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"waddell" Discussed on Click Bait with Bachelor Nation
"This is not a drinking game, but I have water. Okay. All right. A regular game of rapid fire questions. Okay. First thing you do when you wake up. Brush my teeth. Okay. Love that. Favorite holiday. Christmas. Okay, your top destination in the world. Probably Italy. Oh. Go to cocktail. Right now, high noon. Oh, okay. Cats or dogs. Oh God, I have both. Oh, that seems so mean, dog. The best dating advice you've ever received. Oh gosh. Oh, I'm probably just do it. Go for it. I should tell myself that again. Great. What's the screensaver on your phone?
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"waddell" Discussed on Click Bait with Bachelor Nation
"I'm not saying that, but he said that he couldn't stop thinking about her when he was dating me. Oh my God. That's the worst. But which didn't make me feel better, but at least I knew like it was me, but it wasn't me. You know what? Yeah. Yeah. And what made you want to come back and do it again? Oh gosh. But I don't even know. I mean, I really do truly. Truly believe in love. I do. I know what it feels like. I have especially like with my kids even like they're such a pure pure love that I know does exist out there. So I think going back into Paradise, I just, I knew it was out there for me. I still know what's out there for me. But you know, I will truly never give up on love. That is one thing I can say about myself. Even though I've been multiple times, but I know it still there. It's still there. Definitely. She's a hopeless romantic. I am. Oh my God, I love that so much. Okay, so have you been keeping up with the show? Do you watch the season so you kind of or are you just like so busy you can? Gosh, you know, it's
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"waddell" Discussed on Click Bait with Bachelor Nation
"Just are like, oh, mommy, you have so many friends. I'm like, yes. Aw. Yeah. So they don't really even know what that is. We're watching Indian matchmaker the other day, and I'm trying to explain to Bella with dating was. And she was like, I don't know if that is. And then I told her, but if she doesn't know it from Indian matchmaker, then she definitely doesn't know it from the bachelor. I actually don't even think that they don't even understand that their daddy and I were ever married. Like, if they're too young. Steven and I understand that. Are
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"waddell" Discussed on Click Bait with Bachelor Nation
"No. And they actually were really like, I think you should. I think you should. I think it would be good for you. And I just did it. I was like, no, I want to write funds. I'm a very fun person. I'm quirky. I like jokes. I wanted to write fun women empowerment songs. I was like, I just want to be like, should I play? I want people to be like, oh man, that song is so cool. That song is so good. What a fun summer vibe. And then maybe throw in like one sad song in there. But really, you know, it's so funny 'cause everybody thinks all these songs are about Evan and I'm like, I'm a storyteller. I'm not Taylor Swift. I don't want to be Taylor Swift I didn't want to write about my life. There was like one song that's even sort of relatively about Evan and our marriage, but it also, it's my next single coming out, oh my gosh. But it's about the kids, really. And the relationship that I was talking about in that, I would say 50% about us, 50% not about us. So it drives me crazy when people are like, oh, I thought these songs are Evan. You're so mean, you know, I don't remember. Telling us about heaven. But people think that they want to think. It's fine. But no, it's just, I just wanted to write fun, feel good. Music about other people. We just like create a character and then start writing about this person. I'd be like, okay, I think this person's doing this today. And we'd be like, okay, that's right about him. That's such a cool concept. No, that's really great. And it definitely feels like country pop princess vibe. So I'm loving it. I think yeah, it's like a banger and I haven't even heard the whole thing yet, obviously, but it sounds really good. And I love that you also mentioned that you draw inspiration from your kids and what's going on with them. So can you talk a little bit about co parenting, what that's been like? Yeah, I mean, it's been relatively easy. We haven't had any even a major discussion really about anything. He has the kids every other weekend from he pecks spell up at school on Friday and then comes to get Charlie and then he drops her off at school and Monday morning and then drops Charlie off. So he has been like 6 nights a month like four full days.
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"waddell" Discussed on Click Bait with Bachelor Nation
"The exact same story as Jill manager. Squash your seasons. Epic epic, absolutely epic season. You're a legend. That's for sure. We all do. We all know it has been a minute since all that has happened. So what's going on with you now? What's new? Catch us up. Oh my gosh. Well, you guys know I am divorced. I have two kids, though, with Evan, which they're my pride and joy. They're the best things in my life. One is with the nanny right now. One is at school. 5 year old and three year old bell and Charlie, and we live in this beautiful home, and we are, I don't know, we're just like living our best lives, honestly. I'm happy and we got a good thing going on here. I'm really saying music. On Monday, my first single coming out at out of 6 songs. So that's really cool. I haven't sang since I was like, a mom. So trying to kind of get back to Carly. Which I think is terrifying, but also really liberating. I'm also like 37, so I feel like really old doing this, but it's okay. Listen, you don't look a day over 25. So you're doing great. What inspired you to want to make that transition back into finding Carly, like you said? Oh my gosh. I mean, honestly, you know, there's always this, do you want more kids things that happens with moms? And that happened when I was still married, and I knew I didn't want any more kids. So I think even getting more back to myself was already happening before I even got divorced, I kind of was like, okay, I'm a mom, but I used to travel the world and I used to sing everywhere, and I really miss that part of myself. And so I do think that getting divorced also kind of forced me into being like, okay, who are you separate from anyone else? But it's really, I don't know, it's been really cathartic and really great. I don't know, I feel like I was, I started the ball rolling and then kind of got more forced into it, but I think it's been honestly the best thing that's ever happened to me. Is like taking a step forward in my life but also kind of looking at who I used to be and being like inspired by that person. You know what I mean? If that makes sense. Yeah, that is beautiful, honestly. So I know that you mentioned your divorce of your open to talking about it. Can you just kind of share with us what it's been like since then. I knew, you know, kind of coming into yourself. Has there been any challenges do you have any advice for anybody who might be going through something similar? You know, people ask me all the time, how do you do it? You look so happy and blah blah blah and gosh, my best advice, honestly, is just take it day by day because it really takes time. I would say a wound never truly healed when you're with someone,
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"waddell" Discussed on Click Bait with Bachelor Nation
"That because if you're someone who's like super emotional and you bear everything where your heart on your sleeve and they're just kind of like stone cold like that's not going to work. So that is something you should know early on. Yeah, but honestly I think this just gives us a great idea of what marriage was like during this time because you always like 1950s how wives they're miserable. Their husbands cheat. They stay home with their fancy little gadgets and their race ranch. And then that's it. That's their lives. So they're miserable because their husbands won't talk to them. And they can't get silly with drink and must have been. I'm honestly so glad I have rights. So glad that seriously. Living in this time. I don't think I'm cut out for that kind of lifestyle. I don't know. I don't like crying in public though. Personally. I don't think I've seen you cry maybe like a half a time. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, just like that. I'm not on any 1930s. You know, type thing, but I just don't like crying in public. Okay. I can see that. So would you like if a girl was crying in front? I mean, that's happened to you many times. Girls crying in front of you. I don't judge anyone for crying ever. I personally get it makes me uncomfortable to cry. I don't know. Wait, it makes you uncomfortable for you to cry or it makes you uncomfortable if you see something crying. No, no, if I see someone crying, I want to help them out, you know? It doesn't make me uncomfortable. But I don't like to cry. Okay. Well fine, whatever. Hold the hold that same exercise for yourself. One thing I did think was funny on that on that post was don't know public of displacement affection. Yeah. I'm giving my girl cheek kisses and 400 cases in the grocery store, you know?
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"waddell" Discussed on Click Bait with Bachelor Nation
"Doing the most though, you know? It's like, I don't know. There's just too much that's happened. Yeah. To make it. Feasible for me. I know. I think it's just fun, banter, and then also the relationship I really want to see is Gabby and Vinny. Like, that's the one that I'm invested in. That's the kind of funny playful banter that I really want to see because I feel like there could be a hint of truth to it. So you know what? I have to disagree. I think really? Yeah, I love the banter. Okay, don't get me wrong. The social media stuff is cute, but I don't see them going anywhere seriously. I think yeah, I think it's all kind of a show. They have fun. They flirt, which is great. They would look amazing together, but I don't think I would see them in a serious relationship. Have you listened to Caitlyn bristowe's podcast? Now I haven't heard it. Oh, well, maybe a little so long. You don't break my heart here. It could be something. Whatever. But if it's not, who knows, but honestly, the Clayton and Gabby thing did give me a good chuckle. And I did wake up to a bunch of text messages. Oh my God, Gabby's picture. Look at the comments. It's just good little Gabby. And Gabby looked good in the dress, you know, Clayton. A dog. Oh my God, Aaron. Just gotta keep reminding him, you know? Can't let him look past that. Yeah. God bless him. Okay, so I think that was a good time. She go into the clickbait of the week. So this one is right up my alley. So it's engaging tips for dating tips for women from 1938. So I'm just gonna read some of them too. They're so crazy. I'm gonna read some of them to you and then we're gonna chit chat a little bit about our thoughts.
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"waddell" Discussed on Click Bait with Bachelor Nation
"The bachelor nation. Break down there is a lot going on this week. First up, let's talk about charity because we just got a first look into her season and I think they're wrapping soon. So super exciting. She looks gorgeous. She's obviously stunning, but she's on a beach and some photos that we saw and I'm super excited for her. She kind of is giving me Paradise vibes a little bit in the photos. But hopefully she finds her guy and we don't have to see her on Paradise, but she is rocking it. So I'm super excited for her season. Did you guys get a chance to see those photos? I did. I saw the photos and I'm super excited. I remember back when they did, was it the men tell all the reunions, some other show we saw a clip of her first her first week as bachelorette first night and her brother is like undercover. The undercover brothers was so excited to see that. So I feel like this scene is gonna be really good. I've also seen a preview of some of the guys that to be on it and I'm like, oh, this could be interesting. So very excited for the new season. I think I've got some contenders. Yeah, I saw she's in Fiji, right? I think that was in the pictures, yeah. So it's definitely, I haven't been to Fiji, but probably a little nicer than the humidity in Paradise. Because you can tell because she's not profusely sweating. Now, it looked amazing. I was actually a big fan of her on the last season here at the bachelor. So I'm super excited for it. I think she's going to kill it. I think she was a perfect choice to be honest. I couldn't agree more. I feel like she's so put together. I'm very interested to see how she handles any drama in the house. Because I feel like she's not going to put up with it or she was like, what is going on?
