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Episode 361 of the Sports Media Podcast features Karen Brodkin, the co-head of WME Sports and an executive vice president at its parent company, Endeavor, and Hillary Mandel, an executive vice president and head of media for the Americas for IMG, an Endeavor company. Brodkin and Mandel have worked as advisors on an endless amount of high-profile media deals, from individual team deals to league deals. They recently served as consultants for the NCAA for its $920 million, eight-year agreement with ESPN. In this podcast, Brodkin and Mandel explain their jobs and the skill sets needed for it; the use of research in evaluating deal points; the current economic environment for sports media rights; why the NCAA ultimately opted not to separate the women's basketball tournament in its deal; why women's college sports is on the rise; the Pac-12 falling apart; Peacock's playoff deal with the NFL and what it means for consumers heading forward, and more.  You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hiyer mates. Part two of the Edinburgh jaunt here. If you didn't listen to last week's ep then go and get that down your ear canals first but yeah, this is a belter. Expect to hear from TSP guests old and forthcoming including, Simon Brodkin, Rob Aughton, Chloe Petts, Martin Compston & Gordon Smart This is series eleven, episode three of the Two Shot Podcast at the Edinburgh Festival. If you've enjoyed listening to this episode then please click through to patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus podcast audio, pictures, videos and some shiny TSP merch in return. Nice one. Get in touch... Facebook - search 'Two Shot Podcast' Twitter - @twoshotpod Instagram - @twoshotpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What's good TSP pals? Got an ep here for ya. Craig's been out and about. He's been up in Edinburgh for festival season and luckily for TSP listeners, he took his tape recorder. A slightly different one this. Expect to hear from TSP guests old and forthcoming including, Martin Compston, Laura Wilde, Kyle Falconer, Rob Aughton, Matt Forde, Simon Brodkin, Gordon Smart, Chloe Petts. Sit back and enjoy the journey! This is series eleven, episode 2 of the Two Shot Podcast at the Edinburgh Festival. If you've enjoyed listening to this episode then please click through to patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus podcast audio, pictures, videos and some shiny TSP merch in return. Nice one. Get in touch... Facebook - search 'Two Shot Podcast' Twitter - @twoshotpod Instagram - @twoshotpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

World-famous prankster Simon Brodkin's new show "Screwed Up" explores his recent ADHD diagnosis, the disparity between mental and physical health, and dive headfirst into examining religion, war and politics. Watch Simon Brodkin – Screwed Up at:Venue: Pleasance Courtyard Cabaret BarDates: 3rd to 27th August (excluding the 15th)Time: 9:40pmTickets: edfringe.com Find Simon at:Website: simonbrodkin.comInstagram: @SimonBrodkinTwitter: @SimonBrodkinTikTok: @SimonBrodkinFacebook: Simon BrodkinYouTube: Simon BrodkinBecome a "Men Brain Member" and get:*over 50 archive interviews via your own private RSS link*early access to our FILMED interviewsGo to https://www.patreon.com/menbrainpodcast or click the LinkTree for ALL for YouTube videos, live comedy dates, socials, contact Producer Paul and everything else https://linktr.ee/MenBrain  Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(0:45:00) Karen Brodkin, Executive V.P., Endeavor (1:05:00) Brandon Marcello, 247 Sports (1:25:00) Berry Tramel, The Oklahoman (2:30:00) Jon Machota, TheAthletic.com (2:50:00) Paul Catalina's "Top 5" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just in case you missed it! Here's our Old Dicks for this week from comedian Simon Brodkin. Simon is currently out on tour and so if you enjoy this go and see him LIVE! Be sure to follow the podcast @dickpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Simon Brodkin AKA Lee Nelson AKA Jason Bent AKA Britain's Greatest Hoaxer. Simon has pranked some of the world's most powerful and famous people…Donald Trump, Theresa May, Phillip Green, Kanye West, Sepp Blatter…the list goes on.Despite being renowned for his characters and world-famous stunts, Brodkin is taking the brave decision to start all over again. Like James, he's going through a metamorphosis. They are both well-known for their previous lives, and more than aware that this comes with advantages and challenges. The two discuss the price of fame and the need to be authentic on stage.Follow James on Twitter @jameshaskell and Instagram @jameshaskell

After a quick catch-up on a mad week I speak to Simon Brodkin about his amazing career. From pranking Donald Trump and Kanye to starting out all over again as a straight stand-up, Simon has some unique tales to tell about the comedy industry.  Support the Podcast, keep it weekly & AD-FREE https://www.patreon.com/geoffnorcott?fan_landing=true Come to my LIVE shows https://www.livenation.co.uk/artist-geoff-norcott-1252793 Order my BOOK amzn.to/2TNsKOU Check out my TIK-TOK www.tiktok.com/@geoffnorcott

The brilliant comedian, professional hoaxer and creator of Lee Nelson talks upgraded ice cream cones, taking his therapist to the cinema, his dislike for superheroes and a tearjerking Robin Williams movie.Find us here: https://linktr.ee/triptomoviespodA Trip to the Movies is proudly sponsored by @ODEONCinemas - We Make Movies BetterFounded in 1930, ODEON is the largest and best-known cinema chain in the UK and Ireland. We pride ourselves in delivering the very best cinema experience and cutting-edge technology.Book now at your local ODEON cinema for some big-screen movie magic! http://bit.ly/3BRaPMT________________A special thank you to our Patreon Producer Paul Watt! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Jessica Brodkin went from being an MIT student to a CIA employee to a stand-up comic. She is now utilizing all her various skill sets plus Reiki healing to bring new utility and environmentally friendly practices to the NFT space. Brodkin joins Matt Ryan to discuss her path to creating the Mystical Muses NFT line, what it means to "take up space" in male-dominated institutions in nearly every phase of her educational and professional career, and Matt obsessing over stand-up comedy as he has since he was nine years old. Buy Mystical Muses NFTs from thehttps://www.bitmart.com/nft/en/collectible?collectibleId=87 ( BitMart NFT Marketplace ) Mystical Muses on https://twitter.com/mystical_muses (Twitter) https://t.co/7UCLJUGEQ3 (Mystical Muses Website) Matt Ryan → https://twitter.com/MattRyanYells (@MattRyanYells)  BitMart Exchange is the premier global digital asset trading platform with millions of registered users in 180+ countries. Ranked among the top crypto exchanges on CoinGecko, BitMart currently offers 1,000+ trading pairs with some of the lowest trading fees in the market. The BitMart NFT Marketplace is now LIVE! Check out our exclusive collections of premium NFTs from your favorite exchange. SIGN UP HERE for BitMart's new Elite NFT service  Don't have a crypto account and want to trade the headlines? Sign up for a BitMart account TODAY and start your journey NOW!  For the latest updates on all your favorite platforms, make sure to follow BitMart on:  Twitter →https://twitter.com/BitMartExchange ( https://twitter.com/BitMartExchange)  Telegram →https://t.me/BitMartExchange ( https://t.me/BitMartExchange)  Discord →https://discord.gg/bitmart ( https://discord.gg/bitmart)  TikTok →https://www.tiktok.com/@bitmart.exchange ( https://www.tiktok.com/@bitmart.exchange)  Facebook →https://www.facebook.com/bitmartexchange ( https://www.facebook.com/bitmartexchange)  Instagram →https://www.instagram.com/bitmart_exchange/?hl=en ( https://www.instagram.com/bitmart_exc...)  The BitMart Podcast Network is available wherever you get your audio content! Tune in whenever you want to by checking us out here → https://linktr.ee/bitmartpod (https://linktr.ee/bitmartpod)  All opinions and actions expressed and undertaken by the host(s) and guest(s) are individual opinions and actions and do not reflect the views and actions of BitMart. BitMart does not guarantee this content's accuracy, applicability, reliability, integrity, performance, completeness, or appropriateness. The value of digital currencies can go up or down, and there can be a substantial risk in buying, selling, holding, or investing in digital currencies. You should carefully consider whether trading or holding digital currencies is suitable for you based on your personal investment objectives, financial circumstances, and risk tolerance.  BitMart does not provide investment, tax, or legal advice. Use of BitMart services is entirely at your own risk.

