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Daniel Giménez Cacho revela en entrevista exclusiva con Jessie Cervantes las razones por las que decidió no hacer carrera en Hollywood tras el éxito de Sólo con tu pareja. Habla a fondo sobre sus inicios junto a Salma Hayek en Teresa, cómo conoció a Guillermo del Toro como maquillista antes de filmar Cronos, su experiencia trabajando con Alfonso Cuarón y Alejandro González Iñárritu en Bardo, y las severas crisis económicas donde no podía pagar la renta de su casa.En esta conversación íntima y sin censura, el multipremiado actor de cine y teatro mexicano reflexiona sobre el impacto de la fama, la salud mental, la vulnerabilidad masculina y lanza una fuerte crítica hacia los castings actuales que eligen influencers por su número de seguidores en redes sociales por encima del talento profesional.⏱️ CAPÍTULO Y MOMENTOS DESTACADOS:00:00 - ¿Por qué Daniel Giménez Cacho rechazó hacer carrera en Hollywood? 02:18 - Filmar con Alfonso Cuarón, Alejandro González Iñárritu y Guillermo del Toro 04:14 - Su experiencia con Salma Hayek en Teresa y el choque con las telenovelas 07:44 - La insólita cita de casting con un agente en Los Ángeles 09:30 - La crisis económica del actor: "Hace 15 años no podía pagar la renta de mis hijos" 11:35 - Guillermo del Toro como maquillista en Cabeza de Vaca y el origen de Cronos 13:45 - La libertad en las primeras películas frente a la presión de filmar Bardo 19:36 - Vulnerabilidad masculina y el monólogo Nocturno: "Los hombres sí lloran" 24:43 - El trabajo en la Compañía Nacional de Teatro y el diálogo interior 31:00 - De actor a director: Lo que aprendió filmando detrás de cámaras 35:34 - La velocidad de las redes sociales frente a la pausa reflexiva del teatro 40:27 - Ignacio López Tarso, Héctor Bonilla y los maestros de la actuación en México 43:15 - "Pedir seguidores en castings es discriminatorio": El debate sobre influencers 47:51 - Cómo elegir proyectos artísticos con significado y valor humano 52:43 - Recorrer la Ciudad de México en bicicleta como método de terapia personal 57:24 - La lucha contra la baja autoestima y por qué el éxito exterior no llena el vacío

It's a good ol' fashioned O-Rama! Buckle up for a Hellraiser-O-Rama with Resurrections: New Wounds by Mike Costa, Paco Camallonga, and Andrew Cramer and Resurrections: The Deep Gospel by Tini Howard, Jenna Cha, and Brad Simpson! The fun continues with a Mad Cave-O-Rama featuring Havana Split Vol. 1: Welcome to Cuba by Frédéric Brrémaud, Vic Macioci, and Maggie and Escape from New York: Escape from Chicago by Kyle Higgins, Val Rodrigues, Natalia Marques! And we're off to the future with a Star Trek-O-Rama transporting you into The Last Starship, Vol. 1 by Collin Kelly & Jackson Lanzing, Adrián Bonilla, Heather Moore, and Lee Loughridge; Red Shirts - Ghost of the 21st Century by Gerry Duggan, Scott Buoncristiano, and Scott Buoncristiano; and the first issue of the new Star Trek by Christopher Cantwell and Dennis Menheere! Plus, 2000AD; Gary Panter's Jimbo: Adventures in Paradise; Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy by Ram V., Mike Perkins, and Mike Spicer; Catacomb of Torment and Cruel Kingdom from Oni Press; Ghost of a Ghost; and more!