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"waddell" Discussed on Click Bait with Bachelor Nation
"What does that bachelor nation welcome back to another episode of clickbait? I am your guest co host Erin clancy along with my guest co host Jill and Mari, Joe is out another week so if you're missing gel, you're gonna miss him for a little bit longer as always we'll have our bachelor nation break down in our clickbait of the week. This episode is going to be a pretty interesting one. Our guest is Carly waddell. We haven't heard from Carly in a long time, so it's going to be nice to catch up with her. Yeah, but without further ado, Jill Murray, how you guys? Good. How are you, Erin? I'm doing well. You got a nice little tan. Thank you. Yeah, I'm catching up to you. It was so much fun. It was really good. It was my first cruise ever, and we were already making plans to make another cruise trip while we were waiting to get off the ship. So it was fantastic, highly recommend so much fun. You guys should definitely join me next time. I was saying, I actually did, I actually am planning a cruise. Oh my gosh, that's so exciting. We're gonna go. So I think I'm gonna do the exact same one. To be honest. It's amazing. I'm not that good at planning. So I definitely want to, I'm just gonna run it back. You guys had fun, so. Yeah, you'll definitely have a blast. It'll be so good. Jill, you gotta come to. Oh my God, I know. I'm kinda like afraid of cruises, low key, I don't know. Like being stuck on a ship, this is what I was gonna get into like a couple weeks ago, but I didn't want to freak you out on your cruise. I just have like this irrational fear. Actually no, I feel like a lot of people feel the same way about being on a boat, but I don't know how many days was it.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"waddell" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"In national news with Nancy Lyons who's in her 99 one newsroom in the nation's capitol. Hey, ants. Thanks, Tam. President Biden is coming under criticism from Republicans for his handling of that wayward Chinese spy balloon. They say the president should have shot it down sooner. It was eventually shot down when it was over the Atlantic. But Bloomberg's Nick says the incident was not reported to the president until it was already over the U.S.. Once it became clear that this was an unusual situation, the balloon was lingering a lot longer than past balloons had and was also hovering over some sensitive military sites, particularly those minuteman three silos in Montana. That's when it went up to the president. Bloomberg's Nick waddell's White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said today, improvements that were ordered by President Biden in the way they handled Chinese espionage actually helped identify the balloon. He also says there were multiple instances of Chinese surveillance balloons over U.S. territory during the Trump administration. Turkey's president is calling it the worst disaster for his country in a century more than 2800 people now are dead in southern turkey and northern Syria after two earthquakes struck with an hours of one another, both at least magnitude 7.5. Bloomberg's owner aunt reports Turkish authorities have halted oil flows from near the epicenter just as a precaution. The area is home to pipelines that carries crude oil from Azerbaijan and from northern Iraq to turkeys, export terminal in Jahan on the Mediterranean coast. Bloomberg's owner and reports cold weather in the region could hamper the rescue. Turkish officials say they hope to restore gas flows within the next 48 hours. A controlled release of toxic chemicals is taking place at this hour in east palestin, Ohio, where a train derailed Friday, the record has been smoldering for days and there is a fear that the hazardous chemicals on board several of the cars could explode and send toxic fumes and shrapnel into the air. Global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. Bloomberg radio on demand and in your podcast feed. On the latest edition of the Tate podcast a conversation with Priya mizra of TD securities. If we find that inflation is sticky, wages are staying strong, then I can see frontend rates going back to the upper bound of the range, maybe even moving higher because we realize the fed's not cutting. We have a lot of cuts priced in for this year next year. I think they can start to get taken out. That terminal rate can go higher than where it is right now. Just about 5%, we can get to 5 and a quarter. So the front end can absolutely sell off. The ten year does get tricky because it's a longer year to view over the next ten years. What's going to be the impetus for the cut? Great question. So I'm going to go back to the fed's dual mandate. Inflation and growth. So our view for rate cuts. We've actually got a lot of guts penciled in for next year because we're looking for a recession in the base case. And we see inflation, I said it's sticky, but by next year starting to get within the three two and a half percent range. So cutting for both sides of the dual mandate. But let's say we get this, what we're calling immaculate disinflation scenario. Where inflation continues to fall soft landing every risk asset to the moon. Even in that scenario, I can see the fed cutting rates, which is embedded in their dot product. They've got hundred basis points next year and the year after, that's not for growth reasons. That's for inflation reasons and because the fed wants to get rates away from restrictive into let's say neutral territory. So if inflation gets back to two and a half by the end of the year, I think there's a case for the fed starting to cut because fed funds at 5 or 5 and a quarter is too high. We should be closer to two and a half or 3%
Bloomberg Radio New York
"waddell" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"We mentioned Liz trust's winning that contest, and she will become the UK's prime minister. That should be later on Tuesday. California declares a power grid emergency and we had a couple of natural disasters a 6.8 magnitude earthquake striking in western Sichuan. Province in China, we have at least 46 people dead. And in South Korea, they are warning of casualties as a super typhoon approaches. All right, the time now is about 11 minutes before the top of the hour. It's time for the daybreak Asia media and tea leaves review. From the South China morning post and this goes to Liz trust moving forward. This is a look at how relations with China will be affected. And this story posits that UK relations with China are unlikely to improve under trust. The story quotes analysts are saying that Britain will follow the U.S. lead on China policy despite this leadership change. And it quotes experts as saying that trust will have her work cut out for her, citing the economic challenges at home, as well as strained relations with China. And we've been reporting about Germany extending the life of two nuclear reactors. The New York Times says that the decision is one of the most symbolic, if not consequential, that this government has taken. It breaks a political taboo as Germany tries to show that it's doing everything it can to alleviate the energy crisis. And that's a check of the media Steve. All right, thanks a lot, Brian. Let's get to our final guest this hour. It's David waddell CEO and chief investment strategist at waddell and associates to discuss the latest on the markets. Good morning, good evening to you, David. Good to have you as always. Obviously it's a big week this week for central banks, the RBA will be out later today, 50 basis points the consensus, the ECB on Thursday, perhaps 75. What's your outlook for the fit? Obviously, there was a bit of a hawkish tone we got from J Powell at Jackson hole, market expects 75. How do you see the fed tackling what could be month over month slight decline in inflation in the United States? Well, I do think the fed, thanks for having me on. Good to talk to you. But I do think the fed has to continue this sort of disciplining that's going on and certainly did from the podium that Jackson hole. The unfortunate thing about the market rallying 17 and a half percent off those June Lowes was that inflation expectations rallied as well. So optimism is the enemy of the fed's mission right now. So I think they raised 75 basis points. I think the futures market have a basically even money, but they need to follow through, I think, a little bit on this disciplining path that, I mean, they're all taking the podium and just talking as negatively as they can. So I imagine they have to back that up. And then they can sort of watch it. I don't think that the inflation print on September 13th, right, is enough to dissuade the fed from kind of following up with their aggressive tone from Jackson hole. So I would anticipate 75. I don't think that crushes the market and it just brings us even closer to the end of this tightening campaign. You wonder, at what level? Right now, I think the takeaway, the main takeaway from Jerome Powell's speech at Jackson hole was that they've kind of set aside the soft landing scenario that they want to be seen as crushing inflation. Is a soft landing still in their playbook, do you think, or is it just been kind of shunted to the side? Well, I think we need to find what a soft landing in a hard landing is. I mean, a soft landing is kind of where we are right now. Because there's not much growth going on. And when I talk to business leaders, they're pretty pessimistic and you saw that and sort of the CEO confidence surveys, et cetera. So there is definitely a growth slowdown. You look at housing, it's pretty nasty right now. Deservedly so. But it's obviously softening. So I think we're sort of already sort of soft landing right now. The hard landing might mean an actual recession since we've discredited the two quarters of negative GDP growth we've gotten so far. My head is still a recession. It says books. Well, David, especially if you consider the lag defect, there could be much more difficult times ahead based on what they've already done yet. They're promising to do a lot more. Well, I think again, they have to because they need a specimen because that will bring down the inflation expectation. So they're sort of talking into worrying ourselves to death on purpose, I think. They sort of soften their tone, bostick said, well, maybe we don't need to raise rates, et cetera. And then we as market participants took advantage of that and that did not please them. I think the challenge for them right now is the extra $1 trillion in stimulus that White House and Congress snuck in and so they're going to have to deal with the fact that we've got fiscal expansion while we're having monetary tightening. But if there's no crisis, if the fed doesn't break anything, then we can have a 2% drawdown in GDP, which is sort of a non crisis normal recession. And I don't think that crush is the stock market because the CEOs are already sort of doing everything they can to protect margins. So time to start planning for recovery in your portfolio in 2023 and how soon in 2023. I mean, yes, that's sort of my operating narrative right now. So this may be your last invitation, this drawdown between now and call it Halloween. But I think we get past the midterms, the percentages of the Republicans taking the house are still obviously better than 50%. You get into gridlock, which takes the government off the board, which is actually good for the fed, I think. And then we can start looking at next year, we'll see inflation fall. We'll see the fed obviously not as aggressive and probably start easing by the end of the year. So they'll just be some tailwinds next year. There's some pain between now and then, but I think the market's already accounted for that. And we discounted 24%, which is the normal sort of median average during a recession. Let's see that we, let's just say that we get a fairly measurable drop in inflation. And what you're talking about happens in the early part of next year. The dollar could drop pretty sharply. One would think, given how much it's risen this year. Does that then reignite inflation? I don't think so and what's going on in Europe is disinflationary too, right? So if there's a recession there and then their slow growth in China, there's less sort of growth impulse across the world. And by the way, international is ex U.S. or trading at 12 times. So I'd be perfectly happy with the dollar declining. It's up 50% since the low, not going to O 9, I guess, and 25% almost from 2001 or 21. So I'd love to see the dollar rollover. And so would corporate America given the fact that so much of the earnings are harvested overseas. So I think a dollar going down is a risk on signal. And that gives you an opportunity to make money in these international equities that are so cheap. Does that diminish them what we've seen is the bit of a tailwind in Asian economies because of the currency declines in these export dependent economies here. I don't think so. I mean, Asia is actually held up pretty well in this, if you look at Japan and what's happened with the
Way Too Broad
"waddell" Discussed on Way Too Broad
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"waddell" Discussed on TSACP
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ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"waddell" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Football Chicago Las Vegas on October the 10th. It's a trip with Waddell and Sylvie. Circuit Resort and Casino's where they're staying, and it's all brought to you by white clock. Can I tell you on Saturday, a huge crowd came out on Saturday to Naperville. We hit three bars in Naperville, from 2 to 4 on Saturday afternoon, a lot of black and Abdullah listeners a lot of fans in Chicago's college tailgate and song of the night and Mitchell and I got questions for about Mitchell and displaying what you did. At the event in the bar Crawl. We had a fantastic time in Naperville. So Lamont watch out blogging about here's the deal. We end the show at 6 30 on Wednesday night. We're getting in the car. Get in the car. I'm driving right? Have we decided this year? I don't think we've decided you're driving tomorrow. Dr. Tomorrow. One. Okay. That works for me. Okay, so we're getting in the car. We're going straight to Lamont. Right here. Yes, 30 can't wait. It starts at 7. 30. God drive fast drive. We'll drive the speed limit. Where's the faster? It was a great time on on Saturday, so come on out, And here's the key. All three bars would go to you get a chance to qualify at each of the bars one. So if you don't qualify the first one, the second bar and the third one, and it's a great time. We'll be drinking white claw and the white Claw guys are out there on Saturday. It was a fun time. And you said people there enjoyed song of the night. Yeah, maybe not after tonight. Oh, really? Well, see what's coming up next time Lacking Abdullah on ESPN 1000 Chicago's holds source posts. And this is the new home of the Chicago White Sox..