NonCensored is a weekly round up of Harriet Langley-Swindon's very popular, very real daily radio show, completely non-Censored (but with all of the rubbish edited out). This week we bring you a very special LIVE episode of NonCensored, recorded as part of LATER at Paines Plough Roundabout. Harriet and Martin are joined by Diversity Correspondent Eshaan Akbar, who explains why Lawrence Fox is the most woke man alive, and by Culture Secretary For Culture And Digital Media Sport Nadine Dorries, who takes questions from the audience and reads an EXCLUSIVE extract from her forthcoming erotic political thriller His Front Bench Woman. There's also an extended interview with the man who brought down Theresa May, Simon Brodkin who talks pranks, arrests, and how being a character comedian means sometimes people get confused about whether you're real or not.  Thanks to all the staff at Paines Plough and Summerhall for making this recording happen, and to Hamish Campbell at Sound Sound for recording it.  Tickets to our live show at the London Podcast Festival are still available - that's on Saturday 10th September, at 2pm, at King's Place. Book now at https://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/comedy/noncensored-with-rosie-holt/ If you are going to the Edinburgh Fringe, we recommend shows by Rosie Holt (https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/rosie-holt-the-woman-s-hour), Brendan Murphy (https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/buffy-revamped) and Eshaan Akbar (https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/eshaan-akbar), who will be on tour in 2023 - you can get tickets from https://www.eshaanakbar.com/tour. We'd also recommend Sooz Kempner: PlayStation (2.20pm at the Banshee Labrynth) and Simon Brodkin: Screwed Up (9.40pm at the Pleasance Courtyard). Thanks to Rosie Holt (@RosieIsAHolt), Brendan Murphy (@NotMurphy), Eshaan Akbar (@EShaanAkbar), Sooz Kempner (@SoozUK), Simon Brodkin (@SimonBrodkin) and Ed Morrish. Show photography by Karla Gowlett (photoperspective.co.uk) and show design by Chris Barker (chrisbarkerprints.co.uk). Music and jingles by Paddy Gervers & Rob Sell (torchandcompass.com). This episode was recorded by Hamish Campbell at Sound Sound (soundsound.co.uk) NonCensored is a Lead Mojo production (leadmojo.co.uk). 

**This is a replay of the podcast from February 2022**This week we have a guest that was suggested by our listeners. Dr. Ronald Brodkin, a Chiropractic Neurologist from Boca Rotan Florida, joins the podcast to talk about a special kind of digital motion x-rays that he uses to help insurance companies visually understand a patients' injuries. Contact Ronald Brodkin atPhone: (561) 620-0174Website: https://www.chiropractorsbocaraton.com/

Have you ever finished a conversation and immediately realized you didn't remember anything the other person said? Do you sometimes feel as though you have fallen between the cracks of your own thoughts and you can't seem to focus long enough to connect with others? You're not alone. Edward S. ("Ted") Brodkin, M.D., a board-certified psychiatrist, author, and director of the Adult Autism Spectrum Program at Penn Medicine and Ashley A. Pallathra, M.A., a clinical researcher, therapist, author, and doctoral candidate in clinical psychology at the University of North Carolina, join this episode to discuss how we can improve social connectedness and find attunement. During the episode, the pair share where they met and began their collaboration on the study of connectedness, and walk us through what goes into a neuroscience research study. They also share details from their conducted study on developing a program for adults in the spectrum regarding social functioning, share the framework of their book Missing Each Other: How To Cultivate Meaningful Connections, and define attunement along with its four key elements. Furthermore, Dr. Brodkin and Ashley talk through the importance of listening to yourself and your needs in retirement, summarize mutual responsiveness, and unveil their advice for people going through the transition of leaving the workforce. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to The Peer Project Podcast. Todays peer was the “bad kid” at school who was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. The man who's stunts caused guns to be drawn at a Trump event. The man who issued Theresa May with her P45 at a party conference. The man who's not quite famous enough for “I'm A Celebrity”. It's the hilarious and daring Simon Brodkin. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick Hancock and Chris England discuss Oldham's new opponents (new grounds Chris will get to attend), pitch invasions, England call ups, and the last day of the season.  Chris speaks to comedian, writer, actor and Man City fan, Simon Brodkin. They discuss Simon's club, how he became a City fan, their awesome season and the amazing last day of the premier league. Simon also tells us about the inspiration behind his character Jason Bent, and his history making hoax.  We're now on Twitter. Please, please, please follow us @slopingpitch  Tickets to Simon's Edinburgh show are available here - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/simon-brodkin-screwed-up?day=10-08-2022 And Simon's website is here - https://www.simonbrodkin.com/ If you have any thoughts, feelings or queries, please feel free to contact us on slopingpitch@gmail.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we have a guest that was suggested by our listeners. Dr. Ronald Brodkin, a Chiropractic Neurologist from Boca Rotan Florida, joins the podcast to talk about a special kind of digital motion x-rays that he uses to help insurance companies visually understand a patients' injuries. Contact Ronald Brodkin atPhone: (561) 620-0174Website: https://www.chiropractorsbocaraton.com/Want to listen to more episodes? Or did you miss out on last week's episode? We're now live on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. You can also find us on the Keenan Trial Institute website at https://keenantrialinstitute.com/podc...

Edward S. ("Ted") Brodkin, M.D. is Associate Professor of Psychiatry with tenure at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Founder and Director of the Adult Autism Spectrum Program at Penn Medicine and has been honored by Philadelphia Magazine as a Top Doctor in the Philadelphia region for 14 years. Ashley A. Pallathra, M.A. is a clinical researcher and therapist. She is the author of numerous published research articles and a book chapter in the fields of autism research, social neuroscience, and social-emotional functioning in youth. Her current research and clinical work center around strengthening social competence and building resilience in children and adolescents from diverse community settings. Ted and Ashley have collaborated since 2014, when they first worked together at the University of Pennsylvania. Through their shared interests in neuroscience, psychology, social and emotional development, music, and martial arts, and their passion for making the world feel a little less lonely, Missing Each Other was born. Learn more at MissingEachOther.com.

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Dan is joined by Simon Brodkin, comedian, prankster and all round funny man, to discuss which collection of frightful people and things he'd least like to be stuck with on a desert island, and he picks a wonderful assortment of dicks for your listening pleasure, so roll up your sleeves and get stuck in. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You will have heard of Lee Nelson, or possibly Jason Bent - so you'll be familiar with the man behind those characters: Simon Brodkin. You'll, no doubt, also have heard of his world-famous pranks with targets including Theresa May and even Donald Trump. This week, the fantastic actor, writer and stand up comedian sits down with Paul to explain everything about how he does what he does and what it's like when it goes right (and wrong!) Make sure you subscribe and follow The PudCast and leave a review and you could be mentioned like some cats in this episode. Nice one. Do you want to see Paul on tour? Find all the information on PaulChowdhry.com

"To one degree or another we're going to disagree with everyone to some extent - even the closest people to us - we're not going to agree with them on 100% of everything because they're a different person. Being able to tolerate those kinds of differences, different points of view and disagreements while still keeping up some level of connection is a really useful life skill." - Edward "Ted" Brodkin "It would be a beautiful world... Even just a little bit of movement in this area can have really dramatic impact on your own life and ideally, if it can have an impact on your relationships one on one, it can over time have impact on a more community level - and ideally on a more systems level." - Ashley Pallathra  We are so lucky to get to talk to Edward Brodkin and Ashley Pallathra - the leading experts on human connection and authors of Missing Each Other: How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections. Edward - or Ted as he goes by - is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry. He is the Founder and Director of the Adult Autism Spectrum Program at Penn Medicine. Ashley is a Clinical Researcher and Therapist. She is the author of several published research articles and a book chapter in the fields of autism research, social neuroscience and social-emotional functioning in youth. Today we talk about: human connection … and why it's so important…  How to connect with someone you fundamentally disagree with… and navigating conflict. We also talk about the four components of atunement… and how to practice these in your own lives for stronger connections  Buy Missing Each Other CONNECT WITH ASHLEY: Twitter Facebook Instagram CONNECT WITH EDWARD: Instagram Twitter CONNECT WITH DANIELLE: Buy the HIP Habits Workbook Facebook Instagram Twitter Website This podcast is brought to you by the Mail Tribune. Check out more Mail Tribune podcasts here.

