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Tsaa, tsaa, Bonzai! Er zijn weinig feestjes waar de naam van het legendarische Antwerpse label niet mee gescandeerd wordt. Hoewel DJ Fly deze track niet produceerde, gaf zijn label begin jaren 90 wel een thuis aan iconische producers. De ‘Godfather van Bonzai' stond zo aan de wieg van een indrukwekkende ravecultuur die nog altijd niet is uitgedaverd. Naast het management van het label, staat Fly ook al tientallen jaren achter de draaitafels. Meer recent doet hij dat als een helft van de Bonzai All Stars, die niet alleen retroklassiekers, maar ook nieuwe producties op het publiek loslaten. Dit doen ze in België en buurlanden of op een eigen Bonzai-event, zoals dat in de WaagnatieDuik mee in de wereld van Bonzai en ontdek waarom een klein Japans boompje de inspiratie was voor het grote Antwerpse label. DJ Fly laat ons meekijken in de Bonzaistudio's en vertelt onder andere welke bekende remix op twee uurtjes klaar moest zijn. Verder kom je te weten wat deze Allstar precies vindt van het nummer ‘The Fly Is Dead' en waarom hij zich na een succesvolle set toch wat zorgen maakte over een verdacht zweepje.We zijn enorm dankbaar dat de grondlegger van Bonzai ons een kijkje achter de schermen gaf van de geschiedenis, het heden en de toekomst van de scene. Kan je niet wachten op meer verhalen over de wereld van de Belgische dance? Mis dan geen enkele aflevering van The Beat of Belgium.

Jean-Marie Corda est un ancien artiste de rue, ex-acteur et réalisateur porno, multi-entrepreneur et fondateur de la plateforme Bonzai.pro pour les créateurs de contenus.https://www.bonzai.pro/https://www.instagram.com/jm.cordahttps://x.com/bonzaiceoCHAPITRES0:00 Introduction et retour de Jean-Marie Corda4:10 Son Addiction Sexuelle16:37 Impact de la Consommation30:43 Vision et Ambition33:39 Contrôle et Spiritualité39:09 La Douleur40:27 L'environnement et la peur du rejet43:33 La quête d'accomplissement48:03 Le charisme52:26 Construire sa propre vision58:25 Domination positive et négative1:11:26 Réactions face à l'humiliation1:20:30 La faiblesse et ses conséquences1:24:38 La Reconstruction de l'Âme1:25:38 Le Charisme comme Outil1:27:42 L'IA et l'Avenir de l'Humanité1:30:44 Dystopie ou Espoir ?1:33:25 La Marque Personnelle1:33:50 L'Interaction Humaine : Un Luxe1:37:52 Stratégies pour l'Avenir1:39:15 Disparités de Classe et Avenir1:43:50 La Réalité des Générations1:45:21 Revenu Universel et Dystopie1:46:30 L'Action Individuelle1:50:17 Compétences pour l'Avenir1:54:29 Experts et Communicants1:57:32 Collaboration entre ExpertsLIENS PODCASTS• Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/1yqDTNuuLcagrP3Z0jwBzz• Apple Podcasts : https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/biom%C3%A9canique/id1456142727• Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/@UCQlJ8F6VtTThflbkhdJmXWA LIENS RÉSEAUX SOCIAUX & SITE• Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/biomecaniquepodcast/• Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/BiomecaniquePodcast/• Tiktok : https://www.tiktok.com/@biomecaniquepodcast• Discord : https://discord.gg/EAe8aKRJ9N• Website : https://biomecaniquepodcast.com• Newsletter : https://biomecaniquepodcast.com/Lettre Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Réécoutez Maxximum DJ's avec Bonzai Bazik Beat du vendredi 11 avril 2025

Playlist 1. Blue Alphabet - Conquest (12" version) (1996) 2. Groove Park - So What (1996) 3. Roel Butzen - Sequence (1994) 4. Franky Jones - Trancomatic (Jones & Stephenson Flight Over Tibet) (1996) 5. Kosmik Experience - Flexi Track (Paradise Mix) (1994) 6. BWP Experiments - Synapsys (1994) 7. Transvaalian Orbit - Whales (1995) 8. BWP Experiments - Feel The House Of E (1993) 9. Cherrymoon Trax - Let There Be House (1994) 10. Jones & Stephenson - The Third Rebirth (1995) 11. Cherrymoon Trax - The House Of House (1994) 12. Blue Alphabet - Cybertrance (1994) 13. Avalone - No Proper Time Of Day (Part 1) (1995) 14. Shadow Dancers - Silicium Head (1995) 15. Insider - Analog Choir (1995) 16. DJ Franky Jones - Trancid Overdose (Extreme Mix) (1994) 17. Introspective - Land Of The Rising Sun (1993) 18. Cherrymoon Trax - In My Electric House (original 12" mix) (1996) 19. Cortex Thrill - Syndrome (1995) 20. Franky Jones - Overwhelming Rain (Jones & Stephenson mix) (1994) 21. No Man's Land - Termination ZX (1993) 22. Trax Star - Rave-O-Matic (1995) 23. Phrenetic System - Concrete Box (1993) 24. Phrenetic System - Wayfarer (Mayday mix) (1994) 25. Axel Stephenson - Varcaz In Trance (1995) 26. Cortex Thrill - Medium (1994) 27. Jones & Stephenson - The First Rebirth (1993) 28. Cortex Thrill - Deep Infinity (1995) 29. DJ Hitch-Hiker & DJ Jacques Dumont - A New Dimension (1995) 30. Cortex Thrill - Innerspace (1994) 31. Dave Davis - Transfiguration (1996) Jean Lostebien live turntable at Marzan Prod Studio's. ℗ & © 2025 Marzan Prod. MP MP3 287 - 24.02.2025 - Switzerland.

For this months edition of Acoustic pleasure we welcome on board Nytefix and Sim. Nytefix & Sim have masterfully carved their niche in the electronic music landscape, evolving from accomplished individual artists to a formidable duo. Their recent endeavors and partnerships reflect a journey marked by relentless innovation and an unwavering commitment to the pulse of the underground scene. With tracks like “Soulbind” again hitting the Beatport charts and making its mark on Perfecto Records' esteemed Perfecto Black, Nytefix & Sim are not just releasing music; they're shaping the future of techno. Their two releases on Bonzai Progressive (“Psychic Rush” and “ Skynet”) were both critically acclaimed, again crushing the Beatport charts. The recognition and support from industry titans like Paul Oakenfold, Andy Woldman, Ranj Kaler, Lee Jordan, Lexicon Avenue, Mind of Us, Fordal, Brent Lawson, Nila, and so many more. It personifies their significant impact and the resonant connection they forge with their audience through every beat and melody. As we step into 2025, the trajectory of Nytefix & Sim is marked by continual growth, groundbreaking music, and an expanding legacy that echoes through the electronic music scene. With releases coming on Forensic's sister label Twelvepoint, Pro-B Tech, and Bonzai it's just the start to the next level. Their journey is a testament to their passion, creativity, and the vibrant community they build with every track. Keep a close watch on Nytefix & Sim—their story is evolving, and the best is indeed yet to come. This is their Acoustic pleasure debut and we are quite sure you are going to be hearing plenty more from these two this year

Gremmah ft Weston and Bonzai EP15 on Sub FM 1st March 2025 - https://www.sub.fm

Playlist 1. Blue Alphabet - Conquest (12" version) (1996) 2. Groove Park - So What (1996) 3. Roel Butzen - Sequence (1994) 4. Franky Jones - Trancomatic (Jones & Stephenson Flight Over Tibet) (1996) 5. Kosmik Experience - Flexi Track (Paradise Mix) (1994) 6. BWP Experiments - Synapsys (1994) 7. Transvaalian Orbit - Whales (1995) 8. BWP Experiments - Feel The House Of E (1993) 9. Cherrymoon Trax - Let There Be House (1994) 10. Jones & Stephenson - The Third Rebirth (1995) 11. Cherrymoon Trax - The House Of House (1994) Jean Lostebien live turntable at Marzan Prod Studio's. ℗ & © 2025 Marzan Prod. MP MP3 287 - 24.02.2025 - Switzerland.

Andy has carved out a solid reputation on the underground music scene over the last number of years. He's seen releases on All Day I Dream, The Soundgarden, Perfecto Black, Bonzai, ICONYC, UV, ONEDOTSIXTWO, Black Hole Recordings, Modern Agenda and many more. Owner of INU Musika and Color Vitae Record Labels. He's played at some of the biggest events in his country, alongside the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Luis Junior, Dr Motte, Steve Parry Pig&dan, Weekend Heroes, Hot Since 82,John O Fleming, Kasie Taylor, Paul Van Dyk, Armin Van Buuren, Infected Mushroom and many more. Andy also has played B2B with the legend Sandra Collins, releasing their EP called "Insane" under Abstractive Music. He just made his debut in Europe at the legendary Club M7 in Barcelona, Spain and the ADE (Amsterdam Dance Event), playing 2 dates at the legendary club Kashmere Lounge. Also Andy has a spot in big festivals like EDC México (10 years anniversary) and Beyond Wonderland (Pepsi stage) Festival. And several clubs in México like: Disco Radar, Normadie, Casa Morelos, Ephimera Tulum (Livestream and Ephimera Takes Over),Herr Tlacuache (Oaxaca), Casa Estambul (Oaxaca),Vinyl Box, Kanan (Tulum),Buuts Ha (Tulum), Aguva (Tulum), Tulum Downtown Radio and many more. His exploits have led him to work with many artists. In particular, Pedro Eustache – himself a celebrated artist having worked with some of the biggest names in music like Hans Zimmer, Paul McCartney, Yanni and many more. Together they are working on a new genre, creating an atmospheric style full of synths and wind instruments called: Multi- Directional Electronica. They just debuted their project at the most important synthesizer festival in the world called SYNTHPLEX in Los Angeles CA, as well as they were also chosen be the 100th release of the legendary label PerfectoBlack, Paul Oakenfold´s record label. ► Connect with KX: www.facebook.com/kx.podcast www.instagram.com/kx.podcast ► Support: www.facebook.com/AndyWoldmanOfficial/ www.instagram.com/andywoldman

Réécoutez Maxximum DJ's avec Bonzai Bazik Beat du vendredi 6 décembre 2024

Send us a textSix-time Grammy-winning mix engineer James Bonzai Caruso returns to reveal the secrets behind crafting award-winning albums. From his formative days in New Jersey to collaborating with music legends like Damian and Stephen Marley, James's journey is both inspiring and enlightening. As he shares his role in shaping Grammy-winning projects, listeners will gain valuable insights into the essential skills of a mix engineer and the passion required to excel in the music industry. His early experiences at Secret Sound Studios, working with icons such as Melly Mel and Whitney Houston, highlight the importance of perseverance and dedication.Listeners are invited to explore the intricate world of music production with Bonzai as their guide. From his transition from an aspiring guitarist to a seasoned engineer and producer, James delves into the emotional and spiritual connections that music evokes. The episode sheds light on the technical and artistic balance needed to capture a song's initial energy, whether building from scratch or enhancing existing tracks. Bonzai also reflects on navigating the challenges of working with high-profile artists, sharing anecdotes from his collaborations with Stephen Marley and Biggie Smalls.As the music industry evolves, so too does Bonzai's career, adapting to technological advancements and embracing change. The discussion also explores the impact of AI in modern music studios, including the innovative Shrine Studios in Las Vegas. Beyond the studio, Bonzai shares his love for Italian cuisine, current projects, and exciting collaborations. This episode offers an engaging look into the mind of a music industry titan, full of personal stories and professional wisdom that will resonate with music lovers and aspiring engineers alike.