Editors – Chris Chandler and Devin Dulany The Musical editors Chris Chandler and Devin Dulany discuss cutting a dark comedy that turns professional frustration, romantic jealousy and middle-school theater into an increasingly elaborate act of revenge. For Devin, the project began years earlier when he edited the original AFI short that eventually became the feature, while Chris brought a background in comedy that includes Curb Your Enthusiasm, Dave and Blindspotting. Directed by Giselle Bonilla and written by Alexander Heller, The Musical stars Will Brill as Doug Leibowitz, a frustrated playwright working as a middle-school theater teacher while dreaming of a more important career in New York. When Doug discovers that his ex-girlfriend Abigail, played by Gillian Jacobs, has begun dating his nemesis, Principal Brady, played by Rob Lowe, he decides to sabotage Brady's pursuit of a prestigious Blue Ribbon award by secretly replacing the school's planned production of West Side Story with an original musical designed to create the worst possible publicity for everyone involved. The film began as an AFI Conservatory short before Bonilla, Heller and several members of their original filmmaking team expanded the idea into their first feature. Devin edited that original short and returned for the feature, while Chris joined the team as both editor and post producer. The movie premiered in the U.S. Dramatic Competition at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival before receiving a nationwide theatrical release. In our conversation, Chris and Devin talk about expanding a premise that worked at short-film length into a feature, maintaining the movie almost entirely through Doug's increasingly distorted point of view, and finding the right editorial balance for a protagonist whose commitment to his own grievances is essential to the comedy. They also discuss working with Will Brill's intensely serious performance, preserving the sincerity of the young cast, building the escalating revenge plot, and holding back enough of the school production to make the final performance deliver on everything the film has been promising. CHRIS CHANDLER Chris Chandler is an editor whose credits include The Musical, Blindspotting, Dave and Curb Your Enthusiasm. His work spans comedy, music-driven storytelling and character-focused television and feature filmmaking. Chris received an ACE Eddie Award nomination alongside Roger Nygard, ACE for the Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 11 finale, "The Mormon Advantage." In addition to editing The Musical, Chris served as the film's post producer, helping guide the project through an abbreviated post-production schedule leading into its Sundance premiere. DEVIN DULANY Devin Dulany is an editor and filmmaker whose work includes The Musical and the AFI short on which the feature was based. An alumnus of the AFI Conservatory's Editing program, Devin was part of the original group of filmmakers who developed the project during their time at AFI and later reunited to expand it into a feature. Before attending AFI, Devin worked professionally in editorial in New York and Los Angeles, cutting commercials, trailers, documentaries and narrative projects while also developing his own work as a director and cinematographer. The Credits Visit ExtremeMusic for all your production audio needs. Hear Chris discuss his work on the Starz series BLINDSPOTTING. Subscribe to The Rough Cut podcast and never miss an episode. Visit The Rough Cut on YouTube.

It's a Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar EXCLUSIVE! It is a privilege to welcome Giselle Bonilla and Alexander Heller to the podcast!  Giselle is the director of the upcoming film The Musical, which Alexander Heller wrote. The movie stars Tony Award-winning actor Will Brill as Doug Liebowitz, a frustrated playwright and middle school drama teacher.  Doug's ex-girlfriend, Abigail (Gillian Jacobs), the school's art teacher, is now dating his nemesis, Principal Brady (Rob Lowe, who also co-produced the film).  To retaliate and undermine their school's chances of winning a prestigious Blue Ribbon of Academic Excellence, Doug decides to turn the fall musical, West Side Story, into an original, controversial, chaotic production.  The film was selected for the U.S. Dramatic Competition at this year's Sundance Film Festival, where it had its world premiere during the festival's run from January 22 to 27, 2026. This festival marked the last time it would be held in Utah before relocating to its new home in Boulder, Colorado.  The Musical is scheduled to be released nationwide on Friday, September 18.  For this special edition of The Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Alexander Heller and Giselle Bonilla shared how The Musical started out as a short film. They also revealed how Doug has shades of The Producers' Max Bialystock and School of Rock's Dewey Finn.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/jake-s-take-with-jacob-elyachar--4112003/support.

