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Northwest Newsradio
"six hours" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Call their loved ones. The adults will then be debriefed by Israeli intelligence officials. all of And at them that will point, be flown to hospitals in Israel, where for the first time in 49 days, they'll be family members. Israeli government spokesman Zeig Avman says - We're hoping we can really smile today, later on today. As authorities say, this four -day pause brokered by the US and Qatar could be extended further if all of them were family members. As authorities say, this four -day pause targeting retail theft. It relies on store employees' insight working with police outside. We use an app to communicate back and forth, real time, hoping that they can give us some good descriptors on shoplifters. Detective Seth Pakram says officers then wait at the door for the suspect to step outside with the stolen merchandise. We're on them so quick they don't have time to really react. In a six -hour period last week, nine people were arrested at one shopping center. The athlete convicted of fatally shooting his girlfriend in his South Africa home 10 years ago. He was granted 4 -year -old today. You're listening to ABC News. This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. When it comes to my lifestyle and diet, I don't always make the smartest choices. But when comes it to taking care of my liver, I do make one very smart choice. Active liver tablets from New York City. I used to have real issues with my liver, and at my last checkup, my doc was concerned about my numbers. But since adding a once -a -day active liver tablet, my gut's better, I feel great, and my doctor's happy. I ask a lot of my liver, so the least I can do to say thanks is a daily dose of active liver. Active liver is one of many award -winning health products from New Nordic. The number one supplier of dietary supplements in Scandinavia. Purchase at amazon .com or for a volume discount, visit newnordicusa .com. Available as a or tablet delicious sugar -free gummy. Protect and help your liver the easy and effective way with active liver. At Amazon or nordicusa .com. Ukrainian officials say a Russian cluster bomb attack killed three people in a suburb of the city of Kursan. The Interior Ministry reports more than 60 residential and infrastructure buildings were damaged. There were violent clashes in Ireland's capital Thursday after a five old -year girl was seriously injured in a knife attack that also saw a woman and two other children iced. In scenes not seen for decades at least 13 stores were damaged, 11 police vehicles, three buses in a tram were destroyed. Police Commissioner Drew Harris with this advice to the locals. I would encourage them come to to their work and come and use the city we can't allow the city to be given over to the thugs and to the looters and to the arsonists. All lines are open to determine the motive for the riots including an immigrant element in the crowds. Tom Rivers ABC News at the foreign desk. There are now more than 50 reports of elevated lead levels among children who ate popular apple puree products says he's Andy Field the FDA warning stores to stop selling three specific brands including water banana apple cinnamon fruit puree along with Schnucks and Weiss cinnamon applesauce pouches. They were sold in national grocery chains including Dollar Tree an online retailer Amazon. FDA says it's still working with Dollar Tree to get those recalled products off shelves in several states. The government investigating how lead contaminated some of those products. This is ABC News. Oil investments involve a high degree of risk and actual engineering. Attention all investors the year is almost over and your chance to receive a 100 % tax write -off for me three why pay the government more of your hard -earned income while smart investors use proven strategies to reduce their payments to Uncle Sam you can save thousands of dollars this year off of your taxable income with an investment in domestic energy while at the same time generate potential income from oil for decades to come call freedom crude today at 800 -549 1985 800 -549 1985 Brian Clark ABC News Northwest traffic from the high -performance homes traffic center we're working with a crash in kent this is on eastbound state route 516 just west of the west valley highway that right lane is partially blocked that's going to slow you down right at the scene and that's our only blocking problem and the rest of our units are moving right along at the speed limit to come into Seattle at 30 minutes Bothell the Bellevue 10 minutes yellow is days about a 16 minute drive taking a look at today's forecast it's going to be a sunny one with a high near 46 then tonight we're going to see a few clouds roll in but it's going to be
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Fresh update on "six hours" discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast
"Not as confident as 20 years ago, but some of these let the people decide kind of things. But even then, my trust level, why does everything go to a ref? I guess maybe would have to. There's a constitutional issue that had to be ironed out. But generally speaking, the casino people are going to flood the zone with promises. They're going to promise us the moon. We'll never have to pay taxes again. I'm exaggerating. But all these problems, they're not going to pay any attention to the weakness and the stupidity of so many young people who are going to be ensnared by this nonsense. Lives will be ruined. Economies will be destroyed. Households will be dashed against the rocks. I want no part of it in my state. No part of it. I think it's okay. You're right. Let the people vote. As I understand it, Dan Patrick didn't let it come up for a vote. And so guess what? That doesn't let the people vote, Mark. Does everything, because the decision is made as to whether we're going to let people vote on stuff. There's a reason, isn't there, why we don't just throw everything to an internet or election day referendum. We have elected officials. Now you don't want to let people vote. Wait a minute ago, you wanted to let people vote. I'm okay with a referendum on it. I'm also okay if the currently elected representatives that we have say, you know, we're not going to do that. We got this. We're going to handle this. Me thinks my dear friend Mark Davis is on some thin ice on this one, ladies and gentlemen. That's just me. That's okay. Hey, I mean, listen, let, let the people decide and let them maybe, and maybe we'll see what happens next. I just, just, just, just soft pedal her Vegas residency when you talk to Marie, just don't bring it up. Cause it may, it may, it may, you may take it into a different, into a different role. Okay. This, this is kind of interesting. Is she still, I think she is. I think she is too. No, no, she's still, in a sense, still really active LDS. What, what's the Mormon stance on? I don't know. I don't even know. I dare you. I double dog dare you. This could turn into a very, I may have to listen to Mark and Marie at nine 30. We're going to play paper roses and then we're going to the hardcore LDS theology at Gabley and Mitt Romney. But that's really an interesting component to this though, that you brought that up. Now I'm fascinated by you bringing that up. I mean, what does your church say about it? Well, good. Well, the Bible is, it doesn't specifically say don't gamble or gamble or whatever. But God was, I mean, Jesus wasn't too good about those folks in the temple. I mean, my, my, my faith driven position on it is that we are called to be the best stewards of our wealth, the best stewards of our money, where your money goes, that's where your heart goes. That is biblical. And so wanton throwing of money into a haphazard situation, even if it might accrue to your benefit is not the best use of, of my time or my money. So don't do it. So don't, so don't do it. Don't tell, but don't tell your neighbor not to do it. I haven't told anybody not to do it. That's why, let them let people vote and let's decide. Okay. Well, let, let's go on to some stuff that is really, really fun to talk about too. I mean, just like this is how about Elon Musk telling the advertisers on Twitter, go blank yourselves. You don't want to advertise with us. Don't advertise with us. Now that's what blank you money looks like. You know, that's that when you literally blank you money, cause that's exactly what he said in a forum that New York times sponsored this thing, right? The gathering. And guess what? After he said it and it shocked the, the, the journalist who hosted this deal book thing or whatever it was. And you had, you had vice president cackles up there. She was babbling on about, you know, Biden's age and everything. But what was fascinating was apparently after this was all posted online, the New York times deleted the Elon Musk interview. They took it down. They didn't want people to see it. Well, it's all over Twitter now. It was every other thing I saw on Twitter on X last night and not only Twitter, but all over the place. I mean, social media, he just basically said, you're not going to blackmail me. You're not going to tell me, I'm not going to advertise with you. If you don't take the positions on leftist issues that I want, you want me to. And he said, you know what, then go blank yourselves. And here's, what's crazy. The room was shocked. The interviewer was completely flummoxed. He just sat there like, like a, an eyeball had sprouted out of it. Go blank yourselves. It's really quite simple. He, if possible, Elon Musk became even more heroic to me. I like this guy more and more every single day. I mean, I'm not kidding. I love that attitude. And what, what, what, this is what it's going to take. This is what Americans are going to have to do yesterday. They had the big Christmas tree lighting ceremony at Rockefeller center and hundreds of monstrous savages stormed the ceremony with their Palestinian flags and their pro Gaza and pro Hamas messages, trying to rip flags out of the hands of counter protesters who were defending the tree lighting ceremony and defending America. And you know what they did? They did the same thing. Go blank yourselves, get your filthy hand off my flag. This is America. You don't like it moved to Gaza. You don't like, Hey, why don't you go live with Hamas? You go crawl into bed with these monsters and these savages, Oakland, six hours, Mark, six hours of citizens up there, not praising the Palestinian people, not trying to talk about the praising Hamas, defending Hamas. I saw that 47 minute video that a lot of people haven't seen and will never see.
The Mason Minute
Over The River (MM #4628)
"Today recuperating we're from the busiest travel day of the year, although technically it's only the busiest car travel day of the year. I hate driving on Thanksgiving weekend, both coming and going, the Wednesday and the Sunday, because people are a little bit impatient. Maybe it's because it's a short time. Thanksgiving's really one day, then of course there's Black Friday, and it's a busy, hectic weekend, and while it's kind of a long weekend, it's not. It's kind of a weird weekend. We all want to get to where we're going, spend time with the family, and while everybody seems to be anxious and grumpy, and as we head over the river and through the woods to whether it's grandma's house or the sister -in -law's house or the brother -in -law's house or wherever you're going, I hope you're having a good Thanksgiving. I don't know if, again, it's just me that my stamina for the road isn't what it used to be. Yeah, we traveled last weekend to Fort Wayne, Indiana, so that was like a six -hour trip to and from. I got injured on the way, so the trip back was not fun, and now we're doing it again. I used to be able to drive 14 hours in a day. I'd be tired, but no big deal. I don't know if it's me or if it's everybody else.
Bloomberg Markets
Fresh update on "six hours" discussed on Bloomberg Markets
".com youtube I'm told that's the internet and search Bloomberg Radio and that's where you'll find us um boy we started out the futures were ripping this morning uh but now we're kind of mixed here smp kind of unched on the day let's check in with Bailey Lipschultz it's his job to focus on these markets Bailey what do you got to say for yourself I know the data seemed like we were setting up for a strong leg higher but it does seem like Paul we're running into a bit of that buyers fatigue if if you will earning season though continuing to roll on best performer in the smp and the dow sales forces jt mentioned right up now seven and a half percent ticker crm trading at the highest since january 2022 beating expectations raising their profit outlook this is one of the many companies that had been uh... cutting jobs to tighten spending and that does seem to be playing out another company that is ripping this morning after results a snowflake ticker s n o w right now of six point one percent trading at its highest since july that coming as earnings speed uh... third -quarter earnings beat showing signs of stabilization one of the things analysts were calling out was there was a three -week stretch that was one of the strongest uh... seasonal stretches for the company in quite some time so that's why you're seeing those two rallying and anytime there's a biotech deal i'd have to mention it so abby boomer and i want i mean again ten point one billion dollars almost a hundred percent premium abby is stocks one keep it on this is a company that humira their biggest drug one of the best selling drugs of the last few years hitting a patent cliff next year so trying to bridge that gap trying to backfill some of those sales going forward that's why you got immunogen ripping and abby maybe a bit on the trade but down kind of on the market and what do i do when I see an MNA in a trade i go to and they go and see who's getting paid which my buddies are getting paid here on the acquire site j p morgan morgan Stanley boom on the sell -side Goldman Sachs and Lazard so no little boutiques these are big -time MNA players so they're getting paid today yeah I tell ya when I come back in the next life it's either as a private credit dude or a big pharma MNA banker we talk though about lawyers make some pretty good cash ok here's my story when I was like a lowly analyst we'd be drafting documents for like a some bond deal who cares the bankers we'd leave at 10 o 'clock and go ahead and get a couple cocktails we'd come back in the next morning at like nine o o 'clock and on our desk would be the marked up documents faxed over with a timestamp of like 4 a .m. so my voice they stay there another six hours while we were safe in our beds not a place to be not a radio host either no it was okay yeah four hours you have plenty do you get to build by the hour though I know they but do and my buddy Bob Z he's the senior due to Paul Weiss he's still billing by the hour it's just a grind it's no way to live your life what else you got well we're keeping an eye on a couple other companies Ford right now down down one point two percent lowering its profit guidance this coming after GM rallied yesterday nine point four percent rally yesterday for GM so a bit of a bifurcation that we're seeing as these automakers kind of take into account the costs labor from the new contract with the United Auto Workers Union so keeping an eye on carmakers ahead of the Tesla Cybertruck announcement unveiling handing over the keys I don't know as you mentioned I don't know if the photos on X are real but if you can't fit a bicycle In a truck bed you can't call it a truck. Or a bale of hay on my ranch. That's the standard can't fit a bike. Alright Bailey Lipschutz thanks so much for joining us. Bailey Lipschutz covers the markets for Bloomberg News giving us up -to -date on this market here. We want to bring in Bloomberg TV's David Weston for a conversation on the life and legacy of Henry Kissinger. But first I part want to bring of you David's discussion with Bloomberg opinion columnist Neil Ferguson who wrote a book on the life of Henry Kissinger and spent extensive time with him. Here's part of their discussion on the role of Kissinger played in the Yom Kippur War. For Kissinger the moral imperative in the Cold War was to avoid World War III and that was one of the reasons that he pursued a policy of detente of understanding of improving relations with the Soviet Union because I think reasonably he thought the worst possible outcome for the world would be a horse war between two nuclear -armed superpowers and so in practice when he entered the realm of power as Richard Nixon's national security adviser I think he remained an idealist but an idealist who was having to deal with some extremely difficult choices between as I've said greater and lesser evils so I don't think the idealism was ever entirely eradicated certainly working with Richard Nixon you were working with somebody who saw himself as a very tough realist who wasn't afraid to do very difficult and even nasty things so I think there was an element of compromise just in accepting a job with with Nixon but once Nixon has gone it's very interesting to see Kissinger under Ford shift in much a more idealistic direction and a lot of Kissinger's later career about which one hears much much less owed a lot more to his earlier roots in German idealism that was Bloomberg television's David Weston speaking with Bloomberg opinion columnist Neil Ferguson I want to bring in David Weston right now David thanks so much for joining us here in our Bloomberg studio here what a life it's been your life my life that has been US diplomacy whether it's official or non -official it's been Henry Kissinger yeah he's been the only diplomat I'd overheard of frankly I mean he first when he appointed I was in high school I'm old enough to remember that when Richard Nixon appointed him but and as Ray Dalio actually just posted something saying this you can't think of anybody who studied history as deeply as Henry Kissinger did as academic an at Harvard he would have had a distinguished career in that and then lived the diplomacy and was responsible for it and then got to know pretty much every world leader who didn't just know them they hung on his every word and that's China that Soviet Union that's Anwar Sadat and Egypt around the world I mean it's quite extreme if you read his book on leadership he goes through the six leaders that he had respect for him he starts with Charles de Gaulle okay who we knew personally and he goes on to Conrad Adenauer whom he knew personally and Maggie Thatcher thinks it's really an extraordinary life Wow and David you knew him personally as well so maybe if you could tell us a little bit about some of your memories with Henry Kissinger and what you'll you know think of him most yeah I would say I'm not sure Henry would say this you if were here but he sort of adopted me when I came to New York in the mid 90s I think he took pity on me and took me under his wing and used to invite me to breakfast that he had with like 20 people or so at a club where he'd have visiting dignitaries in people he'd known through the years where we'd have an off -the -record discussion about what was going on in Asia in Europe in the Middle East and anyway and it was wonderful it was one of experience and so he really and I had lunches with him where he would he he was a teacher forever and he wanted to teach you and he had an amazing mind you could agree with him you could disagree with him but he had thought it all through many times and he could explain to you how everything was connected to everything else it was utterly fascinating last thing he was a huge dog person really he and Nancy loved dogs I mean can't believe they always were with a dog constantly he and he was a charming actually very warm man in many ways it's amazing what did he think of what's happened not just the United States over the last five six seven years in terms of nationalism America first in the US but Brexit in the UK and the elections it seems like nationalism which I think you and I kind of grew up with post World War two is not necessarily the leading role or the leading thought here in international relations these days these are my words not his but I think he would say it's dangerous we have to remember he came out of Nazi Germany fleeing seeing it in 1938 with his family as a Jew and he studied in his work he started with post -Napoleonic wars putting together Europe and talking about the balance of power with people like Metternich that he that he really valued as a way to avoid war he wanted to avoid conflict at all costs and I think would he say if we were here today there are real dangers in everybody going to their respective corners and fighting one another people get hurt that way in fact he talked about this just last month was the last time I saw him he appeared live at the Al Smith dinner here in New York and he gave a speech on this very subject warning people about the dangers that we have in front of us if we keep going this way well one of the bigger parts of his legacy was of course you're brokering the peace Middle East and it certainly hearkens now
The Mason Minute
Over The River (MM #4628)
"Today recuperating we're from the busiest travel day of the year, although technically it's only the busiest car travel day of the year. I hate driving on Thanksgiving weekend, both coming and going, the Wednesday and the Sunday, because people are a little bit impatient. Maybe it's because it's a short time. Thanksgiving's really one day, then of course there's Black Friday, and it's a busy, hectic weekend, and while it's kind of a long weekend, it's not. It's kind of a weird weekend. We all want to get to where we're going, spend time with the family, and while everybody seems to be anxious and grumpy, and as we head over the river and through the woods to whether it's grandma's house or the sister -in -law's house or the brother -in -law's house or wherever you're going, I hope you're having a good Thanksgiving. I don't know if, again, it's just me that my stamina for the road isn't what it used to be. Yeah, we traveled last weekend to Fort Wayne, Indiana, so that was like a six -hour trip to and from. I got injured on the way, so the trip back was not fun, and now we're doing it again. I used to be able to drive 14 hours in a day. I'd be tired, but no big deal. I don't know if it's me or if it's everybody else.