Here we go! The biggest TRANCE episode to date! BONZAI RECORDS! One of my favorite labels out there who is still going strong! Their unique brand of trance was always noticeable - progressive in nature, and emotional in delivery, BONZAI never failed to deliver fantastic releases. Even home to one of my favorite releases of all time, THE FIRST REBIRTH. And as a little treat, Mr OLLIE JAYE gave us our second exclusive, his remix of Loreen's "Tattoo" under his new alias, LONE WOLF. I'm sure I'll be doing a part 2 on this one as so many missed records! Tracklisting: 01. The Blackmaster - Club Confidential 02. Moon Project - Glow (Moon Edit) 03. MIKE - Sunrise At Palamos 04. Carot Club Trax - Night & Day (Club Mix) 05. Moon Project - House Builder (Yves Deruyter Remix) 06. Tyrome - Electric Voodoo (Club Attack) 07. Blue Alphabet - Madagascar Cafe (Blah Blah Music) 08. V-One - Dead Cities 09. Limited Growth - Prisoners Of Ecstasy (Jagas Impression) 10. Philippe Van Mullem - Tethys 11. Musix - Is This the Way I Feel 12. Meridian - Reach For the Stars 13. Magnetix - Sphere Of Loneliness 14. L-Vee - Tears 15. DJ Looney Tune - Boom! On the Moon (Fire & Ice Remix) 16. Parker & Clind - Cosmos 17. Loreen - Tattoos (Lone Wolf Remix) 18. Fun-Tastic - Inside Your Soul 19. Jones & Stephenson - The First Rebirth (Airwave Remix) 20. Push - Universal Nation (Tall Paul Remix) 21. Phrenetic System - After the Meteor 22. Danger - Phase III 23. Front 242 - Headhunter 2000 (M.I.K.E.'s & B's Generator Remix) 24. Sunscreem - Exodus (Fire & Ice Remix) 25. Freebase - Broken (Fire & Ice Remix) 26. Body Shock - Sleepless 27. Philippe Van Mullem - La 7ieme Note (Part 1) 28. Fire & Ice - Silent Cry 29. Fire & Ice - Outer Space 30. X-Tron - Imagine Yourself 31. Stephen Parker - Phases Pad 32. Cloud 69 - Sixty Nine Ways 33. Philippe Van Mullem - Multipass 1 34. Airwave - Innerspace 35. Planisphere - Deep Blue Dream BUY ALL THINGS BONZAI: https://www.beatport.com/label/bonzai-classics/2079 NEXT EPISODE: DJ MISJAH & X-TRAX RECORDS  

Gremmah b2b Bonzai on Sub FM 17th August 2024 - https://www.sub.fm

Episode 48 of Noisetalgia is here and it takes us back to golden era of Belgian trance and the label that dominated it all! It's time for Bonzai Records showcase! Enjoy! Get your own "I'M HERE FOR THE CLASSICS t-shirt: https://www.redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/Noisetalgia-I-m-Here-For-The-Classics-White-Logo-by-allaboutnoise/153248347.FB110.XYZ To download this podcast without voiceovers and also access the next episode 2 weeks before everyone else visit: https://www.patreon.com/noisetalgia Thank you for your support! iTunes podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/pl/podcast/noisetalgia-with-indecent-noise/id1662313355 Yves Deruyter - The Rebel DJ Looney Tune - Workstation (M.I.K.E.'s Energized Remix) Extreme Trax - Final Fantasy The Green Martian - Industry Yves Deruyter - Calling Earth Push - Universal Nation Fire & Ice - Forever Young Sunscreem - Exodus (Fire & Ice Remix) Airwave - Above The Sky Push - The Legacy Extreme Trax - Don't Hold Back Yves Deruyter - To The Rhythm (Signum Remix) V-One - Dead Cities Plastic Boy - Twixt Yves Deruyter - Back To Earth (Rave Mix) Yves Deruyter - Music-Non-Stop Push - Strange World (2000 Remake) Cherrymoon Trax - Let There Be House Marco Bailey - This Is My Groove Cherrymoon Trax - The House Of House Marco Bailey - Scorpia Jones & Stephenson - The First Rebirth

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW ~Season 10, Episode 12~ On this edition of the Doom Charts Countdown, we talk about an entry from the August list that fooled us all: the AI project HAIL DARKNESS (see: https://haildarkness.substack.com/p/what-is-real-nothing-is-real). Another packed episode of talk 'n' rock with hosts Billy Goate (Editor, Doomed & Stoned), John Gist (Vegas Rock Revolution), and Bucky Brown (The Ripple Effect), all voting members of the Doom Charts. PLAYLIST August 2024 Doom Charts Countdown INTRO (00:00) 1. Supersonic Dragon Wagon (#29) - "Dreams" (00:31) HOST SEGMENT I (06:09) 2. Quintana (#18) - "The Traveler" (31:48) 3. Thunderbird Divine (#11) - "Last Laugh" (36:34) 4. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard (#19) - "Field of Vision" (41:33) HOST SEGMENT II (45:08) 5. Barbarian Hermit (#13) - "Battle of Kompromat" (1:08:36) 6. Dark Shaman (#33) - "She's in Love with the Devil" (1:14:11) 7. Hail Darkness (#12) - "Luciferan Dawn" (1:17:51) HOST SEGMENT III (1:23:39) 8. delving (#10) - "Omnipresence" (1:38:33) 9. Sidewinder (#9) - "Guardians" (1:45:45) 10. Anciients (#8) - "Despoiled" (1:50:56) HOST SEGMENT IV (1:56:11) 11. Cobranoid (#7) - "Flesh And Bone" (2:09:06) 12. Erronaut (#6) - "Per Contra" (2:12:54) 13. EMU (#5) - "New Age" (2:18:32) HOST SEGMENT V (2:26:11) 14. Valley of the Sun (#4) - "The Late Heavy Bombardment" (3:01:19) 15. Fostermother (#3) - "Wraith" (3:05:37) 16. Mammoth Volume (#2) - "Diablo III: Faces In The Water" (3:10:16) 17. Free Ride (#1) - "Outsider" (3:13:13) BONUS TRACKS: 18. Kurokuma (#16) - "Fenjaan" (3:18:44) 19. Las Historias (#37) - "Hell Bird" (3:28:23) 20. Bonzai (#20) - "Nightmare Always Ends" (3:22:40)

Nineteen-eighty-four launched a number of sci-fi/comedy franchises, including Ghostbusters, Gremlins, The Toxic Avenger, and the continuation of series like Star Trek and Indiana Jones. Meanwhile, action/comedies like Beverly Hills Cop and Romancing the Stone found success with audiences. Overall, theatergoers preferred lighter fare as opposed to weighty adaptations like Dune and, well, 1984. So what better time to release a movie about a physicist, neurosurgeon, test pilot, rock star, and secret agent - and that's just the main character. Starring Peter Weller, John Lithgow, Christopher Lloyd, Jeff Goldblum, Clancy Brown, and Ellen Barkin, the film by writer Earl Mac Rauch and director W. D. Richter seemed set up to be an instant Eighties classic - except no one went to see it. Although its franchise hopes cratered on impact, the improbably titled film has earned a cult following in the forty years since, while its many stars became Eighties icons themselves. Join us we follow The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension… because no matter where you go, there you are.   For more geeky podcasts visit GonnaGeek.com   You can find us on iTunes under ''Legends Podcast''. Please subscribe and give us a positive review. You can also follow us on Twitter @LegendsPodcast or even better, send us an e-mail: LegendsPodcastS@gmail.com   You can write to Rum Daddy directly: rumdaddylegends@gmail.com You can find all our contact information here on the Network page of GonnaGeek.com Our complete archive is always available at www.legendspodcast.com, www.legendspodcast.libsyn.com

Bonzai (@bonzai.wub) out of Edmonton, representing the Umbral Sound System, live in the booth laying down some dense dubstep and trippy trapPlaylist: TRIP B - MOTIONRAFEEKI - Endangered Species w/ IndobeatsDETRE - Ghost FlipVislve - Wide BandsMedicine Place & Mousal - Like DatBlurrd VZN, Don Jamal - Old SkoolBonzai - Devil's TrillCorporeal - In Medias ResFLY - Thief in the Nightjordnmoody - OTRAPsyoptic - Siren's CallBonzai - Feel it Out X Silk RoadPhurn - BristileconeEAZYBAKED - THICC (Sienna Loggins flip)Qualia - ESCPE - EvolveMr. Carmack - shiny disco ballsWraz - Zumba (Caballero remix)FLY - London (BIA, J Cole Flip)CHOMPPA - RATATA (Skrillex, Missy Elliot Flip)Somah - Dark ArtsDRMWVR - Watchu Need x Gas Pedal - MashupMousai X It Might Be Dylan - Blowing Tree'sDeafadil - TrustZURGLIN - Bad Bitch (Lexi Panterra Flip)Basura & Bwompster - IDBen's Den - dabbledoomSEPHYR - somuchfornoiseBonzai & Sorsari - SacrilegeSeeded Vision X Supertask - MigrationChef Boyarbeatz - Cruise ControlS P L I T - Run Thatsaka - ShenlongThe Greys - Real Sh

The legendary Jan Vervloet graces the Bonzai Basik Beats control room for this weeks show, serving up an outstanding, epic oldskool set to whet the appetite for the weekend ahead. Top-notch cuts come from the likes of Apshai, Thunderball, Commander Tom, Attaboy, Jens Lissat, Jens, Tripix, Jones & Stephenson, DJ Ghost, Danny C, Dave Davis, Joyrider, Trax-Star and many more oldskool Bonzai sounds. 1. Apshai - Transe Mutation (Goodnight Ravers) 2. Trax-Star - Rave-O-Matic (Original Mix) 3 .Thunderball - Bonzai Channel One (Original Mix) 4. Thunderball vs Commander Tom - It's Your DJ vs Are am Eye 5. Thunderball - Thunderdance (Original Mix) 6. Dave Davis - Transfiguration (Original Mix) 7. Pilldriver - Impossible X-T-C (Original Mix) 8. Protect System - Arachnophobia (Original Mix) 9. Jan Vervloet vs Dj Ghost - Super Dry (Original Mix) 10 .Protect System - Simplicity (Original Mix) 11. Attaboy - For America (Original Mix) 12. Jens - Loops & Tings (Original Mix) 13. Leviathan - Go Back (Original Mix) 14. Joyrider - The Deadline (Original Mix) 15. Tripix - Gate-X (Original Mix) 16. The Montini Experience - Astrosyn (Original Mix) 17. Jones & Stephenson - The First Rebirth (Dj Ghost & Danny C Remix) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Embark on an emotional odyssey with indie sensation International GT and his poignant new album, "Night of the Win." It's a narrative of personal turmoil, from GT's father's health scare to tackling the album solo, all while paying homage to the late Kobe Bryant. We weave in the sage advice of GT's mentor, James 'Bonzai' Caruso, whose legendary touch casts a resonant echo through the music industry. In our candid conversation, we uncover the heartstrings of music creation and the invaluable role mentorship plays in artist development.With the digital era reshaping the music-scape, we examine how streaming platforms have become the new radio, spotlighting artists like Snoop Dogg and spotlighting the creative hustle now required to carve out a niche. From TikTok trends to the nitty-gritty of streaming royalties, our talk navigates these revolutionary waters, revealing the intricate dance between creativity and commerce. Join us as we map out the seismic shifts in production, distribution, and revenue, charting a course for understanding the business behind the beats.As we gaze toward the horizon, the future of the music industry beams back with a spectrum of possibilities and challenges. Atlanta's shifting scene, the value of masters to major labels, and the rise of the direct-to-consumer model – all hold keys to the kingdom of music success. We spotlight mavericks like Hit-boy and Nipsey Hussle, who bet big on their art and won the devotion of fans worldwide. Hear how embracing innovation and fan-centric strategies can not only sustain artists but also propel them into music immortality.

This week, on episode 157 of the Anybody Can Do This Show, Neighbor and Ralph are joined by tattooist, photographer, and artist Jess Scutella. Jess joins to discuss his journey through tattooing (which has taken them all over the world), their work with the Bonzai at Phipps Conservatory, and spending time as the resident artist for the Allegheny County Parks Department. Jess also sticks around for session of BoBTC on Instagram censorship and jewelry. A huge thank you to Jess for joining and yinz for listening. As always, the questionnaire is live on Instagram @theanybodycandothisshow and the Counter Punch inbox is live at theacdtshow@gmail.com if you want to be featured on next week's episode. Funniest entry wins a tee shirt every week!