#connection #missingeachother #mentalhealth #attunement #meditation  Today we're talking about one of my favorite topics: the power and importance of finding deep and meaningful connection. Even amongst our peers, families and colleagues, many people are feeling disconnected, unheard, lonely and separate, and the conditions of the pandemic has only made that worse. This conversation is to help each of us to feel seen, heard and validated by our interactions with the world.  Authors Edward (Ted) Brodkin, MD (psychiatrist and medical doctor) and Ashley Pallathra, M.A. and current PhD candidate bring their wisdom of connection in their new book, Missing Each Other (link below).We discuss how mental health is effected through disconnection and connection, and the quality of our relationships, as well as some of their specific steps to find more meaningful connection, starting with attunement. Whether you're an introvert, extrovert, in relationship or not, self-employed or unemployed, this conversation and their work can be very important for the purpose of healing.    To find the book - Missing Each OtherVisit me on my site for updates, inspiration and special offers. 

Dr. Edward Brodkin is a tenured Professor of Psychiatry at UPenn and a co-author of the bestselling book Missing Each Other: How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections.

"The first pillar is relaxed awareness - we talk about it as the fundamental state of mind and body that is the basis of attunement. Listening is the taking in of cues and information from the other person. Understanding is cognitively processing and understanding that information that you've taken in. The final pillar is mutual responsiveness. It is in essence the active component of attunement - what you do towards the other person once you've taken in and understood that information."   Episode Description: We begin by describing what emotional attunement is and how we 'know it when we see it.' We are most familiar with it in the creative and athletic arts but in fact we have access to it in our daily lives. Ted and Ashley break it down for us and describe the four pillars that they see as constituting rich interpersonal attunement. We also discuss what the autistic spectrum is and how its various presentations reflect neurodiversity. They each describe clinical presentations of these conditions and the approaches that can be useful in engaging those who struggle in this area. We close our conversation by their sharing their personal journeys that have led them to this field.   Our Guests: Edward S. ("Ted") Brodkin, M.D. is Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Founder and Director of the Adult Autism Spectrum Program at Penn Medicine. He received his A.B. Magna Cum Laude from Harvard College and his M.D. from Harvard Medical School. He did his residency in psychiatry and a fellowship in neuroscience research at the Yale University School of Medicine, as well as a fellowship in genetics research at Princeton University. His research lab and clinical program at the University of Pennsylvania focus on social neuroscience and the autism spectrum in adults.   Ashley A. Pallathra, M.A. is a clinical researcher and therapist. After graduating with a bachelor's degree with Distinction in Neuroscience from the University of Pennsylvania, she received a Master's degree in Psychology and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. She is the author of numerous published research articles and a book chapter in the fields of resilience and social-emotional functioning in youth, autism research, and social neuroscience. Her current research and clinical work center around strengthening social competence and building resilience in children and adolescents from diverse community settings.

How does human connection relate to being a next level human? Nowadays, our connections with other human beings are the foundation to achieving our next level self. What most people don't know is that taking care of ourselves first is the initial step to creating meaningful relationships, connecting with other individuals, and truly nurturing those relationships by giving them the attention they deserve. In this episode of the Next Level Human Podcast, Dr. Jade interviews Dr. Edward Brodkin, co-author of Missing Each Other to talk about how important it is to clear our heads and be aware of our thoughts in order to focus on what the moment calls for. Anxiety and overwhelming feelings really prevent us from connecting with other people because we get so stuck in our own heads that we are unable to create identification. Dr. Edward also touches on topics like meditations, empathy, politics, and setting boundaries for ourselves. Tune in to learn more! Check out the Next Level Human sponsors! Go to drinklmnt.com/NEXTLEVEL to claim your free LMNT Sample Pack - you only cover the cost of shipping. For anyone who has trouble eating fruits & vegetables, OR knows someone who does, check out the line up at www.organifi.com/nextlevel! Use code NEXTLEVEL for 20% off. Episode Resources Book: Missing Each Other Website: MissingEachOther.com Blog/Medium: Missing Each Other Book Instagram: @missingeachotherbook Facebook: Missing Each Other Connect with Dr. Edward Brodkin Twitter: @tedbrodkin Instagram: @tedbrodkinmd Connect with Dr. Jade Teta Website: www.jadeteta.com Instagram: @jadeteta

Ashley Pallathra, MA, is a clinical researcher and therapist. She completed her bachelor's degree with Distinction in Neuroscience from the University of Pennsylvania. She has a Master's Degree in Psychology and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC. She writes and researches resilience-based interventions, social-emotional functioning in youth, autism research, and social neuroscience. Edward Brodkin, MD, is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry with tenure at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Founder and Director of the Adult Autism Spectrum Program at Penn Medicine. He received his AB Magna Cum Laude from Harvard College and his MD from Harvard Medical School. He completed his residency in psychiatry and a fellowship in neuroscience research at the Yale University School of Medicine. His research focuses on social neuroscience and the autism spectrum in adults. They are co-authors of the wonderful book, entitled Missing Each Other: How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections. The book was published by Public Affairs/Hachette in January 2021. Ashley Pallathra and Edward Brodkin Book Recommendations: A Fierce Heart - Spring Washam The Happiness Trap - Russ Haris Cutting for Stone - Abraham Verghese Crime and Punishment - Fyodor Dostoyevsky A Farewell to Arms - Ernest Hemingway About The Inquiring Mind Podcast: I created The Inquiring Mind Podcast in order to foster free speech, learn from some of the top experts in various fields, and create a platform for respectful conversations. Learn More: https://www.theinquiringmindpodcast.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theinquiringmindpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theinquiringmindpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/StanGGoldberg TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdKj2GeG/ Subscribe to the Inquiring Mind Podcast: Spotify: http://spoti.fi/3tdRSOs Apple: http://apple.co/38xXZVJ Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/3eBZfLl Youtube: https://bit.ly/3tiQieE

Remember the guy who threw a bunch of money at former FIFA President Sepp Blatter during a press conference? That was comedian Simon Brodkin and he's our guest this week on The Cooligans! Gully Squad: If you'd like to support the podcast, you can do that by joining Gully Squad at soccercooligans.com and click on the menu to join. Get access to the Gully Squad slack channel + exclusive content + the official Cooligans pin! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Remember the guy who threw a bunch of money at former FIFA President Sepp Blatter during a press conference? That was comedian Simon Brodkin and he's our guest this week on The Cooligans! Gully Squad: If you'd like to support the podcast, you can do that by joining Gully Squad at soccercooligans.com and click on the menu to join. Get access to the Gully Squad slack channel + exclusive content + the official Cooligans pin!

