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Awards Chatter
"sweeney" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"Remember I just started crying. It was just so beautiful and amazing. And I was really proud. Yeah, I was just saying, I mean, I guess it's another sign of respect and acknowledgment from the industry, but also is it that clearly based on what you've done since season two of euphoria, you would like to do more in film. This is a good way to get started. It is. I hope so. So what are the other you've knocked out a ton of movies? What else is coming up? So I filmed madam Webb for a Sony marvel to go to Johnson. I can't say anything about it. But you are the I can't say anything about it. And that was a great great time. I filmed that from June to November and Boston. It's just a blast. And what else? And then I went into I started production company called 50 50 films. And I produced my first movie called immaculate. I did that from November till end of February. I've been working on that project for ten years. Anything you could say about that one? It is a psychological thriller. Okay. I don't want to spoil too much, but I was just, it's been a passion project of mine for a very long time. And it was just such a great experience being fully hands on and working from the ground up on it. And then I did anyone but you with Sony and will Glock and Glen Powell and it's another one I produced. Oh, really? Okay. Yeah, it was really fun. I went with kirsch and we had the script. We packaged it all together and we sold to Sony. And that's like a rom com or it's a rom com. Okay. Yeah, completely different than anything I've done and it was a blast and we filmed an Australia. I literally just got back a couple of days ago. I remembered seeing it seems like a good time. Australia is so beautiful and everyone's
Awards Chatter
"sweeney" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"Instead of what they read in a tabloid or what they're told, I wanted someone to actually watch this character as a human being and see this human experience. Which in a way, not to get too cute, but what you're saying about, they've got to make their own conclusions and see for themselves. Sort of sounds like what you've been asking for from acting as well, right? Yeah. Maybe there's some weird connection there. Parallelism? Yes. All right, so was there one moment in this? It's an 80 6 minute, I believe movies, 80 something. It's just like, you know, if you actually sit down and try to write out what happens, it's not that it's like you would have pages and pages, but you're on the edge of your seat. And I guess I wonder for you, was there a part of this that you found or whether it's a scene or whatever the most challenging I know obviously the volume of the dialog and all that, but is there a scene that you are part of it that you felt you had to kind of make or break? Once we got into that room, I felt the pressure. It really is nothing but you people in the room. There's nothing there. Nothing else. And I truly did, I felt the weight of the situation. And this moment in time and what we were doing. So 16 days in and out, and then February of this year, it's like, yeah, I guess it was like two, three months ago. You guys go to Berlin for the world premiere. A pretty big deal to be accepted there. You're in the lineup. You go there, the movie screens, and I will just quote a couple of things. It's not nice to call yourself, but not me, but this is THR. Ourselves. Remarkable performance, expertly calibrated performance, a complete departure, variety who we don't like to quote here, but we will. Revelatory Sweeney's every flicker of emotion, micro reaction, evasion, and retraction is utterly believable close quote. It goes on and on like that, people can go to Rotten Tomatoes for more if they wish, but that's got to feel pretty good. What was the whole Berlin experience like of, I don't know if your grandmother was there and had a good lie in this time, but she wasn't. It was incredible. I was just so, I was just so happy because you never know when you do small movies. If anyone's gonna see them and you hope that people do, you hope that they do something in the world. And so sitting there in such a huge theater and reality's mom and her sister sitting right behind me. And just hearing the audience's reaction as we're watching it. And then I step out and my phone's blowing up with all the reviews. It was another surreal dream worthy experience. And I remember I just started crying. It was just so beautiful and amazing. And I was really proud. Yeah, I was just saying, I mean, I guess
Awards Chatter
"sweeney" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"And about Cassie, can we first start with the people in your life? I need to ask, all right, so they see the show. They see your character. What's the feedback? Literally at the premiere, right? Yeah, I had my randomly brought a lot of family members. Which was pilot, which was the pilot, which is definitely not showcasing Cassie and the greatest play. I was just so excited because it was a big Hollywood premiere. And that's what I've dreamt of for so long. And I wanted to share that experience with my family. And I don't think about the actual experience. But my family gets a kick out of it. I love my grandma so much, but I was gonna say. Because I think it's the best. It was my grandma when we got done. I remember she leans down and she looks at me and she was like setting two or three over from me and she goes, you have the best knowledge. That's the kind of cheerleader we all need. So thank you so much. Now, when the I was sinking in my chair the whole time, I oh my God. What have I done? She made me feel better. That's great. Well, here's just one thing. That's the kind of fun side of being able to look at it and I know there's also it's brought up a lot of conversations and things that I have gotten the sense it's not your favorite thing to get into or whatever. But just to one of the things you told our publication was quote, I wish there was an easier way to have an open conversation about what we're assuming about actors in the industry, close quote, based on the parts they play probably generally, but in this case, this is Cassie. What do you feel that people have
Awards Chatter