Former Ottawa Senator and AHL Hall of Fame Class of 2024 member Dennis Bonvie joins the show. Universally respected for his fearless style, Bonvie is pro hockey's most penalized player with a combined 4804 PIM in the NHL and AHL. Bonzai is a must listen for any hockey fan.This episode is brought to you by Betano. Visit https://www.betano.ca to check them out!Want to watch the show? Head over to our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ComingInHotWithWallaceAndRyanFollow us on Instagram @cominginhotsensFollow us on Twitter @cominginhotsens.Reach out to sales@thenationnetwork.com to connect with our Sales Team and discuss opportunities to partner with us!f Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ta ta ta ta, "Show me sand the floor!" Haha! Yes! We're back with another volume in our 80s kids adventure series and this time we're joined by Frank from Silverscreeners podcast and Daniel-San! Bonzai!!! We go in on the 1984 classic and share some awesome reviews and thoughts on this latest revisit of the almost 40 year old classic! Come for the flys with chopsticks, stay for the skeleton costumes! Check it out now! --make sure to check out Silver Screeners podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/be/podcast/silver-screeners/id1567320117 *Released the weekend of 9/22/2023

 Ben Okurum'un bu bölümünde Latin Amerika Edebiyatı'na yeni bir soluk getiren Şilili yazar ve şair Alejandro Zambra'nın ilk romanı Bonzai var. Deniz Yüce Başarır, kültür sanat gazeteciliğinin aktif isimlerinden Can Öktemer'le yazarın Ağaçların Özel Hayatı ve Eve Dönmenin Yolları başta olmak üzere hemen hemen tüm eserlerini masaya yatırırken, sohbet Şili'ye ve Şili halkının yaşadığı zulümlere de uzanıyor. Ve elbette şiirsel bir metin olan Bonzai'den en etkili bölümlerden birkaçı da Başarır tarafından seslendiriliyor. 

Oliver drops his brand new HI-LO track "Bonzai" as well as new bangers from Swedish House Mafia, Purple Disco Machine, Solardo & Joshwa, Jauz, Will K and many more on a fresh #HeldeepRadio! #heldeepradio | https://twitter.com/OliverHeldens | https://www.facebook.com/OliverHeldens

It's Wednesday afternoon and that means a brand new episode of Better Lait Than Never is ready to recap the last week in Edmonton Oilers land with a healthy dose of randomness mixed in to keep things light.To kick off this week's podcast, I got started with a podcast confession that I haven't been watching any hockey at all after the Oilers got knocked out in the second round. So what have I been doing to occupy my time, you might be wondering? The answer is a whole lot of nonsense. Somehow, I've found myself locked in these random TikTok holes that range from Bonzai pruning to pressure-washing driveways, but at the same time, I'm enjoying these silly videos way more than anything the NHL playoffs have to offer. Getting back to hockey, I kicked off the news by wishing Mattias Ekholm a very happy 33rd birthday and celebrated by playing a hilarious clip from the interview he recently gave to Christine Simpson over at Sportsnet. From there, I dove into Frank Seravalli's Top 50 UFA list over at Daily Faceoff and tried to figure out if any of the names listed would be realistic fits for the Oilers based on their current needs and cap space. With some potential shopping out of the way, I finished up the news with a look at the GM news that came out of Toronto and Calgary, including the funny spat between Brendan Shanahan and Kyle Dubas. Lastly, I wrapped up the episode with another Righteous Sack Beating and a fresh round of voicemails to get your take on what's been going on over the last week. Oh, and subscribe to my YouTube channel.Want to leave a voicemail for next week's show? Do it here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andy here – as I'm putting the finishing touches on Tracks of Our Queers' second season, I thought I'd share some previews from my favourite episodes so far.Here's the first 10 minutes of my conversation with Bonzai Bonner, a DJ, nightlife promoter and activist based in Glasgow.You can find and subscribe to Tracks of Our Queers wherever you get your podcasts.

On Today's episode, the boys talk about Season 2, Episode 13 of the Bad Batch! The hit on such topics as club Lao Che, Indiana Jones, Phee shot first, ERF, Star Wars Moana, Space Tom Petty, and broken rope bridges?!?!? Join us! https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/pr0ynrMp8xb - On the Discords! https://discord.gg/WyRcK5cf6F - and the Facebooks!  https://www.facebook.com/EGTNerdom/ - Or the Instagram!  https://www.instagram.com/egtnerdom/

Sigue la racha imparable desde el retorno del mundial, ya son 13 partidos desde entonces con tan sólo una derrota, allá por el 8 de enero, contra, precisamente, el rival del próximo domingo. La victoria contra el Almería por 2-1, podría haber sido igual que la que vivimos contra el Sevilla, pero al final, se convirtió en la misma que la semana pasada contra el Rayo. Muchísimas ocasiones en la 1ª y 2ª parte que no terminan de convertirse, para que los últimos 15 minutos se nos pongan las “gonadas” de corbata ante el empuje del rival y la caída física de los nuestros. El próximo encuentro, será el domingo a las 16:15, de momento la previsión meteorológica dice que estará nublado, suponemos que porque Xavi ya ha contratado unos toldos gigantes para que no haya sol, que eso perjudica mucho a los culés, tras lo dicho en su última rueda de prensa. Disfruten en rojiblanco.SUMARIO:1.- Presentación (0:00:00)2.- Las batallas del abuelo (Editorial) (0:01:58)3.- El cuadernillo de Óscar con @elabuchus (0:07:00)4.- Jesús en un bar con @Doniphon62 “Billionaire” de Travie McCoy con Bruno Mars (0:11:24)5.- Tertulia Atlética con @Lera_atm @PineroGomez1 @ChamiNorte y @MiguelNicolasOS(0:17:45) 6.- “Sol Naciente” un relato de @MiguelNicolasOS (1:25:03)Todo ello presentado y dirigido por Eduardo de Atleti (@EduardoDeAtleti) Podéis dejar vuestras opiniones sobre este programa, tanto en los comentarios de esta entrada, como en Spreaker.com, iVoox.com, Twitter y Facebook Tienen todas las melodías y músicas del programa en esta lista de Spotify

We're getting hyped up for the impending Wrestlemania 9 with the March 27 1993 episode of WWF Superstars and a special March 28 1993 March to Wrestlemania. Jack Tunney even shows his face at the contract signing between Yokozuna and Bret Hart that ends disastrously. We also see in action Macho Man, Money Inc, Mr. Perfect, Tatanka and more as we gear up and get thankful for WM9 to finally happen.

Thorsten Hammer is a dj and producer of delicious and unique electronic music from the German‘s creative `Rhein-Main-Area ́, born in Karlsruhe and raised up in the south of the Palatinate, a historical region with wonderful nature and famous for their good wine, food and lovely people, head of Ametist Records and part of Adamant (Ger) Thorsten is one of this artists that goes his own path since many years. Grow up in musical ways with the german „Sound of Frankfurt“ in the 90´s, listen to the „HR3 Clubnight“ and went in Clubs like the well known ´Omen` or `Dorian Gray`, he early started to get interested in electronic music and their culture. With his steady output and releases on labels like Bar 25, Ballroom Records, Monza Ibiza, Bonzai, Awen Records, Frequenza Records, KingStreet or his own imprint Ametist Records just to name a few and continuous worldwide chart positions in shops like Beatport, Traxsource, iTunes or Apple Music he showed up his talent and creativity and is definitely a artist you should have a eye on

Today's episode of the Raw Room features the squad talking outlets posting our content without credit, Daren and Jalen talk about the "First 15" teams game plan during the week, the guys talk if a random fan could do anything in an NFL game, the guys talk about people going too far to get likes and clout, the guys debate Jalen Hurts vs Lamar Jackson, and much more!

Greg dumps Felicity right after the altercation with Ben, because he realizes that they both clearly love each other. Felicity, Elena, and Julie need a girls' night out after all their respective guy troubles, and Felicity enlists Meghan to take them out on the town.  First stop, the “T-Bone Club” – where go-go dancing stations, Bonzai demons, and Meghan worship exists. Meghan tries to tell Greg she has loved him since she was a kid and gets her heart broken.  So, Felicity takes Meghan and the ladies out to a “Richard is President” party at Epstein Bar. Javier asks Ben for help picking out an engagement ring for Samuel and then spends the night trying to motivate Ben to keep trying with Felicity. He goes as far as taking him to the T-Bone Club so Ben and Felicity can reconcile. Felicity drunk dials Ben to leave a voicemail saying they can never be together. The next morning, Meghan convinces Felicity that she is ready for Ben – but Ben has already heard the voicemail, and he's gone!  Where? Off to find a big romantic gesture he can make to Felicity! A rooftop viewing of the movie "The Gold Rush" cements that Benicity gets back together! Also, Ruby and Noel have a cozy night after her night catching up with Wade, and Noel is now officially confused. Plus, Tracy finishes painting Elena's apartment – it got worse before it got better, but now it's amazing!   Sign up for our newsletter for updates: https://mailchi.mp/e73780cdd4ef/felicity-podcast Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/felicitypodcast/ Find everywhere you can listen: https://linktr.ee/themelissafish Share your feedback or Felicity fan art: themelissafish@gmail.com

Bonzai Bonner is a DJ, nightlife promoter and activist based in Glasgow. We discuss “Always On My Mind [Extended Dance Remix]” by the Pet Shop Boys, Hits! The Very Best of by Erasure, and well, Erasure!Bonner's queer charity shout-out is the Small Trans Library in Glasgow, and you can find them on Instagram at @bonzaibonner.Tracks of Our Queers is produced, presented and edited by Andy Gott, with the support of Forbes Street Studios, Sydney. Thank you to Anthony Garvin, Nick Stillone and Dan Stanley Freeman.You can listen to our Spotify playlist, Selections from Tracks of Our Queers, and find Aural Fixation in your favourite podcast provider. Support the showHelp keep Tracks of Our Queers ad-free by shouting me a coffee right here. Thank you for your support.

Ashes to Ash: The Disappearance of Robert Bee True Crime Series S1: Ep 24 - Justice for Bonzai We are starting with an overview of the Robert Bee case, from start to finish. Figure out how we got into this case, what steps we took to attempt to figure out what happened in this case, and what we are up to now. Please help out by becoming a subscriber www.AshesToAshTV.com. You get to see episodes early, unreleased content, discounted merchandise, and you get to be part of the private subscriber group. All the money from website subscriptions, just goes right back into us trying to solve these cases, so please help if you can! Please follow us on Tw/Insta/YT @AshesToAshTV and on Facebook at Ashes to Ash True Crime. If you have a tip, please message us here or at AshLand57@gmail.com. We can keep you anonymous. If you know of illegal activity involving this case, please reach out to your local law enforcement. www.AshesToAshTV.com website created by Second Melody www.SecondMelody.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

Ashes to Ash TV: The Disappearance of Robert Bee – True Crime Series – Ep 23 – The Jerry Tape In this episode, Ash and an actor re-enact a video word for word, of someone interviewing Jerry and his recollection of the nights prior, the night of, and the nights following the day Robert Bee, aka Bonzai, was murdered. Jerry speaks of the people who were allegedly in and out of his house that night, and the information he knew and what he had heard by word of mouth. In the end, all of the stories throughout the season begin to weave together and the accused becomes VERY clear. This video WAS turned into the police within 48 hours of receiving but has yet to be taken seriously. Ash and the team conclude that they will be taking a step back and continue working on this case behind the scenes on Bonzai's case. Follow us on Twitter, YouTube & Instagram: @AshesToAshTV Follow us on Facebook: Ashes to Ash True Crime If you can subscribe, please do. You will get to see episodes early, discounted merchandise, uncut interviews, and an invite to our private Facebook group. You can subscribe at www.AshesToAshTV.com If you know of any illegal activity involving this case, please reach out to your local law enforcement. If you have a tip, you'd like to give us, please message me here or at AshLand57@gmail.com If you know of illegal activity involving this case, please reach out to your local law enforcement. Website www.AshesToAshTV.com was created by Second Melody www.SecondMelody.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

In this episode of Ashes to Ash True Crime series, Ash and Bree head out to Pekin to speak with "Andy", someone who believes that they saw Bonzai pushed down the stairs at Jerry Burch's home. Andy then brings Ash and Bree to the location where the cooler was being kept and reflects on how she remembers the cooler being wrapped with chains. Thank you to everyone who participated in the letter writing campaign, it's nice to know that this fight is bigger than just us. Please follow us @AshesToAshTV Tw/Insta/YT & FB at Ashes to Ash True Crime. If you know of illegal activity involving this case, please reach out to your local law enforcement. If you have a tip, please email us at AshLand57@gmail.com. We can keep you anonymous. If you want to subscribe, please go to www.AshesToAshTV.com. Website created by Second Melody www.SecondMelody.com, to check it out go to www.AshesToAshTV.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