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"waddell" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"This is just a little blip. It's no big deal, and they're not gonna fall apart or anything. So we'll just enjoy this summer with the baby. I love what we're doing. I hope we win this series. We'll see. But there's been a lot of expectations. Even before the season started. I hope we can live up to him. Yeah, There you go. You haven't you, girl, by the way, Wo 11 quick thing. Just been meaning to tell you, Uh, I watched your whole career here in Chicago. There were times brother when I was worried about you. I pray you would get here so hard, I wouldn't know. And this guy you just kept getting up, man. God bless you time while you got more guts than I'm telling you. I never seen anything like I thought you were going to get carried off on a stretcher. 45 times. Thank you, Joey getting back up. Yeah, That's right. I didn't have any other talents. You know what? I was stocked. Oh, come on now, anyway. God bless you married a man back in the day when we you know, before the pandemic this was years ago. We used to get a guy. Who looked a little like Waddle would look when he was in his sixties and he would come to the studio and the two o'clock hour nearly every day and he would have a Brown paper bag, and there would be a beer inside, right? Like a 40 answers. You know who he looked like? He looked like Dennis Hopper in Hoosiers. Yes, Yes, yes, shooter. He looked like shooter from from Hoosiers, Dennis Hopper and Hoosiers, and he would stare at Waddell. He loved he would love listen to the show while drinking this baggy beer. And he would stare at what on we deemed him. Tom Waddell, the future and we thought he was coming from the future to to like disappear to inform today's current waddle about something that could be happening in the future to warn you that betting on the Reds Yeah, that's poor as part of it, So it's like Looper. Who's Looper is that I haven't seen Looper. No man, I think back in the what is that about 10 years old? Maybe maybe a little bit older, but it's fantastic. It's a a younger. It's an older self going to Back in time to then remind to tell the old the younger self that something is is a mess. Something's going to happen. And then there's a loop. And this didn't happen because then all of a sudden, after coming and watching our show daily, he disappeared and we haven't heard a thing from him for five years. Adam, did you go outside to somebody go outside and talk to him? At one point? We did. Yeah. Merkin deter somebody Somebody get And when you live on a stage coach, sometimes a stage coach leaves, you know you gotta do you gotta throw your your stick and knapsack around it. And you guys are you calling me? Who are him? Are you calling me in the future? A hobo? Stop it on the damn Reds. And by. Well, your pain Frail. Well, bet on the red. Yeah, That's true movie was coming from the future to say we just stopped paying for l l look at me right now. Yeah, it's hard. Sometimes it's not getting any easier time. He had a 16 ounce, sir. In that bag you wanted 12 ounces. Too bad It wasn't a 40. I don't think so. I don't think so. Is one of those like those those tall boys that was in a can? Yeah. Yeah, I think that's all right. 3123323776. We do have to get to the MBA. I heard a good conversation this morning. With Mellors suggesting that wouldn't it be great and he knew this was fictional, he said. Wouldn't it be great if we can get a single elimination NBA championship tournament? They're never going to do it. It's not gonna make enough money There. There, you know, seven games. Syriza's You know, every day, there's NBA games. This would last really short but Can we do better than what we saw yesterday? Even and are you now a believer in the play in tournament will play us some of the LeBron and make fun of him for getting tapped in the face next. You're listening to Waddle and Sylvie on ESPN. 1000,.
KTAR 92.3FM
"waddell" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"You could buy it anywhere. It's a good product. I would have with some of that right now. Ideally, you would cut it back much more substantially left it maybe three or four inches tall. And and if the woods dry, you can cut all that off. But right now because you've cut it once already, I would just go ahead and hit it with some super thrive and you could get a very light dose of fertilizer. Maybe a little bit of Miracle Gro or 2020 20, but just a very light dose. And with this warm weather, it should pop out over the next three or four weeks. All right. Hey, thank you very much. If I didn't do anything terrible to the plant, I really like, Never No way. All we could do is try Joe. There's not a listener on this this hour. This killed as many plants as I have. Well, and you know they were going to be killed anyway. And so I thought, Well, geez, you know, I got it down to try. It's always worth it. You know, if you got any green and all chances are they'll come back. You could just chop it off right to the ground right now. Let it come back from now below might be easier. Okay, I could do that. All right. Bye. Bye. Valerie and South Scott Still. Good morning, Valerie. Good morning, Brian. I got two of your Miami supreme Guardian yous and they were doing quite well and the way in the full sun was fully butted out. At the buzzer dropping before it can bloom. How are you watering it, Valerie Twice a week with drip for 45 minutes. That's probably not near enough water for a new plant like that size. Okay, So what should one who's got water with the hose right away? Uh huh. Okay. And then you're just twice a week Could be fine. Where you located Scott Still across streets. 68 McDowell. OK, so you've got good soil twice a week's fine. You want to make sure it's getting the least 58 gallons of water every time it's water. Okay. Okay. Thank you so much. Uh, don and Waddell. Good morning. Don Good morning. How are you doing? Excellent. Hey, I've got a little Mexican line. That It's in my backyard and it has been losing boy leads the leaves Ted to curl on it. And then some of the branches or diet on it about a month ago. It turned around and had all the blossoms and everything was looking starting to look really good for the spring, and then just all of a sudden started lose. It leaves and Branches or dying on it. It's in the irrigation property where I irrigate every two weeks and then in between subtypes all soak it with the hose. Give it a good watering, so don this was newly planted this year. No, it's been planted a year ago. OK, so I would wrap the trunk to make sure it's not sun burning. I give a light dose of fertilizer, and I would make sure that it's watered at least once in between allegations, you know, well watered. Yeah, That's what I've been doing, but least once in between irrigation while the allegations probably picked up, you know it was a month apart until his last time, So it's going to probably got a little too dry, but you really need to get new growth on it right now. It's because this is a critical time. This is when it can grow, and it's gonna need a little more care than a big tree growing on regular gig a lot. You don't think Brian that might have a fungus? It's growing in there. No, I think you've been planted it too deep. You might check around the base of the trunk and make sure that the route flair where it comes out is, you know, close to the soil level within an interest, so But aside from that, no, I don't think that you have to worry about fungus on a new tree like that, And we really don't have to worry about it much. I'm one of the first summer. Okay. Well, thanks a lot. Thanks. Don. Let's see. Next up. We've got Bruce and Cave Creek. But first we have to take him short break for a commercial message. While we're gone. We do have two lines open and you'd get Brandon to call the number to call 602 to 775827. 277 Katie are it's Brandon and Brian and John.
Get Up!
Raiders make surprise pick in latest Mel Kiper Jr. mock draft
"Mock draft three point. Oh is available on. Espn plus right. Now and here. We go no surprise at the top. Trevor lawrence has been there and we'll be there for the moment and started to the moment. That pig is made. He's going jacksonville. And that's not going to change at number. Two mel projects the jets to stay put and select quarterback zach wilson who would be the team's highest drafted quarterback since they took joe nemeth thousand nine hundred sixty five at number three. We have a trade that panthers would move up from number eight to select justin fields from ohio state carolina getting its quarterback of the future miami. Picking up more prime picks. And the falcons make it four for four to begin the draft selecting their quarterback of the future trae lanes. Should it go this way. It would be the first time ever that quarterbacks go with each of the first four picks in the draft. We take a look at the rest of mel's top ten. After the four consecutive quarterbacks we see some other names you will get to know. Kyle pitch superstar tight end. More pass catchers jamarcus devante smith jail waddell notably absent on this screen. Max jones the fifth quarterback in this first round the star from alabama who mel projects. Going number fifteen to the new england patriots and let's start there because mel we spoke about this the last time you broke this down for us. You had max jones going considerably higher namely number eight overall. Why do you see this drop. Greenwich carolina eight with matt rule had max jones at the senior bowl practices where he was exceptional right. So you figure carolina's stuck at eight. They would look at mack. Jones new england and fifteen is built. Bellichik nick sabin connection and obviously looking at a quarterback to get back to. Maybe the tom brady days. Okay get your that type of quarterback which is what mack jones is his style and the way he goes about his business as a pocket passer so once carolina in my mach three point. Zero was moving up to get justin field. Mack jones next opportunity to come off. The board for me would be new england at fifteen.