"sweeney" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"And throughout all this year, in regular school. Yes. And apparently not just phoning it in. I was. And what were some of the extracurriculars that were going on? Well, I took all AP classes. My parents have always said education's number one. My mom was pretty strict. On that, and I loved school. I actually miss school. I loved it so much. I love homework. I love Tess. I was nerd. And I think education is really important. So I stuck with it. So I imagine at some point you guys to go and see friends or family or whatever, you would go back to Spokane. What were those visits like in those days? It was hard. I felt embarrassed. Why? Because I uprooted my entire family for a dream that I had. And it's something that you can clearly and apparently see if you're succeeding or not from the outside world. And it was so drastically different. I had family and friends who couldn't believe that we were going to such a hell of a city or that we would uplift our entire family for something like this and it was just change. It was something that changed scares people sometimes and they'd be like, when are you going to get a real job when are you going to have real dreams and expectations on life? And so it was hard. And then I guess to compound things, is this around the time when you're parents split up? Yes. When I was 17. And so, I mean, you've talked about that. The only reason I'm bringing it up is because life's hard enough to be 17 anywhere, not having relocated with your family and trying to you've said it was kind of a situation where you sort of blamed yourself even though nobody else was saying that. Yeah, of course. I think a lot of kids and families where your parents put up like you blame yourself, but it was really hard because it was a lot of things culminating at the same time and so we had, we lost our House back home, we're not stable in LA. I'm not succeeding at what I'm dreaming of doing. And then parents are splitting up at the same time. So it was a lot of, it was a lot, but you know what? It made for some good material. Was there ever the point where you doubted things so seriously that you would have walked away from this? No. I never believed in failing. So
Awards Chatter
"sweeney" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"I broke up the routine that everyone lives in. So we wanted to be here. They saw how happy I was. And so we started spending more time in LA instead of it being a day at a time of your week and then it turned into a month and then it turned into me homeschooling. Was this one of those like you sometimes hear about, especially with pilot season? And kid actors, oakwood apartments or something. It was over to my Friends at once. But you know what? I made some of my greatest friends there. I'm still friends with the emery zain Emory and his family who I built my Bronco with. We're still best friends to this day. So I'm very glad for some of those experiences, but yes, the Oakland. There you go. And then at 14, is that where you guys, because I guess for people who are listening, don't know what we're talking about. It's sort of like if I remember correctly, like month to month, furnished. So that you can come and go. And people do. It was month to month. It was the cheapest place that you could find in LA. And it worked great for families that were coming for pilot season, and needed a place like that to stay. And around 1314 years old, I think that's also when 2008 crashed. Everything happens. My dad lost his job. And we couldn't afford continually going back and forth. And we decided to stay in LA. And we lost everything back home. And we were just in LA. And that was that was a crazy, crazy change. And so this your 14 at that point, right? Was it from that point still oakwood or I had or heard a story about? No, I moved into we were in the holiday end and Burbank.
Awards Chatter
"sweeney" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"Movie for the white lotus, she landed a spot on Time Magazine's 100 next list, and she is now garnering the best reviews of her career and once again Emmy buzz for her portrayal of reality winner, a former NSA contractor who leaked government secrets in Tina Saturn's HBO movie reality. She's a young woman described by el as the TikTok demographics favorite bombshell and the queen of Gen Z characters, Hollywood's newest it girl, Sydney Sweeney. Over the course of our conversation at the offices of The Hollywood Reporter, Sweeney reflected on how, as a child, she convinced her parents to let her pursue an acting career and the sacrifices her whole family made as a result, including living in a one room motel room for 9 months. How she landed the part of Cassie on euphoria and found that in much the same way Cassie is judged for being sexual. She has been judged for playing Cassie, how she has juggled newfound fame's cons, such as loss of privacy and panic attacks and pros, including the validation of receiving Emmy noms on the same day for her portrayal of two polar opposite characters, why she is so proud of reality the first film on which she was number one on the call sheet and which was made in just 16 days on a shoestring budget, plus much more. And so without further ado, let's go to that
AP News Radio
Twitter changes rules over account tracking Elon Musk's jet
"There's a change in policy on an account that tracked Elon Musk's jet. I'm Lisa dwyer. Twitter has suspended an account that used publicly available flight data to track Elon Musk's private jet. Despite a pledge in November by the social media platforms new owner to keep it up because of its free speech principles, tweets from the widely followed at Elon jett account are no longer viewable, started in 2020 by then teenage programmer Jack Sweeney, the account automatically post maps of the private jets flights, Sweeney runs similar bot accounts, tracking other celebrities airplanes, his accounts tracking private jets used by Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and various Russian oligarchs were still on Twitter as of Wednesday, as were his accounts tracking must jut on rival social platforms such as Facebook and Instagram. I'm Lisa dwyer
AP News Radio
'Murder She Wrote' actress Angela Lansbury dies at 96
"Actor Angela Lansbury has died at her home in Los Angeles just 5 days shy of her 97th birthday I'm Archie's our letter with a look at her career Angela Lansbury knew whatever else she did in life she'd forever be remembered as Jessica Fletcher in the TV show murder she wrote She was nominated for an Emmy 18 times and never won Lansbury made her mark in theater with roles in Sweeney Todd Maine and gypsy She was also the voice of misses Potts in the film Beauty and the Beast Lansbury was three years older than Laurence Harvey in the manchurian candidate even though she played his mother Lansbury said in a 1991 AP interview it was hard to live down that role I got sick of playing mothers and that was one of the thing that really put the lid on me
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
The New York Post Need to Do Better When 'Shipping' Pete Davidson
"Reading papers over the week, and I see this story. Pete Davidson and they show a picture of Pete Davidson holding Martha Stewart's hand. And they're insinuating like this could be the next romance and I'm going, what are they talking about? What? You know, it's a popular thing where Pete's gonna go next. I had said, maybe he'll go after that shit from you for you that sexy young blond chick, Sydney Sweeney. She does all the nude scenes in the sex scenes. That seems to be perfect match for him. She's like 24. He's 28. That could be good. But no, the New York Post actually floated the room with a Pete, Davidson, and Martha's Stewart. What is she 88? Not really, but of course they're not dating. There was a picture when you enlarge it and you see the whole picture without it being cropped, you see Pete has his arm locked in Kim Kardashian's elbow. And his right hand is holding Martha's hand. They were obviously at a party and all walking toward a certain part of the party. But the article chops came out and just shows Pete and Martha. Come on, do better. It's so embarrassing. You can't do stuff like that and make a story out of it.