In this episode of Ashes to Ash True Crime series, Ash and her team look back and consider all the evidence gathered against the outstanding alleged theories about what might have happened to Bonzai. The team looks at the relationship between Lisa Bee and the people who may have hurt Bonzai. We consider the location the body was found and what that means in regards to each of the alleged suspects. Please help us with our letter writing campaign. Please send letters to Luke Satterlee 801 South 7th Street Springfield, IL 62703 Please follow us @AshesToAshTV Insta/YouTube/Twitter and Facebook at Ashes to Ash True Crime If you know of illegal activity involving this case, please reach out to your local law enforcement. If you have a tip, please email us at AshLand57@gmail.com. We can keep you anonymous. If you want to subscribe, please go to www.AshesToAshTV.com Ashes To Ash TV website was created by Second Melody www.SecondMelody.com, to check it out, please go to www.AshesToAshTV.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

In this episode Ash starts to put together a plan of attack in getting the attention of the Illinois State Police Department. Ash plans a protest that is almost cancelled because of COVID. After careful consideration a new plan is hatched and Ash and her team get to work on "Plan B." The crew enlists a group of volunteers to help hang signs the night before the protest. These signs are hung all over town BRING IN STATE POLICE FOR BONZAI. The protest in an effort to keep everyone safe has an element where people can stay in their cars and honk as they drive around the police station. The crew has invited many news sources to the protest to help get the word out about hopefully getting the case moved to the state level. If you want to subscribe to this series, to get to see early content, behind the scenes footage, invitation to the private subscriber Facebook group, and discounted merchandise, please go to the website to sign up www.AshesToAshTV.com. If you have a tip, please message us here or email us at AshLand57@gmail.com. If you know of illegal activity involving this case, please contact your local law enforcement. Please follow us on Instagram/Twitter/YT @AshesToAshTV Please follow us on Facebook: Ashes To Ash True Crime www.AshesToAshTV website was created by Second Melody www.SecondMelody.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

Ashes to Ash TV: The Disappearance of Robert Bee - True Crime Series - Ep 16 Psychic or Psychopathic In this episode of season one "The Disappearance of Robert Bee" Episode 16 "Psychic or Psychotic" Ash continues to speak to the people who were named as allegedly being in the house the night Robert Bee, aka Bonzai was murdered. She speaks to three of the people who were named as being in the house. Their stories begin to weave together and finger pointing begins to occur. Ash also gets sent a random video, which has a creepy feel of a confession tape. Please subscribe to the show to see episodes up to a week early. You can subscribe on the website at AshesToAshTV.com. Instagram, YouTube & Twitter: @AshesToAshTV Facebook: AshesToAsh True Crime If you have a tip, you'd like to give us, please message me here or at AshLand57@gmail.com If you know of illegal activity involving this case, please reach out to your local law enforcement. Ashes to Ash website created by Second Melody www.SecondMelody.com. Check out the website at www.AshesToAshTV.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

Join Ash as she starts to pick apart each of the prevailing theories surrounding the murder of 13 year old Bonzai out of Pekin, Illinois. On this journey so far, we have heard a lot of theories, 2nd hand information, and 1st hand information. Now Ash wants to start dissecting all of this, to see what fits with the hard evidence. Those pieces of evidence that are well verified. The two theories that seem the strongest have been a suspect the police named early on in the investigation, Keith Brackett and the suspicion Kendra came forward with in episode 12. Ash now wants to see which of these theories fits with the hard evidence and to see if we can eliminate or confirm one of the alleged theories. Ash also plans next steps, to get additional law enforcement agencies to take a look at this cold case. She is planning a peaceful protest for November 21st from 1PM to 3PM. The goal of this protest is to hopefully get Pekin Police to ask the State Police to take over the investigation. Ash is asking for the communities help, the more people that show up, the better impact the team will have. The group will be wearing yellow in honor of Bonzai. If you want to subscribe for the opportunity to see episodes early, get behind the scenes content, access to a private Facebook group for subscribers only, and monthly Q&As, please go to the website www.AshesToAshTV.com. If you know of illegal activity involving this case, please reach out to your local law enforcement. Twitter/Instagram/YouTube: @AshesToAshTV Facebook: Ashes To Ash True Crime If you have a tip you would like to send us, we can keep you anonymous, please send that tip to AshLand57@gmail.com. Ashes To Ash Website was created by Second Melody www.SecondMelody.com, to check out the website, please go to www.AshesToAshTV.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

Join Ash for this intense episode looking into the murder of 13 year old Robert Bee, aka Bonzai out of Pekin, Illinois. Bonzai went missing in November of 2016 and there are still no clear answers in this case. Ash tries to speak to Jonathan Tandy who was accused of possibly being involved in the murder of Bonzai, by a friend of his. Learn about there interaction and what Ash was able to uncover from this interaction. Ash continues to play the stomach wrenching tape that Teresa Vancil created that sounds sort of like a “confession tape” although she suggests throughout the video that this was only a vision. It makes you wonder however if she possibly knows more then she is saying. Ash attempts to get bigger media sources on board and starts to come up with an action plan so hopefully more powerful authorities will take a look at what's happening here in Pekin Illinois. If you want to subscribe to see episodes early, get discounted merchandise, get to be part of the subscribers facebook group, and Q&A facebook lives for subscribers only, please subscribe on the website www.AshToAshTV.com Insta/Tw/YT @AshesToAshTV FaceBook: Ashes To Ash True Crime If you have a tip, please message me here or at AshLand57@gmail.com If you know of illegal activity involving this case, please reach out to your local law enforcement. Ashes to Ash Website www.AshesToAshTV.com was created by Second Melody www.Second Melody.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

Season 1 episode 17 brings more understanding to what might have happened to 13 year old Robert Bee, aka Bonzai in Pekin, Illinois. Ash gets to finally sit down with Kira and speak face to face. She learns about her relationship to the house at 1400 Heilman and the people who were frequenting it at the time. Ash also receives an eerie video that Teresa Vancil created. It appears to be a weird confession tape. Ash plays the first part of the tape, which begins to go into detail about what might have happened to Bonzai after he went missing. If you would like to support what Ash and her crew are doing, please subscribe on the website www.AshesToAshTV.com If you'd like to follow us on social media: Twitter/Instagram/YouTube: @AshesToAshTV Facebook: Ashes To Ash True Crime If you have a tip you'd like to give us, please email us at AshLand57@gmail.com or message us here. If you know of illegal information regarding this case, please reach out to your local law enforcement. Ashes to Ash website created by Second Melody www.SecondMelody.com. To check it out go to www.AshesToAshTV.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

Welcome to Episode 15 of the True Crime Series, Ashes to Ash TV, Season 1, The Disappearance of Robert Bee. In this episode Ash continues to go down the list of the people Kendra mentioned might have been in the house the night the Bonzai was allegedly murdered. Ash finally gets to have a conversation with Teresa Vancil, a real linch pin in this entire story. Teresa's story ends up being similar to Kendra's, but with one major difference. Teresa is saying Kendra told her and Kendra is saying Teresa told her about what occurred in regards to the alleged murder of Bonzai. Ash continues to look into what she is told by Teresa, to see where the truth lies. She speaks to two family friends who help fill Ash in on Teresa's character. If you'd like to subscribe please go to www.AshesToAshTV.com Insta/Twitter/YouTube: @AshesToAshTV FB: Ashes To Ash True Crime Please reach out to your local law enforcement, if you know of illegal activity surrounding this case. If you have a tip, please message me here or email me at AshLand57@Gmail.com Ashes to Ash website created by Second Melody www.SecondMelody.com. Check it out at www.AshesToAshTV.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

Content/Trigger warning: murder of a minor; mentions of mental health On a chilly day in Pekin, Illinois on November of 2016, 13 year old Robert “Bonzai” Bee went missing. Nearly a year later, evidence and remains were found consistent with the boy. This case will be confusing, heartbreaking, frustrating and infuriating. Another story of a kid who never stood a chance. His mom, Lisa, would be known as someone who couldn't keep her story straight, which added to speculation of her involvement. As a reminder, all parties are presumed innocent until proven guilty. But with this episode, we will be diving into what so many have had to say, as this case remains cold today.  Sources -  https://youtu.be/daoV_MWe-lE https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/lkttdi/the_disappearance_of_robert_bee/ https://www.centralillinoisproud.com/news/local-news/protesters-want-robert-bee-jr-case-turned-over-to-illinois-state-police/ https://www.centralillinoisproud.com/news/local-news/wmbd-special-investigation-part-i-what-happened-to-robert-bee-junior/amp/ https://www.centralillinoisproud.com/news/local-news/wmbd-special-investigation-part-ii-what-happened-to-robert-bee-junior/amp/ https://www.myjournalcourier.com/news/article/A-year-later-family-recovering-from-tragedy-12589745.php https://www.centralillinoisproud.com/news/local-news/community-mourns-one-year-anniversary-of-robert-bees-disappearance/amp/ https://patch.com/illinois/peoria/skeletal-remains-found-near-pekin-sheriff https://www.crimeonline.com/2017/07/25/breaking-skeletal-remains-found-near-last-location-of-missing-robert-bee-jr-are-consistent-with-boy-his-age/ https://www.facebook.com/FindRobertBee/ Obituary- https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/pekin-il/robert-bonzai-bee-9364384 Crime Stoppers - 309-673-9000 Pekin Police Department - 309-346-3132 CREDITS FOR THIS CASE -  Ashes to Ash (although we normally avoid podcasts until episode completion, since this case is very little known, we want to credit a majority of our research to this podcast) - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ashes-to-ash-tv/id1490247066 Pubtime Podcast (recommended this case) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pubtime-podcast/id1588994637 Erica Bennett (who lived in the neighborhood/ a source for this episode) tiktok @assassinsqueen1 Sonya Coen (ADDITIONAL research for this episode) tiktok @sonyacoen OUR LINKS -  Patreon - www.patreon.com/a_nefarious_nightmare linktr.ee/anefariousnightmarepodcast Twitter - @anefariouspod Instagram and Tiktok - @nefariousnightmarepod Email - anefariousnightmare@gmail.com SUPPORT JASON VUKOVICH! Linktr.ee/Jason.Vukovich Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Poor Bubbles is feeling pretty f**ked thanks to the 'rona! Once he wakes up, the Boys discuss a green idea for a new business, how to arrest a killer sheep, and a totally f**ked taste test. Also: Ricky reads his beautiful new poem, 'The Wind Is A C**t'!

[Bonus] Bonus Episode 10 - Bonzai Rally Rules! The Rules are out...kinda. Here are the basics and a written set will be out soon. The most important rule is we're all gonna have a good time.     Thanks for listening, downloading and subscribing. For questions, comments or complaints please e-mail us at: Hosts@BsquadHotrod.com And if you really want to help us out give us a review in your podcast app.

Episode 0263 - Backwards Starters, Cars and Stories We talk about Train's starter installation, Lefty's search for a Bonzai car and Woodchuck's question of does the story of a car really matter?   No Show Notes This Week     Thanks for listening, downloading and subscribing. For questions, comments or complaints please e-mail us at: Hosts@BsquadHotrod.com And if you really want to help us out give us a review in your podcast app.

My remix of one of the greatest tracks of all time. Out now on Bonzai Records. https://www.beatport.com/track/urban-shakedown/16337655

On this week's episode, Mom and I discuss the comedy, sci-fi film, "The Adventures of Buckuroo Bonzai Across the Eighth Dimension!" We hope you watch the film and listen to our take on this 1980's cult classic.

The Food Truck had a quite busy week. Dooley's hotel is about to go through renovation. Why did this Invisible Sculpture sell for 18k and even exist? Put a Bonzai tree on it!