The Mason Minute
Over The River (MM #4628)
"Today recuperating we're from the busiest travel day of the year, although technically it's only the busiest car travel day of the year. I hate driving on Thanksgiving weekend, both coming and going, the Wednesday and the Sunday, because people are a little bit impatient. Maybe it's because it's a short time. Thanksgiving's really one day, then of course there's Black Friday, and it's a busy, hectic weekend, and while it's kind of a long weekend, it's not. It's kind of a weird weekend. We all want to get to where we're going, spend time with the family, and while everybody seems to be anxious and grumpy, and as we head over the river and through the woods to whether it's grandma's house or the sister -in -law's house or the brother -in -law's house or wherever you're going, I hope you're having a good Thanksgiving. I don't know if, again, it's just me that my stamina for the road isn't what it used to be. Yeah, we traveled last weekend to Fort Wayne, Indiana, so that was like a six -hour trip to and from. I got injured on the way, so the trip back was not fun, and now we're doing it again. I used to be able to drive 14 hours in a day. I'd be tired, but no big deal. I don't know if it's me or if it's everybody else.
The Mason Minute
Over The River (MM #4628)
"Today recuperating we're from the busiest travel day of the year, although technically it's only the busiest car travel day of the year. I hate driving on Thanksgiving weekend, both coming and going, the Wednesday and the Sunday, because people are a little bit impatient. Maybe it's because it's a short time. Thanksgiving's really one day, then of course there's Black Friday, and it's a busy, hectic weekend, and while it's kind of a long weekend, it's not. It's kind of a weird weekend. We all want to get to where we're going, spend time with the family, and while everybody seems to be anxious and grumpy, and as we head over the river and through the woods to whether it's grandma's house or the sister -in -law's house or the brother -in -law's house or wherever you're going, I hope you're having a good Thanksgiving. I don't know if, again, it's just me that my stamina for the road isn't what it used to be. Yeah, we traveled last weekend to Fort Wayne, Indiana, so that was like a six -hour trip to and from. I got injured on the way, so the trip back was not fun, and now we're doing it again. I used to be able to drive 14 hours in a day. I'd be tired, but no big deal. I don't know if it's me or if it's everybody else.
Crypto Banter
A highlight from This Strategy Will Make MILLIONAIRES In The Crypto Bull Market! (Watch Till The End)
"I want to show you the most powerful tool that I have in this bull market. Trust me, it's the way that I've made the most money since I started trading. We've just had a huge breakout in Bitcoin. I know it doesn't look like it, but Bitcoin has been battling this resistance line for a long time and we've just broken through the resistance line beautifully, beautifully right over there. And what that means is it means that we are getting into the next stage of this raging Bitcoin bull market. The next stage is going to be a much, much, much faster and much more vicious stage of the bull market. Up until now, we've been battling this resistance line, but once we get through it, we get into the next part of the Bitcoin bull market. And if our thesis is right, if our thesis has been right up until now, we are about 30 % of the way in this bull market. The first 300 days were the build up, the accumulation phase of the bull market. And the next 600 days is when all the action happens and we do something like this. So what does that mean? Well, it means that you've got about 600 days to make real life changing money. Because if you don't make real life changing money in the next 600 days, I think the next cycle for crypto is going to be a lot more relaxed, a lot more regulated, and to be honest, a lot less fun. What it means is that we've got 600 days left to make real life changing or wife changing money. Now listen, I've been in crypto for a long time. I've been around for the previous two cycles. I lived through this 2015 to 2017 high. I lost most my money. And then I lived through this 2021 2022 bull market. And if I learned anything in those bull markets, I learned two things. The first thing is that making money in a bull market only happens if you have a plan. If you don't have a plan, you ain't going to make money because what you're going to do is you're going to end up riding this bull market right up to the top and you're going to get flushed out because you don't have a plan. And the second thing I learned is that even if you've got a plan, if you don't have the right tools to execute on your plan, you have got zero chance of keeping your money. I've seen this twice. In 2017, I made fortunes and I landed up losing fortune. In 2021, I ended up making fortunes and luckily I ended up keeping it. So when it comes to making a plan, we have a great plan. And to be honest, we've been executing on our plan and our plan is performing. What we said is we said that we put 80 % of our money into this diversified portfolio, which by the way, up until today is up 60 % in just one month. It's a beautifully diversified portfolio that talks to all the narratives and has a well diversified number of coins. And you can see it's broken up beautifully. So that's our plan and we're executing as per that plan. 80 % of our money is going into that ETF and 20 % is going into a whole lot of small speculative bets that can really, really, really explode your portfolio. Things like the next Casper or the next Kojira. That's what our plan is. And if you want to know more about our plan, I'm going to leave a link to the video below where we actually devised the plan, where we actually made that plan. Today's show though is about the second thing that you need. I want to show you the most powerful tool that I have in this bull market. I built it because of what I learned in the previous bull markets and because of the mistakes that I made. And I want to show you the tool and I want to show you why it's so powerful. So listen, if you're watching this and you want more of this content and you want more plans, subscribe to the channel. Now's a beautiful, great time to subscribe. And if you're already a subscriber, just smash the like button. Let's get everybody else listening and let's get everybody else looking and using these tools to make you guys life -changing money in the next, well, 599 days now. So the tool I want to show you today is Banter Bubbles. And to be honest, when we built this tool, we never realized how powerful this tool was going to be. It's only when we started making real money on this tool that we realized exactly how powerful it is. So what is it? Well, here it is. Or in fact, here it is because it's available on iPhone, on Android, and of course, on desktop. What is it? It's a tool that's designed to show you how tokens are moving very, very quickly. The idea is that you can, with a quick glance, understand exactly what's going on with the bubbles. When the bubbles are green, it means they're going up. When the bubbles are red, it means they're going down. The bigger the bubble, the bigger the move. So you can see on today's bubbles, Neo is up 15 % today, FTT is up 80 % today, and Alluvium is up 30 .62 % today. Now, I always used to use this tool when I used to wake up in the morning, look at my phone, see if it's going to be a good day or a bad day, or if I was going to a restaurant and I snuck off to go to the toilet, I quickly went and looked at the bubbles, and I realized which tokens were going up and which tokens were going down. But that wasn't enough because knowing whether the why they're going up or down. And so what we did was we built a chat in every single one of the bubbles. So when you see a bubble going up, you click on the chat, and it's a place where the community gather and share alpha as to why the token is going up or down. So you can see the whole Casper community is gathered here in the bubbles. And it gave you an idea. The idea was to say, hey, the bubbles are going up, but why are the bubbles going up or down? And that's where the chat came in. But that wasn't enough. We wanted to give you guys more alpha, we wanted to make the bubbles more interactive. So what did we do? Well, we created a general chat. An idea behind the general chat was to say, you can sit down, you can watch every single one of the bubbles. And while you're watching the bubbles, you can see what the community is talking about in response to the bubbles moving. And there's a lot of alpha in this chat. In fact, this is where I'm starting to get a lot of my alpha. That's amazing. We then built a whole lot of features in the bubbles. Like for example, you can add filters. So you can add a filter over here. And you can say, I want to see the performance of gaming coins only. And there we go. It's now showing you the performance of gaming coins only. You can filter it even further by saying I want to see it on the hourly chart. And now I'm looking at gaming coins specifically on the hourly chart. You can add watch lists. So you go over here, you press on lists, you add a watch list, and you can add your tokens that you have in your portfolio. So let me add in Bitcoin. I have Bitcoin in my portfolio add token. Let me add it over there. I have Solana in my portfolio. Solana is doing fantastically well. I have Casper in my portfolio. I'm going to add it there. And so you can add your own, you can create your own watch list with just the tokens that you're interested in watching. So you can block out the noise. You can obviously do a whole lot of other things. You can see the top 100 coins or even go all the way down the list as you see fit. And if you like categories, well, that's simple. Just go to filter, find the categories that interest you, whether they're gaming, centralized exchanges, liquid staking tokens, metaverse, and click here, and you'll immediately see just those coins. So that's what we did. We built an amazing tool, but we weren't happy. We wanted to give you guys even more alpha. And even though our competitors thought we were crazy and the market thought we were crazy, we did something absolutely insane. We took the banter newsroom, the place where we get all of our research, and we added it to the bubbles for free, which means that effectively if you go onto the newsroom, you can see every single tweet, every single article that, that our 40 researchers are looking at real time. As we see them here, we have 40 researchers and what they're doing all day long is they are looking for research that we make our trading decisions with, and that we use to make our content. And it's all available right here for you to see. And to be honest for our competitors to see too, because we don't really care. People said we were crazy, but you know what we decided to do? We decided to double down. Not only did we make our entire newsroom absolutely free for everyone to see so that you can watch the news and watch the effects that the news is happening on the bubbles. We also gave people free access to our research call. This is a call that happens once every day with the entire banter team. And it's where we discuss all the alpha for the day. And we discuss what we're going to put into our shows. It happens about six hours before our shows.
WTOP
"six hours" Discussed on WTOP
"He said that Friday's pause was extended to six hours, with Palestinians on Saturday. We need to maximize every effort to prevent Palestinian deaths and to advance the humanitarian assistance that's getting to them. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the White House is also focusing on the release of the hostages Hamas is holding. The Israeli government says about a hundred thousand people have gone south, many of them sheltered in hospitals, that Israel says it attacked because they were fronts for Hamas. Federal investigators are looking for whoever sent letters laced with fentanyl to elections officials in several states. Here CBS's Bradley Blackburn. Former Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman says there need to be new laws carrying severe penalties for people trying to interfere with elections. This should be mandated when someone threatens our election system and is trying to our undermine way of life. We have to take a stand and hold them accountable. Authorities still don't know the motive of the person or persons who sent the letters. So the FBI is up stepping its investigation into New York mayor Eric Adams campaign and whether or not Turkey's government made illegal contributions to it. FBI agents seized phones and an iPad from Adams earlier week this according to his attorney. A statement says after an event Monday night agents approached the mayor and asked his for electronic devices and he complied. It also says Adams has not been accused of any wrongdoing and continues to cooperate with the investigation. Wendy Gillette CBS News New York. Women dominate the Grammy Awards nominations. SZA is the most nominated artists this year leading the pack with nine. Also impressive Billie Eilish. Miley Cyrus Olivia Rodrigo all nabbed six same for Taylor Swift who also made history as the first person
Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition
A highlight from How Intermittent Fasting Heals Leaky Gut and Improves the Microbiome
"Hello and welcome to the Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition Podcast, the show designed to give you science -based solutions to improve your health and life. I'm Dr. David Jockers, doctor of natural medicine and creator of DrJockers .com and I'm the host of this podcast. I'm here to tell you that your body was created to heal itself and on this show we focus on Thanks for spending time with me and let's go into the show. Are you concerned about the health of your brain? Do you want to get rid of brain fog and have superior clarity and focus? Well I have a solution for you and no it's not caffeine or some sort of pill or powder, rather it's delicious chocolate fudge. I know that sounds crazy but this isn't your average fudge. It's actually rich chocolatey fudge that is jam -packed with five of the most beneficial mushroom species in existence when it comes to keeping a sharp and healthy brain. 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Just visit PuroalityHealth .com and use the coupon DRJ to access 30 % off your purchase today. On this podcast, I'm being interviewed by my friend Dr. John Dempster for his Gut Reset Summit and we talk all about how intermittent fasting helps your body heal leaky gut and improves the diversity and the resilience of the microbiome and on this podcast, I share my story of when I was in my early 20s how I had irritable bowel syndrome and how intermittent fasting was a cornerstone strategy I used to help overcome this naturally and I go through the science of how intermittent fasting helps to heal the gut lining as well as improve the diversity and the resilience and overall strength of the microbiome. It's a really powerful topic and if you know anybody that wants to improve their gut health or is just really interested in this topic, please share this podcast with them and also you will want to go ahead and register for the upcoming Gut Reset Summit. For a limited time, it is a free viewing and you can check it out. Just go to DrJockers .com and go to the show notes for this podcast and you'll find a link so you can access that summit for free and listen to all the top experts when it comes to gut health and the microbiome. So I know you guys will get a lot of value out of that and thank you so much for being a part of our community here on the Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition Podcast. Please subscribe to the channel if you haven't already and leave us a five -star review. When you leave us a review, it helps us reach more people and impact more lives with this message. Thank you so much for doing that. Thank you for being a part of our community and let's go into the show. Hi everyone and welcome to the Gut Reset Summit. I'm your host, Dr. Jon Dempster and today I'm thrilled to introduce to you an old friend of mine, Dr. David Jockers. And Dr. David Jockers, he is a doctor of natural medicine who runs one of the most popular natural health websites, DrJockers .com. And this site has over 1 million monthly visitors, which is insane. So that's amazing, amazing the work he's doing with that. And his work is also featured on popular media, such as the Dr. Oz Show and Homeworks Home and Family. And Dr. Jockers is the author of the bestselling book, The Keto -Metabolic Breakthrough and The Fasting Transformation. And he is also the host of the popular Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition Podcast. And David lives in Canton, Georgia with his wife, Angel and his twin boys, David and Joshua and his daughters, Joyful and Shine. But David, great to have you on here. Thanks so much for being here today. Well, thanks so much, Sean. Always great to connect with you. Yeah, fantastic. And today we're going to talk about one of your topics that's near and dear to your heart and that's going to be all about intermittent fasting, but we're going to tie it into how this is so critically important for the gut microbiome, for diversity and for gut health overall. Yeah, for sure. You know, I'm super excited about this. Intermittent fasting was a key strategy I used to heal irritable bowel syndrome. And it wasn't something I had learned about. Like I didn't know anybody that was actually practicing it. The term hadn't hit culture yet. In fact, I didn't know anybody, any health influencer that was talking about this back in 2004, 2005. I just did it intuitively and I was dealing with constipation, diarrhea, trouble gaining weight, nutrient absorption issues. And I just felt better when I compressed my eating window like we're going to talk about. And it was a really key strategy that allowed me to heal my gut, improve my nutrient absorption, gain the muscle weight back, get my energy back and my life back. So something I'm really passionate about. So for everyone who's listening right now, I mean, this might not be a new term given that it's been popularized lately, but let's break it down. What is intermittent fasting? Can you just break down that definition? Yep. So all of us do some level of intermittent fasting because we all sleep at night. So when we're sleeping, we're not eating. And really, I think about intermittent fasting as more or less the time between. So I break it into two different periods. We have the time between our first meal of the day and the last meal of the day. And then we have the time in a sense in between that. Right. So with intermittent fasting, we're compressing our eating window. So most people are eating in, let's say, a 14 or 16 hour eating window. So let's say they eat their first bite of food at 7 a .m. and they have their last bit of calories at 9 p .m. Let's say, you know, that's kind of a 14 hour eating window, 10 hour fasting window. So most people are doing something along those lines. Intermittent fasting would have us do something like one of the more popular methods is an eight hour eating window where we're eating our meals in an eight hour window, let's say 12 p .m. to 8 p .m., 10 a .m. to six, 8 a .m. to four, you know, whatever works best for your schedule and what you feel best with. But basically, you're compressing the eating window. So your first meal, let's say, is at 8 a .m. OK, you can eat in between that, you know, that period of time. So if you want the second meal at 12 and then your third meal at, let's say, three, you know, finished by four o 'clock and then you've got a 16 hour window where you're fasting between 4 p .m. and 8 a .m. the next morning. So that would be a compressed eating window. And we use this term intermittent fasting or time restricted feeding. Now, some people will say intermittent fasting, time restricted feeding would be anything within a 24 hour window. So if you're eating at all within a 24 hour window, it's called technically time restricted feeding where you're just basically restricting the amount of time that you're feeding. And intermittent fasting would be more of like a two day fast or 36 hour fast. Anything over a 24 hour period of time would be called intermittent fasting. But most people use those terms interchangeably. But just so the audience knows, if you hear somebody talking about time restricted feeding, TRF, they're talking about this idea of compressing the eating window on a in a sense, on a daily basis, you know, to let's say eight hours or six hours or four hours or whatever it is. And then oftentimes intermittent fasting is a term used when we're talking about something more than 24 hours. Like, for example, a lot of people get great benefits doing a 36 hour fast, for example, where they'll eat dinner at, you know, let's say 6 p .m. on Saturday and they don't eat again until, you know, Monday morning or Monday at lunchtime, somewhere around that around there. Great, great, great thing to do if you're really looking to ramp up fat burning, you want to lose weight, you want to really bring down inflammation in the body can be really, really powerful. And that's an intermittent fasting strategy. Awesome, I've got so many questions for you, David, and I love it, we're going to get into it. But first of all, if we're going to be fasting, why are we doing this? What are the exact benefits? What's the point? For sure. Well, basically, when we stop eating, so of course, when we're eating for the next three to four hours, we're eating or our body is actually utilizing the calories we consumed to produce energy, right, and to produce new proteins and all the different things that the body needs to do with the nutrients we have available. So three to four hours, sometimes six hours, depending on the size of the meal, that's really going to be the nutrients we just took in. And then after that, we need a continual supply of blood glucose, right? Your blood glucose, if you ever tested, it's never going to be zero. It's only zero if you're dead. Right. And you've been dead for a while. And so you're always going to have a continuous supply of blood glucose. And the body does that by having something called glycogen, which is a surplus of glucose that we store in our muscles and our liver. And so the body will start to liberate this glycogen naturally. And we use stress hormones to do that. Cortisol, epinephrine, but their job like cortisol is called a glucocorticoid, meaning its job is actually to elevate blood glucose. So when glucose starts to drop, cortisol, some cortisol will come out to get the glucose up. And that's normal and natural. And so now we're starting to utilize our stored sugar. But our body has a certain threshold. It doesn't want to go below. So it's only going to use stored sugar up until a certain point, and then it's going to actually get into our body fat stores. And the way that it knows to get into the body fat stores is when this hormone insulin gets down. Right. So insulin has a certain threshold after we eat. It's up. It's elevated above that threshold as it comes down. The longer we go between meals, it gets below this threshold. And that tells the body, OK, now let's burn fat as our main fuel source. So instead of burning so much sugar, let's burn fat. When we burn fat, we produce a cleaner source of energy because glucose is a quick energy source, but it's also metabolically, metabolically dirty in a sense. And I say that because we produce a lot of free radicals and we drive up more inflammatory pathways when we're using glucose as our primary energy source. So in a sense, on a 24 hour period, we don't want to use a lot of glucose as an energy source. We only really want to use it as our main energy source, perhaps shortly after meals. And then also if we're doing any sort of anaerobic type activity. So for exercising, you know, doing something stressful, lifting weights, something along those lines, it's a very good, good energy source because we can we can produce a lot of energy quickly from it.