AP News Radio
Thousands ordered to flee California wildfire near Yosemite
"More than 6000 residents have been ordered to evacuate a fast moving California wildfire near Yosemite National Park The oak fire broke out Friday and exploded overnight to more than 6000 acres by Saturday morning with 0% containment says Cal fires Natasha felts We had a dangerous rate of spread due to dry winds heavy fuel load She says dead trees killed by bark beetles spread the fire quickly so far at least ten structures have burned and the high heat is making it hard on firefighters Meanwhile the washburn fire that was threatening those giant Sequoia trees in Yosemite is roughly 80% contained says the national park services Kevin Sweeney Not a single giant Sequoia in the mariposa grove was killed during the fire I'm Julie
Bloomberg Radio New York
"sweeney" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is Bloomberg markets. With Paul Sweeney had met Miller. Now she four buy ratings from Wall Street analysts a recession doesn't necessarily mean stocks are gonna tank right away. What's an investor to do here in a rising interest rate environment? Where do you see the most inflation? Breaking market news and inside from Bloomberg experts. We were leaning pretty hard toward equity. To me, this looks like really just a one way street down. Because of all the dislocations, there's always relative value trades that you could be doing. This is Bloomberg markets with Paul Sweeney at Matt Miller. On Bloomberg radio. All right, coming up in this half hour, we're going to check in with Liz McCormick chief car bonnet of global macro markets for Bloomberg news. Talk about that yield curve inversion. Is that a thing plus Ted Smith cofounder and president of Union Square advisers? Let's talk tech, maybe M and a. Maybe some tech M and a. We got any plans for more M and a later this year, but first let's go to great Jared. Bloomberg news is getting a Bloomberg business flash, Greg. Still bouncing around session highs, Paul, jumping more than a one and a half percent with all 11 industry groups rising. The broad rally has been mirrored in the tech heavy NASDAQ as mega cap's apple and alphabet bounced back from yesterday's losses ahead of Netflix. Let me take a look at Apple right now up 1.7%. The S&P 500 is up at 1.8% of 70, the Dow's up 1.6% up 485, and the NASDAQ's up over 2% up 231, the ten year, is down 9 30 seconds to the yield 3.02%. West Texas intermediate codes down a half percent at one O two O 6 a barrel comics goes a little changed at 1711 even per ounce. The dollar Yan one 37 88. The Euro, dollar O two 47, the British found the dollar 2033. Members only clubs are popping up all across Manhattan providing an alternative social club and workspaces New Yorkers are spending less time in the office. More than a dozen membership clubs have opened in the borough since 2003, at least 9 in the past three years, most charged about 5000 or less some charged a whole bunch more. Can you imagine, you know, somebody calls their spouse and says, I work in late tonight. That's a Bloomberg business flash Bloomberg markets continue out. Paul Sweeney Matt Miller would never do that. Never
AP News Radio
Palin nabs early lead in Alaska US House special primary
"Initial vote counts have been released in Alaska's special primary for the state's only U.S. House seat I'm Ben Thomas with the first numbers The Associated Press has not declared any winners but the initial results show Republican former governor Sarah Palin with 29.8% of the votes counted so far Republican Nick begich has 19.3% while independent Al gross has 12 and a half percent and Democrat Mary peltola 7.5% Another Republican Tara Sweeney has 5.3% in a candidate whose name is Santa Claus a self described independent progressive democratic socialist had 4.5% 48 candidates have been running for the seat held for 49 years by the late congressman Don young the top four will advance to in August special election The election was conducted primarily by mail and election officials planned several days of ballot counts I'm Ben Thomas
AP News Radio
Actor Angela Lansbury to receive a special Tony Award
"Actor Angela Lansbury will receive a special honor at the Tony Awards next month I'm Archie's are a letter with the latest The Tony Awards will give Angela Lansbury a lifetime achievement award organizers call Lansbury's contributions to the stage insurmountable Lansbury who is 96 already has 5 tonys including for maim gypsy and Sweeney Todd The tonys will be June 12th in New York and shown on CBS
Poke the Bear
"sweeney" Discussed on Poke the Bear
"Starts where the game starts. I'm taking your Boston accent to you. I'm gonna have it now. To be mine, I'll just use it. It's like a little, it's like The Little Mermaid. You can switch voices. Here's there was actually a quote that came from cannulae today that I haven't seen anybody tweet about yet. Maybe I just haven't seen it, which, again, I don't spend all my day on Twitter. People think I do. I spend a little bit, but not all of it. So maybe I missed this. But nearly was asked about young players being afraid to make mistakes. And he gave a really interesting answer. He said, there's no question players are afraid to make mistakes, especially younger players because you know you hear about it. And that was one of those players that I had to learn and grow. I heard about it too. And I made mistakes as a younger player, but you can't worry about not getting back out there. I think that's one of the things we have to kind of change. I think when younger players make mistakes, they're worried they're not going to play the next game while that game is still going on. That is a very subtle, not so subtle shot at Bruce Cassidy. And that's why I think that if they were to move on from Cassidy, I think if bergeron does not come back, they understand that they're going to have to put younger players in positions that maybe they aren't fully ready for. You know, in the sense that maybe Johnny beecher is a top 9 center next year when maybe he should use another year in the AHL or Fabian lysell as in a higher role than maybe his development would put him on track for. And let's face it, Cassidy's been pretty quick to pull the plug on younger players in the past. I don't think that that's like a secret around here. Because again, he's played for, he's coached a team that is trying to win a cup consistently. So, you know, he sends his message to younger players like that. I would not be surprised if that was a reason that they let Cassidy go. In the sense that they felt that that was a bigger issue than systematic changes in the offense. Because again, you can teach that, but can you really, I think they might look at it like can you look at gasoline and say, hey, can you be easier on younger players? Can you put, you know, mercury off in the lineup after he made a huge mistake in the last game or something like that. And again, I also kind of look at that and go, I don't know if that's enough to switch a coach, but it is, again, you mentioned hard truths. And then it kind of goes back to, you know, should neilly and Sweeney be making those decisions with the team transitioning forward like this. It's a tough call. Right. And it's also one of those ones where you can also very much look back and merit that as well if you're from a management perspective, right? And again, does Cassidy have a short leash with young players? Yeah, of course. And then there are plenty of times where I'm sure some brewing strains would like to see more of a guy, younger player..