Did You Hear About the Latest Phishing Scams to Hit? Get the Latest Free Cybersecurity Tools This is a big deal, quite literally a big deal. Russian malware. We have been able to track it down now, track it down to a single site. All of these bad guys are in one building in Moscow. [Following is an automatic transcript] This is a very big story and it's a bit of a scary one as well. We've had a lot of ransomware over the years and a lot of ransomware. Have you had it yourself? I bet you, if you haven't, someone who has had ransomware because frankly it is pervasive in every aspect of pretty much everybody's life out there. [00:00:40] So when you get hit with ransomware, Lately something a little different has happened. It's really gone through three phases. The first phase was the ransomware would get on to your system. Usually it came as an attachment, probably embedded in like a word file it's been embedded in PDFs, embedded in all kinds of stuff. [00:01:03] Even drive by downloads on websites, have brought malware. But in this case yeah, it was annoying. It was a problem. It would give you a red screen. You've probably seen it before warning about the ransomware and it told you, okay, here's what you can do to get your files back. And in order to get your files back, you usually. [00:01:25] To go to some exchange online, take dollars, buy of course, Bitcoin, or some other cryptocurrency. And then that cryptocurrency would be used in exchange now for you to get a key that would hopefully decrypt everything. And in reality, it often didn't encrypt hardly anything. So it's been a problem and a problem for a lot of people. [00:01:51] The FBI said that at the time. So this is a gen one of ransomware. You were lucky if 50% of the time you got all your data back, gen two of ransomware is when the bad guys started getting a little bit smarter. They didn't just take your files. Thumb and then say, Hey, pay up buddy. What they did at this point is that got onto your systems and they poked around. [00:02:14] They went we call in the industry, east west on the network. So they got onto you, maybe your kid's computer may, maybe you were hooked up via VPN to the office to do work. And it wasn't a great VPN. And the kid's computer had that virus and that virus weaseled his way all the way over the VPN, directly to the office, because remember. [00:02:37] VPNs are. A network private in that. Yeah. Okay. It's encrypted. And so someone who's got a wire tap isn't necessarily going to get anything, but it's a VPN, it's a tunnel. And that tunnel was used a many times for malware, like brand summer to creep over to the office network. That's an east west is going from. [00:02:57] One machine to another machine. And in businesses, man, you saw that one a lot as that ransomware moved around. So that was the second one. So the rents were going on the machine. It would then look for files that is. You might not want to have exposed. So it looked for files with bank account numbers in them, social security numbers, maybe intellectual property. [00:03:25] We saw a lot of that. Theft is continuing to go on primarily from the Chinese and then an intellectual property theft. And what happened next? While of course it ended up moving the data, the files, and then what they would do. It's encrypt your desk. So before they gripped your desk, they got copies of all of the stuff they thought might be important to you. [00:03:48] So now the threat was in version two of ransomware pay up, or if you don't pay up, you are going to have to pay us to not release your files. If you didn't want all of that client information online, if by law, you would get nailed for having that client information out online. And that's true in most states now, and the federal government's from putting some teeth on some of their laws as well, then what are you going to do? [00:04:17] Yeah, you paid the. So that was version two version three that we're seeing right now of ransomware is simply destructive. And if you go way back in history, you may remember I got hit with the Morris worm, which was one of the first pieces of nastiness out on the internet. And that was early nineties. [00:04:41] My business that I owned and was running, got hit with this thing. Even before that, There was ran. There was a nasty where viruses, if you will, that would get on the computer and destroy everything. It was just a malicious, as I remember, somebody at UC Berkeley, some researcher in it. And he didn't like what that of the researchers were saying about him. [00:05:03] So he put some floppy disk together and on them, he put. Erasing malware and shared all of the stats with anybody. And of course, you plugged that disc into your, that little floppy disc into your windows computer. And it says, okay, I'm going to go ahead and open it up. And, oh, look at this, a virus. [00:05:24] And so he then wiped out the computer of everybody else. That was a competitor of his out there in the industry. Yeah, a little bit of a problem if he asked me, so how did that end up getting around? What ended up happening while everybody got really upset with him, nobody really found out what was happening, who did it, et cetera. [00:05:47] That's what's happened. Now, so version three of malware is like some of the very first malware we ever saw version three of ransomware. So some, again, some of that very first ransomware was pretty nasty is not the sort of stuff you want to see running destroying files, but at least you could get back from a. [00:06:08] Nowadays, a lot of people are doing backups by attaching a disc directly to their machine, or they're backing up to another machine on the same network. Remember that whole east west thing, you didn't want the data going back and forth, it causes problems. Yeah. So what happens now? The Russians apparently are just trying to cause havoc with businesses, anybody who has decided that they're going to be anti-Russian in any way there they're attacking. [00:06:41] So they'll, reraise your desks. They'll erase all of your data. If you have backups on that thumb drive or that USB external. The good news erase that if you have backups on another machine, on the network, hopefully from their standpoint, there'll be able to get onto that machine and erase all of your backups, which is again, why we'd like 3, 2, 1 backups. [00:07:02] At the very least, there's some others that are even better. And if you're interested, send me an email me@craigpeterson.com. I'll send you a webinar that I did on this. I'm not charging you for. But it was a free webinar to begin with what a webinar on backup and how to backup properly and why to do it this way. [00:07:22] Again, me, M E Craig peterson.com. Be glad to do that. What we're seeing now is a huge problem. Let me see if this is going to work for us. Yeah. Okay. It is. I am, by the way, live here we go on my computer. So people who are watching. I can see my desktop. So here we go. This is Russian companies who are linked to this Russian malware. [00:07:52] Ransomware are hiding in plain sight is what they're calling it. So what does it mean. To hide in plain sight. While in this case, what it means is money that's been paid by American businesses to these Russian ransomware gangs, some of who by the way, are actively going after anyone that criticizes Russia found these American researchers. [00:08:18] Yeah. Led to one of Moscow's most prestigious addresses. You can see it up here on my screen. This is a New York times article. It's just a random actor, journalism people, sometimes even the New York times gets it. And they're saying millions of dollars have gone through this. So they've been tracing. [00:08:38] Where did they go? The Biden administration has also apparently zeroed in on the building is called Federation tower east. It's the tallest skyscraper in the Russian Capitol. How would that be to have a business and just this beautiful tall skyscraper and have a view that would be really cool. So they have targeted some companies in the tower. [00:09:00] As what it's trying to do is stop the ransomware guy gang. Maiden cryptocurrencies. Russian law enforcement usually has an answer to why don't you just shut down these bad guys that are out there trying to steal all of our money. They say there is no case open in Russian jurisdiction. There are no victims. [00:09:19] How do you expect us to prosecute these honorable people? That apparently is a quote from this Massachusetts based secure cybersecurity. Called recorded future, but I'm looking at a picture it's up on my screen right now. You guys can see it, but this is the Moscow financial district called Moscow city. [00:09:38] 97 floor Federation tower east. This is really pretty, you wouldn't know this isn't like London or any other major European capital. There's some cranes in the background building up new buildings. Cyber crime is really fueling some growth there in Moscow, which is, if you ask me the exact reason why lad is happy as a clam to just go ahead and have these Russian cyber crime guys. [00:10:11] Just go and bring money in right. Money is bringing in great money for them. The treasury department, by the way, it's estimated the Americans have paid $1.6 billion in ransom since 2011. Huge one ransomware strain called RIAA committed an estimated $162 million. Last year. It is really something. [00:10:35] So when we come back, we've got a lot more to talk about. We're going to talk about the cloud. If it's more secure or why is it calm, broken, give masks work. Why aren't they working right. Anyways, we'll talk about that. When we get back and visit me online, Craig Peter sohn.com. [00:10:54] Stick around. [00:10:57] I hate to say it, but there's another big scam out there right now. And it is hitting many of us, particularly the elderly quite hard. We're going to talk about that right now, what you can do about it and how you can recognize when it's happening. [00:11:13] Interesting article that came out in Wired. [00:11:16] And it's talking about a serious problem. I'm going to show you guys who are watching I have this on Rumble, YouTube, Facebook as well. So you guys can see a long and of course, right here, a two. [00:11:30] Now let's not forget about that, but this is an article that says we were calling or excuse me, they were calling for help. Then they stole. Thousands of dollars. I'm going to read parts of this article. It's just amazing. It's by Becca, Andrew's a back channel. What is that? Okay, so that's just a cat. [00:11:52] On December more one December morning, my mother's phone rang. She tugged the iPhone from the holster. She kept clipped to the waist, her blue jeans and wondered who might be calling perhaps somebody from the church who was checking in on her recovery from coronavirus. Hello. She said the voice that greeted her was masculine. [00:12:12] This is just great writing. The color sounded concerned and he told her something was. With her Amazon account, somebody has access to your bank accounts through Amazon and they can take all your money. I'm calling to them. Her mind raced or Lord, she prayed silently. The voice was warm and reassuring them. [00:12:34] My mom tried to focus closely on his words. My dad was driving to work in his truck and she was home alone. She'd been cooped up in the house for weeks with COVID isolated from her community and she missed the bomb. Friendly voice. I just love her language here. It's just phenomenal. She tried to steady herself. [00:12:55] The man said he needed to make sure the money was safe. He transferred her to a different male voice. Soothing reassuring, calm. She promised not to hang up a brain injury decades earlier, made it hard for her to follow his instructions, but she stuck with it. The voice explained slowly, carefully, how to swipe and tap her phone until she had installed an app that allowed him to see what was happening on her screen. [00:13:26] Now. You followed her every move. After some hour, she mentioned she had to relieve herself hours. It's okay. I'll stay on the line. He said she parked the phone, outside the bathroom and picked it back up. When she was done, as noon approached, she told him I have to eat. I'll wait. It's okay. Don't hang up. [00:13:47] We'll lose all our progress. She set the phone down on the counter to make a sandwich, then pulled some chips from the cabinet and padded over to the kitchen. The phone buzz with the text. It was my father checking in. She typed back that there was a problem, but she was fixing it. She had it all taken care of. [00:14:07] She tapped the tiny white arrow next to the message field to send her reply. And then she heard the voice, its volume elevated as sounded angry. She frowned and brought the phone back up to her ear. Why would you do that? You can't tell anyone what if he's in. She felt confused that didn't make any sense, but she also didn't fully trust herself. [00:14:29] She was worn. From her slow recovery and the steroid, she was taken as a treatment, gave her a hollow buzz of energy. Now I want you guys to go have a look at this over on wired site. Read the whole article. It is a phenomenal. Absolutely phenomenal. But what it's doing is telling the story of this woman who was trying to, do the right thing, trusting other people, which many of us do? [00:14:59] I have a default trust with a little trepidation. I will admit that, but with the whole. Down the thing that happened, many of us have just been longing for a little bit of companionship and to hear a stranger who's trying to help out. That's a huge plus it goes on in this article and talks about how reassuring these guys were and what they did. [00:15:25] She installed this cash app and opened up PayPal downloaded. Coinbase set up Zelle so she could send money directly from her bank account. She doesn't know about any of these things. It's just incredible. So the afternoon wore on and the guy said Hey, we're almost done. And her husband of course, was on his way back. [00:15:49] And the sun was down. Father got home. He noticed right away that something was off. And she said she took care of it. And you said you took care of what I'm not supposed to tell you. It said, so this scammer had siphoned away. All of her personal information, the scammers had your social security number, date of birth driver's license number, and about $11,000. [00:16:14] These new financial apps like Zell and others that are legitimate PayPal apps, right? Zell, you can use to send money legitimately to someone else. But it links into your bank account. That's why I don't like them. I have a friend that's been pushing me. Oh, this happens. Great. It saves you so much money on gas. [00:16:34] Look at how much money I've saved any. He sent a screenshot of it and I re I went online and had a look. And guess what? I read, reviews it again, like this tied into her bank account directly. And. What can happen? Like here, everything was emptied. So in the next few months this author of the story and her father tried to undo the damage. [00:16:59] Very frustrating, getting scanned of course, is really dehumanizing and it just breaks your trust and other people. How could someone do something like that? It's just incredible. Got to go through the stages of grief and everything. She got a, she talked to people, she said she got chili half replies, or just as often silence. [00:17:24] And she was calling around trying to find someone with some empathy. Okay. It's just incredible. Great article. If you can still find it, the March issue of wired, I'm sure it's available online. This goes on. And talks about her mother's seizures getting worse. And of course now they don't have the cash that they had been saving. [00:17:46] And it just very depressing. Now I have this, you might remember about a year ago, I talked about it. I had something like this happen to a friend of mine and I'm still not quite sure what happened, but it looks like it was a password sprain or password stuffing. And they got into his, the app that his company uses to pay people and sure enough, they got in and they directed his next two paychecks to their own account, which went right out of the country like that. [00:18:24] These are bad people. And how do you deal with