The Skinny Confidential Him And Her Podcast
Betsy Parker And John Aprea, On 9 Marriages, Pilates, Love, And A lifelong Acting Career
"Welcome back to the skinny confidential him and her podcast. I'm lauren everett's bostick. The creator of the skinny confidential and across from me is my husband. Michael boston cloudy today. We have an episode. That's kind of fun because it's kind of like you're happy hour with all of our friends. We decided to invite my pilates teacher who has become a dear friend of mine in la betsy grassi and her significant other jonah. Praia on the show to give you a little context. Betsy is a top celebrity influence. Pilates instructor she honestly has all the moves. When it comes to plaudits she trained me. Throughout my whole entire pregnancy was aasa. I- waddled over to her from our house every single day. She trained me. And then i would waddell back home up until the day that i gave birth. I think i worked out with her the day. My water. I'm convinced that's why the delivery was so quick strong. Tell she's absolutely amazing. Check her out on instagram at parker pilates and then we also asked her to bring on her stallion of a husband to use a stone. John my man. You're a handsome sob. They're very good looking couple. That's the has got it hit. She's got the body. She's got the clothes and then john. Her significant other is an american actor and comedian. He's best known for his role in the godfather part two. He was also in sopranos. He's also uncle jesse's dad in full house and in fuller house which is so hot. 'cause how fucking hot as uncle jesse i mean. Listen i don't know jesse is hard. I can't i can't long you can't live up. There's some guys you come across and you're just like well like i get it. I mean uncle jesse. When i was little my eyeballs were popping out of my sockets. Can't blame you and you know what's even hotter as uncle. Jesse has a hot dad john. Warren it's all fiction that right. I mean the people are real but you know come down so right now you'll be okay so i think that this conversation's really fun. 'cause they're telling stories of their life but they're also peppering in pilates tips and we're talking about acting or talking about the olsen twins of marriages letting there's like nine between them right nine marriages between both of them and what i love and what attracted me to betsy. So much is that. When i went to her studio i walked in. I looked around the studio. It was so beautiful good energy and she was so open with her life and every single time i work out with her which is a lot she just tells it how it is and she's unapologetically herself and i appreciate that especially in the world we're in today and i think that this episode so fun because they are both so open with that. Let's welcome betsy grassi. And john prior to the skinny confidential him in her podcast. This is the skinny confidential. Imon her donga great hair. He so much Now we're sure i got. I got one thing going for me. Doubt that you have two things going on my hot and everybody says it but we like a modest guy yet craig. Cranston was saying that you got competition like what we even with western would mean. Hit chris saying that you are very hot gossip. You're listening break you. Chris addresses betsy and my friend. Okay so we have betsy parker who is my palabras teacher. She is the hottest pilates teacher in. La and we have counterpart john who is also so hot in his leather jacket. Johnson actor and they have been together for twenty years. Own omar more. How long twenty two the to a. I don't even know if i can make two. Let's say twenty. We broke up twice. Okay yeah removed very care during this interview but probably not as it happens all the time. Okay what little breakup gut but we wake up every night. Just about this struggle but may listens fun. I want to get some context of both of you guys. And so i. I wanna go all the way back. Because i've heard working out with betsy about your childhoods but i wanna start with your child so maybe betsy you start and then john you can tell us about your childhood sure to get really specific so so yeah i was born in waukegan illinois if anyone does it know that it. It's a little a little suburb with a big suburb of chicago. It's on lake michigan and it is a factory town. My parents were born in latin america. Their parents were immigrants were armenian by ethnicity but were very american. We never liked gut clannish. I don't know i. There's no other way to describe it but there were probably fifty armenian families back then. So yeah and though i have Four siblings so there were five of us and we are one year apart and there were three boys and two girls while madaba busy busy. Mom and dad really didn't like each other that much but they liked having sex. I think they ended up getting divorced after we were all raised. Twenty four years later bought three brothers. I learned how to be tough. I learned to be funny. I was a tomboy. I learned sports but i think i loved still loved being girly and fashion for shirt.
106.1 FM WTKK
"waddell" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"We'll check in with the Pandemic Action Network for an update on the spread of the corona virus across the country and the steps being taken to both mitigate the outbreaks. And get Americans vaccinated. Then we'll talk to the news editor of Science about the impact of the pandemic on pets, but first to get things started. I'm joined by David Waddell, CEO and chief investment strategist at Waddell and Associates. To discuss the stock market volatility That's been dominating the news recently. David thanks so much for the time. I want to step through this and simplify everything as much as possible. So for those who aren't investors and don't trade stocks, or just for the more casual observer of the markets, can you give us a big picture overview of how things generally work? Sure. Well, first of all, thanks for having me on the market. The stock market is basically a market like every other market, you know, it's a place where buyers and sellers come together and they haggle over price. And sometimes they disagree on day disagreed to a great extent, which is Behind some of the volatility we're seeing, and These interesting stocks like game stocks and Blockbuster and AMC and even Tootsie Roll Industries has caught up in this as well. But in general terms, it's a $50 trillion marketplace of buyers and sellers. With, you know, corporate stock in play in the prices determined through in the negotiating process Right now, let's dive into some of the players involved in the market issues that everyone's been hearing about. And some of the terminology associative with all of it. Hedge funds. What are they? Well ahead fund is just an investment partnership. Um and, uh Investors and hedge funds have to be qualified, meaning they have to either make a bunch of money or have a bunch of money to have access. And the idea is there lightly regulated on day don't need to be because the investors are rich and can afford the losses. So hedge funds really operate in a less regulated arena of the marketplace, and they're given great authorities by their investors. Just go out and figure out how to make money right? They could do it by now. We're gonna talk about this selling shares short or buying long or funding individual private companies, basically whatever it takes to generate a positive rate of return. They're qualified investors, which are typically institutions or rich people. Next thing I want to get to and it's something you mentioned a moment ago shorting a stock. How does that work? You know, if if you think the stock's gonna go up, you buy it. If you think I got a fax going to go down, you can actually borrow it from somebody, then sell it and then buy it back at a lower price. So you're selling high buying low That is a short trade. But you do have to go borrow the stock. Now, the bad thing about selling a stock two words, meaning betting it'll go down is that if it goes up, it could go up. What's in that lake? Right? So if you're betting on a thought, going up nearby stars for $100, and it goes to zero. You're out $100. If you're betting a stock will go down and it goes up infinitely. You're out infinite dollars. Um, and that creates further than a symmetric situation. Short sellers, and if they get squeezed, which that is where you're going next, so stock prices could just roll to the moon and create a lot of damage for those individuals. So the reason for shorting the stock would mainly be because you think that stock is going to do well. There could be a number of reasons for that, like bad management or economic changes, all kinds of different things. Well, I mean, the reason why Gamestop was such a popular short and they're actually force your shorted than on the marketplace with his technical is because you know they live in strip malls. Um, it's a retailer that's been losing money. Had been shuttering stores. And so it was a natural place for people seeing sort of the block bucks buster effect to go and bet on the company's demise. There's a large hedge fund that went in there and did that Melvin Capital that a lot of money on its device had been making a lot of money. Its CEO recently purchased the place in Miami for $44 billion. He's 42 years old. It's been, you know, really a gift that kept on giving until you know there was this red, a chat room and People mob together in a flash and ended up buying the shares, which worked against the short, So yeah, the short they're going to congregate in name like AMC, which is obviously under duress due to covet. And Gamestop with under.
The Paul Finebaum Show
Stephen .M. Smith and the Iron Bowl
"Stephen smith welcome back from touchdown. Alabama stephen amit always good to see you and great to have you on the program. So it's the week of the iron bowl you've been high on the tide. Since the first time we talked during the summer. let's start with mag jones because you told us. He was different than that was before the public. In the heisman voters fell in love with him. Absolutely i mean. The young man has been battle tested poise and career. I remember him in the us. Freshmen in two thousand seventeen with the scout team out there throwing bombs and of course coach saban told him stop throwing the ball deep all the time. King looks at cope sabres coach. Tell your defense a check me there so you got a guy with that type about and that type of confidence even check his own coach. Nick sabin that you got yourself a quarterback that can really do some special things. So i knew from mack. Jones the freshman that he was poised to this moment but also seeing the growth that he's made targeted stephen m. smith who stephen m. seems like every every aspect of alabama has gotten better the one that has surprised when people is the is the defense. Because after the ole miss game i i wasn't sure that p golden should be buying green bananas. But what's happened on that side of the ball. The main thing is coke. Sabin and pete goading have done a great job. Simplifying things on times player stink too much. You think about my job and is my teammate. Doing his job. It's the guy in front of me. The guy behind me the guy next to me doing their job. And when you're thinking about so many things of your job is and training your is to be district where confusion comes in so nick. Saban has always been one to say. Do your job and the rest will take care of itself. So she and goading been a great june above of simplifying. The game plan players have done their job. You're seeing more pressure on defense guys stopping the run better. More turnovers created a the big thing here. Paul is essentially omits game. You've looked eleven. Shutout quarters football alabama including a complete game shutout of mississippi state and the team is getting off the theater on third down so a better job of simplifying the game plan and players. You know being concerned about doing their job correctly. It's interesting. we haven't really heard much in the aftermath of jason water when he went down some of the pundits. I remember somebody. Espn said alabama was done. They had no chance of winning the national championship. How has that been dealt with on the team. Because it doesn't seem like and i realized alabama has played a top five team Yet they will seem like they've done quite well without him. I remember a conversation. I had with john. Michie paul about you know. How do you feel. Avoid behind by waddell. He's a one type player. Barry explosive guy would. He got hurt against the volunteers. You heard coach. Sabe say you know. I hurt for college football. Not the fact that saving hearts for alabama. I'm sure he pretty much does but he hurts for college. Football due to people enjoy seeing james waddell on the field. He's fast he's a bottle he's gone. He's energetic he's explosive. He's highly entertaining. Obama has found ways to work. Around this. you've seen slade. Boden return be on kickoffs. Of course he got a twisted ankle against kentucky alabama monitoring jam all week and practice. He should be able to go this week. But we'll see what happens We have seen devante. Smith retiring ponts against kentucky patrick satanic. A second has also field in that role a little bit so save has put he and different guys and that special teams role to try to you know. Fill that void but it's worked out for the most part. It is difficult trying to find that guy that can do know what j. waddell does
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams
At RNC, Republicans paint dark picture of future if Trump loses