Bruins Beat
"sweeney" Discussed on Bruins Beat
"Twitter, likelihood, Sweeney's resigned. I would say it's fairly high as I just said. I don't see him not getting resigned. Just given again, if this was an outside journal manager, if this guy, they hired off the street. A few years ago, and then it's different. But again, he's been in the organization, knows it, like former Bruin. I don't see them moving on from him. Jacob asked for a year by year oral history of the bruins dating back all the way to 1924, Jacob. Let's start right now. We'll do it straight through. No. Hell yeah, that'd be so fun. I podcast, which is an oral history. Just going through the hockey reference page of every single thing that happened every year. Milt Schmidt scored this game and we get all into those things, but yes, very interesting history will not be going through it in full. They usually try to keep the episodes between like 30 and 40 minutes. That would be much longer. Much, much longer. And I think there's some years recently that people wouldn't want to hear normal history of springing back to bad memories. DK score fantasy points. Asks, should the bruins be selling instead of buying? I just don't see any addition giving the bruins a good shot at the cup. At the valid point. So here's my counter to this because I think DK, I think you're right. And Gavin asked this on YouTube community as well. So both of you guys. I think you have a real point. You know, if you had JT Miller to this lineup, are you now better than the Maple Leafs or the lightning? Probably not. No, I don't think your favorite against those guys. And again, my prediction for the second half is that the bruins upset the pants in the first round. I believe that's still gonna happen. But against Tampa is JT Miller like set you over them, I don't think so. You know, getting lindholm, hit fist Linton on the back end or, you know, a depth guy on D does that set you above those teams? No..
Bruins Beat
"sweeney" Discussed on Bruins Beat
"Think people outside the market see, oh, you know, they make the playoffs every year, you know, astronaut and sort of some of these guys have developed and Brandon Carlo and Charlie mcavoy and people kind of leave out the 2015 draft and Frederick and beecher and some of those things and some of the free agent signings like badass. And so it's an interesting case. You know, I had said back after the bruins lost the islanders in June that Sweeney probably wasn't the guy going forward. They needed somebody knew they could draft better. Now, the draft, this past summer, was actually pretty good. I think that's they did well in that draft. They picked the best guys. They did not look for toughness and grit. They did with Frederick and guys like beecher. They instead went for the best available, especially with lysol. I think that was a terrific first round pick. And I don't think that's one of the, and even if I saw those in pan out, I don't think you can look back and go, oh, the bruins blew that pic. Like, no, that was the best guy available. Hey, that's a lot. So, you know, I don't think they're headed for rebuild right now. Again, you've got mcavoy locked up. You got Carlo locked up. You have swayman in net. You have all market net for a few more years. Up front, you got marchand for a little while. The issue, the hole is, what do you do about down the middle? That's the big question. Again, Steve nika hasn't really panned out to be a top 6 center in the NHL. Frederick, same thing, beecher. Watch the watch Michigan a little bit. It's tough to tell,.
The Dan Bongino Show
NJ State Sen. Ed Durr: No Bitterness so Far After Ousting Sweeney
"Senator have your colleagues been accepting of you I mean again you took out Steve Sweeney The guy was an institution in New Jersey Are there any bitterness from your colleagues in the state Senate in New Jersey Have they been relatively accepting None that I have shown so far I'm sure that some of senator Sweeney's friends are not exactly pleased As our Jersey saying goes it is what it is So I'm not too concerned with whether they're happy or not I'm just trying to work with them to make a better life for the people of New Jersey
The Dan Bongino Show
NJ State Sen. Ed Durr: I Was Not Shocked on Election Night
"Senator you put your name on the ballot it's obviously an enormous long shot I want folks I just want to give you the contours of what happened here Ed dur at the time was running against the New Jersey Democrat state Senate president This guy Sweeney who was an institution in New Jersey This isn't just some run of the mill politician It is one of the biggest power players in the northeast quarter So Ed the election night results come in you're ahead you're winning I mean what's going through your head like holy Moses this is happening I'm going to win this thing Walk us through what happened Well and I really want to be careful how I say this I don't want this to come off wrong or arrogant but I was not shocked I kind of had that feeling going into election night that I was going to win because of all as you know you running before all the doors you're not going to get a good feel of things And I just had a very good feel going into that night that this was going to be my night for me
Bloomberg Radio New York
"sweeney" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Podcast with Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller Are there some sectors that you want to have more or less exposure to We've got a vaccinate the whole world analysis of the day's Wall Street actions Bloomberg opinion and influential newsmakers The bond market was the boss Bloomberg markets with whole Sweeney and Matt Miller Subscribe to stay at Bloomberg radio dot com The Bloomberg business app or iTunes Before and after the pandemic Is it driven by politics or by science That may be how we keep track of our lives from here on out What do you think the political effects of that impatience will be And through it all there's been Bloomberg We begin on Capitol Hill the most accurate business world and healthcare news before and after The fundamentals do not justify this price action Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com Bloomberg the world is listening Would you say it's more important to gather information fast or to have it first or to be the most accurate They can really move the needle when it comes to programs It's the level of support you get from companies for this What if you don't have to choose It also has enormous importance for the labor market How do they get ahead of different administrations We see this move towards digital currencies Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com Bloomberg the world is listening We used to take our freedom of movement for granted Not anymore It's not just that people work for the airline and it's natural to feel grateful for the things that kept you going Does America have a chance to lose our advantage Can we get to her community fast enough so that will be in good shape But really we were just doing our jobs Oxford University is starting a study on patients who've recovered from COVID Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com Bloomberg the world is listening United there.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"sweeney" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The wawa New Jersey That's not bad That's not too bad but that's not gonna keep me off the roads No No you know the Hummer this time of year is coming No we electrified the Hummer Mary said she was great John Tucker thank you so much Paul Sweeney I'm sorry the announcement of the day is just getting more gum with you To explain our audience for folks Paul Sweeney virtually invented the sell side conference How do you do a virtual sellside conference I've done them They don't work These conferences are really important for the investment banks for the companies and for investors to all get together and for investors and analysts to really meet up with these companies management teams and really get a sense of how the businesses are performing So the actual face to face time is just huge and for the investment banks like JPMorgan these are huge money makers Their institutional investor clients pay institutional trading commissions for access to these management teams at these conferences and that JPMorgan healthcare conferences arguably one of the top two or three investor conferences of the year Of all industries I was thunderstruck I mean this is a Turkish folks at the psychology of the street work from home back to the office This is a huge announcement Yeah it really is now So it's interesting and this is a bellwether CES consumer electronics show and it's going to be a virtual and an in person It's going to be so it's going to be a hybrid Tom Hybrid So we'll see Davos presumably still going to be in person But.