Evangelism on SermonAudio
A highlight from Learning Evangelism from the Master
"Alright, John chapter 4 here this morning, John chapter 4, John chapter 4. I'm going to introduce this lesson this way. You've heard me say many times I'm not a big fan of the modern day soul winning manuals and all that kind of stuff because literally those are man -made philosophies because you know if it's a bunch of man's ideas with very little scripture mentioned then obviously it's man's ideas. Related to that, repeat this prayer after me, but the sayings, the statements that are made in relation to this, invite Jesus into your heart. Can you show me where to find that? Give your heart to Christ. They can't give their heart to Christ until they become a believer. Make a decision for Christ. That's for believers, not the unsaved. Surrender your life to Christ. Make a commitment to Christ. Those are all things that are extra biblical statements and what I don't understand about that is we have examples of Jesus Christ, the apostle Paul, all that in scripture showing us how they reach people with the gospel. So one of them for us to take a look at here today is the master evangelist. I think Jesus Christ is probably the best one we can learn on how to present the gospel. Notice John chapter 4 verses 1 and following again, just to pick up where we left off. When therefore the Lord knew how the Pharisees had heard that Jesus made and baptized more disciples than John, though Jesus himself baptized not, but his disciples. Notice he left Judea and departed again into Galilee. Last time we saw that Jesus left Judea when John the Baptist was arrested. So obviously he's making sure the timing of his heavenly father is followed in relation to that. But notice it says here, he must needs go through Samaria. Obviously to seek the woman of Samaria and the others who would believe, but when you think about this also, it says he must needs go through Samaria. There are actually Jews that would actually go around Samaria, Jews from the southern kingdom of Judea. They would actually go around Samaria so they wouldn't have to go through there. Well Jesus did not avoid that, but it says here, then cometh you to a city of Samaria. Of course, remember Samaria is the old northern kingdom of Israel, which is called Sychar near to the parcel of ground that Jacob gave to his son Joseph. Now why did the Jews despise the Samaritans so much? When we understand the history of the Samaritans in 721 BC, Samaria was conquered by Assyria. Well the king of Assyria actually repopulated Samaria with other nations, and of course then they intermarried with the remnant of the Jews that were left there, and so literally the Jews would consider the Samaritans to be half -breeds or whatever, so there was a prejudice against them. Notice in the context again that Jacob's well was there, Jesus therefore being wearied with his journey, sat thus on the well, and it was about the sixth hour, the sixth hour would be noon, again six o 'clock on is when the day was tallied. But notice it says here, first of all, as far as learning from the example of Jesus, secure attention with a common interest. Notice there cometh a woman of Samaria to draw water, Jesus saith unto her, Give me to drink. Well obviously he's going to get her attention, but says for his disciples were gone away into the city to buy meat. Then saith the woman of Samaria unto him, How is it that thou being a Jew askest drink of me, which am a woman of Samaria, for the Jews have no dealings with the Samaritans? So first of all, secure attention with a common interest, and I really believe that it's important to do that as you start to establish a common interest, but notice then also he's answering objections. Let's look at 1 Peter chapter 3, this verse just came to mind actually, 1 Peter chapter 3.
Evangelism on SermonAudio
A highlight from Jesus Evangelizes a Woman
"In chapter 4 will be in chapter 4 number of weeks I'm not sure how many at this point well it will be in chapter 4 maybe a couple of months there's a lot here we did take a good bit of time looking at the discussion that Jesus had with Nicodemus and now we'll be taking a look at a discussion with the woman of Samaria so John chapter 4 the first 10 verses are our focus for this morning but I'll read through verse 26 here God's holy word now when Jesus learned that the Pharisees had heard that Jesus was making and baptizing more disciples than John although Jesus himself did not baptize but only his disciples he left Judea and departed again for Galilee and he had to pass through Samaria so he came to a town of Samaria called Sychar near the field that Jacob had given to his son Joseph Jacob's well was there so Jesus wearied as he was from his journey was sitting beside the well it was about the sixth hour a woman from Samaria came to draw water Jesus said to her give me a drink for his disciples had gone away into the city to buy food the Samaritan woman said to him how is it that you a Jew ask for a drink from me a woman of Samaria for Jews have no dealings with Samaritans Jesus answered her if you knew the gift of God and who it is is saying to you give me a drink you would have asked him and he would have given you living water the woman said to him sir you have nothing to draw water with and the well is deep where do you get that living water are you greater than our father Jacob he gave us the well and drank from it himself as did his sons and his livestock Jesus said to her everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again but whoever drinks the water that I will give him will never be thirsty again the water that I give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life the woman said to him sir give me this water so that I will not be thirsty or have to come here to draw water Jesus said to her go call your husband and come here the woman answered him I have no husband Jesus said to her you are right in saying I have no husband for you have had five husbands and the one you now have is not your husband what you have said is true the woman said to him sir I perceive that you are a prophet our fathers worship on this mountain but you say that Jerusalem is the place where people ought to worship Jesus said to her woman believe me the hour is coming when neither on this mountain nor in Jerusalem will you worship the father you worship what you do not know we worship what we know for salvation is from the Jews but the hour is coming and is now here when the true worshipers will worship the father in spirit and truth for the father is seeking such people to worship him God is a spirit and those who worship him must worship in spirit and in truth the woman said to him I know that the Messiah is coming who is called Christ when he comes he will tell us all things Jesus said to her I who speak to you am he thus far the reading of God's holy word the grass withers the flower fails but the word of our God endures forever let's pray for God's blessing our father we do thank you for the word and we thank you that you've sent your son into the world who is the living word and who is the life giving water and so father grant us your blessing now as your word has been read and as it is to be proclaimed we pray that we would hear and understand what you have for us and so father may that word work in us we pray it in Jesus name amen congregation of the Lord Jesus Christ one of the great things about the Gospel of John is how it records various encounters that Jesus had with different people in chapter three we spent time looking at the encounter and the discussion that Jesus had with Nicodemus now we know that Nicodemus was a Jew and not only was he a Jew but he was a ruler of the Jews he was a member of the he Sanhedrin was the type of person that most people in that day would have been looking up to he was considered then by his peers an honorable and a respectable person he thought of himself as good as pleasing to God but you remember what Jesus told him Nicodemus you must be born again in other words Nicodemus couldn't approach God on the basis of his own obedience and Jesus told him as well that the son of man must be lifted up on a cross and now as we get into chapter four we get to listen to a conversation now that Jesus has with a Samaritan but not just a Samaritan a Samaritan woman and not just a Samaritan woman but a Samaritan woman with a reputation for sexual immorality her community knew her as such and so three things about her she was a Samaritan she was a woman she was a Samaritan and she was a sexually immoral Samaritan woman and so what we really have here in chapters three and four is an incredible contrast between a respectable religious man and an outcast with a bad reputation that she did earn for herself James Boyce said if Nicodemus is an example of the truth that no one can rise so high as to be above salvation this woman is an example of the truth that no one can sink too low you see isn't it interesting two diversely different people both in desperate need of the gospel of Jesus Christ and so what else do we see in our chapter here well remember what we read in chapter three right the most famous passage perhaps in the Bible John three sixteen and seventeen for God so loved the world that he gave his only son that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life for God did not send his son into the world to condemn the world but in order that the world might be saved through him and so John puts these discourses together side by side to show us that all people need the gospel to show us that Jesus is not the savior of the Jews only salvation is possible and it's needed for all types of people Jesus came to save all types of people right he came for the world and so in chapter four we see Jesus evangelize a Samaritan woman of ill repute and through her really a whole village and so we see Jesus the evangelist and Jesus the savior indeed of the world three things that we're looking at this morning first of all then a divinely appointed meeting secondly we'll talk about loving the outsider and finally we'll talk about communicating the gospel and really that point we're gonna continue to build on next Lord's Day as well and so the first thing that we see this morning is a divinely appointed meeting it wasn't an accident it wasn't by chance that Jesus met up with this Samaritan woman at the well this was the plan of God here we see Jesus the evangelist going to bring the gospel to this woman and again not just to her but to her village Jesus had a plan Jesus went there with a purpose he was going to save lost sheep and so first four verses of John four again now when Jesus learned that the Pharisees had heard that Jesus was making and baptizing more disciples than John although Jesus himself did not baptize but only his disciples he left Judea and departed again for Galilee and he had to pass through Samaria Jesus through his disciples was baptizing people and he was getting more disciples than even and John when word gets the Pharisees about this Jesus determined to go to Galilee and verse four specifically tells us that he had to pass through Samaria now the question for us to ask is why did he have to pass through Samaria some would argue that the point here is that this was the most convenient most direct route however the Jews chose to go trying to avoid Samaritans usually went around Samaria but I'm convinced that the reason Jesus had to go through Samaria is because of precisely what we learned in chapter three Jesus is not merely the savior of the Jews so he had to go through Samaria he's a savior of Samaritans as well God gave his son not merely for the Jews God gave his son for the world Jesus is the one and only savior he's not merely for the Jews so why did Jesus go to Samaria because this Samaritan woman was one of his own and not just she but many in her village he was going to bring the gospel and he was going to save so Jesus passed through Samaria because he had to to meet up with that woman because that was his plan because he came to save he passed through Samaria not merely because it was a convenient route he could have gone another way like the Jews usually did he passed through Samaria for the sake of the gospel for the sake of loving and outcast people and for sake of loving and outcast woman that others would avoid and so verse five says Jesus came to a town of Samaria called Sychar near the field that Jacob had given to his son Joseph when Jacob gave his patriarchal blessing to his sons he mentioned this place in Genesis 48 this was a very historically significant place because Jacob's well as we see was there and interestingly after two thousand years after Jacob dug the well it was still there providing water even for Jesus weary from his journey Jesus sat by the well. Now verse six tells us that this was about the sixth hour and that's important for us to take a mental note of that now what's the sixth hour now we might be tempted to say six a .m. right well they kind of did their timekeeping different than us the day started at about six a .m.