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Take 10 with 10 – September 11, 2026 @ 9:15 am – 1 hour, max1.Shohei Ohtani hits the IL with his knee and bicep that have been problematic since June. He'll be out of the lineup until at least the end of the month. a.The Dodgers have one 7 in a row and nine up in the loss column over the Padres. Do we see Ohtani in the regular season again?b.With what we know now, do you drop him in leagues that do not have Injury rosters?c.Uber prospect Josue De Paula gets the call and is a must-add in all leagues. At least I think so; does he get enough at-bats to matter?2.Let's look at the standings.3.Here are 10 players who've had a great second half. How will you think of them coming into next season's drafts? Maybe a round or round range, or move up on your list, etc…1)Fernando Tatis - .299 BA, 15 HR, 9 SB, 37 RBI2)Rafael Devers - .276 BA, 16 HR, 40 RBI3)Steven Kwan - .353 BA, 1 hit, 3 SB – at least he started hitting, not much else though.4)Jac Caglianone - .328 BA, 8 HR, 3 SB, but only 5 walks in 161 Pas5)Henry Bolte - .293 BA, 7 HR, 8 SB6)Cal Raleigh - .204 BA, 12 HR, 30 SB7)Payton Tolle – 53.0 IP, 3.23 ERA, 72K/12BB8)Reid Detmers – 53.1 IP, 1.37 ERA, 68K/10BB9)Brandon Pfaadt – 63.2 IP, 2.54 ERA, 36K/11BB – only 5 K/910)Logan Henderson – 55.1 IP, 1.95 ERA, 59K/7BB4.Kade Anderson picked up his first win. What have you thought about his MLB debut so far – 21 IP, 4.29 ERA, 16K/8BB, 4.01 xERAa.Is he a guy to target for 2027?5.One thing that happened over our week off was the Orioles signed Luis Robert Jr. after the Mets cut him. It cost them $4 million for the month. They consequently lost five games in a row, and then LRJ was put on the IL.a.Is he done in fantasy managers' eyes, or will somebody take a flyer on him in 2027?b.Fun fact – Do you know that the Orioles paid Chris Davis $3.5 million in deferred compensation in 2026?i.He'll be paid $3.5 million until 2032 and $1.7 million until 2037. He last played in 2020.c.Fun fact 2 – They also paid Bobby Bonilla $500,000. He has a 25-year deferred compensation agreement that ran from 2004 until 2028. Not as bad as the Mets deal. To remind everyone on the Mets deal:i.The Mets agreed to defer 5.9 million of Bonilla's contract for 10 years with an 8% interest rate. The $5.9 million turned into $29.8 million, and the famous amount of $1,193,249.20 is paid out from 2011 to 2035. The Wilpon's and the Mets made the high-interest deal because they talked to their financial advisor, legendary criminal Bernie Madoff, who said he could easily earn double that interest amount, so the Mets made the deal. It clearly did not work out for the Wilpon's and the Mets. You can't make this stuff up.d.Fun fact 3 – There was a lot written about Bernie Madoff and several movies. While everyone knows about the crime and the ensuing drama, the final recovery was announced just last month, and victims got 94% of their actual cash losses. Not trying to downplay the event, but the good news is that most people got back a least the money they invested – nobody will do a movie about that.6.What one hitter are you targeting for this weekend's FAAB?7.What one pitcher are you targeting for this weekend's FAAB?

Many of us are looking around ourselves uneasily at the idea of the amount of nano and microplastics in our environment, so if you are asking yourself what the impact might be, listen on.Talking to us today about the environmental impact of these particles and how they are interacting with our bodies at a cellular level, are our three guests, all of whom have been supported by the EU's research and innovation funding:Luca Nizzetto is chief scientist at the Norwegian Institute for Water Research, in Oslo. He has coordinatedpioneering international research on plastic pollution in agricultural ecosystems, revealing the widespread occurrence of microplastics and their impact on soil fertility and crops. Alba Hernández Bonilla is a professor of Genetics and the leader of the Mutagenesis Group at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. She is particularly interestedin how emerging contaminants may contribute to long-term human health effects. Mark Morrison is a senior consultant with Optimat, in Glasgow. Morrison is interested in how the bacteria and other contaminants get into our bodies by riding on the outside of plastic micro(nano) particles, and what they get up to once they are there!

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EXCLUSIVE: Manuel Bonilla, president of the Fresno Teachers Association, says Fresno Unified’s decision to cut funding for TK-6 field trips and sixth-grade camps will hurt student learning and enrichment opportunities. Bonilla has launched a petition urging the district to restore funding, arguing field trips are essential educational experiences, not optional extras. Guest Co-Host: Alex Tavlian/The SJV Sun sits in for John Broeske. Please Like, Comment and Follow 'Broeske & Musson' on all platforms: --- The ‘Broeske & Musson Podcast’ is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever else you listen to podcasts. --- ‘Broeske & Musson' Weekdays 9-11 AM Pacific on News/Talk 580 AM & 105.9 FM KMJ | Facebook | Podcast| X | - Everything KMJ KMJNOW App | Podcasts | Facebook | X | InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