Episode #42: I am thrilled to have Edward Brodkin and Ashley Pallathra, the co-authors of the book “Missing Each Other, How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections”. Edward is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Founder and Director of the Adult Autism Spectrum Program at Penn Medicine. He received his A.B. Magna Cum Laude from Harvard College and M.D. from Harvard Medical School. He did his residency in psychiatry and a fellowship in neuroscience research at the Yale University School of Medicine, as well as a fellowship in genetics research at Princeton University. His research lab and clinical program at the University of Pennsylvania focus on social neuroscience and the autism spectrum in adults. Ashley is a clinical researcher and therapist. After graduating with a bachelor's degree with Distinction in Neuroscience from the University of Pennsylvania, she received a Master's degree in Psychology and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.  Her current research and clinical work center around strengthening social competence and building resilience in families from diverse community settings.  Ted and Ashley discuss the four pillars of human connection that they learned through their research. This conversation is so helpful for anyone wanting to make deeper connections in their life. Connect with the Guests: Website Book Facebook Book Instagram Connect with Edward: Twitter LinkedIn Instagram Connect with Ashley: Twitter LinkedIn Instagram Connect with Lupe: Website Instagram

Edward S. (“Ted”) Brodkin, M.D. is Associate Professor of Psychiatry with tenure at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Founder and Director of the Adult Autism Spectrum Program at Penn Medicine. He has been honored by Philadelphia Magazine as a Top Doctor in the Philadelphia region for 15 years, and has been honored as one of America's Top Doctors by Castle Connolly Medical for the past 16 years. He received his A.B. Magna Cum Laude from Harvard College and his M.D. from Harvard Medical School. He did his residency in psychiatry and a fellowship in neuroscience research at the Yale University School of Medicine, as well as a fellowship in genetics research at Princeton University. His research lab and clinical program at the University of Pennsylvania focus on social neuroscience and the autism spectrum in adults.   Ashley A. Pallathra, M.A. is a clinical researcher and therapist. After graduating with a bachelor's degree with Distinction in Neuroscience from the University of Pennsylvania, she received a Master's degree in Psychology and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. She is the author of numerous published research articles and a book chapter in the fields of autism research, social neuroscience, and social-emotional functioning in youth. Her current research and clinical work center around strengthening social competence and building resilience in families from diverse community settings.  MissingEachOther.com Sign up for 10% off of Shrink Rap Radio CE credits at the Zur Institute  

There's a lot of conflict going on in the world today. We put ourselves in categories and separate ourselves by politics, religion or beliefs. All this division is intensifying our isolation. Dr. Edward Brodkin and Ashley Pallathra are working hard to reestablish our collective connection, so we all can work towards attunement. Their book, Missing Each Other, highlights just what we need to do to get to a state of ‘relaxed awareness' and why we should all try a little harder to connect. || LINKS || https://missingeachother.com | Full Show Notes - https://darinolien.com/101-how-attunement-connection-can-save-the-world-dr-edward-brodkin-ashley-pallathra/

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07/19/21- Dr. Jacobs discusses the four pillars of human connection with Dr. Edward Brodkin by Dr. Andrew Jacobs

07/19/21- Dr. Jacobs discusses the four pillars of human connection with Dr. Edward Brodkin by Dr. Andrew Jacobs

How might we connect better with each other? An interview with Ashley Pallathra and Edward Brodkin, co-authors of Missing Each Other: How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections. We talk about the obstacles we face in our attempts to form better connection with others.  

Our guests today are Ashley Pallathra, M.A. and Edward Brodkin, M.D. They recently coauthored a book together entitled Missing Each Other: How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections. In this episode, we discuss their book, the 4 pillars of attunement and more! Ashley A. Pallathra, M.A. is a clinical researcher and therapist. After graduating with a bachelor's degree with Distinction in Neuroscience from the University of Pennsylvania, she received a Master's degree in Psychology and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. She is the author of numerous published research articles and a book chapter in the fields of resilience and social-emotional functioning in youth, autism research, and social neuroscience. Her current research and clinical work center around strengthening social competence and building resilience in children and adolescents from diverse community settings. Edward S. ("Ted") Brodkin, M.D. is Associate Professor of Psychiatry with tenure at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Founder and Director of the Adult Autism Spectrum Program at Penn Medicine. He has been honored by Philadelphia Magazine as a Top Doctor in the Philadelphia region for 14 years, and has been honored as one of America's Top Doctors by Castle Connolly Medical for the past 13 years. He received his A.B. Magna Cum Laude from Harvard College and his M.D. from Harvard Medical School. He did his residency in psychiatry and a fellowship in neuroscience research at the Yale University School of Medicine, as well as a fellowship in genetics research at Princeton University. His research lab and clinical program at the University of Pennsylvania focus on social neuroscience and the autism spectrum in adults. LINKS: Website: https://missingeachother.com/BOOK: https://missingeachother.com/about-the-book/#ordercopy SOCIAL MEDIA: Edward Brodkin, MD Twitter: https://twitter.com/TedBrodkin Ashley Pallathra, MA Twitter: https://twitter.com/AshleyPallathra Missing Each Other Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/missingeachotherbook/?hl=en

In this week's episode of Till Death Do Us Pod we are chatting to Simon Brodkin. You would know Simon as a Comedian, most well-known for his stunts, stand up shows and the characters he mimics. All sounds very standard right? What you don't know is that Simon studied and practiced medicine before leaving it all behind so pursue a career in comedy. We chatted to him about his role as a comedian, his previous life as a doctor and that time Trump had him arrested.

https://www.alainguillot.com/edward-brodkin-and-Ashley-Pallathra/ Edward Brodkin and Ashley A. Pallathra are the authors of Missing Each Other: How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections Get the book right here: https://missingeachother.com/

My guests this week are Dr. Ted Brodkin and Ashley Pallathra, authors of the recent book Missing Each Other (affiliate link), which is about finding social attunement. I really enjoyed this discussion, where we explored the benefits of greater connection during our interactions with others, and how we can cultivate that connection.

Today we discussing the new book called Missing Each Other: How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections, with its co-authors Edward “Ted” Brodkin and Ashely Pallathra. In Missing Each Other, they argue that we need to tune back into each other. Especially now. Because of COVID, we’ve all been pushed to a new S Curve, one that increasingly involves digital forms of connection, making it possible to miss each other even more. Ted is a Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania and has been named a top doctor in America for over a decade. He holds his MD from Harvard Medical School. Fun fact: he attended the pre-college division of music at Julliard where he studied the clarinet. Ashley is a Clinical Psychology PhD Candidate at The Catholic University of America; p previously she was the Clinical Research Coordinator at the medical school at the University of Pennsylvania. In this episode we learn about what Ted and Ashley call attunement, an elevated form of human connection – one that considers not just connecting with another person – but considering our state of body and mind as part of that connection. And we discover the value of meeting people where they are can foster unique and genuine opportunities to connect. The authors provide a helpful framework and useful tools that can help us all to be more tuned into our conversations professionally and personally. For a complete transcript and links from this episode, please visit: http://www.whitneyjohnson.com/tedbrodkin-ashleypallathra/

In this episode, Brian speaks with Ted Brodkin and Ashley Pallathra about their soon-to-be release book, "Missing Each Other: How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections". Learn all about the four components of attunement: relaxed awareness, listening, understanding, and mutual responsiveness and become a better listener!

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.05.25.115634v1?rss=1 Authors: Ferri, S. L., Dow, H. C., Schoch, H., Lee, J. Y., Brodkin, E. S., Abel, T. Abstract: PCDH10 is a gene associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It is involved in the growth of thalamocortical projections and dendritic spine elimination. Previously, we characterized mice Pcdh10 haploinsufficient mice (Pcdh10+/- mice) and found male-specific social deficits that are rescued by N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor (NMDAR) partial agonist d-cycloserine, increased ultrasonic vocalizations in pups, and dark phase hypoactivity. In addition, we determined that the basolateral amygdala (BLA) of these mice exhibited increased dendritic spine density of immature morphology, decreased NMDAR expression, and decreased gamma synchronization. Here, we further characterize Pcdh10+/- mice by testing for fear memory, which relies upon BLA function. We used both male and female Pcdh10+/- mice and their wild-type littermates at two ages, juvenile and adult, and in two learning paradigms, cued and contextual fear conditioning. We found that males at both ages and in both assays exhibited fear conditioning deficits, but females were only impaired as adults in the cued condition. These data are further evidence for male-specific alterations in BLA-related behaviors in Pcdh10+/- mice, and suggest that these mice may be a useful model for dissecting male specific brain and behavioral phenotypes relevant to social and emotional behaviors. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

We talk about how sometimes we can preach amazing knowledge to others but not realise that we aren't actually practicing what we preach and by a simple change of mindset of awareness can shift our paradigm into harmony with our thoughts. How growing up people will have found themselves trying to fit in with the people they are around and how if you are someone who vibrates at a higher frequency to your peers, you will find yourself out of sync and spending less time with them as you grow and they do not and realising that some people are on a different path to others and some people grow at different speed to others. How it is okay to take longer time than others to evolve and enlighten yourself as long as you are doing what you know you should be doing and not procrastinating. To watch all my episodes, have exclusive 1-2-1 mentorship or to book me for a speaking event, visit: https://www.talkwitholiver.com Please subscribe to my YouTube Channel where I have hundreds of videos filled with amazing content and my wisdom! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDoKpOgnqjKFYBClc3exKLw?sub_confirmation=1 I'd also be very very grateful if you all could follow me on instagram! I post motivational wisdom quotes every 2 days! https://www.instagram.com/yeskingoliver Watch this episode here: https://youtu.be/cliXZyKKz-I Thanks everyone for listening, I really do appreciate it.