RADCast Outdoors
A highlight from Unveiling the Allure of PK Lures with Curt Reeff
"Fish on! Hey, Radcast is on! And welcome to the show, Mr. Jim Zumbo. Gentlemen, I am pleased to be here and I use that term loosely when I say gentlemen. Al Winder. Just want to welcome you to the show. Thanks for taking time out of your busy schedule to hang out with us on a podcast for a little bit. Hey, I'm looking forward to it. Nothing makes me happier than you'd be talking about. Hailing from Wisconsin, Janna Waller. Thanks so much for having me. It's Radcast. Hunting, fishing, and everything in between. Powered by Bowspider. Brought to you by PK Lures and High Mountain Seasonings. And now, here's your hosts, Patrick Edwards and David Merrow. Welcome to another episode of Radcast Outdoors. I'm one of your hosts, Patrick Edwards. And I'm David Merrow. It's good to be back in the studio and today we're because we get to have one of our sponsors on the show technically too because you're here as well. We get to have one of our sponsors on the show and of course one of my favorites just because I love the fishing side so much. So, Curt Reef, owner of PK Lures, welcome to the podcast, man. Hey, guys. It's always exciting to follow what PK Lures is doing because they're always innovating. Pat O 'Grady and the team that Curt has, they're always coming up with ideas and they're testing out things to help you catch more and bigger fish, which is one of the reasons I use PKs all the time. I'm a bigger fly fisherman. I always have been ever since I was young, but I have no problem picking up a rod and reel. I have no problem putting on bait. I have no problem grabbing a rifle when it's rifle season even though I'm a bow hunter, right? I don't discriminate. However, there's a couple rivers here in Wyoming that I tried fly fishing and tried fly fishing and asked the locals and asked the guides and asked the shops and got the flies and beat that water up and Patrick takes me down there and we throw a PK on and I'm killing some big trout, big fish, and having a blast doing it. He's working on converting me to typically the rod and reel and the fly rod now are always in the truck. And they're both great, but it is really cool. PK is always doing some cool stuff and I have a long history with PK, but still I got to say one of my favorites is the flutter fish. I catch fish everywhere on that thing. And guys ask me, me personally, friends, listeners of the show, and they, specifically the other two sponsors, which is High Mountain Seasoning and PK, they're like, you're paid to use it. You're paid to talk about it. You really like it. I'm like, I've told them several times. If I wasn't affiliated with him, I'd be using High Mountain Seasoning and just seeing the difference in putting any PK on, especially the Red Dot Glow, wherever we go, charge that thing up with a flashlight and catch some walleye at night. It's a blast. Yeah, exactly. So Kurt, it's really cool to have you on the show. Thanks again for sponsoring the show. We certainly love our PKs and we're using them quite often because we like to get out on the water. We're transitioning into that hard water season and PK has been known for a long time for the ice fishing gear. And so I was just wanting to have you on to talk about what's new and what's coming. But first, I think it's really cool for our audience to get to know you a little bit. So Kurt, tell us a little bit about where you're from and how you got into fishing. Yeah, I don't know. I'm a redneck country guy from North Dakota. I don't like being indoors. I got to be outside. That's what got me into this stuff. I graduated from this area. I'm out of Lytton, North Dakota. We're just north of the South Dakota state line. We are located on the waters of Lake Oahe. It's the heart of the Missouri River. It goes from down to the Mississippi. There's Lake Oahe, Lake Francis, Lake Sharp that all look up to it. We fish a lot of like structure, a little bit of everything. And right now there's still a good live bait like going on. These fish that we are targeting right now on the Lake Oahe portion are starting their fall migration from south of Mole Ridge down by Akaska, here in South Dakota. They start to transition to move up north around this mark where they're going to spawn next spring. We just did a big fishing tournament here on the Missouri called the Big Muddy. That was about two weeks ago. From then until now fishing has changed. There's been a good bite around the River Bay here. This last week there's been a ton of boats out. People are getting out. I'm looking to get down next Monday just to test out some different stuff and see what's going on. But if these fish keep migrating north, ice fish should be great. But yeah, I've got a construction business on the side that we do roofing gutters and siding. And as I spend my winters off, that's what got me going into PK. I met Pat here a couple of years ago. We took him up to Lake Whip and I was looking to do something as an investment I wanted to do. I had some ideas I to wanted do. And I ran him by Pat. I'm looking at maybe getting out of there. So we worked out a deal within a week or two. I basically bought the company. But from then PK started in 2009. Pat did a great job with it. He didn't have a lot of social media, internet skills. It was all basically word of mouth. Whatever he did, it was just word of mouth. I got into it and I'm not much better than Pat. I don't know a whole lot about computers and stuff, but we've been just testing out some new stuff. We started that ice fishing company. I fished the National Walleye tour competitively in the summertime. This year I got busy with my other job so I didn't get to do the whole schedule. I'm looking forward to doing the whole schedule at the end of the next year. We start out in Lake Erie and I'm actually going out there here in a couple of weeks to test out some new products. Now I really get an head start on pre -fishing. I'm just going to get out and do one more big open water trip, I guess. I'm going to be meeting my dad and brother out there. We're That's awesome. Sounds like a lot of fun. And one of the things that I've always enjoyed over the years is seeing some of the ideas that Pat has come up with. And I know you two collaborate quite a bit and Tim Jenny and all the guys. I'm like, what are we going to come up with next? It's going to be the new big thing. And I know the Ridge Rattler has been an important part of my arsenal over the last year and a half, two years. And I see that you're coming out with a smaller version of that for ice season, which is really exciting, especially for those of us like me who love to hammer the walleye and the trout through the ice. So can you tell us just a little bit more about that product? Yeah, being a competitive angler, I got a tie on a PTA, whatever I'm doing or for the pizza purpose of building a tackle company. I can go out and use what actually works and do as good as everybody else. But the idea was what PTA we're trying to do our own thing. We're trying to be unique in and making something that's not out there yet. If you go, I'm looking at something you think what's it's already been done. What can we do to make it better? Anything different with the PTA Ridge Rattler? We took our crankbait. We have what's called a Ridgeline Gen 2 crankbait. It's got ridges on the outside. Those ridges give it a different vibration as it travels through the water. And if you want to trigger fish, you basically need three elements. You need noise, flash and vibration. If you can get one of those elements into something that's probably going to catch fish. Although, a bare hook will catch fish. Don't get me wrong. You don't always have to have something pretty and crazy out there. It can be very simple. But we took that design of the PK Ridgeline crankbait and downsized it into a lipless crankbait. In doing so, I like to use a lot of lipless cranks. Like I started off with Live Target and those are very light. They're hard to use during open water because they don't have a lot of direction of going down. They kind of jig and they do their thing. It's a cool product. They almost got some cool stuff with the light. They just don't drop fast. I was looking for something I can use for open water and ice fishing. So what we did, we added extra weight to the front. We called it a weight forward design. By doing so, that creates a fast drop alert. And we kept those ridges on the side. Those ridges cause vibration. When I'm out there jigging it or ripping it or throwing it back to me, I'm going to jig it up. And as I jig it up, I can feel vibration in my rod. That vibration lets me know that alert isn't followed up. It's actually working. And as it's doing that, it's triggering the strike. The idea is you want to rip it up, get it to vibrate and let it swim down and sink and hit the bottom. It's going to stir things up. But if it's a great lure for open water, cast like a bullet. We use it a lot up in say Devil's Lake and Sakakawea or Castle of Weedlines. Perfect lure for up there. Doesn't matter if it's windy out or not, you can cast that. Where some of the other ones you just can't cast into the wind, it's too light. But it works great for ice fishing, great for open water. And then this year we come out with three new products. The ideal is we're going for the Finicky Bite. We're downsizing things on the Ridge Rider. This one here we come out with, it's called the Mini. I didn't see it or not, but it basically weighs just under a quarter ounce. And we already have a quarter ounce one, but this is about half the size. Some of that weight, it's just a nice fast dropping lure. It's got smaller hooks on it. It's designed to catch crappie and perch and all this. But when we were testing it up in Devil's Lake last year, it isn't just up in Devil's Lake, but we have a bunch of areas down here where we have nice walleye and nice perch that share the same water. So you can be targeting perch for an hour and next thing you'll get a six ball walleye come. So this lure is great for that because it's got the small hooks on it for the perch crappie. But when a walleye bites it, it doesn't just nibble on it. It basically inhales. If you're going to use this for a walleye, bring fires with you because they're going to have to try on a small. Just something cool. And there's a lot of similar products out there, but the big difference on this, it's the weight forward design and the ribs. It's going to vibrate and it's going to have a fast drop with the other one. Just don't ask. Yeah. I've fished before you guys came out with the Ridge Rattler, I used some of the smaller lipless cranks and they just don't have the weight. You were talking about those like the rattle trap is one I think about. It was okay, but I can cast the PK Ridge Rattler almost twice as far. It's going to dive deeper. Yes, much deeper. And it's fun. I took it last year out off of this. We have this gravel point that would drop off and I was running that Ridge Rattler right up, right up that gravel drop off and just catching walleye after walleye off that drop. And I've noticed those predatory fish. They really want to be low in the water column and watch that bait fish. And when that bait fish is getting close to the surface and close the bank, that's when they want to run up and strike and eat that thing. So if you can mimic that where, where bait fish are, you know, running away, but they're running out of basically maneuverable room, that's when those big fish are like, okay, I've got you. I'm going for it. And they can corral you. Yeah. And Kurt, I was going to say those smaller ones are going to be really awesome for trout here in the West because a lot of our lakes, we have predator and believe me, they are predatory brook trout, splake, browns, fishing that smaller version through the ice and mid winter is going to be great because some of those bigger ones sometimes turn them off, right? Like it's a little too much for them, but downsizing a little bit, I think is going to be just killer for the trout through the ice here in Wyoming, Montana, and the Western States. It's going to be fun to put them to use for sure. Well, one key element on catching fish is that I can be using a Renway dinner devil, right? And it's, I can have one size and it just doesn't work. Sometimes you just go to a smaller size. That's all you really need to do. You can have the right color and everything else, but sometimes it's going to a smaller size. It's all you need to do. So that's why we come out with this mini rig browser, just a different option of what already works great. Yeah. Just as a business owner, what are some tips and tricks you found? You have two companies you've talked about you're running. You've got your competitive fishing. What are some things you've done to bring balance into? Cause obviously R and D new products, bringing that to the market. I know personally what is behind that and the amount of energy work, stress, strife goes into launching a new product, but you're also running another existing company. And then you talked about, you're getting to go do competitive fishing, which is your kind of sounds like your bread and butter, what you like to do. So how do you balance all this to keep a holistic schedule and keep you motivated to keep producing new products? Yeah, no, that's a great question. I don't even know where to start. How do you balance not just one job, but basically two. And for one, you gotta have a good foundation at home. You gotta have a good support group. You gotta have good friends and family that help you out. I can't do this on my own. There's no way. I probably talk to Pat once a week. You just kick around different ideals, but then there's the financial part of this too, where it just, in this story, you got a couple million dollars worth of product, which we're just sitting on, waiting to go. And some of it sells better than the other stuff, but to be a weird tiny company we're competing against Rapalas and Berkleys and Northlands that we're not there, but hopefully someday we'll, we'll get a little bit closer. I was just uptown on the other day at Shields in Bismarck and what started out being just a two by two area of PK is we always got an eight foot section up there right now. So that's a big store. That's a good store for us, but it's not one of our biggest. Hopefully every year we keep gaining tech space. It all starts with having a good support group and my other company is doing very well where we can take some money out of put in with something new. Like we talked about earlier, we come out with some different stuff this year. We're also an open water company. I got to keep coming out with Oakland water products. And I think we're on the right track. We've got stuff that's unique again, and then I can catch a fish, but trying to balance everything. Yeah. It's a chaos sometimes. There's nothing worse than being a competitive fisherman. That's probably the most stressful job you can have. So that's going to keep moving forward and doing the best we can. I picked this one up the other day and as an entrepreneur, business owner, if the things you do in your downtime don't revitalize and re -energize, you're not going to make it very long. It's just, you know, it sounds like fishing, even though it causes some stress, it's your getaway from the fishing lure company, right? Yeah. No, I just love the outdoor part about being a competitive ranger. If we get to go somewhere and we'll be up in Green Bay, we'll be on Erie. This August here, we took a couple of net views off the port packing. We just changed trout, lake trout. That was a blast. If you want to go to a cook catch 25 to 30 inch wakers, four pack is it, and it's only six hours only, but it's six hours from us. And we ice fish big in the last mountain, plus all around here. Going to the different bides of water, you think it's a little vacation, but it's really not. Everywhere I might go, I pick up different things I need to do, where I do with DK, where it's different colors, different bides of water, fish react differently to certain things. So as we're going around ice fishing, open water fishing, I'm picking up things. I might go to somewhere to just tank and just do terrible, but yet I picked up some skills there or I learned something new that I can take somewhere else. So it was very beneficial to actually go to this event. It's just, we're always learning and that's something we got to do to keep things moving forward. I was going to ask you this later in the podcast, but I think I'll ask it now is if you're talking to somebody who's looking at the market and looking at different options, so you talked about Northland, you talked about Berkeley, Rapala, all those big companies, and then PKs, tell them just if you were to tell them one thing about why they should buy a PK, what would that be? What is the one thing you'd say, this is why you got to have PKs, this is why you should try this? I'm not one to say that PK is a catch -all. It isn't. Should PK be in someone's arsenal? Why not? We've got something for everybody, water, we've got something for every water type, almost every species of fish. We're a North Dakota, better known, why not give it a try? I know some guys are stuck on certain things, that's the hardest thing that this little industry is to get people to try something new. A lot of older guys have a talk box that's full, right? They don't have any need or any desire to buy anything new. They've got what works, they've got what's got them their biggest fish. We're targeting the younger generation, where we sponsor the high school fishing league in our state here. It's basically like, you know, the bass circuit, but we try to target, or we try to cater to the younger generation. That's the guys that have a tackle box that's empty, they're looking to fill it up, and they're more eager to try it, and they might not have as much experience on the water, so if we can get them a PK in their hand and they can catch their first big fish on it, they're hooked. And that's a lot of guys' big mistake, is that they're not willing to try something new, where they might try a certain crankbait, where they might try a particular crankbait that they like, and they'll put that crankbait on for six, seven hours, and if they don't catch a fish, they'll just, at the end of that fishing trip, they'll say the fish just didn't bite. That probably isn't the case, because they were open to try something new. It can be a benefit with something new, and I would say try it, you got something for basically everybody. Yeah, and I would echo that for sure, like this summer we were, I took my family up to Keyhole, and I did a podcast on that, and my son and my dad and I, so it was three generations of boys in the boat, and we wanted to go out and get after the walleye. The wind blew for a couple of days, where we couldn't get out to where I knew the walleye would probably be, so we focused on crappie and pike and other things, and then when we were able to get out to where the walleye were, that PK Dakota Disc was awesome, and my dad's kind of that older guy you're talking about, Kurt, where he's 80 years old, and he has the one thing that's always worked for him. He's got one of those crawler harnesses that Northland made that he loved, and Ben's on the other side of the boat with this PK Dakota Disc out fishing grandpa, so that was pretty cool. He was having fun, he's catching fish after fish, and we were done pretty quickly. It didn't take very long once we could get out to where they were at, but that Dakota Disc shines, and that PK Wobbler, a lot of your open water stuff, man, I'm just like, you have as a fisherman, you're like, okay, it's a crawler harness. It's not just a crawler harness, and what's really cool is, for me, I've been able to put a lot of fish in the boat this year using that, and I was going to tell you this story too. I have a nephew, he lives in like the Denver metro area, right, so real busy part of Denver, doesn't go fishing, mostly plays video games. I had him come up here to Boyson Reservoir with me, and we went out, and we were pulling a PK Wobbler, and I like the one that's got the pink with the kind of silvery look to it, and we were using that, and we were, seriously, we were going about a half a mile an hour to three quarters of a mile an hour, and about three foot of water right off the edges, some weeds, and some kind of dirty water, and we had our limit in 45 minutes. It was so much fun, he had a blast, and so I would just echo that, why not try something different? It is fun to, especially in the summer, you don't have to use the same crawler harness you've been using for 25 years. You can try some of these new things that give off a different vibration, a different flash, have a little different action to them, and they work really well. Thank you for putting those out, because they certainly helped us this summer quite a bit. That PK Wobbler and that Dakota Disc, and go over some cool products that pull on live beads. That's all I ever did. Back then, there was a Colorado blade, and there was an Indiana blade, and you would put on different beads, different colored beads, different colors, and just mix and match until you got something that was this cool. When Pat first designed that PK Wobbler, it was basically out of a piece of balsa wood, and he had filed that out, and there's one side that's flat, one side's round, and when we tested it, it was the rounded side, which is the opposite side that it is now. It's the rounded side, it's your fishing pole, and that just wobbled back and forth. Probably went about 20 degrees, that you sped up, it just wobbled faster, and you go, oh, that's cool. It's a float that has action, so let's just call it the PK Wobbler. It just made sense, but then when it goes into production, it goes from balsa wood into fork, and it totally chunks the action, and I panicked, because I got this piece of foam back, and I think I was out in Green Bay or somewhere, and I was just putting some on, and it basically wasn't doing anything. It was like, pulling around a box, and I'm like, God, I got a lot of these, I don't know what I'm going to do with them. So we peed out around, and I got this idea, let's just flip it around, so now we have the part that's flat, that face of the fishing pole, and that turned it into a multi -directional floating spinner. That was by accident. Now we got stuff that's in multi -directional, multi -directional. Whoever thought of that, I wasn't thinking of that, but that's what it does, and we got the patent for that, and that's ours, when it all happened by a lot, but as a kid growing up floating spinner, I thought, how else can we do a spinner? It's been done before, and then after, I ended up sitting, and then we kind of worked together to make what it is, but that PK Wobbler, I cashed two checks on the National Walleye Tour with it, plus a bunch of other checks of fishing, different other fish tournaments, but what a cooler. I think it does better in mid -summer, more on the Great Lakes. It just covers a bigger body of, as it spins, it displaces water in a bigger area, where say you go out to Lake Erie, it's always big blade, big stuff, right? As it spins, it's covering an area that's bigger than an actual spinner would, if that makes any sense, and then my dad and brother were out here two years ago, and they were messing around. When you go up here, it's always crankbaits, big stickbaits, reef runners, bandits, baglies, those, you're graded out there, so if you're going to go to Erie, if you're going to drive 14 hours, it's going to put the whole world up, it just makes sense. Why do you want to go out there and mess around with something that probably isn't going to catch a fish, when you only have a couple days to fish? So they went out there, and they're pulling big big bait bandits around, and then my dad being sad, he puts on the PK Wobbler in front of it, or whatever, let's see what it does. That first day, they went out, they've had a one pull, my dad outfished my brother like five to one, with a wobbler in front of a six -bait bandit, right? I don't know if it turns it into a scatter wrap, where it's got a little different action, or something, but by the end of their trip, they had a wobbler in front of every bandit, so that was just super cool. That's why we're going to go out there next week, we're going to play around with this some more, and we're going to put wobbler in front of cranks, and then we have a different rattle float coming out next year, we're going to play around with that, and then we got a Kaleidote we're working on for next year, and we're going to play around with that, and see what comes of it, but that PK Wobbler is super cool, we pretty much sell them all year around, even in February, we got wobbler's going out the door, which I think is just neat, and then that PK decoded this, it's just a round disc, about little, about a quarter, we got the idea, that's the full flapping around, it just goes side to side, and it causes vibration, it's kind of a swimming action, killer lure up on Devil's Lake, I don't think it goes by a fish that it doesn't catch, it just really does very well up in Devil's Lake, Lake Oahu out here, I think, I think almost anywhere I've ever put that on, I've caught fish, super cooler, deep, doesn't cost a lot, but if you want to tie your own, we have all the parts, you can buy them online, and you get a pack of 12 discs, very effective lure, and the get up and done often make it different, and we did it again with the PK decoded disc. Yeah, like I said, it worked great for me this summer, but I want to go back to this, you've got some new micro stuff coming out for this winter season, besides the Ridge Rattler, can you talk about those other two products, because I think those, especially around here, because we've got, we got the trout that I know will eat them, we've got the walleye, the crappie, the perch, all those different things, just highlight some of those new micros that you got coming out. Oh, this starts out now, about two years ago, I fished, called the NAIFC, I think it's still having a lure, but it's basically a special panfish ice fishing circuit, where they target bluegills, the area where I'm at, we don't have any bluegills, I don't, I think I caught my first one here probably three years ago, they're a very aggressive fish, like a crappie, but a lot smaller, but anyway, we were fishing Lake Oahu in Iowa, went down there, and I brought the PK predator tungsten, it's a one ounce tungsten, got a blade on it, a treble hook, we were fishing, and I could see them on my livestock, and there was a bunch of them down there, they wouldn't fight, and so I go online, and I'm trying to figure out how to catch a bluegill, and first thing I said is, lighten up your line, you know, go like a two pound test, and I did that, and I think our PK predator tungsten was a little too big, so you can come up with the idea of, let's drop the hook from the actual lure, to get like space out there, and then that seemed to work, started catching fish, that came up with the idea of, let's just make a real small tungsten, how small can we go, we got it down to a one thirty second out tungsten, and this is called the metagoshi rig, that all came from the idea of bluegill bite eat, bug bite eat, so the idea, this is this lure, bait chasing bait, when you stick something on the hook, it's basically, that hook is going to be following that lure, like bait chasing bait down there, real cool idea, we used a little bit last fall on Devil's Lake, we were catching blue jumbo perch with this, and then we would have walleye come through, I think our biggest walleye we caught was about three pounds, the chain did not break, I'm like, I'm sold, this is an awesome lure, bluegill, crappie, perch, and walleye, but I'm not saying this is a walleye lure, but if you have one come through, you're going to be okay with it, you know, that's the hook, right, and then as I'm going around, different sporting shows, I'm thinking, hey, I got this cool small spoon with a drop chain, and I'm showing guys, and they're like, you know what would be cooler than that, a treble hook on it, and I'm like, I can't breathe these guys, so what I did, I come out with a TK micro spoon, same one 30 second tongues in, but we put a size 20 treble hook on it, that way I got all the anglers happy, I think, I covered every bait, yeah, we got six colors of each, real cool lures, shield was down in Kirkwood Chasm, and here's a bunch of other stores that are slowly picking them up, but it's something new, so if you don't have it at your store, ask as far as that they order it, or check it out on our website, where we're fully stocked.