The Business of Esports
"sweeney" Discussed on The Business of Esports
"To be exact. And it was fantastic. I have to say, I missed it. I hear you're going on vacation this weekend. I am going to Chicago for the weekend. I'm going to go to Chicago Bears game. I'm going to eat a lot of pizza. And you're missing a day of work for this. Two days actually. Oh boy. All right. Friday and a Monday, which are, you know. I productivity days, I think. Jimmy slacking already. Guys, we have such a good show today. Before we jump into it a couple of things. One, the podcast this week, we had west bird on the podcast. He's the CEO of skulls. If you guys don't know skulls, that skulls with a Z at the end, they produce a whole bunch of apparel for eSports teams. They produce their own apparel and gear, including chairs and backpacks and stuff for gamers, some really cool stuff. It was an interesting conversation around obviously the apparel side of eSports, but it was also an interesting conversation around high school eSports where they do a lot with high schools to produce jerseys for high school eSports teams and things like that. And I thought it was a very interesting conversation. So definitely tune in to that. This week, it's going to be a great episode. You guys will enjoy it. I will also say because. The beauty of me being in the top left square here is I get to pat myself on the back at the top of the show. Some of you may have seen, I will just say this. I pointed this out. We have a Discord on the side here. Some of you may have seen this, it was a Bloomberg article, which I can't show the whole article because I'm not subscribed. I have Bloomberg terminal subscription, but believe it or not, that doesn't give you access to their articles. Metaverse is a multi $1 trillion opportunity epic CEO says, which I think is exciting, right? Because we're all we're all pushing in this space now. I just thought it was interesting that epic CEO came out and said this because for any of you who follow the business of eSports long enough, you'll remember that September 13th, 2019, I published this article, gaming is the future of fun, a manifesto. And I mentioned there was a section here at the end where I specifically said, and I'll read it. These virtual worlds will essentially be a form of gaming and thus gaming becomes the future of all fun and social networks. I laugh when I hear people talk about gaming eSports being a multi-billion dollar industry, the future of gaming is a multi $1 trillion industry, gaming essentially becomes the largest industry on the planet. It only took Tim Sweeney two years to catch up to my thinking, which is nice. It took a while, but people finally get caught up to the profit here. I do want to start though with an article about Tim Sweeney that's not just me patting myself on the back guys. And that is, I don't know if any of you saw this, but I picked up the Mac rumors one here. And the headline here is Epic Games CEO renews attack on Apple and calls for single universal App Store. So supposedly he came out and he said, I'll read it here..
The Charlie Kirk Show
It's Been a Great Week for Republicans AKA the 'Party of Parents'
"Start. This last week was phenomenal for Republicans. So last week was terrific in New Jersey and Virginia. Republicans won the Virginia House of delegates everybody. Statewide the Virginia, lieutenant governors raised Virginia governors race with junkin, the Seattle city attorneys race. They elected a Republican, the New Jersey state Senate president was defeated by a truck driver Edward durr even though. Steve Sweeney will not concede. He says, oh, there's thousands of ballots we're still defined. He's pulling his best Tony Soprano. Frank Underwood impression possible trying to declare a state of emergency to go find ballots. Republicans had momentum. We won everything you could possibly have asked for and then some. Republicans were riding high and they weren't riding high because voters showed up in record numbers and said, hey, you know, mister junkin, you know what we need? We need electric charging vehicle stations. You know what we need mister junkin? We need to go spend $1.2 trillion that we don't have. No. Mom's and dad showed up and they voted for Republicans in the first time in a decade because they sought was happening in their schools. Rural parts of Virginia showed up in record numbers at a higher percentage clip than they even did support Donald Trump and Republicans started to build this coalition. That was pro family and also anti leftist. That ran up against the power structures of the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the abuse within. Higher education, the public sector teacher unions Republicans finally seemed to have its groove for a couple days for a couple days we started to see headlines from CNN and Washington Post Democrats on defense, time to do a detox. And then you saw this Democrat Civil War begin of one part of the Democrat party start to say that we need to be we need to recommit ourselves to the party of parents and you had pramila jayapal worried that the Republican parties becoming the party of parents, which I'm going to say on this show until someone starts to listen to me, the party appearance is phenomenal
Talking Tech
Why is Fortnite banned from Apple?