¿Qué hace realmente extraordinario a un proyecto arquitectónico?Muchas veces no son los elementos que aparecen en las fotografías.Son todas esas decisiones invisibles que ocurren mucho antes de que el proyecto llegue a construirse.En este episodio conversamos con Mariví Bonilla sobre coordinación, criterio, comunicación, planificación y la importancia de los pequeños detalles que sostienen un proyecto de excelencia.Porque detrás de una buena arquitectura existe un trabajo silencioso que pocas veces recibe protagonismo.En este episodio descubrirás:✔ La importancia de la coordinación en un proyecto.✔ Las decisiones invisibles que marcan la diferencia.✔ Cómo anticiparse a los problemas.✔ El valor del criterio profesional.✔ Lo que realmente define la calidad de una obra.Porque la buena arquitectura también se construye en aquello que nadie llega a ver.

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 Nel Bonilla (PhD candidate in Migration Sociology, Social Geography, and Conflict Studies) joins us for an interview about her thoughts on where real Marxism and actual class politics have disappeared to.   Check us out!Nel Bonilla Substackhttps://worldlinesletter.substack.com/ To see all our episodes go to:What's Left? Website: https://whatsleftpodcast.com/iTunes: Spotify: Bitchute: YouTube:  LBRY: Telegram :Odysee:  Googleplaymusic: Rumble 

Entrevista a la presidenta del Foro Feminista de Sevilla, Teresa García

Entrevista a la presidenta del Foro Feminista de Sevilla, Teresa García

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¡Bienvenidos! Hoy en el programa estallamos con el escándalo político que paraliza a Baja California: Marina del Pilar denuncia una emboscada tras la filtración de audios que involucran a Jaime Bonilla, y hoy desmenuzamos qué hay realmente detrás de esta guerra declarada. Además, junto a Óscar Balderas, exponemos las grietas en la investigación del piloto vinculado al "Mayo" Zambada y analizamos la fractura interna en Morena con las posturas de Catalino Zavala y el propio Bonilla; todo esto bajo la mirada crítica de nuestra mesa de análisis —Rosario Robles, Roberto Gil Zuarth y Arturo Maximiliano García—, quienes debatirán este choque de poder, el caso del "Mayo", la sanción a Noroña y los puntos clave de la nueva agenda contra los feminicidios. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

¡Bienvenidos! Hoy en el programa estallamos con el escándalo político que paraliza a Baja California: Marina del Pilar denuncia una emboscada tras la filtración de audios que involucran a Jaime Bonilla, y hoy desmenuzamos qué hay realmente detrás de esta guerra declarada. Además, junto a Óscar Balderas, exponemos las grietas en la investigación del piloto vinculado al "Mayo" Zambada y analizamos la fractura interna en Morena con las posturas de Catalino Zavala y el propio Bonilla; todo esto bajo la mirada crítica de nuestra mesa de análisis —Rosario Robles, Roberto Gil Zuarth y Arturo Maximiliano García—, quienes debatirán este choque de poder, el caso del "Mayo", la sanción a Noroña y los puntos clave de la nueva agenda contra los feminicidios. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

La bronca entre ambos no ha parado. De hecho, el gobierno de Marina del Pilar inició un procedimiento contra Bonilla, por el que fue vinculado a proceso

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En entrevista con Pamela Cerdeira para MVS Noticias, el exgobernador de Baja California, Jaime Bonilla, respondió a la versión de la gobernadora Marina del Pilar, quien aseguró haber sido víctima de una “trampa” durante una reunión en Tijuana en diciembre de 2025.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sara Bueno Bonilla from Spain played Louise LeBreton from France in Delview's production of the musical "Hello Girls". As an international student, Sara found "her people" in the theatre company and adjusted to life in Canada in a short amount of time. In this episode, Mr. Turpin, Mr. Yuill, and I talk to Sara about what it was like being away from home, what it's like in Spain, and her desire to be in more theatre productions and musicals in the future.