The Mason Minute
Monk Mode (MM #4576)
"Since social media is what I do for a living, I pay attention to a lot of social media news and just kind of try to keep up with the trends. And a recent trend I've learned about is called Monk Mode. It's basically a social media detox. And it's not a long term, it's not a week, it's not a month. It's when people have projects they need to get done and basically make it so they don't go on their social media apps. For many, social media has become almost an addiction. Now, it's funny. I work in social media. I've been working in social media now for over 15 years. But I can go a day if I have to without checking my Facebook feed, without going through my Instagram. I don't like to because I enjoy it. It's something I enjoy in my spare time. But when I'm in work mode, when I've got things to do, when I'm on deadline, I don't feel that need to see if anybody's liked something I've posted. Everything else gets dropped, no big deal. But for some people, going Monk Mode, blocking their social media apps, blocking the internet for whether it's a day, whether it's 12 hours, whether it's six hours, is something more important. I never thought social media would get to be that way. I knew it was a powerful tool, but for some, it may be too powerful.
The Mason Minute
Monk Mode (MM #4576)
"Since social media is what I do for a living, I pay attention to a lot of social media news and just kind of try to keep up with the trends. And a recent trend I've learned about is called Monk Mode. It's basically a social media detox. And it's not a long term, it's not a week, it's not a month. It's when people have projects they need to get done and basically make it so they don't go on their social media apps. For many, social media has become almost an addiction. Now, it's funny. I work in social media. I've been working in social media now for over 15 years. But I can go a day if I have to without checking my Facebook feed, without going through my Instagram. I don't like to because I enjoy it. It's something I enjoy in my spare time. But when I'm in work mode, when I've got things to do, when I'm on deadline, I don't feel that need to see if anybody's liked something I've posted. Everything else gets dropped, no big deal. But for some people, going Monk Mode, blocking their social media apps, blocking the internet for whether it's a day, whether it's 12 hours, whether it's six hours, is something more important. I never thought social media would get to be that way. I knew it was a powerful tool, but for some, it may be too powerful.
The Mason Minute
Monk Mode (MM #4576)
"Since social media is what I do for a living, I pay attention to a lot of social media news and just kind of try to keep up with the trends. And a recent trend I've learned about is called Monk Mode. It's basically a social media detox. And it's not a long term, it's not a week, it's not a month. It's when people have projects they need to get done and basically make it so they don't go on their social media apps. For many, social media has become almost an addiction. Now, it's funny. I work in social media. I've been working in social media now for over 15 years. But I can go a day if I have to without checking my Facebook feed, without going through my Instagram. I don't like to because I enjoy it. It's something I enjoy in my spare time. But when I'm in work mode, when I've got things to do, when I'm on deadline, I don't feel that need to see if anybody's liked something I've posted. Everything else gets dropped, no big deal. But for some people, going Monk Mode, blocking their social media apps, blocking the internet for whether it's a day, whether it's 12 hours, whether it's six hours, is something more important. I never thought social media would get to be that way. I knew it was a powerful tool, but for some, it may be too powerful.
The Mason Minute
Monk Mode (MM #4576)
"Since social media is what I do for a living, I pay attention to a lot of social media news and just kind of try to keep up with the trends. And a recent trend I've learned about is called Monk Mode. It's basically a social media detox. And it's not a long term, it's not a week, it's not a month. It's when people have projects they need to get done and basically make it so they don't go on their social media apps. For many, social media has become almost an addiction. Now, it's funny. I work in social media. I've been working in social media now for over 15 years. But I can go a day if I have to without checking my Facebook feed, without going through my Instagram. I don't like to because I enjoy it. It's something I enjoy in my spare time. But when I'm in work mode, when I've got things to do, when I'm on deadline, I don't feel that need to see if anybody's liked something I've posted. Everything else gets dropped, no big deal. But for some people, going Monk Mode, blocking their social media apps, blocking the internet for whether it's a day, whether it's 12 hours, whether it's six hours, is something more important. I never thought social media would get to be that way. I knew it was a powerful tool, but for some, it may be too powerful.
The Mason Minute
Monk Mode (MM #4576)
"Since social media is what I do for a living, I pay attention to a lot of social media news and just kind of try to keep up with the trends. And a recent trend I've learned about is called Monk Mode. It's basically a social media detox. And it's not a long term, it's not a week, it's not a month. It's when people have projects they need to get done and basically make it so they don't go on their social media apps. For many, social media has become almost an addiction. Now, it's funny. I work in social media. I've been working in social media now for over 15 years. But I can go a day if I have to without checking my Facebook feed, without going through my Instagram. I don't like to because I enjoy it. It's something I enjoy in my spare time. But when I'm in work mode, when I've got things to do, when I'm on deadline, I don't feel that need to see if anybody's liked something I've posted. Everything else gets dropped, no big deal. But for some people, going Monk Mode, blocking their social media apps, blocking the internet for whether it's a day, whether it's 12 hours, whether it's six hours, is something more important. I never thought social media would get to be that way. I knew it was a powerful tool, but for some, it may be too powerful.
ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
A highlight from TBGP #412 Alan Wake 2 Previews, Cyberpunk Phantom Liberty Wrap-up, Starfield Review Bombing Far Cry 7
"Yeah, game of thrones is like to me that first season is like super dark uber grim, no, no magic, no nothing. And then suddenly it sort of gets into itself. Sup everybody. This is carrick with ACG and I'm here with abzi doing the, uh, yeah, oh shit, yeah. Doing the, uh, the best gaming podcast number. I gotta look. Where are we at? What are we at? 412. 412. Yeah. Thanks to abzi for joining me. We've decided to do these occasionally. Well first we're going to start doing them biweekly to see how that goes and then we're going to sort of see how it works for the long term. We just really haven't decided. It's something that I've wanted to do for a while, especially because we miss a lot of the news in the starting week. We do skip a lot because yeah, we go on tangents and shit. Well it's all my fault. We talked about dreams for an hour and it was good, it was good, but we talked about dreams for an hour. So yeah, something's getting skipped. So thanks for everybody showing up. I absolutely appreciate it. Thanks for spreading the word around that we're doing this. If you can tweet it, super chats, all that kind of stuff. We're just going to actually jump in, discuss what we've been playing for a bit. Talk about early week news and we got a couple couple interesting bits here as well that I think will be fun. But what have you been playing? Um, I just recently started Phantom Liberty, like the cyberpunk expansion. Dude. Okay. I played it for about maybe five, six hours, four or five hours. Okay. Honestly, dude, it's fucking cool. That's all I'm going to say. It's just fucking cool. I enjoyed the first four hours. I think the new characters I got introduced to are pretty cool. I'm liking the dialogue. It has a lot of edge to it, which I like, you know, we talked about edge and lack of edge before and, um, and, uh, the VA is pretty good. And the, I'm liking the writing a lot, a lot more than the, than the original game. And it seems to be having like, it seems to have actual choice and consequence in this one versus like the original game. So yeah, I'm enjoying it a lot. And some of the stuff kind of layered into the main game, like there's like these new things, activities that kind of got pushed into the main game as for a 2 .0, like the main game, it's the combat's fun and stuff, and they fixed a lot of issues for sure. The new system is amazing and the skill tree and everything, but it still has that like kinda, um, there's a lot of, the map is just a lot of shit. You know what I mean? You just go, it's kind of like far cry. You just go and kill and go and kill and like 90 % of the stuff is, is just, is just combat minus like the few really good side quests. But um, with this, I think it's because it's like a smaller setting and Phantom Liberty, it's very packed and tight. I feel like there's more, um, motivation for exploration and stuff and talking to different npc's listening and into stuff and reading lore and the main story and the characters. Yeah, they're just, uh, I've been enjoying it a lot, you know, goul $2 super chatter. We still get a friday podcast. Of course. I'm not stopping friday podcasts. I said it starting. I'll say it again. I've talked about it on twitter. No way. Are we stopping that? This is simply just to do some extra stuff, especially because reviews don't hit this embargo time. Uh, very often, Wednesday, two or three hours in the early morning, Wednesday, I can work around that. And if I can't, that's on me. But I would agree with everything you said. I also think there's a lot, not a lot. There is some far cry stuff in cyberpunk that they hide by not putting icons down. For example, the consistent fucking fighting between gangs in that game. And I had forgotten something has to happen every 20 seconds. It's all the time. You come around a corner and it's like, and I was so confused because I had forgotten. So I thought it was a big deal. And I got into like 40 fights. I was like, fuck man, things are going, this is all because of, and then it dawned on me a little later on. I'm like, oh no, none of this is because I have like, you know, had something cool happen. It was the way the game was set up. They were smart to hide it because I think Ubisoft gets dinged a lot of times because it's there too. They present checklist. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So have you done any of the driving stuff? People were just talking on our discord about leaping off the cars and katana. Yeah, that's pretty cool, man. That shit's pretty cool. I, I, I'm, there's still some bugs just reminded me, um, like I had a bug where I, if I pull out a certain weapon in a car, I just couldn't move my mouse to aim or do anything. And it wouldn't auto lock like it's supposed to, um, also for everyone playing. So I I've isolated an issue where causes game crashes and I've seen multiple Reddit posts about this and comments. If you use a mod called, I think it's the airstrike mod on a melee weapon, which gives you, I think higher crit chance. If you strike from, uh, uh, in the air or something like that, it crashes your game straight up, uh, like 90 % of the time. So just don't use that mod. Now I've isolated that issue to that. It might be even deeper than that. So it might be like my combination of perks or something interacting with that mod, but you should just like stay away from that mod for the time being.
Discerning Hearts - Catholic Podcasts
A highlight from Sunday of the Twenty-Fifth Week in Ordinary Time A Time of Lectio Divina for the Discerning Heart Podcast
"A time of Lectio Divina for the discerning heart. Sunday of the 25th week in ordinary time. As you begin, take a deep breath and exhale slowly. For the next few moments, surrender all the cares and concerns of this day to the Lord. Say slowly from your heart, Jesus, I trust in you. You over. take Become aware that he is with you, looking upon you with love, wanting to be heard deep within your heart. A reading from the Holy Gospel according to Matthew chapter 20 verses 1 through 16. Jesus said to his disciples, the kingdom of heaven is like a landowner going out at daybreak to hire workers for his vineyard. He made an agreement with the workers for one denarius a day, and sent them to his vineyard. Going out at about the third hour, he saw others standing idle in the marketplace and said to them, you go to my vineyard too, and I will give you a fair wage. So they went. At about the sixth hour, and again at about the ninth hour, he went out and did the same. Then at about the 11th hour, he went out and found more men standing around, and he said to them, why have you been standing here idle all day? Because no one has hired us, they answered. He said to them, you go into my vineyard too. In the evening, the owner of the vineyard said to his bailiff, call the workers and pay them their wages, starting with the last arrivals and ending with the first. So those who were hired at about the 11th hour came forward and received one denarius each. When the first came, they expected to get more, but they too received one denarius each. They took it, but grumbled at the landowner. The men who came last, they said, have done only one hour, and you have treated them to the same as us, though we have done a heavy day's work in all the heat. He answered one of them and said, my friend, I am not being unjust to you. Did we not agree on one denarius? Take your earnings and go. I choose to pay the last comer as much as I pay you. Have I no right to do what I like with my own? Why be envious because I am generous? Thus the last will be first and the first last. What word made this passage come alive for you? What did you sense the Lord saying to you? Once more, give the Lord an opportunity to speak to you. Jesus said to his disciples, the kingdom of heaven is like a landowner going out at daybreak to hire workers for his vineyard. He made an agreement with the workers for one denarius a day and sent them to his vineyard. Going out at about the third hour, he saw others standing idle in the marketplace and said to them, you go to my vineyard and I will give you a fair wage. So they went. At about the sixth hour and again, at about the ninth hour, he went out and did the same. Then at about the eleventh hour, he went out and found more men standing around and he said to them, why have you been standing here idle all day? Because no one has hired us, they answered. He said to them, you go into my vineyard too. In the evening, the owner of the vineyard said to his bailiff, call the workers and pay them their wages, starting with the last arrivals and ending with the first. So those who were hired at about the eleventh hour came forward and received one denarius each. When the first came, they expected to get more. But they too received one denarius each. They took it, but grumbled at the landowner. The men who came last, they said, have done only one hour and you have treated them the same as us, though we have done a heavy day's work in all the heat. He answered one of them and said, my friend, I am not being unjust to you. Did you not agree on one denarius? Take your earnings and go. I choose to pay the last comer as much as I pay you. Have I no right to do what I like with my own? Why be envious because I am generous? Thus, the last will be first and the first last. What did your heart feel as you listened? What did you sense the Lord saying to you? Once more, through him, with him, and in him, listen to the word. Jesus said to his disciples, the kingdom of heaven is like a landowner going out at daybreak to hire workers for his vineyard. He made an agreement with the workers for one denarius a day and sent them to his vineyard. Going out at about the third hour, he saw others standing idle in the marketplace and said to them, you, go to my vineyard too and I will give you a fair wage. So they went. At about the sixth hour and again at about the ninth hour, he went out and did the same. Then at about the eleventh hour, he went out and found more men standing around and he said to them, why have you been standing here idle all day? Because no one has hired us, they answered. He said to them, you, go into my vineyard too. In the evening, the owner of the vineyard said to his bailiff, call the workers and pay them their wages, starting with the last arrivals and ending with the first. So those who were hired at about the eleventh hour came forward and received one denarius each. When the first came, they expected to get more, but they too received one denarius each. They took it but grumbled at the landowner. The men who came last, they said, have done only one hour and you have treated them to the same as us, though we have done a heavy day's work in all the heat. He answered one of them and said, my friend, I am not being unjust to you. Did we not agree on one denarius? Take your earnings and go.