"More rumblings in the battle between games an apple over fortnight and the app store the ceo and founder of epic games said recently on twitter that fortnight will continue to be blacklisted. From apple's app store a tim sweeney. Who is the founder and ceo of the company Shared some of this information through his twitter account. According to him for night will continue to be barred from the app store until the conclusion of the appeals process in the company's lawsuit against apple according to emails that sweeney released through twitter apple has said that epic games committed a breach-of-contract and trust when it implemented an option for app related purchases outside of apple system if you recall A lot of this started because fortnight epa games rather the creators. A fortnight added a system within the game so that folks could buy v box. Which is the in game currency and they could do it within the game without having to use the app store. Obviously that upset apple apple ban them from the app store ended up removing them completely. Epic followed up with a lawsuit and this is where we are According to an email that sweeney released from who what appears to be an apple representative it says quote apple as exercises discretion not to reinstate epochs developer program account at this time and quote representatives from apple declined to comment now earlier. This month. we had a big Moment in the case where federal judge said apple must let developers use payment options that funnel consumers out of the tech giant's app store which would then bypass apples thirty percent commission on a lot of transactions. Epic has appealed the ruling though because the district judge in the case rejected the company's allegations that apple random monopoly. So what is this gonna eventually mean for. Users will no more obviously wants. This appeals process shakes out as far how apt transactions. At purchases will go. We could see a lot of things like a link within an app. That takes you to maybe a safari page or some of the browser. And then you can pay there as well. That doesn't mean that apps are users couldn't still use the option to go through the app store to make their purchases but it might change a little bit How that process works. It could also mean to as an incentive for people to click that link they may be paying
Mac OS Ken
Apple Won’t Let Fortnite Back on iOS Until the Epic v. Apple Verdict Is Final
"News around the app store and fortnight epic asked to get fortnight back into the app store and apple said no that is basically the news going ahead deeper cult amac's as epic asked to get fortnight back into the app store and apple said hell no quoting the cult. Tim sweeney founder. And ceo of epic games revealed apple's decision on twitter. He included an email from mark a perry a lawyer representing apple with the specific reasons. Hey remember that time epoch. Straight up broke apples rules and launched an all out. pr blitz against apple and the app store. Yes seems that rubbed apple the wrong way quoting the report again. Perry points out. That epic committed an intentional breach of contract and breach of trust like concealing code from apple and making related misrepresentations and omissions. He's referring to epic secretly adding a direct payment system for in that purchases deport night. Which at new was against apple's rules. This caused apple to kick the developer out of the app store. In twenty twenty calling such actions duplicitous peres response to epoch said apple has exercised its discretion not to reinstate epochs developer program account at this time. Furthermore apple will not consider any further request for reinstatement until the district. Court's judgement becomes final and non-appealable
AP News Radio
No. 6 Clemson Uses Goal-Line Stand to Hold off Georgia Tech
"The Clemson Tigers ranked sixth in the country entered a lightning delay of nearly two hours a lackluster offensive performance an onside kick and a goal line stand to come away with a hard fought fourteen eight victory over Georgia tech after the game Deborah Sweeney said his Tigers are a work in progress in the passing game certainly is kind of who we are right now you know we're young on that side of the ball and we got some guys that are going through some growing pains but you know you got three phases and obviously we're we're kind of led by our defense right now up next for Clemson NC state in the tiger's first true road test of the season Matt Smith Clemson South Carolina
The Psychology Podcast
Choose Love, Not Fear in the Workplace With Gary Heil
"Some people might wonder what the heck does law have to do with building great teams right question before like take really gary really and then and then i read this really cool book. Called transcendence that scott coffin. You know that. I wasn't as far off the mainstream as island so i went out actually not looking for the app i went out and i started interviewing ended as five hundred introduce with leaders trying to create change trying to figure out why everybody talked a better game than they played. You know. everybody's got the language everybody's heard the speeches. They've read the self help books. They just weren't making many changes we spent about. What sixteen billion dollars a year. Trying to create better leaders. Were not much better off than we were two decades ago. What i wanted to know why. And so we went and interviewing leaders trying to figure out why methodology aside we found a couple of things we were not surprised but one of the about but one of the things i was really surprised about is every time we found a great a really good team not one that just one games or made huge profits but sustained itself over generations. We found leaders and teams. That had a fundamentally different relationship. And i didn't really wanna find that. But i'd sit there and walk in and you can feel the energy when you walk through the door. We go what is this. And finally this crazy football coach in south carolina and dabo sweeney. Us is is talking to us about love. And i think he's a little crazy. He break before the national championship visas. We're going to win because we we love each other and you're like okay and you start to think about it but it reminded me of what guiding yawn carlson who is the leader managing director of esus the scandinavian system airline years ago. He said the first choice. Every leader needs the baker's. Choose love or choose fear. I thought i got it thirty years ago. I get davos talking to me. And i'm starting to get it going. Is that what i'm seeing. Here is a culture where people really cared deeply for each other more than they do just about money. Make no mistake. Data cares about wedding so carlson running airline of the year. But there's something deeper about the way people
Ready For Takeoff - Turn Your Aviation Passion Into A Career
"sweeney" Discussed on Ready For Takeoff - Turn Your Aviation Passion Into A Career
"And i went australia on qantas in a long story. But we flew business class to alaska. I mean do a australia back on. Qantas eighty three eighty which is a minimum of that was just like nirvana. I thought i'd died. Went to heaven. You know a matt airplanes a wonderful airplane and they had me up in the cockpit afterwards in and all that My bucket list. I i got to fly the t thirty eight. The white rock. And so i've been supersonic and and that that airplane deadens the wonderful live like f five and and it's just one of air. But i've got to do so many things that really just the bucket list. It's hard to say really. i mean i'm in. I missed got to do so many things. I'm i'm never really. I mean going to space in you know as an astronaut's never really been something. I'm interested especially jeff bezos. Did it. i mean not. The i mean he just went up and down and then that he wasn't a pilot he just sat right. So i'm that does not interest me at all too old to be an astronaut had to land the space shuttle. That'd be really fun and come back. And 'cause i'm i'm a pilot. I'm the one responsible. I learned that my back basketball. I'm the way of the is one second going to shoot. I'll look if we got two ages missing and somebody's gonna nissan airplane. I'll do it. So i'd like you know we're gonna come back and space. I'll end space capsule. i mean the the the you know i'll landed. I guess that'd be the only thing is. I'll never get to do that because they're not going to dog on right what i got to do. A heck of a lot of things in airplanes and I i get to go in. In september i get to go to the Distinguished flying cross society annual convention. And the way you get to go to that is you have to have one to get to that. I hope to see. I hope to see you there. I do have you signed up yet. Haven't signed up yet. Come on jarred sign up. You know. I'm waiting to see what happens with this. Covert the donald variant. And if it's safe for me to travel but a shot yet. I've been shot twice. Yeah got yeah. I got my shot rent fully confident. We're going to go but that to me. That's a thrill to get to go in the room. And you better be there drug. I'm going to be looking for you. Okay we gotta be okay. It has came in with everybody with a distinctly flying cross. I mean what a room to get him what i mean. Wow all i can say is wow. That's right that's right. Wow well kevin. It has been great heavy with us. Today you've got an incredible story. And and i'm thrilled that you get to get to talk about it a lot and i. I'm thrilled for our listeners. Thank you for taking the time.