"Republicans spent most of their convention evening one painting, a dark picture of life. If a Democrat specifically, one named Joe Biden wins the White House back with us tonight to talk about what it is. We have just witnessed Claire mccaskill former Democratic senator from the Great State of Missouri, which might have been referenced once or twice during Tonight's program, our own Lawrence O'Donnell host the ten pm eastern our on this network, of course, and David Jolly former Republican member of Congress from the State of Florida who has since left the house and his political party but he has not turned his back on the state of Florida clear I'd like to begin with you. In terms of tone and substance, and the the kind of takeaway feeling you got after a night like tonight. You know this is the presidency of lies in this was a couple hours of lies. Mostly about Joe Biden is and his policies but also lies about Kobe and lies about healthcare and is you know the thing that rovings it really struck me Brian was the nerve they had of telling immigrants stories tonight Nikki Haley talking about being her parents in immigration Maximo Alvarez from Cuba. Who came here in an asylum situation from Cuba seeking freedom, and then maybe the most unbelievable is all the two women from Guatemala. Selling honey. You have to understand that children from Waddell Malo were ripped from their families arms. and. On purpose this is this is a presidency that has shut the door slam the door on people like this, and so the idea I mean I can't decide which was weirder them having the mccloskey's Vilnai's black people or and then having Tim Scott doing the keynote or a presidency that has been so bad on immigration trying to feature immigrants as part of his story. David Jolly. What do you recognize from your former party we heard. Kimberly Guilfoil. Speech in an empty room tonight saying that Joe Biden is out to destroy America her life partner Dj Tj. Trotted out a new nickname. Beijing Biden tonight because apparently. Nicknames are genetic So, wh. What did you make of what you saw tonight? I bring a different set of ears to this perhaps than senator mccaskill, just give him my my past partisan affiliation and what I would say is from a messaging standpoint, there were some very effective moments and I think maximum Maximo Alvarez speech was ineffective one I think the policy elements of Tim. Scott's were effective I thought Vernon Jones the democratic state REP from Georgia at a very effective message and to certain extent Herschel. Walker. But but then there are two things that kind of trample on that I as you mentioned is is kind of the Colt like narrative. That is all things trump for Matt, gaetz saying MS thirteen moving in next door to Charlie kirks screed on terrorism to Kim, Gulf Oil's. american-carnage reductions if you will all of those elements trampled on what would have otherwise been a fairly normal message to expect from an RMC. But the other thing it requires is for you to suspend the past three years of reality to the senators point the separating moms from children, the abandonment, of NATO, a president who was impeached for trying to cheat the American people in the upcoming election president who want. Release his tax returns who's been named as a co-conspirator in a federal crime in the Southern District of New York it requires the listener to suspend all of those moments that we know are actually the real trump administration and the trump presidency. So unfortunately, look, there were many moments made for TV that we're effective, but they will be lost in the greater trump. Trump is a cult that will ultimately define this convention. Lawrence O'Donnell a bit of darkness on the edge of town in the midst of a pandemic, an unmistakable message that they're coming for you. That's one of the messages and Brian. We try to evaluate the effectiveness of a night like this or any that is this week we have to ask ourselves how long or how much of this did the undecided voter watch and the underside voter watch with very little of these things and some usually they don't watch it at all. So it has zero effect. If all it's doing is reinforcing the votes you already house and so if you think about what was said, tonight, that could appeal to someone who wasn't already voting for Donald. Trump you got some of Tim. Scott's a speech I agree with David about that but not the part the part where Tim Scott suddenly. As if almost to say, I, don't really mean this started attacking Joe Biden said the job behind his ambition is quote a socialist utopia applied that to Joe Biden, and so the speech starts to become nonsense when when he does that the only person I heard actually mentioned something the Donald Trump would do in a second term was donald trump junior and the only thing he mentioned Donald Trump would want to do in a second term is to end the payroll tax end the funding for social security and we learned today from Social Security, Trust Fund that that means Social Security would be unable to pay benefits. In twenty twenty three and I just want to alert the audience in the past you've heard people use the phrase social security is project projected to go bankrupt at some date distant in the distant future. What that always meant was social security will only be able to hey benefits based on the amount of money it takes in that week, which is to say, would have paid about seventy five cents of each dollar that it owed. This idea would leave social security paying zero zero of each dollar that it does and that is the only trump idea for the second term that was actually mentioned tonight that I heard.
But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids
Why Do People Have Dreams and Nightmares?
"When you're asleep. Sometimes strange things happen. You fly through the air like a bird but you don't have wings but then all of a sudden you do have wings and you go all the way to Antarctica and float over the ice watching Penguins Waddell over the edge into the water and seals swim up just below. Sometimes after you've gone to sleep you travel to a magical place. Sometimes scary things happen. After I stay down the hill I went into a cave near the bottom of the hill and I was super scared Saw The bay on his hind. Why and then after that. I put up my covers over my head and that helped me stop making that. Lean Jameson from Walpole Massachusetts. Sent us that dream that scared him but as he points out. Then you wake up and you're actually still in your bed. Everyone Dreams and dreams play an important role in the way our brains function. But we don't always remember our dreams today on but why we're GONNA listen back to an episode. We made about dreams. Here are some of the questions you have sent us recently about. How AND WHY WE DREAM? Hi My name is Nikki. And I'm six years old. I live with faceted California and my question is how do we get dreams? And why Hello? My name is seven years old. I'm from Turkey stumble. My question is why do we dream an have two mayors my name is listed and I will live and hair. Some Burke Virginia and I'm seven years old. Why DO WE DREAM? And can you control your dreams? My name is Anne. I'm from California and I'm seven years old. My question is why do you? Sometimes I feared trips mining this connor. I am in nine years old and I'm from Menlo Park California. My question is why. Did you sometimes have dreams? That have nothing to do with your day. My name is penny. Sure I'm ten years old. Eleven thinks burden Maryland. And my question is why when you watch things or scary things get bad. Dreams about. Halloween was real anna from Passer California and three years old and my question is at what age do keister having dreams harmonies my name is Liam. I'm eight years old. I live in New Jersey and my question is how do we wake up this? We have a nightmare today. We're going to get answers from Dr David Kahn. I'm on the Faculty of the Harvard Medical School in the Department of Psychiatry. A psychiatrist is a doctor who studies the way our brains make us feel and think and behave and a psychiatrist helps make sure your brain is keeping your mood stable and your emotions healthy. That's often called mental health. Dr Kahn got interested in medicine. Partly because like so many of you. He was really interested in dreams. I dream and I said Oh my God I dream a lot. And what is that all about? Why am I dream so different than when I think during the day? Let's see if I can learn something about it. I'm a physicist by training and so I decided that's a really good new area to investigate. And it's very personal. Sometimes physics can be impersonal. Dreaming is very personal so I decided to learn more about it. Here are a few more of your questions for Dr Com. Hi My name is Colin. I'm seven years old. I live in Phoenix Arizona. And my question is why do people have dreams and nightmares? Any is luke got MS seven year. Old Girl. And I live in New York City. My question is why do you have daas nightmares? And why do you have good thoughts? Good Dreams dreaming is thinking when we're asleep when we're awake up. Rain is actively able to think but when we go to sleep. The brain doesn't stop being active. It's just as active in sometimes more active than when we are awake. So dreaming is the way the brain thinks so if dreaming is the way the brain thinks when we're asleep why does it seem so different from the way we think when we're awake? I mean I don't know about you but even when I play pretend it's not quite the same as the magical worlds. I live in when I'm dreaming. James can be very strange because parts of the brain change compared to the way the brain is when we are thinking and awake what happens. The emotional parts of the brain are very active when we are asleep and dreaming often our dreams therefore who be scary or joyful or affectionate or even nightmarish because the emotional areas of the brain become highly active when we go to sleep and start to dream however. Why don't we say okay? This is a nightmare. I don't want to happen nightmare. I'm going to stop it. We can't because another part of the brain when we go to sleep and trim the logical part stops working. It's off line so in other words. I can't tell my brain to stop having dream whether it's bad or good because that part of my brain is shut down while I'm sleeping the part of the brain. That's logical and rational and tells you you should do this. I should do that checks out when you go to sleep. And you're dreaming so right now you're listening and you can decide. I'M GONNA listen or I'm not gonNA listen to Dr Kahn or I'm going to go and get an apple from the refrigerator or a cookie. You decide but when you go to sleep and you dream you don't decide vitrine just goes on as if you weren't there of course you are there but the part of the brain that lets you decide to do this or not to do. This is offline checks out is not working. That might sound a little frightening. A part of your brain isn't working but think back to our last episode. All about sleep sleep is an important time for your brain and body to recover from all the hard work you do. All Day while you're awake and it's also a time for your brain to reorganize itself so some parts of your brain need a little time to go offline as Dr Khan calls it to get a chance to recover and clean up but those other parts of your brain. The emotional parts are still very active. And so your dream continues and Dr Khan points out. That's actually pretty cool. Anything could happen. Which is not bad because you get experiences that you wouldn't have if you're a weight because your logical mind would say or this can't be. I can't fly sometimes. People fly in their dream costs. They don't know they can't fly when you're awake. No you can't fly so essentially when I'm dreaming if I'm flying in my dream or if I am a lion in my dream my brain actually thinks that I am that thing or can do that thing. Because there's no part of my brain that's telling me it's wrong when you're dreaming the part of the brain that knows you're not a lion or you're not a tiger or you can't fly fat part of the brain coast to sleep so to speak meaning. It's not working the way it works when you're awake when you're awake if you imagine you're a lion you can imagine that but you know that you're not a lion you can imagine you're flying like Superman but you know that you're not when you go to sleep and dreaming that part of the brain isn't working the same way and so you believe you're flying you you're superman or tiger. It's great to have all these interesting experiences when your dreams are good but if you've ever had a bad dream you know that they're not always fun. Hi Lendings Friday. I'm five years of Dover Massachusetts it island. Now why are they have scary deums? I'm Mac I four years old. I live in Michigan. I question why people have bad dreams. Wait was waiting for us. Owed I was an pence. Oh Bay Neha and I'm Wendy. While he getting night why do we have bad dreams that make us feel terrible and sometimes wake us up scared or crying? Dr Com when we were asleep and dreaming the emotional areas areas of the brain. That make us feel feel good feel bad. They're highly active. And since we can't control what the dream is going to be like. Sometimes it's very joyful and we're very happy. Sometimes it's scary. Sometimes a monster might be there or a bad person is chasing us. But we don't have the brain that tells us no. There is no bad person like we do. When we're
The Final Lap
The NASCAR Hall of Fame ready to induct Joe Gibbs and more
"Hey so this weekend had snuck up on us at least it did me twenty twenty nascar hall of fame is inducting some new guys here i've heard of them to bobby labonte joe gibbs tony stewart waddell wilson and buddy baker newest members down this weekend yes j. g. r. triple triple trio there which is pretty cool they're all going together and then what i wilson one of the best engine builders of all time and buddy baker the gentle antle giant a guy who had a lead foot was about seventy five feet tall wound unfortunately but he's not with us anymore and that would have been really really cool to see him up there telling his stories going into the hall of fame so it's really a shame that this happened after he's no longer with us but still cool to see him get the honor rebounds it was and he did get to accept this for his father buck a few years ago as well so we did get to see somebody up there at the at the podium telling some funny stories but man i'm not cool to see him do it this time around