Our 1st Birthday Show recorded live at the Pleasance, London.Plugs plugs plugs! Simon's UK tour "100% Simon Brodkin" simonbrodkin.com for tickets and info.Phil Ellis “Au revoir” is at the Soho Theatre 2-4th April at 10pm. Go to https://sohotheatre.com/shows/phil-ellis-au-revoir/ for tickets. Also BBC Radio 4 sitcom “Phil Ellis is Trying” - all episodes available on iPlayer and BBC Sounds.And don't miss Rich Wilson: Death Becomes Him at the Soho Theatre 20th and 21st March https://sohotheatre.com/shows/rich-wilson-death-becomes-him/ for tickets.Producer Paul has nothing to plug, unless you want Dark Horse Digital to produce something: paul@darkhorsedigital.co.uk.Phew! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Simon Brodkin is a comedian, performer and renowned prankster. Best known for his character Lee Nelson, which had several series broadcast on BBC 2, and more recently his high profile stunts which has seen Simon give Theresa May a P45 and gatecrash a Fifa press conference to throw money at Sepp Blatter.We met with Simon in Old Street a day or two ahead of his new stand-up tour, his first as himself. We discussed the process and differences this has been to doing character comedy shows and how it has been a freeing experience.Simon tells us about those times in the early days when playing tricks didn't always go to plan and his years working as a junior doctor before launching a career in comedy.Simon was on top form and sharply dissected Giles and Jim's patter throughout, leaving us, quite rightly, flustered and in fits of laughter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Asking For A Friend - the comedy panel show that answers those question's you've never dared ask! In the fourth episode, comedians Lucie Pohl, Marcus Brigstocke and Simon Brodkin  tackle questions like: "Do we really need underwear?" and "Is it okay to date a co-worker?" Hear the show live on the radio - Sundays, 11am.  Union JACK Radio is on DAB digital radio, online, on the app and on that Alexa woman.

Episode 48 of #comafterhours is with comedian Simon Brodkin (AKA Lee Nelson). Follow him on Twitter at @simonbrodkin.This episode was recorded at Underbelly Bristo Square on 15th August 2019 as part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.George Vere is on social media at ripgeorgevere and his website is https://www.georgevere.com.

Simon Brodkin was best known as his comedy character "Lee Nelson", before handing Teresa May a P45, throwing money at Sepp Blatter, and invading Kanye's headline spot at Glastonbury. This former doctor with an impressive gag-rate and work ethic, now embarks on an even more challenging caper: playing himself. A new stand-up show sees him flex his joke-writing muscles in the pursuit of exploring his real life... but does he want to be himself?Extras include Simon's blagger's guide to getting backstage at the world's biggest festival, reflections on the targets of his mockery and the challenges involved in gradually moving away from Lee step by step... Sign up for the Insiders Club at www.comedianscomedian.com/insiders to get access to ad-free new episodes, bonus content from interviews and much more.@SimonBrodkinSimon Brodkin brings his show 100% Simon Brodkin to The Pleasance Baby Grand as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe from 1st – 24th August at 9.30pm. More info and tickets available at edfringe.comTickets for my show Primer at this year's Edinburgh Fringe@ComComPod | www.comedianscomedian.comAnd many thanks to The Comedy Store for the recording space. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week it's a big one...that's right, it's Father's Day! Jason was joined by Steve Edge for the show and Simon Brodkin (aka Lee Nelson) popped in for a chat too! Here's what today's show included: 1 - Happy Father's Day to all the Dads 2 - What the perfect Father's Day looks like 3 - Taxi Playlist Awkwardness 4 - Don't do drugs...especially on Sundays 5 - The British Fry Up 6 - Inappropriate Jokes 7 - Tipsy in the school hall 8 - Simon Brodkin joins the studio 9 - Behind the pranks, how it started out and behind the scenes of the Trump prank 10 - 100% Simon Brodkin 11 - Don't fart in the kitchen Jason Manford, one of the UK's most loved comedians, is on Absolute Radio every Sunday from 8am. If that sounds a bit early on a Sunday for you, then catch the best bits of Jason's show on this handy podcast.

This week Marcus Bronzy and producer Bill Kill Time With:Volt Electric BikesJohn Wick 3: Parabellum + MustangsSonic’s Been Fixed!The New Mac ProTeam Sonic Racing - Worth An Hour?Marcus Bronzy also say down with Simon Brodkin AKA Lee Nelson and killed time with:Simon's Edinburgh Festival Show - Simon Brodkin: 100% Simon BrodkinComedy Career as Lee NelsonComedy as Simon BrodkinPranking Donald Trump and Theresa MayHow he plans his PranksBecoming a Dr in Medicine…and as always we asked him THE question!Keep up to date with everything How To Kill An Hour by signing up to our newsletter by clicking here! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's guest let's me cover a couple of bases at once, with character comedian Simon Brodkin (@SimonBrodkin) aka Lee Nelson joining me! We kick things off talking about being Jewish on stage and off in the UK, a dash of Seinfeld history and then his past career as a Doctor in Manchester. He made a clean break and decided to become a character comedian - no overlap, never done a gig, not even a play at high school - and moved to London to get it done. And he did it almost immediately, it's an insane story. We also talk about how a North Londoner from a comfortable background can transform believably into Lee Nelson (@RealLeeNelson), a cheeky lad from South London wearing polo shirts and hats (hint: it's all about watching people on the tube).  Simon is still touring as Lee Nelson with dates on his website http://leenelson.com/ and you can catch him performing as himself around London's comedy clubs.  If you enjoyed the podcast pleas shoot us 5 stars and subscribe, you can follow us on Twitter @TheUnionJackOff and email us on theunionjackoff@gmail.com.  Daniel Muggleton (@danmuggleton) is a doing a preview April 5th at 2Northdown, London and Australia Comedians / Dope Comedy is on April 7th at Backyard Comedy Club.  Apologies to Seinfeld fans, ‘The Contest' is Season 4 Episode 10.

In Episode 63 of the Wandering But Not Lost Podcast, co-hosts Matt Emerson and Jan O'Brien welcome Rich Brodkin, CEO and Co-founder of Home Connect America back to the WBNL Podcast Studio.  Rich is going to discuss his strategies on how to price your listings to sell.  In Wandering Zen,  Matt shares a few options for you if you are in the So Cal area and are looking for some adventure outside of the hustle and bustle of the city. Find our show notes at https://www.WBNLPodcast.com/Episodes

In Episode 41 of the Wandering But Not Lost Podcast, we are going all the way back to Episode 6 to serve up a "Best of" for today, We have a brand new Halloween episode that will drop on October 31st - so don't miss that!  This week co-hosts Matt Emerson and Jan O’Brien discuss why you need a written operations manual for your business and how to create one. In Reach Your Peak, they have a conversation with mega-team leader Richard Brodkin about his nationally ranked real estate team. Then Matt and Jan share their recent Wandering Zen experience in the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area just outside of Las Vegas. Find our show notes at https://www.WBNLPodcast.com/Episodes

In Episode 33 of the Wandering But Not Lost Podcast, co-hosts Matt Emerson and Jan O’Brien continue their series on Team Building with Strategy #2 – Four Archetypes and How They Fit in Teams.  They sit down with Las Vegas Real Estate Legend Rich Brodkin to discuss how he built the #3 Team in the state of Nevada as well as some exciting news that is breaking in the Las Vegas Real Estate World.  Matt continues his 5-part series on Olympic National Park. Today – the rainforests of the park. Find our show notes at https://www.WBNLPodcast.com/Episodes