this? It's incredible because if you've got someone like her mother who has mental problems due to no fault of her own and is a very trusting woman, what do you do? She's walking around all day with her phone on her hip. That's how we started this out. [00:18:46] Do you take that phone away from him? Th that would be dangerous, frankly. So this is a very problem. They had a USAA account was her bank account. USAA is usually good about this sort of stuff. In fact, my other friend had USAA as well. But they did help deactivate Zelle, but they didn't do anything about the $999 that were transferred through it. [00:19:10] Very bad. So they figured out maybe we should change our passwords. She had them change them. And if you would like information about password managers, again, I'm not selling anything. I'd be glad to send them to you. If you sign up for my email list, you're going to get them automatically. Craig peterson.com. [00:19:30] I've got a bunch of data information I want in your hands. It talks about the free stuff, talks about the paid stuff. None of which I'm selling you. Craig Peter sohn.com. Sign up right there on the top of the page. Thanks. Stick around. [00:19:51] We've had some serious supply chain attacks over the last couple of years. And they have caused all kinds of problems for tens of thousands of businesses. If you use WordPress, there was one of those this week. [00:20:06] We have had supply chain problems. Like you wouldn't believe. So let's start out by explaining what is a supply chain problem? [00:20:17] In this case, we're narrowing it down to cybersecurity because we've had supply chain problems from everything from our toilet paper to the food we eat. But what I'm talking about right now is. Supply chains when it comes to cyber security. And one of the biggest problems we had was a company that's supposedly providing cyber security for businesses, right? [00:20:48] Some of the biggest businesses in the world. And I'm looking at an article right now from security Boulevard, say saying how to protect the supply chain from vulnerable third party code. It can be a script that's downloaded online. It can be an open source library. We've seen big problems with get hub lately and pulling in libraries. [00:21:10] We've seen big problems with what are called containers lately, which are little mini versions of computers with all of the software. They're all ready to go. Ready and raring to go. All kinds of supply chain issues for a very long time now. And these supply chain, cyber attacks have been hitting some of our cybersecurity companies, really the hardest I'm pulling this up on my screen right now, if you're watching this on rumble or on YouTube, and you can see links to those, by the way, in my emails, I send out every week. [00:21:47] Craig peterson.com. Craig peterson.com. But you can see here, supply chain hits cybersecurity hard supply chain security is not a problem. It's a predicament. That's uninteresting look because we have to use some of the supply chain stuff. Seesaw the FBI or a sheer wean cybersecurity advisories because of the Russian attack over on Ukraine. [00:22:14] And then the U S the weakest link in supply chain security fears of rising fuel SISA FBI NSA and gestural partners. Issue is advisories Toyota stops production after possible cyber attack at a supplier. Isn't that something this goes on and on. What's a guy to do, right? Many of us are using websites to, in order to run our businesses. [00:22:43] Heck we got websites for our soccer team, for the kids, we got websites for pretty much everything that's out there today and those websites need software in order to run. So the basic idea of the website is nowadays. Content management system, they called CMS CMSs and there have been a lot over the years. [00:23:05] I've used quite a few myself off and on. This is very interesting though, because this particular piece of. Is code that runs a website. I'm going to show you this article from ARS Technica here on the screen, but it's talking about millions of WordPress sites that got a forced update to patch critical plugin flaws. [00:23:32] So when we're talking about supply chain, in this case, we're talking about something. WordPress right. And this WordPress software as good as it is, can have bugs. So WordPress is the content management system. So you load stuff up into, in fact, I'll bring up my site right now. So I'm going to bring up the Craig peterson.com. [00:23:55] And on my site, I have all kinds of stuff, which is why it's so slow to load. I've got to fix that one of these days, but this is an example of a WordPress site. So you can see right at the top of the site, I've got watch this week, show jobs, or top, of course, that was last week. You can watch it on rumble or a new tube, and then it's got my latest show. [00:24:18] So if you click on one of these, here you go. And you can listen to it. Starts right out here. C ta-da. So there, you can listen to my podcast right there on the site, and I've got an automated transcript of it. It's for you, depending on what you want. It's got links over here to take you to iTunes or YouTube or Spotify or SoundCloud or iHeart or Google player audible. [00:24:45] All of these links take you to different places. And this site in survey, Program a site in HTML. What we're doing is we're working. Putting some data in, so we say, okay, I want a default page. Somebody else has already set it up. Somebody else has already got an old program. It just works. And it's all right there for me. [00:25:08] Here's some related posts on the side. Here's the most popular ones that we have right now. This is a content management system. And specifically this of course is WordPress. So what happened. If I had a, yeah. And here's what it looks like over an audible, you can listen for free on. This is what happened this last week, WordPress, which has this great software that I use and tens of thousands of others use out there very popular. [00:25:46] And in order to make it easy for me to have my website, probably your business, probably your kids' soccer club, you name it is using WordPress. It's just over the top hop healer. It is using code that was written by other people. The reason we can make programs so quickly nowadays is we're relying on other programs. [00:26:10] So we'll go ahead and we'll grab this program that does this part of what we need to have done, and ta-da we're up and we're running. I just have to write the glue right? To put it together. The API calls, whatever it might be, because the idea is let's make it easier for programmers. So you've got something called get hub here. [00:26:30] Let me pull it up so you can see that you can go online if you're following along. To get hub.com. And as it says right there on their front page where the world builds software as a beautiful world, isn't it? That blue, you can see the air around it. And that's what it's doing is where the world builds software. [00:26:51] So let's say we want something. What do we want? What's a, let's say we want something to make a chess program. We can talk about chess and let's say, oh, you have to. Dan didn't want to do this, so I'm just going to skip that for now. But it would come up and tell me, okay here's all of the chess programs that are out there and I find one, that's close to what I want to do. [00:27:13] So what do I do? Point while I go ahead and have a look at the license, a lot of the programs up there have a very open license, so I can just take that code, modify it. And I have a chess program without having to write a chess. It's really that simple that's part of the supply chain. If you bought my chest program, you would actually not just be getting the code that I wrote, which is typically just glue code with maybe some API APIs or application programming interfaces. [00:27:44] In other words, you're using someone else's code would now make it who's program. It's like the Pharaoh's barge. It would make it other people's programs. Not my. So you got to figure out what's in my supply chain. I've got a new client. I do work as a virtual chief information security officer. [00:28:05] Actually, it's a fractional Cecil. And as a fractional Cecil, one of the things I have to do is look at the whole supply chain. Who are they buying even physical things from. And could there be. Did it into their software, into their systems, something that might be coming from yet another supplier. Man, does this get complicated? [00:28:28] Very fast, but this week, our friends at WordPress, they went ahead and forced all WordPress sites to update. Very good. Okay. Otherwise, people could have downloaded a full backup of the sites that are out there, something you really just don't want to happen. Anyways. Go right now, Craig Peter sohn.com while the bits are still hot and sign up right there. [00:28:55] Craig peterson.com for the newsletter and get those special reports that are going to get you started. [00:29:02] This is the moment you've been waiting for. We're going to talk about free cybersecurity services and tools that you can use. Now you have to be a little bit of a cybersecurity expert to use them, but not much. This is from the government. [00:29:18] This is I think an amazing thing. This only came out within the last few weeks. [00:29:26] I have it up on my screen. There we go right now, for those of you who are watching on Rumble or YouTube, you can see it right there, free cybersecurity services and tools from. The cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency SISA reminds me of Marvel was shield, that really long name that came up with an acronym for as though they weren't aiming for that acronym in the first place, but there are some tools that you can use there's tools that I use as a cybersecurity professional. [00:30:01] And some of them are obviously going to be pretty darn. Complex. And if you're looking at my screen right now, or if you want to go online at csun.gov/free-cybersecurity-services, dash, and the as tools, or just look it up online, you'll find this on my website as well. I'm going to try and make sure I get that up. [00:30:26] But what they have done is they're showing you what they call their key or the known exploited vulnerabilities. Okay. And this is where they are showing the CVEs, which are. The frankly, these are the ones that I use. It is published by nest, which is the national institutes of standard and Sanders and technology. [00:30:50] And this gives all of the details. So this is CVE 20 21, 27. Okay, and this is detail, and of course I would be using detail. And it's telling you, here's the advisories, there's one from get hub Excel. Leon has one. Here's the weaknesses, the SA the known soccer configurations. So you can find where they all are at and everything. [00:31:15] So all of the details. So they're telling you about that. These are the ones, this was in the vendor product. Project, I should say. So we'll look at the data added to catalog. Here are a few in Cisco right now. So this is their small business series of routers, which we do not use for anyone because they don't provide the type of security you want, but Cisco is taking care of the problems, right? [00:31:41] Many of these update themselves, here's Microsoft windows. And installer contains an unexpected unspecified vulnerability, which allows for privilege escalation, a lot of stuff this week, this is crazy Apache Tomcat, which I am never been a fan of and problems. So all of these came out. On March 3rd and more rights. [00:32:05] This is just page one. So let's look at page two here. Oh wow. More Microsoft Excel exchange server, some more Cisco vulnerabilities. Why Cisco? Why Microsoft? Because they are frankly. The big boys on the block, that why do you Rob the bank? Because that's where the money is. So they list all of those right here, as he said, does the warning you do use multifactor authentication? [00:32:34] I don't want to sound like a broken record, so I'm not going to say use multifactor authentication today. Okay. I just refuse to say use multi-factor authentication. And this one talks about what it is, right? Many names. Now they're trying to make this. But really a Fido key, fast identity online considered the gold standard or multi-factor authentication Walt for online. [00:32:58] It is websites, but not for authors. So how would you know that if you weren't an expert? So yeah, this is the government talking, right? So they have the service. So what does, what do I do right? Me, Mr. Idiot. I click on this and they are talking about the service that they've got them showing it up on the screen. [00:33:20] It's called SISA insight. And they're talking about website, defacement, destructive malware, or not Petya want to cry, right? All these things. What can you do to prevent it? And. They make it sound easy. Now I want to say something here because I, I have a couple of mastermind groups and in one of my groups, I rescued a group member from a 40 something thousand dollar loss. [00:33:50] And so I was explaining it in our next mastermind meeting. Cause everyone wanted to know. What should I do? How should I do it? And they all tuned out and I thought I was trying to, I was being simple enough. I was trying to be simple, not like simple, like Kamala Harris explaining that Ukraine is a country beside right next to another country called Russia. [00:34:14] And that's why there's an invasion. Okay. I couldn't believe that. Did you guys hear that? It was just incredible, but I didn't get that simple. And I know you guys are the best and brightest, and you're trying to figure this, all this stuff all out, and that's why you need to make sure you sign up for my email list right now, because I do have simple step-by-step stuff. [00:34:36] And these tools that they're talking about and services are supposedly available. Now, I went to a bunch of these. And I tried to get some services. So they said they'll do a free scan over the network. So I filled it all out and according to their standards, my company, because I do cybersecurity for everything from government contractors, through dentists and manufacturers and distribution companies. [00:35:09] So I, I. The critical infrastructure definition. And I have never heard back from them. I check my spam box at least once a week looking for their reply. So I don't hold up a whole lot of hope, but there is some good information here that you can get email via social media via just all of these different types of things that you. [00:35:34] You could use for it. And again, I want you to look for it online. It's on csun.gov. If you go to their homepage, you'll see their tools, they've got a shields up a warning right now on their homepage because there have been so many attacks coming from China and coming from Russia, but particularly Russia. [00:35:54] And you can see there. Stop ransomware.gov, which has some great tips, particularly for home users and small businesses. The Seesaw culture, height, hygiene services. That they have doing business with CSUN and careers they're looking forward to is okay. It's part of Homeland security. So there's a whole lot that you can do and you can find, but I wanted to let you guys know that this is out there. [00:36:24] A lot of the stuff guaranteed is going to be. Above 98% of people's heads out there. Just in general, even it professionals. So look for information, that's going to help you. That's on your level. And to that end we have right now, three things. If you sign up for the email list, or if you're already on my email list, you can just email. [00:36:50] Me@craigpeterson.com or just hit reply to any of my emails and I'll see it and ask for them. But we've got stuff on your computer, keeping it secure, keeping your password secure comparison between using a one password manager or using last pass, which I am not advising to use right now, but that's in there. [00:37:14] There are a lot of different things that are there that are ready for you to get right away. And then if you have other questions, I've got dozens of little special reports that I've written in response to people's questions. Don't be afraid to send them to me. I'd you know me@craigpeterson.com and I'll make sure