Análisis con Nacho Corredor, Estefanía Molina y Ángel Villarino. La cifra concreta de personas migrantes que se han acogido al proceso para regularizar a personas migrantes ha sido 1.170.000 personas. La previsión del Gobierno es que fueran medio millón de personas. El PP matiza su discurso sobre el ley de nietos, los nacionalizados en el extranjero y el voto exterior después de sembrar dudas sobre el procedimiento. El presidente andaluz en funciones, Juanma Moreno  Bonilla se somete hoy a la segunda votación de investidura, después del fracaso del martes por el voto en contra de Vox. Ayuso y Aznar se desmarcan de  Feijóo y rechazan cualquier acercamiento con Junts para una posible moción de censura

Bobby Bonilla Day is back, but the conversation pushes past the easy punchlines to ask whether Mets fans are taking heat for the wrong thing. With deferred money all over baseball and Steve Cohen publicly backing David Stearns, the real Mets frustration may have nothing to do with Bonilla at all. The episode also digs into the Yankees' offensive mess, their glaring needs on the left side of the infield, Aaron Judge's rib injury, and the pressure on Brian Cashman to act with urgency at the trade deadline. Plus, the Knicks face uncertainty around Mitchell Robinson as NBA free agency begins to reshape the New York basketball picture.

Fireman Jim: Fighting fire in the heat, Fireworks, Bonilla Day, Brewers clutch hitting by 102.9 The Hog

Louie hits up the CFB Notebook where he hits memory lane with a look back at the SWC (Southwestern Conference), the origin story of the message boards, then Astros/Rangers with Happy Bobby Bonilla Day.  Very inspired by The Athletic 90's flashback.

El discurso del PP sobre inmigración en los últimos días ha servido a Vox para subir la apuesta: van mucho más allá de las críticas de Feijóo a la ley de nietos que agita el fantasma de la ingeniería electoral. Los de Abascal piden ahora que se anule el voto por correo de los expatriados, de todos aquellos españoles que residen en el extranjero. Por otro lado, el presidente andaluz en funciones, Juanma Moreno  Bonilla ha perdido la primera votación de investidura con el voto en contra de Vox. La ultraderecha ha condicionado su apoyo a la prioridad nacional. Y la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos ha tumbado una de las medidas estrella de Donald Trump, reconociendo el derecho a la ciudadanía a los hijos de los migrantes irregulares que han nacido en el país.

Happy Bobby Bonilla Day! Every July 1, baseball fans celebrate one of the most fascinating financial stories in sports history, as Bobby Bonilla cashes another annual check from the New York Mets—more than a quarter-century after playing his last game for the club. But here's the twist: Bonilla isn't the only former player still getting paid. On this episode of *The Drive with TKras*, we dive into some of the most incredible deferred contracts in baseball history. From Hall of Famers to surprising names you've probably forgotten, TKras breaks down the players who are still collecting paychecks years—even decades—after hanging up their cleats. How did these deals come together? Which teams are still on the hook? And which contract is even crazier than Bobby Bonilla's? It's one of baseball's most unique traditions, and TKras has the stories behind the money on this edition of *The Drive with TKras*.

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A pesar de no haber conseguido la mayoría absoluta, de la que se ha quedado a dos diputados de la mayoría absoluta, Moreno Bonilla quiere gobernar en solitario y confía en hacerlo. El resto de los barones populares que ya han pactado con la ultraderecha le dieron la bienvenida al "lío", que es como llamó el andaluz a los acuerdos con Vox. Desde la dirección nacional del PP, Feijóo se afana ahora en pedir el apoyo para un nuevo ciclo. En el PSOE admiten que los resultados del ciclo electoral no son buenos, aunque niegan que fuese un error mandar a miembros del gobierno como candidatas, como es el caso de María Jesús Montero en Andalucía. El crecimiento de Adelante Andalucía ha abierto una reflexión en la izquierda sobre qué hacer de cara a las elecciones generales: apostar por las izquierdas regionalistas o por una izquierda nacional común. 

El bloque PP+Vox+SALF ha conseguido el 58% de los votos en Andalucía el 17M, apenas 2 puntos menos que en 2022 pese a una participación 8 puntos mayor. Moreno Bonilla pierde la mayoría absoluta pero el PP suma más votos absolutos que en 2022 y alcanza su récord histórico en la comunidad. Y aquí viene la paradoja: este resultado, lejos de debilitar a la derecha española, probablemente acerque a Feijóo a Moncloa. Te explico las dos razones por las que el fracaso entre comillas de Moreno Bonilla puede acabar siendo el mejor regalo electoral para el bloque. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Monográfico con todo el análisis de la victoria del Partido Popular en las elecciones andaluzas a pesar de que Moreno ha periddo la mayoría absoluta. Analizamos las claves de la llave que recupera Vox, la debacle del Partido Socialista, que registra su peor resultado y la subida de la izquierda andalucista de Adelante Andalucía con entrevista a su candidato, José Ignacio García. Àngels Barceló charla también con la candidata socialista, María Jesús Montero. 