Narcan and Synthetic Opioids: vive la résistance? Probably not. Read this absolutely brilliant piece from The Tox & The Hound here. (They did all the hard work and we stole their sources.) Opioid "resistance" to naloxone is most likely not a thing, per se. The reported effect from synthetic and novel opioids are unlikely to be due to the agent's binding affinity for receptors within the brain, but rather from an ability to rapidly permeate the blood brain barrier much faster than "traditional" opioids such as heroin. Even in cases where a synthetic opioid agent was identified, the vast majority of cases did not need more than 4mg of naloxone to achieve reversal. Synthetic opioids don't bind any more "tightly" to receptors than naloxone. Synthetic opioids will usually cross the blood brain barrier faster than traditionally encountered agents. Most available evidence shows that synthetic opioid toxicity does not require significantly more naloxone to achieve clinically significant effect. Ergo, the traditional serial naloxone dosing algorithm does not need much modification. 0.04mg -> 0.4mg -> 2mg -> 4mg -> 8mg -> 10mg Not all that "overdoses" is an opioid. Consider all other causes of altered mental status or coma. Namely: hypothermia, hypoxia, and hypercarbia. Acidosis may potentiate the effect of opioids, highlighting the demand for timely and effective ventilation. Polypharmacy or adulteration is increasingly common. Consider intoxication by additional agents. Anchoring bias is a dangerous phenomenon: don't get burned! The Nose Knows. Or does it? Intranasal (IN) naloxone is popular among many EMS agencies as well as law enforcement, fire departments, and bystanders. IN naloxone has been shown to be effective in several randomized controlled trials for successful reversal of opioid intoxication. However... There are important pitfalls to be cognizant of when choosing this option for delivering naloxone.  Intranasal naloxone has poor bioavailability when compared to IV or IM dosing, so higher doses may be required to achieve clinical effect. This is further potentiated by the maximum volume able to be absorbed by the nasal mucosa (around 0.5mL). Patients administered intranasal naloxone may have a variable or delayed response in achieving reversal. Protect Ya Neck Standard isolation precautions are adequate protection against the overwhelming majority of overdose scenes. In the rare instance where respiratory or splash exposure is a concern, a properly fitted N95 mask and goggles will be sufficient. To date, there has yet to be a laboratory confirmed case where a first responder or emergency healthcare provider has suffered a clinically significant opioid intoxication (bradypnea, hypoxia ) as the result of an occupational exposure to fentanyl or its analogues. TotalEM Podcast: https://www.totalem.org/emergency-professionals/podcast-73-ppe-in-opiate-overdoses References 1) Wax, P. M., Becker, C. E., & Curry, S. C. (2003). Unexpected “gas” casualties in Moscow: A medical toxicology perspective. Annals of Emergency Medicine, 41(5), 700–705. https://doi.org/10.1067/mem.2003.148 2) Stolbach, A. (2018). Is This Anything? Naloxone-resistant opioids. Retrieved from https://emcrit.org/toxhound/is-this-anything/ 3) Sutter, M. E., Gerona, R. R., Davis, M. T., Roche, B. M., Colby, D. K., Chenoweth, J. A., … Albertson, T. E. (2017). Fatal Fentanyl: One Pill Can Kill. Academic Emergency Medicine : Official Journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, 24(1), 106–113. https://doi.org/10.1111/acem.13034 4) Klar, S. A., Brodkin, E., Gibson, E., Padhi, S., Predy, C., Green, C., & Lee, V. (2016). Furanyl-Fentanyl Overdose Events Caused by Smoking Contaminated Crack Cocaine — British Columbia, Canada, July 15–18, 2016. MMWR. 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Addiction, recovery, mental health, relationships, parenting, infertility, and self-care… Erin Khar (Managing Editor at Ravishly and author of the popular weekly advice column Ask Erin) joins guest host Jessica Brodkin [Episode 11] in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.In this episode: Khar’s addiction to heroin for 15 years starting at 13 years old, and how she didn’t look like drug addic,t had straight As, lots of friends, no warning signs, etc. How her love for child was stronger than her hatred of self Learning how to take care of herself and walking through shame and depression that drove to use drugs Healing is confronting the parts of ourself we don’t want others to see, we let go of shame and that’s where healing starts How Khar lost her baby due to premature birth, and met Brodkin after having had four miscarriages prior to that, Khar’s incredible emotional pain, and it wasn’t about her head, it was about her soul A psychic medium suggested she needs to go to Reiki Khar’s believe that a silver lining of pain was growing closer to a spiritual connection than before, and how her family bonded than before Getting tested and being able to make her way through that, and people won’t able to confront things, so they will stay in toxic patterns, Part of self-care is to tell people “I feel __________” How Khar had a successful clothing line, and had challenges and stopped caring about it A chance encounter with a writer that led to started a blog called Rarely Wrong Erin (and eventually Ask Erin), due to her ability to recall random information, and then she got a job at Ravishly, ad is now the managing editor A lot of #METOO questions — of 60 questions per week 10-15 are about that topic The tricky topic of conditioning around consent Taking things people struggle with, so consent is frequently topical in her advice column The need for conversations about consent How fear is always worse than actually doing something Khar was feeling unlovable and living like the room was on fire until a switch flipped How she wants to bring hope because she was hopeless for a long time

In Episode 6 of the Wandering But Not Lost Podcast, co-hosts Matt Emerson and Jan O’Brien discuss why you need a written operations manual for your business and how to create one. In Reach Your Peak, they have a conversation with mega-team leader Richard Brodkin about his nationally ranked real estate team. Then Matt and Jan share their recent Wandering Zen experience in the Red Rock National Conservation Area just outside of Las Vegas. Find our show notes at https://www.WBNLPodcast.com/Episodes