Ready For Takeoff - Turn Your Aviation Passion Into A Career
"sweeney" Discussed on Ready For Takeoff - Turn Your Aviation Passion Into A Career
"Doklam on the rudders clowns only grab ailerons. You the ailerons. I did that and nothing happened. I want real quick at nothing. Happened will time. American airlines in dallas fort worth of their flight academy had a contract with the air national guard. Casey one thirty fives or simulates. So i have been down to their simulator training Three months before we got activated. And charlie kate was all retired. American airlines captain charlie capable of world war two pilots and flew ho crew with american airlines retired and he became a simulator star his feet in the flying business. One of the things syllabus of that training was if you get an dutch roles well he had told me if you get with american airlines us. Go in training and lost a one. lost boeing seven hundred seven because they got upside down over new jersey. And and you only get upside down Boeing seven seven. Casey thirty five. That'll ruin your whole day and would you do. Is you use the ilan flour and then pull up the speed speedbreaks. Why us airlines and nothing happened. I remember charlie training. I pulled up speedbreaks. Because i gives you more wing service to work with and not allowed me to get us out of the dutch royal or the emptied upset so gives out upset. Nice good feel on the stick. She's having have fly. Sorry started trading out to for airspeed. And there's too far lights on a fly again and there's too far lines on so i looked inch as one hundred six percent. The us zero. I mean everything is all over the place all the times square on new year's eve. Everything's lit up. So i tell the boom operator i say steve run your skin that left wing tell how bad the fires zone he runs back. There looks out or and is back on her phone in sales. They're not on fire. They're gone and the engine on the left. Wing totally departed the airplane. So that changed things we did and We were like our if they must basin goes to. The base was tell you but had sandstorm at the time. So it's not a place you want to land with two engines on sandstorm. Strange field so we Flew back to jeddah and.
Ready For Takeoff - Turn Your Aviation Passion Into A Career
"sweeney" Discussed on Ready For Takeoff - Turn Your Aviation Passion Into A Career
"This is ready for take-off podcast episode. Five twenty two. My name is george. And today i'm talking to kevin sweeney but first a word about our sponsor. Today's podcast is brought to you by ham fist..
Before the Break
Interview With New Amsterdam's Alejandro Hernandez
"Already come back to another episode of before the break Today we are so excited to meet our guest. He is a rising star in the world of television. You've seen him as a recurring character on new amsterdam an instinct as well as appearing on fbi blue bloods chicago pd and gotham. Just to name a few. Please welcome alejandro hernandez man. What's going on our you know great. I'm attorney right now or keep it. Now yeah we all have been man. We've all been quarantined. It's a new thing. No but you're actually's learned to write. Because canada has some. Would we have a wedding coming up. One of the bridesmaids is coming from canada. She when she gets home. She has to quarantined for two weeks. Man that's i have. I have vacs months this point and either going like they don't care if it's not navien person you have to still do it. God i've been in this very nice. But like there sean. Connery loved that firm for our listeners. He's got this beautiful like this painting of sean connery. Yeah is very nice and so europe. They're working right yemen. I'm so i haven't worked yet but Just a I'm currently working on. Not only disclose so much. But i'm working on. i An amazon pilot right now. I'll be here for the sixteen and it's really cool. I think there's an article on it on variety On instagram page. You could find interlinked chicken out. But it's it's the second base casts called the horror of delors roach and it's about it's Really cool it's really cool man. And it's essentially a modern retail. A modern washington heights latino latin next retelling of sweeney tar.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Bowen Yang Is Funny Because He's Gay, Not Asian
"But here's the real deal, okay? I'm gonna tell you something that no one else is gonna tell you, because they don't have the balls to say it. And it's not even a ballsy statement. It's just so fucking obvious. You're trying to honor a man for being a funny Asian, right? We get it. In light of all the stop Asian hate, all that bullshit, it's become a thing to hold up Asian people in Asian cultures so that we can all get along and hopefully forget that it was China who developed the fucking pandemic that changed the world and fucked up everything. We all see what's going on. And if you add Joe Biden's heart on for the middle kingdom, it's really not surprising Boeing Yang would get a nomination. It's perfect timing. After fucking parasite won best picture, you could just see how badly America was about to go down on any and all Asian cultures. It's gross. But here's the real truth of the matter. Boeing Yang is funny, not because he's Asian. He's funny because he's gay because he's openly gay. He's a very creative, very funny, gay dude. That's why he stands out in sketches that he performs in or rights. It's his over the top queer attitude, something we've rarely seen if ever on SNL. Terry Sweeney was openly gay. He wasn't that funny. John millhiser, you don't even know the fuck he is. He was on SNL. He's gay. You know, solar, Denny Dillon. Did he advance? No one knew she was a lesbian to let her she died. Punky Johnson was gay. None of them are funny. Let alone over the top gay. Kate McKinnon, we know is a lesbian and maybe one of the top 5 funniest members of all time. But you never know she was a lesbian until somebody told you. But Boeing Yang is the type of gay dude that leaves the fucking pride parade down the streets of vintage village and ends up finding a glory hole in the meatpacking district. That's why he's funny and that's why he was
Poke the Bear
"sweeney" Discussed on Poke the Bear