Rosana Laviada comenta el cierre de campaña en Andalucía centrado en las encuestas internas del PP que hunden al PSOE de Montero.

Antonio Maíllo, candidato de Por Andalucía a la Junta el próximo 17 de mayo, ha sido entrevistado por Àngels Barceló en Hoy por Hoy. Maíllo tuvo la percepción de que Juanma Moreno "estaba contando los minutos para que acabara el debate" celebrado este lunes y cree que se saltó una "línea roja" con una "utilización partidista de las tragedias" que han asolado a la comunidad en el último año.

Àngels Barceló ha entrevistado este lunes en Hoy por Hoy al candidato de Adelante Andalucía, José Ignacio García, en la recta final de la campaña electoral para las elecciones autonómicas del 17 de mayo. García ha hecho un llamamiento a la movilización del electorado de izquierdas asegurando que "todavía queda una semana de trabajo para convencer a los andaluces de echar a Juanma Moreno". Además, ha reivindicado el carácter andalucista de su formación. "Representamos un partido andalucista sin recibir directrices estatales. Defendemos los intereses del pueblo andaluz y tenemos derecho a ello".

Yordi Rosado platica con Fernando Bonilla sobre su experiencia en La Oficina y los proyectos que vienen en su carrera. Una charla imperdible para conocer los detalles detrás de cámaras y el futuro de este gran talento.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

¡Tu dosis diaria de entretenimiento total! Acompaña a Yordi Rosado en un espacio vibrante lleno de energía, donde los grandes invitados, las risas y la mejor información al día son los protagonistas. Diviértete con ingeniosos juegos y dinámicas, participa por increíbles regalos y disfruta de la mejor selección musical. Todo lo que necesitas para mantenerte informado y entretenido en un solo lugar.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Luis Herrero analiza junto a Ana Sánchez, Marisol Hernández y Carmen Tomás la encuesta en Andalucía.