RHLSTP #158: Simon Brodkin - Vagina Cash Machine. Richard has been belittled by a scaffolder, and is plotting his revenge. Perhaps he should send this week's guest after him, it's serial prankster and character comedian Simon Brodkin. We get all the behind-the-scenes info on his recent quest to give Theresa May her P45, plus stories about Blatter, Trump and what the police do if they arrest you but like you. Plus is it OK to ask Christmas Emergency Questions to someone of Jewish heritage? What if they're known for their artistic risks? Plus the incredible story of why Brodkin had to repeat his medical exams!SUPPORT THE SHOW!Check out our website and become a badger and see extra content http://rhlstp.co.ukSee details of the RHLSTP tour dates http://richardherring.com/gigsBuy DVDs and Books at http://gofasterstripe.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Maj-j-j-j-jo-o-o-rity Vil-l-l-l-lain-n-n-n The future of the internet under the elimination of Net Neutrality What is Net Neutrality? Today, the internet and access to it remain open. It remains accessible. It remains “free”, because anyone, anywhere at anytime can use it. But that very freedom is scheduled to be rolled back dramatically on December 14th when the Federal Communications Commission is expected to vote to remove the internet as a public utility from Title II of the Communications Act. Exactly. That legalese is most likely what your internet service provider, commonly called simply ISPs, has been counting on in order to keep consumers willfully ignorant about the future of the internet. But here’s where the rubber meets the road: it’s not working. Yep, as high as 2/3 of Americans from all walks of the political spectrum are keen to this corporate coup. And for good reason, right? From ridiculously long and non-intelligible user agreement forms to shoddy bundling packages with landlines that most kids in the year 2017 don’t even know exist, to simply trying to terminate your cable plan with customer service representatives who are more beast than man (Video of guy cancelling). This last video went viral after that man repeated those cancellation requests to Comcast customer service for nearly 20 minutes. Hell, I personally was sent to collections by Comcast over their mistake for about $30. Cable companies and internet service providers clearly have one lasting motive: the bottom line. So is Net Neutrality just the latest gimmick? Most experts say it’s much more serious than that. Columbia University media law professor Tim Wu first used the term “Net Neutrality” in 2003 when discussing “common carriers”. Companies that have a purpose of moving goods or services from one point to another. They “carry” your phone call from your mother, they “carry” our oil in pipelines, our Christmas packages on railways, and even “carry” precious YouTube videos all the way to your ears. Obviously, some applications may be more useful than others. The important part is that the goods get to you when you need them, and are done so efficiently and quickly. So what might happen in the aftermath of the death of Net Neutrality? Some are saying: The Death of Online Activism the Expansion of Censorship Right now, I can say whatever I want about Verizon. I can say that President Trump’s FCC Chairman, Ajit Pai, whom he personally appointed, is a dirty former lawyer of Verizon that likes to play with his poopy for foreplay in front of his corporate overlords at weird Verizon headquarter sex parties where the board of directors dress up like futuristic S&M dolls and virgins are led to the slaughter at the hands of anatomically correct killer robots all for the purpose of revitalizing their decrepit old skin in bizarre witchcraft rituals. And while this is clearly a true statement, under proposed FCC guidelines, they could simply block this very website altogether if they chose to. This past December 7th saw some of the largest organized efforts to stop the FCC’s proposed changes as nationwide protests in front of Verizon stores took place. Those organizers like verizonprotests.com and battleforthenet.com could be in a state of perpetual loading if their ISP doesn’t like the content. Imagine if verizonprotests.com were located in an area where their only ISP was Verizon. There is literally nothing stopping Verizon from simply shutting down that operation. It sure doesn’t sound like a booming success for consumers, does it? It doesn’t resonate with options or protections for Jon and Jane Doe. The question presents itself then as a debate over whether or not access to the internet is a right. Should it be designated a common carrier and should consumers have proper access to it, as regulated by the government? The words “more government” automatically give a lot of people the heeby jeebies. Fair enough, let’s look at why eliminating Net Neutrality is a good thing. Probably the most common argument for ending Net Neutrality is economic. That argument goes like this: Why would ISPs continue to invest in internet infrastructure if the incentive for building it is financially undermined by everyone having the same access to it. Instead, internet service providers argue that being able to provide faster internet to those willing to pay for it will help create the financial incentive to build a faster internet for everyone, fast lanes for all, faster lanes for some. Sounds simple enough. Companies like Comcast, Charter and Cox have said for sometime that slowing down internet speeds for most consumers wouldn’t be the goal of these new internet rules. Instead, they make the claim that consumers already have robust options in the internet market, and therefore this wouldn’t be a giveaway to the major ISP players. In other words, your internet service will be largely unaffected as the invisible hand of the market plays out and competes for your dollar. If company A is too slow, then company B will be a tough competitor in that market, or company c or d and so forth. Absolutely a solid argument with a strong foundation. But do people really have multitudes of ISP options? Furthermore, could it be that the real reason money is not being invested in infrastructure is become the cable lobby is well aware that competition is weak. The main economic argument by ISPs assume that resources have been tight, and consumers can walk to another provider anytime they want. Business Insider’s Jeff Dunn doesn’t seem to think so in an April article saying, “Could Pai's net-neutrality plan lead ISPs to invest in more robust internet, and even offer it at cheaper prices? Possibly. But most of these companies have been sitting on piles of money for a long time, and they haven’t been very eager to spend the hundreds of millions needed to build out their private infrastructure into more places.” However, according to a popular piece by John Oliver on Last Week Tonight (video clip) and on another episode from the show in 2014 he stated as high as “96% of the population has access to two or fewer broadband companies.” That would seem to contradict the cable and internet lobby’s claims. According to a piece by Jon Brodkin in Ars Technica this past July cable companies consistently make the claim that there is no shortage of competition in the market, even stating “Competition is alive and well in the TV and Internet marketplaces and consumers are benefiting every day.” Brodkin argues that this claim is only true, because the cable lobby uses a 3Mbps threshold in their definition of high speed internet. That’s the kind of internet connection that makes you want to drown your computer in the bathtub. So what was all that fast and faster talk about? 
Brodkin again: “Out of 118 million US households, more than 10.6 million have no access to wired Internet service with download speeds of at least 25Mbps, and an additional 46.1 million households live in areas with just one provider offering those speeds. Even including fixed wireless connections, there were still nearly 50 million households with one 25Mbps provider or none at all, based on the analysis of FCC data.” Basically, there are millions of Americans systematically disadvantaged in job searching, connecting with friends and family or having access to key information in a timely manner. Brodkin finishes the July piece stating, “That report was issued before current Chairman Ajit Pai (former Verizon lawyer) took over for Tom Wheeler (former cable lobbyist). Pai voted against the 2015 decision to raise the broadband speed definition, criticized Wheeler for excluding satellite and mobile services from the new broadband benchmark, and has said the broadband market is too competitive for strict privacy rules. Under Pai's leadership, the FCC's future conclusions about broadband deployment and competition might be more in line with the cable lobby’s.” Letters from an Outsider, by Vili Branyik “They're crazy. It's like everything everywhere is going crazy, so we don't go out anymore. We sit in the house, and slowly the world we are living in is getting smaller, and all we say is, 'Please, at least leave us alone in our living rooms. Let me have my toaster and my TV and my steel-belted radials and I won't say anything. Just leave us alone.' Well, I'm not gonna leave you alone. I want you to get mad!” -Howard Beale, The Network One of the things I’d get in trouble for when I was a kid was playing Devil’s Advocate. My parents hated it to the point that they made me a shirt that had a quote from Dante’s Divine comedy - “The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.” I’m reluctant to take a stand for either side of an argument because both sides usually have their own merits. And, to paraphrase Penn Jillette, you should defend the people you don’t agree with at some point in your life. That act is a step to finding out what your priorities truly are. Now, with times being what they are, it’s difficult to support the repeal of Net Neutrality. For me, that means it’s time to stand for something. Part of the reason I’m explaining that is because there aren’t a lot of ways I can approach Net Neutrality without calling someone a fucking asshole - either the corporations supporting the repeal of Net Neutrality or the Chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai. None of the people supporting the repeal of Net Neutrality come off to me as genuine in their efforts to pursue innovation or take further steps to make the open internet a basic right. I could make the argument that repealing Net Neutrality could be a step to the betterment of the open internet - the FCC has said that because of Net Neutrality, investing in corporations with a hand in telecommunication services, such as Verizon, has declined, and that loss makes it harder for those companies to better develop their services. I could defend that but I’m not going to. Realistically, the whole thing ended up with me asking a question about Net Neutrality that everyone should ask themselves - Would the repeal of Net Neutrality be as big a deal if we weren’t living in an age of kleptocrats and a lack of corporate transparency? I can’t in good conscience support the repeal of Net Neutrality. First off, the answer to my own question is no. This sort of thing wouldn’t have been a problem in the first place it people weren’t so obsessed with the weight of their wallets. When looking up at Net Neutrality rules, I found out that the internet is classified as a Title II communication service, which essentially means that the providers had to play fair with the services that they provided and couldn’t gouge people on prices. Further research refers to regulations on communications services in the early 1900’s, a time where railways were charging lower and higher rates depending on the traffic in and out of cities. In 1934, FDR asked for legislation for the creation of a government body that could study and regulate communication services. Thus, the FCC was created. A president 80 years back created an agency to prevent consumers from being thrown to the wolves that are hungry corporate interest, and the delicious irony is that the agency responsible for originally protecting the consumers is now the one threatening to repeal the rules keeping corporations fair. Second, the implications of a corporate stranglehold on a communications service can’t be ignored. We have a president who is currently delegitimizing the media, and the only channel he watches is fucking FOX News, a nest of vile sycophants who haven’t ceased to line up and blow the con artist in chief on live television. If the repeal of Net Neutrality means that your ability to communicate depends on how deep your pockets are, there are going to be a lot of people whose perspective on many things is narrowed significantly, and that is a dangerous prospect no matter who happens to be in office. It should go without saying that technology is vastly different than it was in the 1930’s. It seems like these days that things have advanced so quickly that people haven’t had the opportunity to catch up with the Information Age. The advent of the Information Age has made it impossible to be completely ignorant on something, but that’s a good thing. The ability to exchange information, among other things, wirelessly and quickly has birthed a new way that we communicate ideas. One of the effects of that, however, is that there’s a lot of things that people part of older generations want to keep buried, which is a polite way of saying that old fucks have a lot of dirty laundry. There’s always going to be a conflict in a period of transition, and in the United States we are in a state of heavy societal upheaval. The last thing that we should have to worry about is how we communicate with each other and who might threaten our abilities to do so. Now, if you haven’t made your voice heard to the FCC already, do so. Host of Last Week Tonight John Oliver shared a web address that directly links to the FCC’s website and the page you need to be on to file a complaint about the repeal of Net Neutrality. (www.gofccyourself.com) Everyone has a voice. As much as I like the idea of arguing for both sides, sometimes you need to stand for something. One more thing - I kind of shit on Ajit Pai earlier, or at least implied I did, but I can’t do that to the fullest extent. On a personal level, the Chairman of the FCC seems like a good guy. Because of his movement to repeal Net Neutrality, however, his family has been harassed and his home has been vandalized. ("Ajit Pai Says His Children Are Being Harassed")  I can’t condone that sort of thing, nobody should. That being said, this is a display of what happens when you mess with something people think should be a basic right to everyone. If Ajit Pai wasn’t formerly a lawyer for Verizon (and put in his current position specifically for what he’s doing now), the public’s perception of him would be different. But his goofy smile and comically large coffee mug won’t change the fact that Pai has pissed off a good portion of the internet community for lying and exaggerating about Net Neutrality to rally people behind his cause and blatantly ignoring the public who fucking hate his idea. It’s not an unheard of tactic for someone in political power, and it’s something that would land him squarely in the Trump White House, which makes him fit well with the other bullshit artists he has in his stable. Cheers. From, the Outsider That last piece was produced by Vili Branyik and performed by Eric Ellzey. What implications are there for eliminating NN? The Death of Small Business If the internet is reclassified and Net Neutrality is ended, then big businesses like Google or Amazon will be able to purchase “fast lanes” where you as a consumer can use their websites with almost no interruption - exactly the way you use it everyday. Internet service providers like Verizon, AT&T and Comcast will most definitely like this, because they won't have to provide those same fast lanes to damn freeloaders like the Majority Villain podcast. In fact, they can do something called “throttling” (video of person explaining this) and intentionally make websites slower than they would be otherwise. ISPs will make obscene amounts of money in the process by charging mid-size to large-size companies huge premiums at whatever price they deem profitable, regardless of market demands all for the bandwidth those same companies already get today. Sadly though, ending Net Neutrality protections will be a death sentence to many small businesses, because their meager advertising budgets won’t be able to afford the service. Those businesses who cannot compete with this new flavor of corporate elitism will go back to advertising mediums that belong in a museum. Sayonara Ma and Pa. December 14th the FCC is set to vote and end what we know as Net Neutrality. Even if you’re listening to this afterward, you can make your voice heard. Go to fccyourself.com and leave your feedback for the FCC on this disastrous decision. Change.org, battleforthenet.com, savetheinternet.com and verizonprotests.com all have actions you can take and there are links to every one of them in the show notes which you can find on the device you are using right now. Don’t just get angry, do something about it. The power is ours to create the future we want. You’ve been listening to the Majority Villain podcast. I’m your host, Gregory Haddock. To redeem your Villain points for this episode be sure to visit the website at majorityvillain.com and on Facebook and Twitter @majorityvillain. If you liked the show or even hated the show be sure to tell a friend or enemy about it and subscribe so you don’t miss a chance to love or hate it again! And be sure to check the show notes on the device you’re using for links to actions you can take against the internet and cable lobby’s efforts to steal the internet, YOUR internet. A big thanks to Letters from an Outsider’s, Vili Branyik, mad reading skills by Eric Ellzey, and Kris Shapar for help on social media. Majority Villain will be taking a Christmas break and will return January 13th. Remember, remember, remember…. to not take a stand is to acquiesce your power. To acquiesce your power is to remain neutral. To remain neutral is the status quo. And status quos are for suckers. Peace, love and villainy. Music provided by the Free Music Archive under Creative Commons licensing. Today’s music by Blue Dot Sessions, Evil Bear Boris, Scott Holmes and Daizy. Show image by Russell Davies under Creative Commons licensing via Flickr. #StoptheFCC #GoFCCyourself #NetNeutrality #VerizonProtests https://www.battleforthenet.com/ www.verizonprotests.com https://www.change.org/p/save-net-neutrality-netneutrality https://www.savetheinternet.com/sti-home http://www.businessinsider.com/internet-isps-competition-net-neutrality-ajit-pai-fcc-2017-4 https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/07/cable-lobby-claims-us-is-totally-overflowing-in-broadband-competition/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2017/12/08/the-impact-of-net-neutrality-laws-on-your-business/ https://www.wired.com/story/the-fcc-says-net-neutrality-cripples-investment-thats-not-true/