I get you an answer because it's that important. [00:37:39] Okay. I'm not here trying to sell you something. I am here because most of you guys can could never get my services. You don't need them. You can't afford them, whatever. I'm a fractional Cecil. I'm one of the guys that keep. It was a cyber security working in a live for businesses. Like it's not going to be everybody, but it's, it is there is, I shouldn't say a lot of information you guys need and need to understand that I want to help you. Okay. I think I've beaten that horse enough and it was probably past dead, but you'll find some of this stuff on my website@craigpeterson.com. [00:38:17] I've been working on some other changes to it. I would also ask you guys. If you're hearing part of the show today, I know a lot of people who are listening on the radio are tend to be out and about in their cars, listening, on the weekend, I listened to a lot of radio then, but go ahead and subscribe to either my podcast. [00:38:38] And there are a lot of ways to do that. And I showed those people who are watching on video, how to do that. And if you would give me a five star. On whatever platform you're using, hopefully I've earned that. And then also if you'd like video, I have my whole show up. It's like about an hour and a half long on multiple platforms. [00:39:04] So rumble.com rumble, R U M B L E. Is a competitor to YouTube. So if you don't like censorship, if you want a site that is trying to keep that information out there, get it out there for you. A rumble is your place. You'll find all kinds of interesting characters there other than myself, right? A lot of conservative people go there to rumble.com. [00:39:28] I have it up on YouTube. Because YouTube, isn't the worst platform in the world. They're also not the best, but they are the biggest. Did you know, YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world. Okay. They have a lot of people on YouTube and then on Facebook as well. You'll find me there on Facebook. [00:39:48] Of course, Craig Peterson, I had. I excuse me at facebook.com/craig Peterson. And I didn't use it for a long time cause I hated Facebook. Just, I looked at it as a time sink that I just didn't need. I got a lot of stuff. I got a lot of people help and so I didn't really do anything with it. And so somebody else got the slash Craig Peterson, but I do have a trick for you. [00:40:12] If you go online with your web browser to Craig peterson.com. That's my website slash. YouTube. It'll take you right to my YouTube page. Ores Craig peterson.com/facebook. Yes. What do your Facebook page? Craig peterson.com/itunes. Good slash sound cloud, et cetera. It'll take you right to my page on all of those sites and have a look at the video. [00:40:41] Let me know what you think. I would appreciate that feedback and make sure you tune in on the radio too. It's great. Don't watch this while you're driving to taking the kids to school, a lot of people listen to this while they're taking the kids to school on podcast. Anyways, take care. Thanks for being with us. [00:41:01] By now you've heard of tick talk. You might use Tik TOK. A lot of people do. It's their go-to site online, especially if you're a little on the younger side. Here is a danger of some of these tick talk challenges and combine that with Alexa. Oh my [00:41:17] This is a little bit on the scary side. We built our house some 25 years ago, we contacted a builder and I put together all of the specs and I made sure that the wood he used was better than average. [00:41:33] It's all plywood, it's not particle board or the composite boards. And I made sure they were thicker than need be that all of the rules. Struts were were closer together than code required. And we had bigger plumbing than what was required all the way through the house. And one of the things I did is I had him wire the house, actually the electrical contractor with a heavier gauge wire than usually. [00:42:05] So that I had 20 amp sockets at every socket in the house. Now we put the special 20 amp sockets on some of them, like in the kitchen, we have a commercial toaster, as a sort of thing you need, when you got eight kids and a half of our married life, we had other families living with us too, that we were helping out everything from training through just getting them through. [00:42:29] Bot. So there were times when we had 20 plus people living in my house, it got gotten it crowded, but I wanted to make sure everything was above code so that it would work well and work well for us and knowing how much juice we tend to use. Yeah, you don't want to see my electric bill. I decided yeah, let's do the heavier gauge wire and let's put the sockets in one of the things I had the electrician do in order to make the sockets a little bit safer. [00:42:59] This was back before you had these. I, frankly, I hate them, but these safety sockets where you push in the plug in Erie really gotta push it in order for something to get plugged in. There are ways to defeat those safety sockets and that's where this problem comes in. I had him install the sockets. [00:43:21] You might consider them to be upside down. So the top of the socket had the little grounding. And then underneath that you had the hot and the neutral lines. So the idea there was, while if something fell onto a plug that wasn't plugged in all the way, or if the kids decided they'd stick something on it, it would go to ground or made sense to be. [00:43:47] And apparently it's worked because none of my kids are dead yet. So that's a good thing, there's these challenges on Tik TOK. You've probably heard of them. In fact, that's how they really got themselves going. They had that, that ice bucket challenge and many others that people were doing and they continue to this day. [00:44:09] One of the tick tock challenges is very stupid and dangerous. And that's where this article from ARS Technica comes. Eric Bankman wrote. The when was this? Oh my gosh, this is right at the beginning of the year, apparently a 10 year old girl and her mother used Amazon Alexa. And what was happening is the kid wanted some challenges. [00:44:34] Mom wanted some challenges and they were doing a whole bunch of things. Physical challenges, like laying down. Rolling over a holding a shot on your foot from a phys ed teacher on YouTube. And the girl just wanted another one. So for those of you who are uninitiated, the plug challenge consists of. [00:44:57] Partially plugging a phone charger into an electrical outlet. Now the phone chargers usually do not have a grounding pin. So my little work around of mounting, all of the sockets upside down wouldn't matter. Cause if you look at that a little charger plug, it's usually just two pins and it actually usually doesn't care about the polarity. [00:45:19] It doesn't have the bigger the side and the smaller side, the. Yeah. I can't remember what they call now, but if they're both the same size, so you can put it in either direction, the spades that you put in. So if you put it in part way, you have defeated the safety mechanism, that's in all of these modern plus. [00:45:41] So you put it in part way, you have to push hard and in it goes, and then you pull it out part way. So that's part one. Can you plug this phone charger intellectual outlet part way so that those two conductors are exposed and then yeah. Then they ask you the challenge is to drop a penny onto the exposed prongs. [00:46:11] So you can get anything from a small spark. That little coin may jump off to a full-blown electrical fire. Now mom was there and she yelled. No Alexa, no. And the daughter said she's too smart to do something. Anyway, and I'm looking at a picture here that ARS Technica published of a wall socket, where a short had happened. [00:46:37] This wall socket is mounted sideways. I don't get that. And the hot side is up. So anything falling against the sock and by the way, the faceplate is metal. And grounded, obviously. So anything falling onto a plug that's only partially plugged in because the sock gets sideways. It falls onto it. It touches the metal face plate, and you've got a fire Bruin. [00:47:08] So they've got a picture of one of these in a house and you can see where the smoke went up. Now. I don't think the whole house caught on fire here, but it was a major zap. It reminds me of the days when we had. The fuses in the basement. And if a fuse blew, all you really needed to do is go down there and stick a quarter in it. [00:47:28] And you're fine, which means it's defeated the purpose. Anyways, you gotta be careful. At Amazon confirmed in a statement to the BBC that it has removed that particular challenge from Alex's database. Obviously these are computer generated and they're based on Tik TOK, idiots. You shouldn't be using Tik TOK for a lot of reasons. [00:47:55] One of them is it has been alleged that they have been spying for the Chinese. It is a Chinese company. It's part of 10 cent. And the, there's just a little stupid thing. So Amazon said, as soon as you became aware of this error, We took action to fix it. So again, you can't necessarily trust your kid at home with a, an Alexa doing challenges. [00:48:20] I just can't believe it. It's just incredible exactly what happened here. Hey, I want to give you a real quick tip. Last week, we went over how you can find out. If your computer has been hacked, basically. In fact, we were a little bit more specific. We said, okay, what I want to do here is know if not just the computers have been hacked, but as someone's stolen my. [00:48:50] Email and or my password. And we explained why and everything else. Then if you missed it last week, you can just go right ahead, online to to oh my I'm just having man's beginning of the year, right? That's what happened. Go online to Craig peterson.com/itunes or slash your favorite podcast player. [00:49:11] And you can listen to it there. So really good little article from. And make use of technology. And they're talking about what are some of the things you can do? You should do. You shouldn't do when it comes to external GPU's and now if you are a regular computer user, you don't even need one of these things and people might've tried to talk you into it. [00:49:38] Now, also that GPU is these graphical processing units are built into all of our computers nowadays. All of these new computers that our friends at apple have come up with, have some amazing GPS built into them. Those are great. They're used to update your actual windows screen that you're looking at hate Microsoft for stealing words like windows, mean things anyways. [00:50:05] But the external GPU is something I use on my main production workstation. So I've got GPU's they work great. And when I'm processing video and doing the edits, and then the final renders, that's when an external GPU comes in. So I can guarantee you if you don't know what I'm talking about here, I guarantee you. [00:50:31] I need an external GPU. Now the couple of other things to know, if you are looking for an, a GPO of any sort to build and put in your existing computer to build in somewhere else, the GPU's are difficult to get right now. And part of the reason for that is so many people have been using them for mining cryptocurrencies, because they're quite good at that. [00:50:57] Now there's special hardware that's being made. To mine, cryptocurrencies, but GPU's frankly are great little work around for anybody that just has a basic computer and wants to try and do a little crypto mining. So you're going to have a hard time getting a hold of these. GPU's just like many other chip sets out there and my own personal experiences. [00:51:21] I don't need the top end one because of it takes a few extra minutes to render something. When I'm making a video, it's not a big deal, cause I'm not making videos all day long. So a little tip for you on GPU's and external GPU's. And do you need them, what should do. Use them for, Hey, I am doing some training every week. [00:51:45] Kind what we just did just now, but about cybersecurity and other things in my weekly newsletter. So make sure you sign up Craig peterson.com AU. And if you could, and if you are a podcast listener, like to invite you to subscribe to my podcast, you can find it at Craig peterson.com/itunes. [00:52:08] We've got the end of a era for a device that was considered to be quite secure. In fact, some of our presidents, particularly the one that comes to mind is president Obama used it extensively, and it isn't what it was. [00:52:25] This device that I'm thinking of right now, and we'll see if you can guess what it is, but it was extremely popular. [00:52:33] It was for sending and receiving messages that even had some other functions, but it was mainly an email thing. I remember having a couple of those back in the day that was strictly email. They were, they actually nice. And then of course texting came along and they kept up with the times a little bit. [00:52:51] What we're talking about is the end of the line. This was a Canadian company, a company that was well-known worldwide by the name of rim. They were providing the Blackberry operating system. They had servers that were designed and built to be secure. So you could rest assured that all of your data was safe, no loud you to send and receive emails. [00:53:25] And it had that wonderful little click keyboard on it. Something that went the way of all the world. That keyboard is now gone and it's gone for good as has the ability to use some of those blackberries that you bought over the years to keep yourself. I just had to play taps underneath that, but it's just incredible. [00:53:53] It is the end of the day for the company, the once dominated the entire smartphone business. If you didn't have a Blackberry, you weren't cool and you weren't secure or secure. And you weren't able to communicate as easily. They were actually. Excellent little devices in their day. I want to add another note here when we're talking about secure, because Blackberry was very big and saying, Hey, listen, it's very secure. [00:54:23] It's all encrypted. We keep all your emails, encrypted, all your communications and gripped and what we found out by the way, is it turned out that the Canadian government, basically the equivalent of the FBI, CIA NSA had the master key for all Blackberry messages. And not only did it have the master key, it shared the master key with the United States secret agencies, the end of the. [00:54:55] CIA, et cetera. So if you were thinking you could use your Blackberry and keep your information safe, you are wrong. You remember when president Obama was elected? One of the first things they scrambled for in the tech business was how do we secure our. Mary. And of course all kinds are not our Blackberry, his Blackberry, all kinds of rumors erupted that, it was people controlling president Obama and they were using the Blackberry and they're using it because it was secure. [00:55:24] You, do you remember the whole uproar around. And the biggest problem was obviously our intelligence knew that they weren't secure and they could read any message they wanted to, as well as the Canadian government. And remember the whole five eyes thing back in the day, these five different governments that shared information on their own citizens. [00:55:47] So it was a real windfall for the United States because Canada was. EV all of this shop software was developed for the Blackberry. It's where all of the servers were located and data could easily be routed to Canadian servers away from us servers if they wanted to monitor somebody. And so Canada was the one spying on you, technically not your government. [00:56:10] They'd never do that. So it was an interesting time, frankly. As of January 4th, 2020, These Blackberry phones will no longer be provided with provisioning services, which means they are going to gradually lose the ability to join networks, including the cellular network, by the way. So it's man, it's something that many kids. [00:56:41] I have never even seen. And I look at it and just think, I remember envied some of the guys that had the blackberries at the time. And I had a couple of other little devices, keyboard driven that were from people who have been guests on my