"And welcome in to poke the bear episode 46. Nice and interesting number to have on a day, like today. 47, who was number 47 on the Bruins. Hm. Who was the old? All I got it was it? Evan was Torey Krug. All right yeah I remember him. I do oh the Bruins could have used him a little bit off. Anyways, this is Evan Marriott off ski. That's Connor and a Boston Sports Journal. Connor. How we doing Evans? I'm alive? Cuz anything happened in the past twenty-four hours. It's even import all interesting. I mean, I don't think anything's happened that the Bruins have any play epic. I mean, I think there's a new cycle trader event so when we will talk about that. But yeah, when you know, we're not, we're not doing this no. But, but yeah, it is based on the reaction. We've got from Twitter and just the general, I think a hive-mind of Bruins fans. I'm like, what people doing that? Well I know very Bleak out there, it's code red. It is very code, red and five someone DMV this morning about an ankle thing and was like, actually I wouldn't be and I'm like, not now dead. No, no, no, no, no. We have a long while until that becomes like a thing we have to talk about. Not now please. Please not right now. This is one of those times, and we have a lot to talk about episode, and we'll have a lot to talk about this offseason. So apologies, if you don't get in a super specifics on certain players because we don't long time to discuss, krejci's contracts and Rask's contracts and I thought, you know, this is one of those times when Bruins Twitter and Bruins fans in general are against sounding the alarm, they're pissed. Its extremes, never want to see Rask back, never want to see krejci bag. Never want to see this one back in that way, back to blow the whole thing up, but there's one, little big reaction that I'm kind of, on board with and it's none of those wage of those I want rats back and we'll create you back. I think, you think the same, and we'll get to that later. But there is one thing that I'm not fully opposed to and it's the status of John Sweeney's general manager. I think that is. So when I was looking at this series, I had a crazy thought last night, let me like, you know, your best thoughts that you like 2 in the morning when you're like if you like you can open up a new part of your brain and I realize what were the two biggest issues in the series for the Bruins against the Islanders? Number one was no scoring after the top line and number two was Effectiveness and size and depth of your defense. And I said, hm, I think I've seen that problem before with the Bruins a few times and at some level obviously it's on the players, like it's on the players. We both said this roster was better than twenty nineteen s, she went deeper the whole nine yards with that, but at some level, it does go upstairs to Sweeney and I just look at like, I I actually don't put the offensive issues on sweetie because you went out and got a job..
The Chalene Show
How to Test Hormone Levels at Home with the DUTCH Test
"To say what the dutch test is for everybody. Yeah that's a good point so it's actually an acronym stands for dried urine test for comprehensive hormones so it is not a dutch heritage test which we do get asked about but basically see strips of paper that you urinate on four sometimes five times in a day and you do it throughout the day because we're looking to get a rhythm we want to see your cortisol through the day and what we'll do is we'll take a weighted average of all your other hormones so you're progesterone estrogen your testosterone. We actually do pull those off of every single strip that you submit and so by getting it in urine as opposed to going for a blood draw which is a big question right. Just get my blood drawn. Well now a lot of people don't want to go to a lab and so they really like the convenience of doing this at home but the urine gives this extra added bonus in that you get to see where hormones go so bloodwork tells you how much you have s- floating around in circulation in your in kind of gives you a better snapshot of how much you hadn't circulation and then how it gets processed which is really important for women especially when we're looking at estrogen because all women freak out about estrogen and the way estrogen is processed can. Tell us if we should freak out or not and so it is definitely helpful to go if you choose to go on hormone replacement therapy on on estrogen. Or maybe you're just feeling astra you've been told. You've estrogen dominance like let's figure out what's going on in these pathways that we find in the urine. Are you going down the wrong pathway. Or you're stuck maybe you're pathways blocked and then we can work backwards and app unblock and unplug and re divert so that you feel more balanced and that's what's that's what's great about dutch because you can do it at home then you all this information
AP News Radio
Hall scores again, Swayman solid as Bruins blank Islanders
"Jeremy Sweeney posted his first career shutout with twenty five saves in the Bruins second win over the islanders in two nights three nothing David posture not put the bees ahead with three seconds left in the first period Taylor hall doubled the lead forty seven seconds into the second with his second goal in two games swimming how Boston kill off the islanders five power plays while outplaying fellow rookie Ilya Sorokin who stopped twenty five of twenty seven shots the outcome puts the Bruins within six points to the east division leading capitals with two games in hand the aisles wasted a chance to pull even with Washington I'm Dave Ferrie
Bruins Beat
Should Don Sweeney Be on the Hot Seat?
"You think that. Don sweeney on the hot seat or he should be the hot seat. I don't think this year i think right now. It's i think. I agree that it's kinda the lowest of the low right now in terms of where the team is up. But also you know. I don't wanna make excuses Cut down to the fact you know regardless of what teams dealing with. You shouldn't have to have a third period. Rallied to beat the sabres and as much people wanna complain about. Those two goals getting called off in the last minute of the game against the devils. Let's be let's be. Let's face it like you shouldn't be in untarred. Anyway against a team like the doubles. Be it the fact that mackenzie black wedding has an eight six. Two eight nine two. Save percentage i think against Everything except the bruins where he has a nine six to save percentage The fact that you power play a can't score against the devils waiting twenty eight in the league in. pk you know that's an issue. That's compounding the problems. The fact that even the power play going from elite still pretty good is not good enough which is show you the margin of error that this team has when they're scoring in You know producing at all really