“There are parts of the business and finance world that are invested in making these things seem intimidating and scary. We really enjoy making things more approachable.” — Alex MayyasiWhat's the last taboo? The thing that we are totally embarrassed to discuss? No, not sex. It's money. At least according to Alex Mayyasi — frequent contributor to NPR's Planet Money — who has just published Planet Money: How to Live Richer, Spend Smarter, and Afford the Life You Want, a field guide to the big economic forces that shape our working, saving, loving and leisure lives.Mayyasi argues that money is the last taboo. We talk openly (perhaps too openly) about our sex lives now. But we still don't talk about our money lives — not with spouses, not with parents, not with our children. Companies that have tried full salary transparency report uncomfortable conversations about race and gender. Thus the need for Mayyasi's new book. It's not exactly porn, but Planet Money is designed to liberate us from our last taboo. Five Takeaways•       The Economy Was Invented During the Great Depression: If you asked someone a hundred years ago how the economy was doing, you'd get a strange look back. The concept didn't exist. It was the Depression that forced the question — because Roosevelt and his advisers had no way of knowing whether the New Deal was working. An economist was tasked with the Don Quixote-like job of counting every transaction in America to produce a single number: GDP. We have lived inside that number ever since.•       Money Is More Embarrassing Than Sex: We talk freely about sex now. We still don't talk about money — not with spouses, not with parents, not with children. Mayyasi advocates for salary transparency, even though companies that have tried it report uncomfortable conversations about race and gender pay gaps. The discomfort is the point. Maybe we need a Freud of finance to liberate us from the last taboo.•       Financial Time Travel: Markets give us the ability to move money through time — into the future through saving, or from the future to the present through borrowing. Student loans are the most relatable form: young people pulling their future income backwards to fund the human capital they need to earn it. Consumption smoothing across the life cycle is a perfectly valid use of debt, as long as you don't assume the future will be richer than it actually turns out to be.•       Productive Risk Versus Nihilistic Gambling: The GameStop ride looks quaint compared to today's parlay bets on whether a certain word will appear in the State of the Union. Higher risk, higher reward is a continuum, and savvy careers are built on calculated risks. But there is a difference between productive risk — the kind that builds businesses and careers — and the nihilistic flip of a coin. Knowing the difference is half of financial literacy.•       Bobby Bonilla and the Magic of Compound Interest: Bonilla agreed to defer his $6 million Mets salary for decades. Every year, the Mets still send him a cheque for over $1 million, which drives Mets fans insane. It looks bone-headed, but it is exactly how every successful retirement plan works: give up consumption now, let compound interest do its work, enjoy something like $30 million in the future. Bonilla was savvier than his critics. We can all learn from him. About the GuestAlex Mayyasi is a writer and frequent contributor to NPR's Planet Money. His new book, Planet Money: How to Live Richer, Spend Smarter, and Afford the Life You Want, was published this week.References:•       Planet Money: How to Live Richer, Spend Smarter, and Afford the Life You Want by Alex Mayyasi.•       Episode 2863: An Anticapitalist Mutiny — Noam Scheiber on the rise and revolt of the college-educated working class. The other side of Planet Money.About Keen On AmericaNobody asks more awkward questions than the Anglo-American writer and filmmaker Andrew Keen. In Keen On America, Andrew brings his pointed Transatlantic wit to making sense of the United States — hosting daily interviews about the history and future of this now venerable Republic. With nearly 2,800 episodes since the show launched on TechCrunch in 2010, Keen On America is the most prolific intellectual interview show in the history of podcasting.WebsiteSubstackYouTubeApple PodcastsSpotify Chapters:(00:31) - Introduction: things aren't quite right on Planet Money (03:18) - The Great Moderation: a fantastic run that we forgot to celebrate (05:49) - The economy was invented during the Great Depression (07:52) - Aristotle's oikonomia: economics has always been personal (09:20) - The Planet Money DNA: storytelling and the bank teller who met the ATM (13:23) - Why money makes everybody nervous (16:02) - Crypto out, AI in: the great pivot of the writing process (17:49) - Economists and AI: the longer perspective (20:03) - Financial time travel: student loans as moving income through time (22:40) - Productive risk versus nihilistic gambling (24:41) - Does money make you happy? Beyond the $60,000 plateau (27:25) - GDP versus the planet: externalities and corporate DNA (30:15) - More embarrassing than sex: why we can't talk about money (33:19) - Salary transparency: the case of Sweden (41:47) - Bobby Bonilla, the Mets, and the magic of compound interest (45:48) - Insurance as peace of mind  

The 50th episode of Platform Chats marks a milestone as host Walt Bleser sits down with Anamaria Bonilla, former Chief Engineer of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority Metro‑North Railroad, to reflect on a career shaped by AREMA and a shared commitment to doing the work the right way as part of North America's largest transportation network. Bonilla recounts her journey into rail engineering, the challenges of modernizing legacy systems, and the pride she takes in building a strong, principled engineering team prepared for the future. It's an episode about mentorship, knowledge‑sharing, and the lasting impact one leader can have on people and the profession.

In this episode, listeners get to know the leadership of the California Pharmacists Association (CPhA), exploring their professional journeys, personal backgrounds, and the experiences that shaped their commitment to advancing the pharmacy profession. Susan Bonilla, CEO of the California Pharmacists Association, joins Dr. Sean Kim, PharmD, Vice President of Practice & Professional Development at CPhA, to discuss California's progress in pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) reform. As the largest state in the nation, California continues to play a significant role in shaping policies that strengthen patient access to pharmacy care and improve transparency within the prescription drug supply chain. Bonilla and Kim share insights into the reforms California has achieved, the legislative and regulatory priorities currently underway, and how these efforts may influence PBM reform conversations across the country. The PBM Reform Podcast is sponsored by the American Pharmacy Cooperative, Inc. (APCI). APCI's sponsorship supports the production of this program but does not imply affiliation with the individual guests, nor endorsement of the views, opinions, or insights shared by podcast hosts or guests. APCI does not endorse any statements or content discussed on the PBM Reform Podcast or across the Pharmacy Podcast Network. Please reach out to the APCI Communication's team for additional information. 

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