The Indicator from Planet Money
How Amazon's Counterfeit Products Threaten Safety
"After I started digging into this whole counterfeit issue on Amazon together with some of my colleagues leagues. We wanted to see firsthand. What was going on so Cardiff? We decided to order a car seat from Amazon. This carseat looks like a copy of the Dune. A brand the Dune Lebron's Iran. It's just kind of fancy brand kind of combination carseat and stroller and it retails for about five hundred dollars a lot of celebrities own them and it's an attractive you've target for counterfeiters. The listing on Amazon. It didn't use the brand name Duna but it showed photos of real donors including one of vodka trump with hers when the product arrived. It also looked a lot like do not including copying elements of the design. The company says it has patented. We showed the seat to this woman at least bear. She's better are known as the car seat lady. She's a car she lady. Yep She's got quite a following. She's a pediatrician. And car. Seat safety advocate all the interviews. You'll hear in this podcast caster from my piece for CNN. If you look here it says `I ways not always use seatbelt if you noticed spelling errors in the labeling of the a car seat that should be a red flag manufacturers are very diligent about the grammar and the spell checking of their labeling and instructions. She also noticed some other things that she thought were red flags like labeling in the wrong language stitching that went through the webbing of the safety harness thing. She said you wouldn't normally see in a car seat and and of course you might think that there's no way to actually tell if a car seat is safer not unless you like crash it really quickly into the wall with your kid in there and you're not GonNa do do that Pamela. Had to get around that so we crash tested it. Oh okay right not with a real kid of course with approved dumbing. I'll take your word for for it. We sent the car seat to the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute they ran it through a basic thirty mile an hour crash test. This is something that all car seats that are sold in the. US are supposed to pass and it failed. They were bits of plastic flying off of it and the car seat with a toddler inside it actually slid forward and twisted a bit and Pamela. You said that bear and another pediatrician looked at this video and said that a child in this seat would have been at serious risk of head and neck injuries so really scary stuff. For comparison. We did run the same test on a real dune and it passed. The seat stayed in one piece and in place. I'm ED. Raviv Dune as commercial manager manager said that his company there flagging these fakes to Amazon regularly. We've taken down just this year more than forty pages which had infringing aging products are fake products just on the Amazon platform alone. And if you -SSUME that each one of these pages is up for you know three to seven days. Then you're talking about the good period of the year in which fake products dangerous products are being sold on Amazon. We sent the results of this crash test Amazon and after that they e mailed customers to urge them to stop abusing it immediately and they offer them a full refund all right so like service journalism. You get some results. We're happy to see that all done car seats are just one example of this problem though. We also bought a toy with magnets that didn't meet federal safety standards. I spoke to a company that made swallows for babies. They had a customer return one because his zipper pulled off a potential choking hazard and when they got this Waddell into their office they realized it was a counterfeit. Okay and Pamela. You actually did reach out to Amazon and were they. He said was. These are isolated incidents. That safety is a top priority for the company Amazon also made the point that sellers themselves are responsible for meeting Amazon's high bar for the quality of products for complying with laws and regulations. Now Amazon they are trying to tackle this counterfeit problem more than two hundred thousand brands issue. Something called the Amazon Brand Registry. This gives them tools to help them find and flag suspected counterfeits and Amazon also use automation to scan and proactively remove move suspicious listings. Yeah there's other Amazon program as well called transparency which lets companies tag each product with a unique code and that code can then be scanned to verify a five. The product is real. Although companies in that case need to buy the labels themselves in absorb the cost of adding these coach their products Amazon also starting to let some brands remove counterfeit listings on their own. The companies. I spoke to say Amazon's efforts. They have really helped especially in the last two years but they still oh complain. The responsibility and the cost of policing fakes feels like it. Falls on them. Rather than on Amazon they all describe it as an endless game of whack. A mole against counterfeits. Take one down another one pops up. Here's Ommiad Raviv again from tuna. It will be great if Amazon steps up and works with the brands and with the different advocates in the US in order to prevent these products from ever coming to the platform as opposed to removing them. Worse than what we there for. It's part Amazon on said that it invested four hundred million dollars in two thousand eighteen to build programs make sure the products that offers on its platform or safe and comply with regulations relations. So Cardiff something. I thought was really interesting. was that a couple of the people I spoke to. They mentioned they thought the current situation is only going to really change if Amazon and other ECOMMERCE platforms are held liable for safety defects trademark issues related to these goods sold by third parties. Yeah something interesting that you told me Pamela. was that right now. Courts don't see Amazon as the legal seller in these cases of third party sales so they treat Amazon kind of like a flea market. There's a problem. The liability is with the vendor. The stall at the flea market not Amazon which is like the landlord that oversees the space where the flea market stall is a lot of dates back to a ten year old case involving tiffany the jewelry brand and Ebay it set up this idea that the law treats ecommerce really differently differently from a physical store like a target or your corner grocery those physical stores. They may not make the products they sell. But they're still liable for problems with them But this could change recently. An appeals court rejected. This interpretation for the first time the judges in that case they were like look Amazon has so so much knowledge and control over it sales platform and it's so hard for the average person to try and track down and sue a third party seller. We should hold Amazon reliable. That court decision is going to be reviewed next month by the entire Third Circuit Court of Appeals. The legal community is watching really closely three different lawyers. I spoke with thought a change might be coming. It might be this case. It might be another one but they sense that something is starting to shift
The Indicator from Planet Money
How Amazon's Counterfeit Products Threaten Safety
"After I started digging into this whole counterfeit issue on Amazon together with some of my colleagues leagues. We wanted to see firsthand. What was going on so Cardiff? We decided to order a car seat from Amazon. This carseat looks like a copy of the Dune. A brand the Dune Lebron's Iran. It's just kind of fancy brand kind of combination carseat and stroller and it retails for about five hundred dollars a lot of celebrities own them and it's an attractive you've target for counterfeiters. The listing on Amazon. It didn't use the brand name Duna but it showed photos of real donors including one of vodka trump with hers when the product arrived. It also looked a lot like do not including copying elements of the design. The company says it has patented. We showed the seat to this woman at least bear. She's better are known as the car seat lady. She's a car she lady. Yep She's got quite a following. She's a pediatrician. And car. Seat safety advocate all the interviews. You'll hear in this podcast caster from my piece for CNN. If you look here it says `I ways not always use seatbelt if you noticed spelling errors in the labeling of the a car seat that should be a red flag manufacturers are very diligent about the grammar and the spell checking of their labeling and instructions. She also noticed some other things that she thought were red flags like labeling in the wrong language stitching that went through the webbing of the safety harness thing. She said you wouldn't normally see in a car seat and and of course you might think that there's no way to actually tell if a car seat is safer not unless you like crash it really quickly into the wall with your kid in there and you're not GonNa do do that Pamela. Had to get around that so we crash tested it. Oh okay right not with a real kid of course with approved dumbing. I'll take your word for for it. We sent the car seat to the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute they ran it through a basic thirty mile an hour crash test. This is something that all car seats that are sold in the. US are supposed to pass and it failed. They were bits of plastic flying off of it and the car seat with a toddler inside it actually slid forward and twisted a bit and Pamela. You said that bear and another pediatrician looked at this video and said that a child in this seat would have been at serious risk of head and neck injuries so really scary stuff. For comparison. We did run the same test on a real dune and it passed. The seat stayed in one piece and in place. I'm ED. Raviv Dune as commercial manager manager said that his company there flagging these fakes to Amazon regularly. We've taken down just this year more than forty pages which had infringing aging products are fake products just on the Amazon platform alone. And if you -SSUME that each one of these pages is up for you know three to seven days. Then you're talking about the good period of the year in which fake products dangerous products are being sold on Amazon. We sent the results of this crash test Amazon and after that they e mailed customers to urge them to stop abusing it immediately and they offer them a full refund all right so like service journalism. You get some results. We're happy to see that all done car seats are just one example of this problem though. We also bought a toy with magnets that didn't meet federal safety standards. I spoke to a company that made swallows for babies. They had a customer return one because his zipper pulled off a potential choking hazard and when they got this Waddell into their office they realized it was a counterfeit. Okay and Pamela. You actually did reach out to Amazon and were they. He said was. These are isolated incidents. That safety is a top priority for the company Amazon also made the point that sellers themselves are responsible for meeting Amazon's high bar for the quality of products for complying with laws and regulations. Now Amazon they are trying to tackle this counterfeit problem more than two hundred thousand brands issue. Something called the Amazon Brand Registry. This gives them tools to help them find and flag suspected counterfeits and Amazon also use automation to scan and proactively remove move suspicious listings. Yeah there's other Amazon program as well called transparency which lets companies tag each product with a unique code and that code can then be scanned to verify a five. The product is real. Although companies in that case need to buy the labels themselves in absorb the cost of adding these coach their products Amazon also starting to let some brands remove counterfeit listings on their own. The companies. I spoke to say Amazon's efforts. They have really helped especially in the last two years but they still oh complain. The responsibility and the cost of policing fakes feels like it. Falls on them. Rather than on Amazon they all describe it as an endless game of whack. A mole against counterfeits. Take one down another one pops up. Here's Ommiad Raviv again from tuna. It will be great if Amazon steps up and works with the brands and with the different advocates in the US in order to prevent these products from ever coming to the platform as opposed to removing them. Worse than what we there for. It's part Amazon on said that it invested four hundred million dollars in two thousand eighteen to build programs make sure the products that offers on its platform or safe and comply with regulations relations. So Cardiff something. I thought was really interesting. was that a couple of the people I spoke to. They mentioned they thought the current situation is only going to really change if Amazon and other ECOMMERCE platforms are held liable for safety defects trademark issues related to these goods sold by third parties. Yeah something interesting that you told me Pamela. was that right now. Courts don't see Amazon as the legal seller in these cases of third party sales so they treat Amazon kind of like a flea market. There's a problem. The liability is with the vendor. The stall at the flea market not Amazon which is like the landlord that oversees the space where the flea market stall is a lot of dates back to a ten year old case involving tiffany the jewelry brand and Ebay it set up this idea that the law treats ecommerce really differently differently from a physical store like a target or your corner grocery those physical stores. They may not make the products they sell. But they're still liable for problems with them But this could change recently. An appeals court rejected. This interpretation for the first time the judges in that case they were like look Amazon has so so much knowledge and control over it sales platform and it's so hard for the average person to try and track down and sue a third party seller. We should hold Amazon reliable. That court decision is going to be reviewed next month by the entire Third Circuit Court of Appeals. The legal community is watching really closely three different lawyers. I spoke with thought a change might be coming. It might be this case. It might be another one but they sense that something is starting to shift