Crypto Cafe With Randi Zuckerberg
A highlight from What You Need to Know This Week (September 21stth)
"Hello, and welcome to the Crypto Cafe with Randi Zuckerberg. I'm your host, Randi. And in this cafe, we embrace newcomers and experts alike to all things at the center of tech disruption and innovation and where that meets up with art and creativity. Our recurring theme is what you need to know this week in the world of tech and creativity. And we like to do it all in 10 minutes or less. I'm delighted to be joined by two of my amazing teammates from Hug. Would love if you would check out thehug .xyz to see how we empower artists and provide tools for artists to take their practice into the next level using technology. But first, let's meet our guest contributors. First, we have Tina Lindell, marketing manager at Hug. Hi, Tina. Howdy. Hello. I'm so excited to be here again this week, Randi. I love it. I love having you back on the show. I'm also joined by Michael Liddig, who is a multidisciplinary artist himself and director of creator programming at Hug. Hi, Michael. Howdy, Randi. All right. So we before get into the topics that both of you brought to the table this week, which are fascinating topics in the world of tech and creativity, I just wanted our audience to know that I'm joined by some extreme athletes here from Hug. So Tina, maybe you could talk a little bit about your kind of epic hiking and climbing adventure in Peru. And then Michael, you can talk a little bit about our epic race that we did this weekend. So Tina, talk to me. I'm so impressed by what you did. So my fiancé is Peruvian, so we had it on our list to go to Peru and hike the Incan Trail, which was amazing. It was the hardest thing I've ever done. I was a fool. I didn't train for it. I still survived. And the way you see the world when you're kind of totally remote, there's no Wi -Fi, there's no computers, there's no TV. It's just you out in nature, hiking through different ecosystems, seeing different kinds of plants, trees, and going up so many stairs. There's more stairs than I've wished to climb again in a lifetime. But kind of you walk for four days and at the end of it, you get to the Sun Gate at the Incan Trail and you can see Machu Picchu. And there's so many things that you can do. It was absolutely incredible. Michael, you're the athlete here. You did something crazy recently, if I'm correct. Well, Randy convinced me to do something crazy, which was do a half marathon up a 5 ,000 -foot mountain, which is such a metaphor of living in the unknown, as Randy could talk about more too, which is when you think you're done with this mountain, there are more mountains ahead of you. So it was a wild, wild adventure. It took Randy and I six hours to do, but we literally, literally crawled through mud together and that will be one of my greatest memories of all time. It was, Michael, I think like crawling under barbed wire through a mud pit with you while like 50 people sang you Happy Birthday has got to be just like one of the greatest memories that I will hold on to. It was amazing. But you know what? I feel like these things show us that, you know, if an idea comes to your head, like hiking the Incan Trail or climbing a mountain and an idea comes to you that gives you butterflies in the pit of your stomach, it kind of means you have to do it. Like if something scares you and makes you a little uncomfortable. And I feel like that's at the root of where we all are at HUG also. There's a lot of things in tech and art that make all of us deeply uncomfortable and it just shows that you're on the right path. So let's get into our topics for this week. All right, so our first, dun dun dun, someone got in trouble. Tina, you wanted to talk about how the SEC came for one of the big digital art projects. So let us know what's on your mind. Yes, so someone did get in big trouble. So the SEC has charged the NFT product and web series Stoner Cats for conducting an unregistered offering of crypto asset securities. So Stoner Cats is a, or was, is a six episode series about talking house cats. It was actually founded by Mila Kunis and was set to star a bunch of celebs, including her husband, Ashton Kutcher, Jane Fonda, Seth MacFarlane, and even Gary Vee and the founder of Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin. It was interesting. What the SEC is citing is back in 2021, Stoner Cats raised $8 million through NFT sales and they sold out in only 30 minutes, which is crazy. Now it's not unusual to see NFT projects promote the utility of ownership is the verbiage we're used to seeing. Where they're getting in trouble is their marketing campaign for Stoner Cats explicitly stated that owning their NFT would promise profits from secondary sales. That is not good. That is exactly why they're in hot water. Now what is interesting, and I want to talk to you guys about, is the SEC actually is citing and targeting memes shared from the Stoner Cats Twitter account as a violation. And what I think is funny is when we think of marketing, we think of TV commercials, we think of banner ads. We think of all kinds of memes. And I think that memes are a very powerful way to leverage visual language and common culture to spread a message. And that's exactly why brands and businesses and individuals need to be careful about what kind of memes they share. So what do you guys think? It's so fascinating. And you know what, honestly, I had a lawyer on the show a few months ago who was saying that you can't even use a rocket ship emoji in a press release or anything because even these visual images that we've gotten so used to using can connotate profits and success in business that you can't guarantee. So I think it is wild that we're now having to think about memes and emojis. And is that over promising things in business? But Michael, over to you. I'd love your thoughts. Yeah. I count this to be something of people were really excited about a new technology, which was the use of NFTs that you could sell them on the secondary market. And I remember when this came out, I was so excited that artists could be able to actually raise money on their projects in a more, what I thought was effective way. And so while I agree with what the SEC is doing, and I think it's good to put these guardrails on, I also think it will in some ways give us more opportunity in the future to really determine what does an NFT do, which is it provides utility, that's it, bar none, nothing else. And so it can challenge us to say, what does that utility unlock? Is it simply just art? Or is it something that unlocks something? So yeah, it's a complex thing, right? Yeah, very, very complex. And, you know, in some ways, I think it's a good thing that we're seeing more regulation in the space, because there were a lot of bad players and a lot of what kind of just blatant money grabs that were going on. On the other hand, I'm not sure that it's like the best use of anyone's time to be policing the use of memes and emojis. So hopefully we'll come to a happy medium in between these things. But Tina, thanks for bringing such a fascinating discussion topic to the table. And for our listeners out there, I'd love to hear what you think about the use of marketing materials and memes and emojis that could potentially get a company in trouble. All right, Michael, over to you. You wanted to talk a little bit about AI chatbots and how it's getting harder and harder to actually tell if you are chatting with a human or AI. Tell us more. Yeah, so talking about creativity, you know, an article just came out that AI chatbots on average showcase creativity rivaling most human participants. So that's pretty amazing, right? So we're saying now that the tools and the technology we've created on average is about the same type of creative thinking. Here's the caveat. It did not outperform the top creative thinkers. And so when I think about this, I'm thinking about how technology and tools is enhancing our creative thinking, but not taking it away. I remember like, you know, 20 years ago, when I wanted to go work on an artistic project, and I had to go to the library, wah, wah, wah. And I had to go to this thing called the image library in New York City. And I had to like go in the stacks and find all these images. Cut to five years later, I could literally Google that and Google image and find all those images super, super quick. So I'm seeing that these things become more efficient over time and challenges us to ask better questions to think in broader terms when it comes to our creative thinking. And so I think this is a good thing. Tina, your thoughts? Yeah, this is so exciting to me, because it brings me back to a quote I haven't thought about in a long time. And it's creativity is a muscle. The more you use it, the stronger it becomes. And we're seeing here, whether you're an individual or even an AI, the more you kind of work this creative muscle, the better and, you know, more imaginative it's going to become. So me, I'm a creative, I love to write poetry. So how do I get started writing poetry, I read a lot of poetry. And so this is exactly what these AIs are doing. They're taking in a lot of information and then creating output from that. That's exactly what humans do. So I see it as a challenge that if there's a world where AI is outperforming creativity, that tells me I should really work harder on my creativity. So I can become that top performing human that AI can't beat. Brandy? Yeah. Okay. It's so interesting because I remember, I mean, even back in college, we were studying, you know, like what happens when you are like, it was almost like can computers think that question, you know, posing that question. It's like, if you can't tell if you're having a conversation with a human or computer, does that mean that the computer is thinking? And how do you know? And I feel like now AI is raising all these same fascinating questions about just like what humanity means. And what like thought in conversation and creativity. So sorry, I'm clearly just having an existential crisis over here. I'm not really like answering either of your questions. I'm just spiraling. But it is it's both exciting and terrifying, don't you think? Oh, yeah, I think of like, Yuval No Harari's book Homo Deus, which is this ultimate potential question of are we are we going to merge with machines like this week, this week, Neuralink got permission to do human trials. Can you imagine? So people will now be able to put the Neuralink brain chip into their head. So what does this mean? Are we are we be like you said, Randy, am I having an existential crisis? Are we becoming half robot, half human? I mean, I kind of welcome our robot overlords, you know, like just bring it bring it on in our final moments together, because we have promised our listeners 10 minutes and I could talk to you guys for hours. Michael, tell us a little bit about what you're working on at hug right now and what you're excited about. And then we'll over to you, Tina. Yeah, super excited about a few things. One is a big partnership. You know, I lead education at hug. So I'm always thinking about what kind of insights can we provide artists around selling their work, getting their work out there networking. And we've been working hard as we shop around how we can educate creators around how to use this more effectively and diversify their income. So that's where my brains at a lot these days. What about you, Tina? Well, kind of piggybacking on your comment about this print shop we're launching. So we're inviting guest curators to help us pick the art that will be sold in the print shop. And today we just opened a call to look for spooky, scary, like Halloween art. To sell in October. I'm so excited. I love fall. I love Halloween. I love ghosts and scary things. And we've invited one of my favorite artists, Mumbot, to guest curate for that. She's so much fun. She has these ghost characters in her art. She originally made these characters to share with her children. And so very excited to see what kind of spooky, scary Halloween art comes her way. I am all about the spooky, scary Halloween art. So I'm going to be all over that that print shop and everything else. Thank you both so much. Tina, Michael, always a pleasure to chat with you about everything from the SEC cracking down on memes to A .I. chat bots becoming more human like to all of our extreme athletic adventures together and apart. Wonderful to chat with you both. Definitely encourage everyone to check out Thehug .xyz. Tina, Michael and the rest of the team are doing an extraordinary job bringing opportunity and resources to artists of all kinds out there. Join us next week for a brand new episode of What You Need to Know here in the Crypto Cafe with me, Randy Zuckerberg, and my incredible Hug contributors.
Evangelism on SermonAudio
A highlight from Christ-Centered Evangelism - John 4:27-42
"Alright John chapter 4 Turn to John chapter 4 tonight and We are we're bringing an end to the story of the woman at the well tonight, and we've been a John since January and We're gonna get to the nobleman's son and finish up chapter 4 and then take a break in the gospel of John We are going to preach verse by verse through the whole book, but I don't want to wear you out on it So we're gonna we're gonna take a break from there, and then we'll come back to it later on in the year but John chapter 4 we've been working through this gospel and so let's let's read our text tonight, and then we'll do a little bit of catching up to where we are and Jump into the message tonight John chapter 4 we'll start reading in verse number 1 and then read through the text We're gonna cover tonight when therefore the Lord knew how the Pharisees had heard that Jesus made and baptized more disciples than John Though Jesus himself baptized not but his disciples He left Judea and departed again in the Galilee and he must needs go through Samaria Then cometh he to a city of Samaria, which is called Sychar Near to the parcel of ground that Jacob gave to his son Joseph Now Jacob's well was there Jesus therefore being wearied with his journey sat thus on the well, and it was about the sixth hour There comeeth a woman of Samaria to draw water Jesus saith unto her give me to drink For his disciples were gone away to buy it to under the city to buy me And sayeth the woman of Samaria unto him How is it that thou being a Jew asked me of a drink? Which him a woman of Samaria for the Jews have no dealings with Samaritans Jesus answered and said unto her if thou knewest the gift of God and who it is that saith to thee Give me to drink thou wouldest asked of him and he would have given thee living water The woman saith to him sir thou hast nothing to draw with and the well is deep From whence then has thou that living water are thou greater than our father Jacob which gave us the well and Drank thereof himself and his children and his cattle Jesus answered and said unto her Whosoever drinketh of this water shall thirst again but Whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give them Shall never thirst but the water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water springing up in the everlasting life The woman saith unto him sir. Give me this water that I thirst not neither come hither to draw Jesus saith unto her go Call thy husband and come hither The woman answered and said I have no husband Jesus said unto her Thou hast well said I have no husband For thou hast had five husbands and he whom thou now hast is not thy husband and that just thou truly The woman saith unto him, sir I perceive that thou art a prophet our father's worshiped in this mountain and you say that in Jerusalem is the place where men ought to worship Jesus saith unto her woman believe me the hour cometh when you shall neither in this mountain nor yet at Jerusalem worship the Father You worship, you know, not what we know what we worship for salvation is of the Jews but the hour cometh and now is When the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth for the Father seeketh such to worship him God is a spirit and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth the woman saith unto him I Know that messiahs cometh, which is called Christ when he is come. He'll tell us all things Jesus saith unto her I That speak unto thee am he? All right And here's our text tonight verse 27 and upon this came the disciples and marveled that he talked with the woman Yet no man said what seekest thou or why talkest thou with her? The woman then left her water pot and went on went her way into the city and saith to the men Come see a man, which told me all things I ever ever I did is Not this the Christ Then they went out of the city and came in him in the meanwhile his disciples prayed him saying master eat But he said unto them. I have meat to eat that you know not of Therefore said the disciples one to another have they even brought him ought to eat Jesus saith to them my meat is to do the will of him that sent me to finish his work Say not ye there are yet four months and then cometh the harvest Behold I say unto you lift up your eyes and look on the fields for they are white already to harvest He that reapeth receiveth wages and gathers fruit into life eternal But are that both he that soweth and he that reapeth may rejoice together and Herein is that saying true one soweth and another reapeth. I Sent you to reap that whereon you bestowed no labor Other men labored that you are entered into their labors And many of the Samaritans of that city believed on him for the saying of the woman which testified He told me of all that ever I did So when the Samaritans were coming to him they besought him that he would tarry with them, and he abode there two days and many more believed because of his own word and Said unto the woman now we believe not because of thy saying for we have heard him ourselves and know that This is indeed the Christ the Savior of the world We've worked through the Gospel of John we spent some time in the first 18 verses I think five messages starting off on the prologue of John which is sort of the introduction of the book where John basically says Hey, this is what the book's gonna be about it's about Jesus Christ, and he's the Son of God and by the way He is God and so he says it's sort of you look back at the 18 verses if you ever want to just Look back and read those 18 verses as we go through the book you see how he's proving Everything that he stated in the first 18 verses Chapter one ends with a sort of a thing with John the Baptist and his followers and they're saying hey, who are you? why are you baptizing he tells him Messiah's coming and Then talks about him baptizing Jesus, and then Jesus comes through at the end of chapter one John says look behold the Lamb of God and two of his followers Which we have identified as John and Andrew left and followed Jesus, and then he picks up Peter he picks up Philip and Nathaniel Then you move into chapter 2 chapter 2 they go to Cana and they go to a wedding and Jesus does the first Recorded miracle where he turns the water into wine which is an illustration of the new birth The changing from the old which is only an act of God the end of chapter 2 We have the scene of the temple where Jesus goes During the Passover and he comes along the temple and all the commerce going on in the temple and there's supposed to be the place of worship and sacrifice and they turn it into a bargaining horse race type of atmosphere where there's loud noises and people getting cheated and people haggling and all these things and so Jesus runs out the money changers in the temple then they question him about it and Then he ends the chat in chapter 2 ends with how he did many signs and people believed on him But he did not believe with what their faith was and then we broke that down and sort of basically said yeah They tried to believe in him They they believed in what they saw But they weren't Jesus did not have any faith in what they believe and I equated that to what we see around today I was talking to my wife about this we had a long we were talking I had a discussion about this last night And I said, you know, I did a study in Sunday school once last year two years ago on the church, I think And I remember when I brought in that list of all of those the 30 largest churches in the country That's just the country not the world and the number 30 had like 17 ,000 members the mode the highest the largest church in the country had like 65 ,000 people and We talked about how these are the largest churches the world has ever seen I mean going back before this big church growth movement in the 80s the largest Congregations And churches to history was like Charles Spurgeon who had like 5 ,000 members And so now you have all of these people going to these churches and I asked her I said you have more people going to church Now than ever before since the church started I said is the country better off and She said she sat there and thought a minute and she said no and I said so what does that tell you a? Lot of people going around thinking they're saved that really aren't Was that old Negro spiritual that says a lot of people talk about heaven ain't going there And so that was sort of what verse 25 was was discussing Then you transition in chapter 3 and we have the discussion where Nicodemus Approaches Jesus at night and they have a discourse and he says that in order to see the kingdom of God the kingdom of heaven In order to see heaven you must be born again So Jesus and Nicodemus have this discourse up to verse 21 and then the story sort of transitions to John the Baptist and somebody comes with their little finger and tries to stir up a little dispute between John the Baptist and Jesus and John has the famous statement.