Nikolai DiPippa, Clinton School Director of Public Programs, sat down with Margaret Brodkin, child advocate. Margaret spent 26 years as the Executive Director of San Francisco's major child advocacy organization, then 5 years as the Director of the San Francisco Office of Children, Youth and Their Families. Since 2014, she’s directed Funding the Next Generation, a project she founded which promotes local dedicated funding streams and ballot measures for kids throughout California.

This multi-disciplinary symposium brings together leading scholars who will share their research and engage in conversation about the role of religion in addressing rising income inequality—an issue that impacts millions of people. During the 1960s and 1970s, 9-10% of total income went to the top one-percent of Americans. By 2007, this share had risen to 23.5%. Even before 2008 and the so-called Great Recession, the wages of the average worker in the U.S., adjusted for inflation, had been stagnant for three decades. How are the religions contributing to the complex mix of factors responsible for this state of affairs? Part I includes the Introduction and a presentation by Evelyn Z. Brodkin, Associate Professor and Director of the Poverty and Inequality Program, University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration Evelyn Z. Brodkin's research interests include welfare state politics and policies at the level of the state and the level of the street, with a focus on political-organizational responses to poverty, inequality, and marginalization. She is one of the leading scholars of street-level organizations, the agencies at the frontlines of public policy delivery. She has published widely in books and journals, including her recent book Work and the Welfare State: Street-Level Organizations and Workfare Politics (2013, co-edited with G. Marston). Her work has been recognized by the American Political Science Association (Herbert Kaufman Award), the American Public Administration Association (Burchfield Award), and the Open Society Institute, where she was named a Fellow. Brodkin has served on the Policy Council of the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management and the board of directors of the Chicago Jobs Council. On leave this year, Brodkin is Moses Distinguished Visiting Professor at Hunter College. Sponsored by the Martin Marty Center for the Advanced Study of Religion.

This multi-disciplinary symposium brings together leading scholars who will share their research and engage in conversation about the role of religion in addressing rising income inequality—an issue that impacts millions of people. During the 1960s and 1970s, 9-10% of total income went to the top one-percent of Americans. By 2007, this share had risen to 23.5%. Even before 2008 and the so-called Great Recession, the wages of the average worker in the U.S., adjusted for inflation, had been stagnant for three decades. How are the religions contributing to the complex mix of factors responsible for this state of affairs? Part 5 includes an audio-only recording of the panel discussion amongst participants. Dwight N. Hopkins, Professor of Theology (Moderator) University of Chicago Divinity School Evelyn Z. Brodkin, Associate Professor and Director of the Poverty and Inequality Program University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration Paola Sapienza, Donald C. Clark/HSBC Chair in Consumer Finance Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management William Schweiker, Edward L. Ryerson Distinguished Service Professor of Theological Ethics University of Chicago Divinity School Amir Sufi, Bruce Lindsay Professor of Economics and Public Policy University of Chicago Booth School of Business Luigi Zingales, Robert C. McCormack Distinguished Service Professor of Entrepreneurship and Finance University of Chicago Booth School of Business Sponsored by the Martin Marty Center for the Advanced Study of Religion.

Mike and Ben are joined by comedian Jessica Brodkin to discuss mob families, moving and migraines.