Paul W. Smith
Brazil's President Calls Greta Thunberg a 'Brat'
"Burgle ski W. J. R. news the Swedish climate change global warming activist Greta Thunberg posted that native people are being murdered while protecting the forest by illegal loggers in the Brazilian Amazon the president of Brazil says it's amazing that the news media pays attention to what he calls that brat W. J. R. news time seven thirty three red wings lose to Winnipeg five to one it's straight loss number a market update sponsored by mother Waddell's donate your car to mother Waddell's help the poorest of the poor call three one three Waddell's Asia is mix London is down Dow futures are flat I'm Decatur more with Paul W. in two minutes Colin did said Chicago was along with their tradition of claiming your shoveled out parking space after a snowball this winter Hilton's of Chicago in seven sixty W. J. R. want you to claim your spot for a winter getaway to the windy city you could win a two night stay for you with a guest of the Palmer house Hilton hotels including round trip air by infected with service to Chicago plus instantly when a pair of tickets to see a performance by blue man group coming to the fox theater April seventh through the twelfth listen for your chance to win this week afternoon three to five with guy Gordon for registering W. J. R. dot com
60-Second Science
When the Bellbird Calls You Know It
"Is scientific American sixty seconds science. I'm Alina Organ Brown that incredibly loud song soaring over quieter. Birds in the Amazon rainforest belongs to the male White Bell Bird at one hundred twenty five five decibels his short but startling songs are louder than a Jackhammer. The White Bell born may be the loudest bird in the world. These birds are are making making extraordinarily loud noises noises. That are so loud that there they would be harmful to our hearing if he had to hear him. Close Mario cone half curator birds at Instituto. Nacional Keesa stay Amazon. He and his colleague. Jeffrey photos recorded the birds in their natural habitat. Their findings are in the journal. Current biology birds like the screaming Piha. Or Milwaukee Cockatoo have also laid claim to the loudness title but the researchers think the new study has better instrumentation cremation and data than most studies previously published in the scientific literature. Loud sounds are usually for a long distance communication and then when the listener though the potential listeners up close the volumes dropped way back down so that nobody needs to call a lot of attention to themselves or blow out each other's hearing but in the case of the white bellied the opposite it seems to be true. The loudest sound they make is actually reserved for courting a female. When the female comes close they just switched to their loudest sound. And do it right right in her face. The male displays another feature an extendable. Waddell it looks like a worm hanging from above the bird speak when they do their loudest song. which is this fast to note? Bung that they do Giving the first Bong looking away from the female with their back to her and then swing going around right into her face for that second note and that Waddell whips around and I suspect that if she were to close she'd get it in the face. Most birds have paper thin abdominal muscles. But the half pound bell bird. Roughly the size of a common city pigeon had a washboard stomach. This just incredible thick says muscles rippling all along its abdomen. The powerful muscles provide lots of singing power but the mating song is short and sweet because a very loud sowed sound like that apparently has to be really short for the bird to be able to do it at all
All Of It
Mourinho appointed Tottenham head coach
"Minister we have breaking sports news my view canyons him yet good morning Claire if you're gonna suck a coach who took you to the European champions league just a few months ago the final viral you better have someone lined up I'm talking hot spot have because in the last few minutes they have announced that shows a marine yeah has been appointed as head coach of Tottenham Hotspur to replace Morenci approach a trainer who was sacked late last night marina has a contract that runs we are told until the end of the twenty twenty to twenty three season a short CPO statement put out a few minutes ago I made the point that marina is one of the world's most accomplished managers as they put it having won twenty five senior trophies there's a court from the man who made the decision to oust Pochettino and the rest of his coaching staff chairman Daniel levy ensures a levy says we have one of the most successful managers in football he has a wealth of experience can inspire teams and is a great tactician here's one owners at every club he has coached we believe he will bring energy and belief to the dressing room and in that statement may be there is a the bones of an explanation as to why they decided now was the time they had to get rid of Pochettino who took and taking them to top four finishes for four seasons assuming this person struggle to do in the past and as we said to the European champions league final just a few months ago you because spares this season have really struggled that away from in particular has been very poor they had that humiliation against Bayern Munich in the European champions league and there have been persistent stories about splits within the dressing room all of course played out within the financial constraints departure Tino who's been operating under the because he's basically not been able to spend any money a tool because they've been looking at spending hundreds of millions of pounds all nine new stadium which now is of course up and running and which sport shooting I will not now have the chance to grace with a title so really interesting that suppose have acted so swiftly before the news that marina was appointed of course the reaction to put you taking us asking was great shock the CPO supporters trust said last night was shocked and saddened to hear that he's gone and they said many fans thought he'd earned the right to turn things around they also questioned the timing of the move at the end of the international break rather than the beginning but that's irrelevant saying as a marine here quite clearly was lined up to replace him former spurs start now BBC presenter Gary Lineker basically said good luck getting a better manager than put you to know I wonder if he still sticks by that could be interesting remark trying to ask you one of his former colleagues so Chris Waddell told the BBC he could understand them due to the mall was job this season it's just don't happen to have a confession to the way you wanted to the stadium because the absolute fortune so the wasn't money to spend now he is trying to keep a hold of the players who should have moved on unfortunately I'm kind of stand still and they call before they attend fourteenth division in that the premier league what you should know about marina when start of another very interesting time at
Forum
Mourinho appointed Tottenham manager after Pochettino sacked
"If you're gonna suck a culture took you to the European champions league just a few months ago the final their roles you better have someone lined up I'm talking hot spot have because in the last few minutes they have announced that shows a marine yeah has been appointed as head coach of Tottenham Hotspur to replace Morenci apart your trainer who was sacked late last night marina has a contract that runs we are told until the end of the twenty twenty to twenty three season a short CPO statement put out a few minutes ago I made the point that marina is one of the world's most accomplished managers as I put it having won twenty five senior trophies there's a court from the man who made the decision to oust part you too you know and the rest of his coaching staff chairman Daniel levy ensures a levy says we have one of the most successful managers in football he has a wealth of experience can inspire teams and is a great tactician he has won almost every club his coach we believe he will bring energy and police to the dressing room and in that statement may be there is a the bones of an explanation as to why they decided now was the time they had to get rid of Pochettino who took and taking them to top four finishes for four seasons assuming this person struggle to do in the past and as we said to the European champions league final just a few months ago because the Spanish this season have really struggled that away from in particular has been very poor they have that humiliation against Bayern Munich in the European champions league and there have been persistent stories about splits within the dressing room all of course played out within the financial constraints departure Tino who's been operating under because he's basically not been able to spend any money a toll because they've been looking at spending hundreds of millions of pounds all nine new stadium which now is of course up and running and which party thing I will not now have the chance to grace with a title so really interesting that spurs have acted so swiftly before the news that marina was appointed of course the reaction to point you taking us asking was great shock the spurs supporters trust said last night was shocked and saddened to hear that he's gone and they said many fans thought he'd earned the right to turn things around they also questioned the timing of the move at the end of the international break rather than the beginning but that's irrelevant saying as a marine here quite clearly was lined up to replace him former spy start now BBC presenter Gary Lineker basically said good luck getting a better manager than put you to know I wonder if he still sticks by that could be interesting remark trying Austin one of his former colleagues so Chris Waddell told the baby safe he could understand the move due to the mall was job this season it's just all happened the other profession to the way you want it to the stadium calls the adoption of fortune so the wasn't money to spend these charts people hold a place we should have moved on unfortunately I'm kind of stand still and they call before they attend fourteenth division in the premier league but you should know about marina when start of another very interesting time I told
Latest In Tech News
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare's Battle Pass Launches In December
"Call of duty. Modern warfares bow pass will be launching in December. Now for those of you wondering yes or the last week or two call of duty. Modern warfare has dropped. The game has done incredibly well actually Got To have a little bit of hands on with it it. It feels so good it feels like playing college duty for back in the day and it it feels like a AH fresher. B Fear Action packed feature-packed Game Not to mention a story actually watched a whole story from beginning to end. And so you can't you can't surprise me with any of the spoiler that happened with any of it. 'cause I I know all of it I know exactly the story mode 'cause I it finally pulled me back in into into whatever everything was leading up to and going on and the way that it ended left me wondering about a couple of things but don't worry nice spoil anything for those of you who haven't played yet but unlike previous entries in the series called duty modern warfare forgoing a season pass in a deal. See in favor of a new battle past system much like fortnight. The first battle pass has yet to arrive. But according to activision it'll be ready to go next month. During its latest quarterly earnings call call activision revealed that modern warfare is. I will kick off some time. In December. Twenty Nineteen Company didn't pin down an exact date but it did note that timeframe is a little bit later plan but they have previously shared a few details on how this new battle pass system will work. They'll be both free and premium streams of content to earn the former rolette. You unlike anything that has an impact on gameplay such as weapons and attachments waddell ladder will only feature vanity items like has medics now You loot boxes battle passes aside. Some people are happy. Some people aren't happy about every thing. I don't know it I. I think they're still trying to figure out their way through all the mess of everything that they've had in the past become a mess because they're not listening to community players will also be able to earn cod points with the battle pass. In the meantime activision is rolling out some free new content for the game later this week. Beginning Friday November eighth players will have access to a new multiplayer map called shoot house a new ground. War Map chronic farmland and another game mode. Hard point point so yeah. It's pretty impressive. It launched on October. Twenty fifth quickly became the PS Ford's best-selling game of the Mont in the US. Gamespot orchid title a seven out of ten in their review But Yeah Let's see a critic. Kelly plague wrote the pitfalls of SPEC OPS don't detract from what modern warfare does well realism mode is an excellent addition to the slate and although not all the new multiplayer modes are great. Gunfight and night-vision playlists are refreshing standout.