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Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Tenth of 1 % the Dow lower by 144 points down four tenths of 1 %. We do 10 have the year now yielding 4 .32 % with a two year at 5 .03 % Stocks move lower after a technical rally in big tech with traders bracing for Nvidia's results which are set to test Wall Street's fervor around the artificial intelligence hype. Bailey Wakefield is Multi Asset Portfolio Manager at Aviva Investors Global Services. That's a question a question The dot com bubble that you can't ignore the facts that open AI dot com where you can access things like chat GPT is currently ranked in the 17th most popular website in terms of traffic and that's in front of websites like Netflix and Yahoo and even though there might be some exuberance at in markets it's not to say that AI won't bring long -term productivity gains for all companies and sectors in the future and you can hear more of that conversation on the Bloomberg markets podcast you can download it wherever you get your podcasts. After earnings Macy shares they are down 14 % right now. After earnings Dick's Sporting Goods down 23 .3 %. Lowe's after earnings up 3 .7 % rival Home Depot which reported last week up now by one tenth of 1 %. Again recapping a mixed market with Nasdaq up 20 up by about one tenth of 1 %. S &P down 8 drop there of two tenths of 1 %. Two year yield bears repeating 5 .03 % on that two year. I'm Charlie Pellet that is a Bloomberg Business Flash. You're listening to Bloomberg Sound on with Joe Matthew and Kaylee lines on Bloomberg Radio. President Biden visits Hawaii some say too late. Touring the damage in Maui more specifically a China where more than 100 people were killed 110 in the deadliest wildfire 100 years. Kaylee the president was receiving a lot of criticism for the no comment what people saw as a lack of action. We had a senior official on the program yesterday from FEMA was very clear that they were being being deliberate to talk about how they were there within hours that they hadn't missed a beat that the president was in touch with everyone here in the entire emergency response community and when he got there yesterday that was echoed by everybody on the ground. Governor Josh Green went out of his way. The president within six hours six hours met
WTOP
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"Than six hours of sleep in a night can actually diminish the cognitive benefits of exercising regularly cognitive function would include remembering things staying quick on your feet learning new skills that's dr. Keisha Sullivan a sleep medicine physician with Kaiser Permanente she says that despite not exercising those who got more than six hours of sleep in the study were better able to function mentally in daily life remembering where your car keys are in the morning or remembering what's on your to -do list for the she day says next time you're itching to force a gym session but know it's getting late to remember this it's great to exercise but without sleep we're not going to be able to maintain throughout the day Matt Kofax WTOP news Inova blood donor services is putting out an urgent call to people with type o blood it says several traumatic incidents and other medical emergencies has left inventory critically low Inova blood donor services supports a level 1 trauma center plus a pair of level 3 trauma centers in Northern Virginia if you want to help you can schedule a donation appointment on their website this can be an especially stressful time for of year young people back to school jitters are a real thing for millions of kids what I try to remind kids is that most everybody feels a little nervous before school started that their parents did even their teachers did and the kids Catherine Stone is a child psychologist in Lexington Kentucky if your kid does come to you and say I'm really nervous I want to go to school this is going to be awful stop and validate say oh gosh tell me more I want to hear about it and them let get that off their chest. Stone says many children are excited about returning to school to learn and see their friends. Jim Chrissell to CBS News. It's 1125. Sports at 25 and 755. Powered by Red River technology decisions aren't black and white. Think Red. Here's Brian Elbin. Football is back in the commanders won their preseason opener 1715 in Cleveland last night behind Sam Howell throwing for 77 yards in a touchdown in his 3 series of work with the first team offense Washington will now have a week of joint practices with the Ravens before hosting Baltimore on the 21st. The other football is taking the world stage on this Saturday though as host country Australia is finals onto the of the Women's World Cup after defeating France in a 10 round penalty shootout. The Aussies will face England in Wednesday's semifinal after England outlasted Columbia 2 to 1. It's opening weekend in the English Premier League and Arsenal has joined Manchester City as a winner on opening day. Those two the favorites heading into the season to win the premiership. Real Madrid begins its La Liga campaign at 3 30 against Athletic Bilbao. The Nationals host Oakland at 705 tonight. The Nats looking for the win series after last night's 82 victory. The Orioles resumed their three game set in Seattle at 940 and on the PGA Tour last week's winner Lucas Glover starts the weekend at 10 under par. He has a one shot lead over Jordan Spieth in the first of three FedEx Cup playoff events. Glover, Spieth and Sungjae M tee off as the final group the group at 1250. I'm Brian Albin, WTOP sports. Thanks Brian. Coming up after traffic and weather, we have the latest as death toll tied to the fast moving wildfires on the Hawaiian island of Maui. It's 1136. Do you own a business? Run a non -profit? You need a reliable bank to count on for time saving financial transactions. I'm Patricia Ferrick, president of FVC Bank. Your search banking for convenience is over. FVC Bank is your bank to count on for financial transactions that save time, deliver results and give peace of mind. Visit fvcbank .com. That's .com. fvcbank An update to that last time check. It's 1127. Melwood is accepting unwanted vehicles in any condition. Donating your to vehicle Melwood is fast and easy and supports your local community. We accept most vehicles in any condition, even if it's old or doesn't
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Have a lot to talk about this until it's over. It's a grand jury and grand juries, as I recall a secret. Rudy Giuliani appeared on Wednesday before the Georgia grand jury investigating criminal efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Giuliani, the highest profile member of former president Donald Trump's inner circle to appear, was told that he's now a target of the investigation that Fulton county district attorney Fannie Willis has been conducting for more than a year. We are going to look at everything until that investigation is complete. It's not clear what Giuliani said, his 6 hours before the special grand jury. But at issue are several appearances he made before Georgia lawmakers promoting conspiracy theories and claiming that he had evidence of widespread voter fraud. You can see them counting the ballots more than once, two, three, four, 5 times. You would have to be a moron, not to realize if that's voter fraud. Joining me is Elizabeth wydra, president of the constitutional accountability center. Rudy Giuliani was told by Atlanta prosecutors that he's a target in their investigation. Is it unusual to call a target to testify before the grand jury, why would he answer any questions when he's the target? Well, I think that's a very good question. You know, if you are called before a grand jury, you can be called as a witness, you know, simply a material witness, or you can be called as a target. And we understand that he is a target, and that means that the grand jury and the prosecutor likely have substantial evidence that link in to a crime and he could very likely be charged. So I think there is a very, very strong, likelihood that he invoked the Fifth Amendment privilege against self incrimination and declined to answer questions. He could have also tried to put forth this attorney client privilege, but I don't think that really would relate to most of the questions about the allegations of crime because they simply weren't taking place in conversations between him and Donald Trump and also there's a crime fraud exception to the attorney client privilege, which doesn't allow you to assert that privilege over fraudulent criminal conversations. On his podcast on Monday, Giuliani said, quote, as I recall correctly, I appeared in Georgia as attorney for Donald J Trump, so I'm going to be prosecuted for what I did as an attorney. Does that theory make sense to you? No, it doesn't make a lot
News 96.5 WDBO
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"And when I finally got the Jersey Turnpike, I got stuck at one of the service clauses because they closed all the bridges down for six hours and I lived in the Northeast. So I had to sit in that service plaza and looking across the water. I can see one of the buildings go down. Horrible. We're getting some unbelievable open mics right now. Where were you? And what do you remember about tomorrow? 20 years ago. Want to hear you on the open Mike this morning. This is where Orlando sounds off. Open mic feature there in the wdbo app. It is 6 18. Now at Wdbo. I'm Ray Computer and I'm Marcia Taylor. Former President Trump will be here in South Florida this weekend hosting a celebrity boxing event. Evander the real deal. One of the great instant history In my opinion, Thank you. Great events. Evander Holyfield. Takes on Vito Belfour at the Hard Rock in Miami. NFL is also planning to recognize the 20th anniversary of September. 11th. They will be having special details on their jerseys this weekend. Another pharmaceutical company is working on a vaccine that's effective against both Covid 19 and the flu. Moderna says The single dose shot is currently in development. And if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, listen up. You can join Ashley with our sister station K. 92.3 at Osceola Heritage Park to enjoy some country music at country thunder this weekend. It is very exciting for the country music audience in central Florida because it's the first festival since before Covid started. That's right country fans, You'll have the chance to see Friday. Old Dominion are the headliners. Saturday's Eric Church which, obviously as we all know, is the 20th anniversary of 9 11 and very patriotic Country.
KNBR The Sports Leader
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"They were selling six hours when they went to 100%, which they're doing right now. The demand was overwhelming because it was kind of like, OK, we can go back and make sense to me. Kind of psychological people kind of like, Yeah, not so sure. Not so sure. Not So sure. Now you're saying We can all come back and have it be like it was. I'm going right eye, So I I think I think the switch is going to flip pretty fast, and I think we did. The goings are gonna be full because we We now know what we missed when we may be one appreciate it as much as we had then, and I think that you know, assuming we could get the shots and arms with San Francisco is doing better than anybody in the country would continue to that. I'm really optimistic, Master No Mass. I think we'll have to the jury. I think it's about that. You know when the gave us a tour of the Chase Center bunker sweets Um, one. I was incredibly impressed. This is before this, Sadie. The arena was even completed on dead and the gentleman who took us through his brain and Schneider, who's gonna be taking over for you, And I just thought, man, this guy this guy is sharp. And I remember talking to a couple of laughter that thinking, man, this guy is really, really sharp and I didn't realize he was the chief revenue officer. But I thought unfairly to him. I felt like there was a lot of criticism of this higher and I just was so impressed by him. Maybe you could speak to, uh, where you know how the warriors are in good hands Going forward with Brandon. Yeah, well, we are your analysis of this guy. Sharp is true. It's the only place he's ever worked. It's a life 18 years and been responsible for a lot of our successes. So the first thing I was most proud of is the fact that it was about a 12th conversation with your own Peter about whether or not my successor could be found inside the organization or outside. But then listen, there are there are people who I believe an organization who will serve that role with the warriors or or with another team a some point in their careers because I feel we have that talent of the staff and you know, Joe and Peter went through the interview process and multiple candidates and and landed on Brandon, who is a terrific choice. Who will, you know, guide this team to a lot of success in the future, and you know, I felt bad when I rejected. I don't think it's based on anybody who knows Brandon and what he brings to the table. But he within the MBA already is one of the most innovative leaders and influence a lot of what happens at the league and with other teams and responsible for a huge amount of our success. So give me a chance. I think you're I think you're going to enjoy So I'm going to ask you record question That is for me and maybe some other people get some value out of it. I'd like a lot of people love live music, and I was really looking forward to seeing concerts at Chase Center. Can you give any indication as to how you guys gonna come back online with concert shouldn't have to give me any names or dates if you'd like to you can. But is that going to start to ramp up as well? Now that we're getting somewhere close to normal. You're about to have the best year of your life with that, okay. 10 Pence the pent up demand for acts to go on the road because it's been over a year since they could Uh, is going to start to kick in in September and you're going to you're going to see a calendar You're unlike you've ever seen in terms of the musical acts. I want to get out and be on the road. So the enquiries are you were trying to figure out how we're gonna fit in 41 regular season warriors games with the concert increase we're gonna get we'll figure that out. But it's gonna be a great year for music because you know, it's been a tough year for the music industry was the last month of sports in the spirit in some ways more so because There have been no performances. Right? So I think they're going to be really happy with what you see coming out of the gate about next September, and for the year falling. It's going to be a music lovers paradise down and chase are very cool. Let me help you schedule when tool comes to town, so I could make sure I'm available. Never heard that before. So I'm really got it was all said they were.
The Jayna and Aimee Experience
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"It would take six hours and a thousand bucks When bob asks her shoulder monks yoder picture audrey. How much would this cost. She was like that'd be six hours thousand bucks. Let's just plenty whereas the andrew only like a couple hundred bucks. Having short pat myers shortest. Now i used to have really young..
WDUN AM550
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"Beat the Kings won 19 1 11 and in college football Scheduling News. Florida and Notre Dame have agreed to a home and home series for the 2031 2032 seasons. Notre Dame will host Florida on November 15th of 2031, with the Gators hosting the Fighting Irish on September 11th of 2032. Two schools only played once in their history is back in the 1992 Sugar Bowl, You can find more sports and access w D win. All right, Thank you. Much cattle for 6 56 crank it up a brand new day, and if you're getting up and getting at him, you know we were joking about the fine that we do have a dense fog advisory in effect for Baron, Gwinnett County's and Southern Hall County. We're seeing some faggot some places, so just be aware of that. But you know, we were taught by that middle fire earlier. Best way to get rid of that. And you know, Caleb was right, he said, get more sleep. And what's the best way to get more sleep? Well, it's not just the hours that you sleep. It's how well you sleep in the bed. Just being in the bed trying to sleep in and of itself doesn't give you the rest. You've got to have a bed that allows you to get the maximum out of your time in bed. The maximum rest possible the recharging if you will, and sleep number, in my opinion, does that because that's what it does for me. Here's what happened yesterday. I left here after I got off a year and I had a bunch of thing. Eggs I needed to take care of. So I took a personal day yesterday and was doing all of that. I didn't get home last night until right around nine. They had to bed till after night. And for me, that's almost an hour later than my regular bedtime. And I gotta tell you I felt beat on with a stick when I got home yesterday, But when I hit that bad Gone. And I only got about six hours sleep last night. But it was greatly matter of fact, my sleep I Q My sleep number last night Firmness of the bed, 55, but my sleep like you this morning. Normally I'm getting when I get my regular amount of sleep. 77 half hours. I'm coming in at 84 to 86. Last night, six hours Sleep. Hit the bed gone like a light as they say out like a light. And my sleep like you this morning came in its 78. So I didn't drop a whole lot..
