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Zion Stanford is leaving, Cam Wallace is staying, and spring football is done with another transfer portal window to come. We'll update our listeners on potential Temple hoops roster additions, and you'll hear from Wallace himself, as he talked to Jaison Nieves about why he's remained committed and loyal to Adam Fisher and his staff. You'll also hear John DiCarlo's interview with former Temple football and New York Jets star Muhammad Wilkerson, who came to town Saturday to check out the Owls' Cherry and White game. The mailbag, brought to you by our friends at Greenspan&Greenspan Injury Lawyers, was full again, and we've got you covered there with answers about revenue sharing, potential Temple football portal additions, and why you should care about the future of Temple hoops. Intro: 0:00 – 2:25 On (or around) this date: 2:25 – 10:00 Recapping the Cherry and White game: 10:00 – 18:44 Muhammad Wilkerson interview 18:37 – 26:04 Temple loses Zion Stanford to Villanova: 26:04 – 27:06 Cam Wallace remains 100% committed to Temple: 27:06 – 32:00 The hoops portal visits have started: 32:00 – 40:00 Mailbag: 40:00 – end

In a jam-packed episode of The Scoop, brought to you by Greenspan & Greenspan Injury Lawyers, you'll hear about the Temple men's basketball program's 3-0 start and from assistant coach Bobby Jordan, who gave us a scouting report of the Owls' two class of 2025 recruits in IMG Academy guard Cam Miles and Westtown School guard Cam Wallace, who also talked to us for this week's podcast.   And in addition to a breakdown of Diane Richardson's 1-1 Temple women's basketball team, you'll hear from Temple football coach Stan Drayton, who talked very candidly this week about why he thinks the Owls need to “level up” with their competition when it comes to dedicating more resources to NIL.   And how does that all get fixed? Is it time for the football program to move on from Drayton after three seasons? We answered those questions and much more in this week's mailbag.   Intro: 0:00 – 2:37 On (or around) this date: 2:37 – 11:16 Temple is 3-0 after its Big 5 win over Drexel: 11:16 – 20:42 A preview of the Owls' Friday road game at Boston College: 20:42 – 21:59 Temple women's basketball beats Delaware to move to 1-1: 21:59 – 25:05 Cam Wallace talks about signing with Temple: 25:05 – 33:53 Temple assistant Bobby Jordan on Cam Wallace and Cam Miles: 33:53 – 40:27 Stan Drayton says Temple needs to “level up” on NIL: 40:27 – 56:19 Why Temple should beat FAU Saturday: 56:19 – 1:00:14 Mailbag: 1:00:14 – end

This week's podcast is packed with everything you need to know and hear about a very successful recruiting week for head coach Adam Fisher and the Temple men's basketball program, as well as the latest preseason camp updates for Stan Drayton's Temple football team that is now just two weeks away from its season opener at No. 16 Oklahoma.   Westtown School 4-star guard Cam Wallace, the 116th-ranked player in Rivals' 2025 class, got the week off to a great start for the Owls when he announced his verbal commitment to Temple, and 3-star DME Academy forward Babatunde Durodola kept the energy going Friday when he announced he was reclassifying to the 2024 class and signing with Temple, giving the Owls a 6-foot-8, 200-pound forward who had a very solid summer on the Under Armour AAU Circuit with Canada Elite and played this past season down in Florida against the respective consensus No. 1 players in the 2024 and 2025 classes in Duke recruit Cooper Flagg and A.J. Dybantsa.   You'll hear part of our 1-on-1 conversations with Wallace, Durodola and Canada Elite Co-Director Jordan McFarlane, who has coached Durodola on the AAU circuit and mentored him since the fourth grade.   You'll also hear why Drayton is taking his team to Franklin Field Friday night for the Owls' next preseason scrimmage that will help the staff make some decisions on the depth chart and also hear from the third-year head coach about why he's taken his time with the single-digit voting.   Intro: 0:00 – 7:52 On (or around) this date: 7:52 – 10:45 Cam Wallace commitment recap and interview: 10:45 – 10:45 – 27:07 Babatunde Durodola commitment recap and interview: 27:07 – 34:53 Canada Elite coach and co-director Jordan McFarlane on Durodola: 34:53 – 44:00 More analysis of Temple's successful recruiting week: 44:00 – 48:11 Preseason football updates: 48:11 – 57:15 Mailbag: 57:15 – end