radio show. And I really liked those, but in the Blackberry was just crazy expensive as far as I was concerned. [00:57:04] But Blackberry's leadership really messed up. The guys who are developing Android at the time realized, oh, wait a minute. The iPhone is a pretty popular. It's going to be extremely popular. So Android then they mimic the Blackberry at first, made it look like a Blackberry. And then they switched over and made the Android operating system be like an iPad. [00:57:33] So they can pick, can beat with it, but Blackberry didn't see any of this coming. And it took over a year after the iPhone came out for Blackberry, for rim research and motion to come up with its own touchscreen phone. And the software was really quite a mass where they tried to. Basically crowbar in some new features and they had the old features. [00:57:58] They're still incorporate users during this whole time were falling into love with their apple phones and then eventually the Android phone. Told their IP department, it departments that they needed to support the iPhone and the Android phones. And so they did, and Blackberry eventually gave up on its own phones and they started releasing Android versions. [00:58:23] Do you remember those, the Android phones from. Mary, they got out of the hardware business entirely. And now what they're doing is they're trying to promote corporate security services. And that's really what they're trying to do. It's a new claim to fame. Yeah. Remember I just told you last time they were promoting that they were secure. [00:58:44] They weren't at all. No, they were to some extent, but so the last version of Blackberry opera and he said, The very last release that they had was in 2013. Yeah. 2013 year that hold. So the devices affected here by this shutdown are by all standards, extremely low old. And remember you got to get security updates. [00:59:09] So these machines, I can't even believe this still online when Blackberry hasn't given an update to them since 2013, that's almost a decade now, nine years. So if you're still using it stop, and if you're trying to figure out what to use, get an iPhone. And if you say, oh, Hey, films are too expensive. Don't get the latest, greatest iPhone. [00:59:33] Get a slightly older one because they are supported for five or more years out, unlike everything else out there now, although. We now have Samsung promising some longer support, like five-year support for some of the devices. So we'll see how that ends up going. But frankly, Blackberry, they're done for. [00:59:55] It's a shame. So there's a handful of software services that relied on the Blackberry servers to function. So if you were using Blackberry world or Blackberry link, those also stopped functioning on the 4th of January and the number of people still using it. I don't know. When was the last time you saw a Blackberry and have you used one I'd love to hear from you go ahead and drop me into the. [01:00:23] Craig. Yeah, exactly. me@craigpetersawn.com. Let me know, did you have a Blackberry or were you still using one? And did they bother telling you about the shutdown that was coming up, but this is it. This is the end of what was a very significant technology. So here's to blackberries. All right, stick around everybody. [01:00:52] Make sure you are on my email list. I'm going to do something new too, with the list. I'm going to start sending you my show notes. Now you can opt out of the show notes, just the show notes, if you want to, but expect to start seeing them show up in your email box. And this is the same show notes I send out to all of the radio and television stations I appear on because it's the most important news of the week. [01:01:20] Artificial intelligence is making its way into all kinds of aspects of our lives. And one of them that concerns me maybe the most, in some ways it's a benefit and others is AI in the criminal justice system. [01:01:36] China has developed what it's calls an AI. Or artificial intelligence prosecutor. [01:01:44] And they're saying that they can identify dissident and press charges for common crimes with 97% accurate. Now that is a very big claim. And the whole idea behind this is their servers services. If you will, in the court system are overloaded. We have the same problem. Most countries have the same problem. [01:02:11] I was just looking at India. They've got some 37 million backlog court cases. Absolutely. Phenomenal. So the system now in China can press charges for Shanghai's eight most common crimes. There runs on a standard PC and it takes part in the decision-making process. They say, although apparently it's actually making their decisions, but there are fears. [01:02:40] The machine could be weaponized by the state. Now it's interesting. Looking at the actual charges that it's designed to press right now, they're saying that it was trained using 17,000 real life cases. And it's able to identify and press charges for the eight most common crimes in Shanghai. These include provoking. [01:03:08] Now that's a term used to stifle dissent in China credit card, fraud, gambling crimes, dangerous driving theft, fraud, intentional injury, and obstructing official duties. In other words pretty much everything, right? You go against the government. It's just going to charge you. And that's what they say high prosecutor's going to do. [01:03:31] Now I'm looking to it. Some more details. From the management review journal. And they're saying that the system can replace prosecutors in the decision-making process to a certain extent. Now let's look at some other countries we've got, for instance, Germany, and they're using image recognition and digital forensics to help with their case loads. [01:03:58] China's using a system. No. System 2 0 6 to evaluate evidence a suspect's potential danger and conditions for arrest. Now, we've had some really weird things happening here in the U S with our criminal justice system. Some of them are absolutely idiotic. But things like just letting people out the same day that really should be held because they committed a moderately serious crime. [01:04:23] And we just had cases just at the end of 2021, where we had people. Who had been arrested and got out that same day and then went on to commit serious crimes, rape, murder, and other things. So what are we doing here in the U S unfortunately we have found out that in the us, we are monitoring the. [01:04:52] The funds that people need to put up that are called bail in order to be released from jail. So normally you'd go in front of a justice of the peace and maybe a court clerk, and they would look at what the charges are or what your background is, how sticky you are in the community, family, business ties, et cetera, and then set up. [01:05:18] So you now put up the bail cash or otherwise, and you are released on basically usually your own recognizance. They're very somewhat, so we are all ready in many areas using artificial intelligence for that entire. Process, there's no pleading with the computer's saying I can't afford a $200,000 bail. [01:05:42] There's no pleading with the computer saying, listen, I've been a member of the rotary club for 20 years and I own a business here. I have tight ties to the community that bail is just way too high because in many communities they are using artificial intelligence and relying on it a hundred percent. [01:06:00] That's one of the big problems with computers. People because they don't really understand them. Just say fine. Just yeah, go. The computers is almost always right. Yeah. The other problem is we don't know how it was programmed. Now in the case of this Chinese computer, that acts as a prosecutor for charging. [01:06:23] They fed it 17,000 cases. Do we know what those cases are? Do we know what the computer weighs when it's making its decisions? And we've seen this already, in some cases here in the U S where normally you can face your accuser. Normally you can go to the court and say, this decision by the justice of the peace was not quite right. [01:06:46] It needs to be fixed right now. They did and all well and good. And so if they had someone or they'd come in and testify to say, yeah, you're not a flight risk, et cetera, you're fine. But when it comes to the computers, people tend to just believe them. What were those 17,000 cases? Were they all nasty dissidents? [01:07:09] What did the computer learned from it? And some of these cases that we've had in the us we've found. That even the people that provided the software, that AI software, they don't know what the decision-making process actually was because the computer learned how to do it. And you need to understand AI models and how they're fed data and how they work. [01:07:35] But basically the computers come up with their own way of thinking through things. Just to make this simple. So it's not necessarily totally logic. It's not like back in the day, you'd write software that says, okay, if they have lived in that same home for over twenty-five years, they have kids in school, they own a business, et cetera, et cetera. [01:07:55] So you set up all of the explicit parameters. And from that, now you can say okay, fine. So you've got, went down this path based on. Person was and what their background was. Therefore, you came to this conclusion. That's not what's happening with this newer AI, not at all. And then you also have the question. [01:08:16] Okay. What does 97% accurate? Who's going to take responsibility when there is a mistake. Now I'm not talking about the 3% that they're admitting could be mistakes. I'm talking about the 97% of the time. And then if you now move up to the courts, who are they going to talk to? The prosecutor, the machine, the designer of the algorithm. [01:08:42] Are they going to examine all 17,000 cases that were fed into this? I goes back to what I said before about airplanes. People are not good at monitoring computers, but computers can be good at monitoring people. In other words, in this case, the artificial intelligence may help detect a mistake, but it really cannot replace humans in making a decision. [01:09:09] It's very true. China's relying more and more on AI to boost productivity. They're using AI with facial recognition systems for their social credit score that allows people to get on. Train you can't get on a train unless you have a high enough social credit score. And if you J rock walk, you have now lost points. [01:09:32] So it's it's really crazy. So I'm very concerned about this. I found some great information by the way, online from the justice department about what they are looking to have AI do. And it's basically everything making decisions and informing. What should happen? They're looking at using chat chatbox to provide legal advice for pro se litigants. [01:10:00] In other words, people that are trying to defend themselves can go to a chat box that will give them some direction. That's all in the works. I'm looking at the official documents right now, criminal justice testing and evaluation consortium, looking at artificial intelligence. Hey, make sure you subscribe to my podcast. [01:10:21] Craig peterson.com/itunes, and I hope I've earned a five star review. And if you could take a minute, just give it right there. [01:10:31] We all know the children online suffer some pretty serious consequences in certain cases. The federal trade commission has now won a case against Google. We're going to talk about what's going on. With ads. [01:10:47] The FTC has now been enforcing what's called CAPA, which is the children's online privacy protection rule. [01:10:58] And they have find. In fact they find them. What was it? Almost 200. Yeah, exactly. Let me just find it here. Sorry about that. They have find Google to the sum total of. 170 million. That's what I thought it was almost $200 million penalty. So what had happened here is YouTube. Now YouTube is owned by Google has been for quite a while. [01:11:28] And in fact, YouTube. Advertising to advertisers that quote YouTube is today's leader in reaching children age six to 11 against top TV channels. They also said that YouTube is the number one website regularly visited by kids. Now we know that they are not supposed to be directing any content to children under 13. [01:11:58] Now you could argue, all right, they're not directing content to them, but the facts are the facts of kids are on the site. They're on the site. Yeah. But why would you promote that to advertisers and. You were exactly promoting to children. And that's what the federal trade commission said. Hey, Google, here you are promoting your ability to target these kids by saying you are the number one platform for them. [01:12:30] So you shouldn't be doing that. So this settlement they came up with Google required you tube to pay $170 million penalty. They were also required to implement a system. That permits channel owners to identify content is child directed. So YouTube can ensure it's complying with the rule going forward. [01:12:53] So remember YouTube doesn't make the content that's up on their site. They steal it from you. They don't exact this dealer from you, but anything that you're uploading, they may try and monetize. If enough people watch it and stay on their site longer. Which is the goal, by the way, for your content. [01:13:11] If you put it up, really Facebook's the same way. LinkedIn, everybody, they want eyeballs. They want them to stay on the site so they can show them advertising. The people who are making the content are these content creators, just you and me uploading stuff to YouTube. As well as these people that have somehow become very popular that I just don't understand. [01:13:32] So here are also some things from our dark reading website here. Alison LeFrak, she's senior vice president of public policy. Ads privacy and children's online privacy protection act compliance at pixelate. So she's come up with five things she thinks should be adopted by the industry. First of all, improve transparency ad networks platforms should consider implementing their system that lets online services, identity. [01:14:05] To the ad network or platform that their content is child directed, which is something that the courts are demanding here now. The FTC settlement is I should say, number two, stop collecting children's data once an ad network or a platform like YouTube sets up a system where developers can signal that their app or their software or their. [01:14:30] Oh, the video is directed at children. That ad network needs to take steps to not collect personal information through those websites. Make sense apps or channels. Number three, involve parents when required, even if an ad network is not collecting precise geolocation information from children. If it collects wireless network identifiers to infer precise location, it is required to provide notice. [01:14:56] Teen consent from the parents. I'm loving all of these number four. Protect sensitive data. If an ad network decides to collect children's data, it must maintain the confidentiality, security and integrity of the information. It should only retain the data as long as necessary to fulfill the purpose for which it was collected. [01:15:19] And the ad networks should delete the data in a way that protects against its own authorized use. And number five remained stringent on protecting children. So I think all of those make quite a bit of sense. They're all things that ad networks and these platforms should be doing, but they're not required to do it. [01:15:38] And I, I go back and forth here. My dad and mumble both used to say there ought to be a law. No, that's not how my mom said it, you get the idea. And I'm at the point where I say, man, we got to get rid of most of these laws, rules and regulations, because they are hampering us something. [01:15:57] If you look at the Scandinavian countries, some people say, oh, there are socialists over that. No, they're not. They have very high taxes and they have a lot of community services, but Switz, they're not Switzerland, Sweden, for instance. They know that they have to keep their businesses healthy so that they can collect taxes. [01:16:18] So they stay out of the way versus here, where we already have a so