NewsRadio WIOD
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"Loss through a strategy called no market risk retirement planning. Give us call any time at 8447957233. That's 844795 safe. Don't be like all the other people. You know that brag about how good their investments are. When they're running the risky race exposed to market crashes. You'll notice that when people brag about their market gains, they get very quiet when the market drops, just like the runners that had to take a break from the race to get arrest. Invest like Cliff Young by avoiding setbacks and always keeping a retirement investment legs running a steady pace while avoiding the things that will trip up your financial plans are the key to winning the retirement race. Everyone told Cliff Young that he was crazy for running continuously on his 544 mile race. Some doctors told him that he would die. Cliff said that he just imagine chasing his sheep and kept on running. In the end. He came in first place. It took him five days, 15 hours and four minutes. The second place runner, George Padan took six days and one hour to finish the race. Conventional wisdom told Cliff Young to run 18 hours at a faster pace and rest six hours. So called conventional wisdom is usually just conventional, not wise. Remember the tech crash, the housing crash and all the other crashes we've had Conventional wisdom had everybody putting new money into the market right up to the day when it crashed. Nobody was saying, Retain your gains. Don't be a lemming just following so called conventional wisdom on Lee to find yourself walking off the edge of a financial cliff. Only cliff you want your retirement is a copy of the story of Cliff Young, consistent progress and endurance. It is possible to have great gains without market risk. We mentioned earlier this story of Cliff Young, the 61 year old sheep farmer that decided become a marathon runner as a real life, tortoise and hare story. Answer this question. Why did the tortoise win the race against the hair? The hair was faster and should have won the race. Unfortunately, the hair was also arrogant. He also was confident, overconfident. In fact, he thought his speed allowed him the luxury of taking the risk of stopping his progress. We all know arrogance and pride precedes a fall. Let us help you finish the race instead of tripping before the finish line. If you like to learn more about how to avoid the so called conventional wisdom of risk based investing.
WDUN AM550
"six hours" Discussed on WDUN AM550
"$10 certificate. Douglas, it is yours. And you're now in line for the big giveaway which will do coming up here about 30 minutes, Okay? Thank you very much. Hey, thanks for being with us this morning. Afraid to come by within two weeks. Pick up your prize, okay? We'll do that night. Thanks for being with us. And there you go. There's a man who knows where to find breakfast. That's right, Smokehouse Now I'm interested, though, that he wants breakfast because you know, I've worked having worked here for a while. I've gotten off. At times, you know, in like 10, o'clock, 10 30. You know what? I've been up and working for six hours, seven hours. I don't want breakfast. You know, even if it's breakfast time I don't want like once I've been up for that amount of time. Even though most people like Lauren the other day was coming through here because she gets here in about 10 o'clock most days. And so she's coming through here, and she's getting raid the breakfast and I'm like calorie breakfast. I want a sandwich. Now inside. Hey, breakfast for any meal. That's why a popcorn I could eat breakfast. Three. B. J. B. J is a lot of popcorn for lunch. I don't know. Yeah, or breakfast. Kind of. Well, haven't grapes right now I'm trying to have fruits. That's corn brunch, you know? There was one question on the bank is gonna be our last question is gonna be the last question was, Did you get it? And Well, I want to say I was kind of boycott in this question. But I knew I was gonna have to get to it at some point, but I didn't because Well, hardly ever does. Lessons went two for two. So we didn't get to our third question because I just didn't want to do this. One on that was the only Super Bowl to go into overtime involves which two teams Hmm. Oh, I don't know you have. The choice is Atlanta and I don't know. I have no idea was Atlanta New England? No. 1 may be the only one and they're saying that this one could possibly go in overtime. Oh, yeah, I think it's gonna be a tight ballgame that that Super Bowl I just remember I was working here that night. I had to work. The Sunday evening shift here and So I'm watching it on that TV in the newsroom over there because I'd gotten my stuff done for the night, but the ball doesn't end until 10 30 B. J. He's giving excuses is the way he was. He's let's make sure that I knew that he was working. So because the Super Bowl doesn't end till I temporarily handle I got all my stuff during done during the halftime show, and so I'm I ended up in the night because back then you couldn't You know, we have a lot better technology. Now back then. You then you had to stay until the end of the game. And the broad not the end of the game. The end of the broadcast, right? We got back on the midnight s O s. Oh, I'm watching that Super Bowl and I'm just despondent, literally laying in the floor of the newsroom at one point, just like trying to wrap my head around What? It just happened. And then I've got to stay and listen to the entirety of the postgame show, which lasted a solid hour. Yep, this time and it was not. I didn't go to class. I had a class that next morning. I was in college at the time at a classic next morning didn't go Not not a chance. I was going to that. I'm so sorry. Caleb wasn't fun. He still remembers. Yeah, I know that some of those. Yeah, I remember. It was only three years ago. Four years ago. Now I tried to just put it out of my mind. I just Yeah, Sam, like Douglas. So when I used to work overnights here Get off and I could drive home. And there was a new huddle houses built near where my folks used to live there when I was a kid, and I would stop by there on my way home for breakfast. Get out here! Six o'clock, 6 30. Stop home for breakfast. Going home. Go to bed. Hey, Breakfast anytime That's good Breakfast is it's the best meal of any time of the day. Pancakes, Eggs, bacon any of that? Don't forget grits. Oh, well, that's just that's assumed. I mean, that's just mean Waffle House with the hash browns is legendary. Tomorrow's My Waffle House Day, So I'm gearing up already. 20 minutes. Yeah, that's where we sneak away. 22 minutes after H U. D..
KFI AM 640
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"And create two thirds of new jobs. The application portal is open until next Monday. Debra Mark Ko Phi News When we come back, we'll talk with care and Travers right now, let's talk with Robin banks about this wreck on the 14 but first Robin That wild chase that started in L. A. Went to Ontario ended after six hours. I'm hearing that the LAPD is looking into Was that the longest chase in its history? It could very well have been heard. This guy was going like 10 miles an hour for a lot of it, Huh? So maybe he's trying to do in. Okay. You know, I mean, who? What? What? He wanted his 15 minutes, but he just wanted the last six hours, but I don't know. Yeah. And what do you know what The end game. It's just like you know, you're going to jail. Exactly. And this started with officers trying to pull over a guy who had a gun. Yeah, And then all of a sudden, he just runs red lights and take shortcuts and goes crazy from south l a ends up in Ontario. I mean, just the weirdest I don't know. I'm like the end of the mind. You can't get to know my No, I can't. All right, let's go to let's do this. Let's go to San Clarita on the 14 North and Sierra Highway. It's right there at the five Freeway. It's direct with a trust that's facing the wrong way in the right lane. You're seeing a little sewing here. Just use caution. East l A Somebody broke down on the 60 west of the 7 10. That's the left lane is gonna be blocked. Rowland Heights big rig with hit its tires on fire That's over the right shoulder on the 60 eastbound just past Nogales, Riverside 91 eastbound just before the 2 15 60. There's a wreck with a big rig on its side has taken away the three right lanes So your drive is stopping up right around spruce. You can use the carpool lane to.
KQED Radio
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"The Capitol and the lieutenant general says, Well, I'm not denying I'm just telling you. We need a plan. And I'm not sure I like the way this looks. Of course I'm paraphrasing. Well, let me just such a good point, Carol, let me just ask because I'm sure that some listeners may be equally gobsmacked to hear optics as the explanation for not sending in the National guard because, of course Folks only have to think back a few months to when National Guard troops were in fact deployed during peaceful black lives matter. Protests in the capital Ville Capital city, I should say so that inconsistency is really striking to a lot of folks. Yes. You don't have to look very far. Calum to see the The images that we've had from the summer of National Guard posted virtually everywhere in front of our iconic Washington buildings. It wasn't a visual problem, then. Well, you were describing a moment ago how long it took to respond. In fact, In total, it took six hours to actually secure the Capitol building. What we know about what President Trump was doing during those six hours. Some of your colleagues at the Post are reporting today that he was watching the events unfold. On TV, but actually doing very little about it and not even taking phone calls from lawmakers who were under threat on Capitol Hill. Take a breath because yes, that is true. His closest advisers have told my colleagues at the Washington Post that he was riveted watching live television and because he could not Tebow it or did not want to TV. Oh, it he was. Mostly just monitoring it. And at first, he was fairly cheered by the fact that Trump supporters were making this very.
Power 106 FM
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"Was six hour by your Southern California to regular dealers, you move it is Oh, love Decimated Another one, huh? Packing a man is gone. He's got smell cologne? Yeah, just kind of deal. Ammon, get get go out. Won't good. Good. If you want to do it, you'll see Yo, sure. Yeah. Tram about it. I just had my balance and probably productive. Your hooded combined with no cash, You know so crazy. I don't think she likes you. You're one of them, but not the house like Bobby and Whitney. Go like I don't know. My mom is the wind. Don't make me go into things. They got 100 to show you. Our pockets is different. I'm not with you. Not anymore. Now that she got in the mountains, and since you disrespect me, and I'll beat the ball in front of your partners and Children, I'd like to think that I'm broken up. About what? A million it takes money. Can you put that on your head and make one of your Protestant kids with me and you've got to grow up? You gotta be kidding. Kid can't fit in my pocket. I got like I hit the lottery times that no talking. I don't like you. Are you gonna be no more laughing? You see me with because I'm gonna be the shop. Okay? I'm filing a nice but are you following me? They think they're going to put a lot on this picture, huh? Packing? The man is gone like I smell cologne. Yeah, just signed a deal to moan. Yeah, Yeah, go out won't good. Good play. If you want this door, you'll see. Oh, sure. Yeah, Yeah, yeah, uh, packing. The man is gone. She like I smell cologne. You just have to deal the mon. Yeah. Get go out long. Good, good play. If you want this door, you'll see Yo, sure. Yeah, Yeah, yeah. Something like 30,001 of my pocket. The other one. That's what black it you. You're gonna be in that guest mentality. Little stopped beating Bernie in front of the store. Your mammy and grandmama shopping I've got on the whole note away on it. That's the one the little top this I'll turn and feel comfortable. Push me a little talk back. But what would be handy calling the group he just gets me like I'm a music just sent me a text to believe the message You're trying to find out is confused. I don't know that they're thinking about bringing you here for you Losing love that school that teached your broom, too. Number. I used to cheat off pretty teacher that that I was stupid. I was expecting, but pull up on the chairman's put.
KFI AM 640
"six hours" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"You've got to be able to work through some of the hard times in your life. This is not a hard time in her life hungry seriously. She didn't open that thing for six hours. Six hours. Okay. You know, kids need to be fed. Yes, I do know they eat constantly. But she was asking. This is a weird part. I have many questions for John Rodrick, the podcast host and musician and oxygen intake er What nine year old asks for a can of baked beans as their sustenance. You eat cans of cranberry sauce. I'm a 48 year old man. But you started young with that sometimes kids like beans. I do. I also have a problem with this in that same skeptical way that you do. Because why don't you just move on to like a bag of chips or anything else you can find in the house and the thing that you do know how to open, but maybe she really wanted beans. Maybe that's e mean here's a podcast hosted a musician so they can make a lot of money. Maybe that's all he had. I'm just saying. Brooklyn. Dad defiant somebody on Twitter. The beam dad story is ridiculous. He should have just fed her and then showed her how to use a damn can opener instead of leaving are hungry for six hours. That's abusive. She's nine years old, and some of us don't learn very well when we're hungry, regardless of age. Jeez, Max. If I'm hungry. I'm not gonna learn anything. There's another 16 minutes, this one from Kristen. Six minutes. You get six minutes, not six hours. And remember that acronym Halt! What are the hungry? Angry, lonely, tired. Those are not the times to be teaching, no belittling allowed. Encourage independent problem solving. But for your kid's sake, at least tell him warm or cold. Somebody says Subscriber to parent magazine. I've never heard that Holt. I haven't either. I've been around kids for a while. I've never You don't really need an acronym, Do you? Tell you what time is right to teach your kids people do the generally I think you learned from your kids. You kind of understand where the limits are right? And I don't know what John and his daughter I don't know what the baked bean limit is. You know that he hosts his podcast. I heard that. Omnibus with Ken Jennings. Ken Jennings him settings of Jeopardy. Yes, himself. He tweeted in Roderick defense, calling his podcast co host, a loving and attentive dad. Where's Mom? Okay, well, wait a minute. Hold on a second. And why is he hanging around? Can Jenny we have to break up? Oh, okay. Well, I have a I have a question about the whole Ken Jennings connection. Because can is getting in some trouble for some Twitter activity as well. Well, people hate anyone trying to replace Alex Trebek. There is that doesn't help at all. Anyway, we'll talk more about being dad. Oh, and if you have Is any of this ever happened to you like you were hungry for big beans and Dad made you figure out how to open the can. Those those lessons that you reflect on like, I can't believe I went six hours chewing on the side of a tin can to try to open it and the dad never helped me. I have several stories about Michael Clarke coming up. Incheon and will continue in just.
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"Silver lining. We're taking this week off because the Packers are playing this week. They'll play the following weekend against an undetermined full that we found out this coming weekend and that's when we'll resume follow the Packers. Next Monday with West Bend The silver lining in 6 20 Wtmj mean Wild Twitter abuzz about a dude name being dead. That's the affectionate my moniker that he has been given because what happened over the weekend with his daughter and a can of beans? Yeah, it was. It just exploded on Twitter. I want to say Gene it was on Saturday. So John Rodrick is a Seattle musician. And this is how the post began yesterday. My nine year old daughter was hungry. I was doing a jigsaw puzzle. So I said over my shoulder make some baked beans. She said. How, like all kids do when they want you to do it for them. So I said, open a can and put it in the pot. She brought me the Cannon said. Open it. How Well, she had never used a hand crank can open before, so he had her, bring it to him and made her figure it out for herself. Now she was having trouble with this. She never used one of these before. At one point, she said, I don't want baked beans and march off. I said, sweetheart, neither of us are gonna have anything else to eat today until we get into this can of beans. Now, This was a really long thread. Jean. This was like a 25 part thread. But over the course of six hours on and off. He shared the can opener saga with the can of beans and people either came down on you are a terrible parent per parent. Why're you torturing your child and the other beside was you know your teachers some self reliance and teach her how to figure things out on herself. Ultimately, he ended up deleting his Twitter account because it just exploded. So we were taking some of your texts at 85561616 20 earlier this morning to see where you come down on this from the 414 is, I hope they were Bush's baked beans. We don't know that for certain. I'm sure that's a critical detail. And then from the 26 to being dead is a great dead as a full time educator and parent of fully functioning 24 22 year olds If you can't spend six hours holding the line against your kids, tan Trump's to teach them a lesson you're helping to contribute to the helplessness of the next generation. We already see how this group can barely handle their lives as adults. People who think this was too tough should spend some time in the classroom and deal with kids every day. A lack of parenting is what makes young teachers quit because of these spoiled kids and their helicopter parents. Six hours. Just seems like an awfully long time. And I'm 63 years old. Every time I have to use our manual can opener have to rethink. Okay. How does this go again? Well, I think it was, you know, people were assuming six hours you're starving her to death. Well, that's kind of the normal time between meals If you eat lunch at noon, and you eat dinner at six But I think to Gene as you said, it was the amount of time and this girl's frustration. You know again. You're the only parent in the group. So what? How would you have handled it? Yeah, I would have given her some time to figure out maybe under one and again. I missed this the first time we talked about this. What was he doing? Instead He was working on a jigsaw puzzle. And that was the other thing that got people ticked off. Yeah, It's not like he was, you know, saving a life doing C p r e. I like this guy, do you? Yeah, it's good parenting. And I think like if I was on the flip side of the coin, like when I grew up, we would look back and laugh at this story. Yeah, I mean, every time I'd use a can opener, my dad would like laughing well, and it's either going again, according to the people who posted. It's either gonna go one of two ways that's gonna happen or she will never go on. Ask him for help. Ever again. It's true. Writes horror of beans to 15. Bridey has sports Next on WTMJ..