BrainStuff
Why Are Some Words Funny?
"In the nineteen seventy-five movie, the sunshine boys, an aging vaudeville, comedian explains a classic truism of comedy to his nephew the case. Sound is always funny. The comedian played by Walter Matthau said fifty seven years in this business. You learn a few things, you know, what words are funny. And which words are not funny. Alka seltzer is funny. You say alka seltzer. You get a laugh, Casey Stengel. That's a funny name. Robert Taylor is not funny. Cupcake is funny tomato is not funny. Cleveland is funny. Maryland is not funny. Then there's chicken chicken is funny. Pickle is funny. And it's true. If you need a place name for a punchline, you're guaranteed to kill with Kalamazoo, connected key or Rancho Cucamonga, but why psychology professor Chris Westbury at the university of Berta has a fascinating theory. And it's based on perhaps the two unfunny est words in the English language statistical, probability Westbury. Published a paper in October of two thousand eighteen in the journal of experimental psychology with a first rate title, Wrigley, squeaky, Lennox and boobs. What makes some words funny in his research? He started with the list of the five thousand English words rated funniest by real humans and constructed a working with medical model for predicting the laugh factor of nearly every word in the dictionary. When Westbury applied his model to a data set of forty five thousand five hundred and sixteen English words, it decided that these ten words were the funniest of all up Chuck bubbly Baath wriggly. Yes, giggle. Kuch Cafa puffball and gigli runners-up included squeaky flappy and bucco and the perennial favorites of every eight year old on the planet poop, puke and boobs on the other end of the spectrum the word found to be the absolute least funny was harassment. In his paper Westbury explains that philosophers have been trying to unravel the mystery of humor for millennia Plato and Aristotle we're big fans of humor seeing it mostly as a way of denigrating and feeling superior to others Casero introduced incongruity theory, a writing that the most common kind of joke is when we expect one thing and another is said in which case our own disappointed. Expectation makes us laugh while the incongruity theory of comedy makes perfect sense of even rainy tins. Find switcheroo tricks high. Larry's Westbury says that it's not a true scientific theory in the clearly not every incongruence event is as funny as another a random coughing fit in a crowded movie theater isn't nearly as comical as a random farting fit. I mean, just try to say random farting fit without smiling. So the goal of Westbury's modeling experiments was to go beyond philosophical theorising and come up with a truly quantifiable scale of funny to do it. Westbury analyst words. In two different ways by their meaning and by their form for the first analysis. The researchers looked at semantic predictors. That group words with similar meanings. Using a free tool developed by Google that identifies words that are commonly used for one another aka co occurrence Westbury mapped out the semantic relationships between two hundred and thirty four of the human picked funniest words from this correlation plot, the researchers identified six different clusters or categories of funny words, insult sex party animal bodily function and expletive. Now. This is where things get dangerously mathematical since many of the words on the human rated funny list fell into more than one category. Other researchers needed a more precise measurement of how a words being translated into comedy using the Google tool. They came up with lists of words most closely related to each of the six categories, then they came up with the average values for each of those word categories. Using something called linear regression analysis. Those average values for each category. You know, insult expedited cetera became known as category defining vectors. When looking specifically at meaning it turns out that the funniest words don't necessarily fall cleanly into the most categories, but are the words whose mathematical values are the closest on average to those six category defining vectors. Here's how Westbury summed it up in a press. Brief the average similarity of a words meaning to these six categories is itself, the best measure, we found of a words funniness, especially at the word also has strongly positive emotional connotations. But meaning is only one type of measurement Westbury and his team looked at the form of funny words, a things like word length or the individual sounds or phonemes that make up each word in the second analysis the data fit nicely with the incongruity theory of humor. It turns out that the fewer times a word or its phonemes appear in the language. The funnier we think they are that helps explain why there are so many K and use ounds in funny word lists. There's typically improbable where it's ending in L E. Like Waddell in wriggle or another source of funds suggesting as the study, put it repetition usually with diminutive aspect. So why are we laughing? Now, this is where things get really weird the human brain seems as running all of these complex mathematical models all the time without any of us knowing it as we watch TV and read and talk to people our brains are constantly parsing language for subtle semantic, cross-connections and statistical probabilities and the result, at least on this basic one word level is what we call humor Westbury said if asked which letter is more common p or be I think the average person would have no clue consciously, but unconsciously they are sensitive to that. And we know that because they're funding this judgments are reflecting. Exactly that kind of fine tuned calculation. In other words, said Westbury people are using emotions to do math. Westbury argues that all of this makes perfect sense. Abolution airily our brains had been hardwired over millions of years to identify anything that's out of the ordinary as a potential threat and human emotions, including humor likely developed as ways of responding to improbable events and environments Westbury summed it up people laugh based on how improbable the world is. Of course, it's a long conceptual leap from predicting the funniness level of individual words to modeling the comedic mechanics of knock knock joker salty Limerick. But whispers, work points the way, maybe someday we'll finally understand why that chicken crossed the road. One thing's clear, though, a frog wouldn't have been half as
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Chicago Bears reach agreement to trade for Khalil Mack from Oakland Raiders
"The bears make a trade with the raiders to get feet pensive end Khalil Mack Oakland gets four draft picks including first round picks the, next two years Tom. Waddell from ESPN one thousand in Chicago likes this deal, for the bears find out The bears traded for a guy but with their greatest need which is getting after, the opposing quarterback and. A guy that can do it in a number of different styles It's a high price to pay but it was their great the greatest weakness in their greatest need so From my perspective this is if you're, bears fan you have
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LeBron James Wears Shorts With His Suit
"Well here. The ones who are usually handing The, sitting, down now if they stand. Up, sometimes generally they don't but it's usually You know you probably, drive it home So you're not. Watching these, two gentlemen in the morning I know exactly what you're talking about it and it's interesting because I would guess that some people like anchors and sports guys don't even wear suit paints. Because I remember I did a did a TV spot Fox Sports news show, and Tom Waddell was one of the co hosts Anton had jeans he had like a suit jacket and tie had a pair of jeans shorts on at one point Because they don't have to stand, up right now folks. You have cancer and like it might be in, the evening I'm. Usually not at home to watch the weather in the evening but it's an early in the morning Starting five six seven eight hundred Standing there and they just looks so silly because they. All are dressed the same way it, looks like it's a new suit but it looks like, it belongs on a little boy and, I just want to say guys look at a mirror to have your, mother, dressed, you again Thanks Margaret take care have, a good have a good day see now when I'm watching Dan as. You know when. I'm watching weather in. The morning it's Tracy Butler So it's not Don't care what these other guys are weird because I'm gonna watch Tracy Butler. Men to that so always wonderful look and she dressed fantastically. All the time so you had mentioned that. Other shorts thing there's a big hubbub because during the NBA finals is a. Team building exercise LeBron James asked the Cavaliers to all wear, suits with shorts so they were all wearing soup pants that had been cut tailored tailored. To. Be sure yes Let's let's seems a little weird to me yes so. But it it it created great debates because the NBA players are by far the most fashion. Forward of all your sport oh there's no question about there. Was a lot of people questioning whether it. Was the right route to go or not to go and get caused major. Debates tells major debates shorts suits that were tailored to be, short correct so they were it wasn't like he was wearing George Senate a suit and, tie Now we're okay let me ask you this was the suit The. Suit jacket and the shirt long? Sleeve. They, were yes okay. So it was, a false full-sleeve yes okay Tai. Whole thing. But the short the. Pants were short right They were short short-sleeved, yeah Sleeveless that would that's. A good fashion? Faux by you know what if you're going to anywhere besides, work wear long sleeve shirt that's that's. The thing I can. Understand, 'cause my, get hot, no no weddings no one no one of my favorite. Lines ever in the. Simpsons Is? When they're going? To an event or something I can't remember what it is, but homework comes downstairs he's got a. Tie short sleeved shirt. And, Marge is, like you, can't wear that Homer and he goes sipowicz does it She's like what you you can't do, that go back upstairs, and change and then he goes I wish I. Was sipowicz For those of you. Don't remember, NYPD blue, that was Dennis FRANZ. Is characters name and he, did wear short-sleeved shirts, with ties all the time Sipowicz does it All right. Let's break here, we got a we got news coming up and then we'll jump back into this topic, because you know. I'm so fashionable I am. A fashion plate it goes David. Bowie than me That's how it works Let's take a break Welcome back everybody how you doing the kajillions here on seven twenty WGN We. Are live. In. The AllState skyline studio here we're in studio this morning The overlooking the lake here and we're..
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"Arms as being threatened at the indiana statehouse progun protesters weren't allowed onto statehouse property the gun friendly legislature is a gun free zone protesters instead crowded on a wide sidewalk in front of the steps listening to lawmakers and advocates one speaker was gary waddell he's the president of the indiana chapter of three percent a pro gun network he says in order to protect gun rights these smaller conservative groups have to come together if we can't unify with the second amendment then whenever be able to unify with anything these simultaneous protests were organized by new grassroots group called the national constitutional coalition of patriotic americans for npr news i'm lauren chapman in indianapolis days rallies came less than three weeks after hundreds of thousands marched in washington new york and elsewhere to demand tougher gun laws following the mass shooting in parkland florida and from washington here listening to npr news the mayor of philadelphia says he has asked the city's human relations commission to review starbucks policies following the arrest of two black men starbucks employees told police amend asked to use the restroom without having purchased anything and we're trespassing video the incident was posted on social media leading to accusations of racism starbucks chief executive has apologized in his promising review of company policies at new york city a wellknown gay rights lawyer and environmental activist is dead thority say sixty year a sixty year old david book house burned body was found in brooklyn's prospect park this weekend media reports say he'd left a note saying he had used fossil fuel to burn himself as a protest suicide most of the nation's major credit card companies will no longer require a customer to sign their name when they make purchase quin klein fell to reports from member station w d e t officials with visa mastercard american express and discover say demanding assign credit.