Temple has the help of another NIL collective with the Owl Elite Fund.   On this week's podcast, we talked to its president, Lou Parisi, about how it came together and how it can collaborate with the work that has been done by the TUFF Fund. Parisi, a former mid-distance runner on Temple's track team, is the director of marketing at Comcast Business, and he has some ambitious goals for the Owl Elite Fund that he shared during our interview.   Plus, you'll hear some of our 1-on-1 interview with Temple Athletic Director Arthur Johnson from Tuesday night's Temple Takeover event in which Johnson talked about where he feels the athletic department stands now with NIL.   There are some football coaching staff changes to discuss, some updates on two of Temple's top men's basketball recruiting targets in the 2025 class, and the first round of wins and losses in our Summertime Madness food bracket that matches up the top food spots of yesterday and today on Temple's campus.   And as always, we have answers to your mailbag questions.   Intro: 0:00 – 3:46 A tribute to Tom Mudrick: 3:46 – 6:25 Famous No. 40s, On (or around) This Date: 6:25 – 15:25 Lou Parisi interview: 15:25 – 45:55 Arthur Johnson audio and a discussion on where Temple stands with NIL: 45:55 – 58:19 Temple men's hoops scheduling update: 58:19 – 58:47 Updates on Temple recruiting targets Cam Wallace and Devin Booker: 58:19 – 59:20 Temple's three new football assistants: 59:20 – 1:00:09 Mailbag: 1:00:09 – 1:15:35 Scoop Summer Madness food bracket first round: 1:15:35 – end

Jonathan has a summer theme this week -Director of @eightdegreesbrewing Cam Wallace discusses the company's journey including a sale to, and buy-back, from Irish Distillers.Michael O'Neill, director of Fernhill House Hotel and Gardens talks about a successful stint including being crowned overall Business of the Year at the West Cork Business and Tourism Awards in 2023.And Conor Twomey, Head coach at Bishopstown Lawn Tennis Club and owner and co-founder of Coaching Movement, talks about the business of tennis with Jonathan.

Subscribe to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3KzEcqK Check out the site too! - https://bit.ly/3u8dilD We're still assessing the results of spring football for the Penn State Nittany Lions on today's show. After six weeks of practice and the Blue-White Game, where do players stand within their position heading into the summer months of player-led training? We're looking at the key positions heading out of spring football on today's BWI Live. Join the show at 10 am on YouTube or check out the replay here, embedded in this article. Penn State offensive breakdown There's little change with the team's top two positions on offense. Quarterback Drew Allar played the majority of the team's starting reps, with backup Beau Pribula taking two series with the top offensive line and receivers. But what about the position battle at running back? Penn State's young players put on a show this spring, and despite missing time, freshman Quinton Martin showed impressive skill in the Blue-White Game. We'll discuss where the battle for the third running back spot is between Martin and Cam Wallace. Unlike running back, wide receiver is a much messier and more complicated picture. Why was transfer Julian Fleming on the Blue Team? What can we make of the team's performance from this spring? We'll discuss how Penn State has generally used its wide receivers from a positional perspective and then discuss how a team makes them positionless within an offense. Tight End gives an incomplete picture How Penn State plans to use its tight ends is very different than what we saw during the Blue-White Game. However, we have some clues about where the competition stands on Saturday for the backup job to starter Tyler Warren. Finally, we'll try to explain how Penn State used its offensive linemen, specifically in relation to freshman Cooper Cousins. Will he play center or guard this year and what led to him starting at right guard during the Blue-White Game? We'll dive into the offensive line performance from this spring. Penn State Defense Lastly, we'll look at the Penn State defense and what sort of competition the team has at linebacker and cornerback. Will the team play just two linebackers this year? If so, how does veteran Dom DeLuca fit into that picture? We'll also discuss Ta'Mere Robinson's performance during the Blue-White game and where the defensive line will find room for five pass rushers in the lineup. Join the show today at 10 am to hear all of that and more! #PennState #NittanyLions JOIN Blue White Illustrated: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/join/?plan=annual SUBSCRIBE to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube and enable alerts - new highlights and videos uploaded regularly: https://www.youtube.com/c/bluewhiteillustratedvideo?sub_confirmation Bookmark our homepage: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/ Subscribe to BWI Magazine and Newsletters: https://bluewhiteonline.com Download our podcasts: https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/LRL3155877513?selected=DSVV2664982394 Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BlueWhiteIllustrated/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/PennStateOn3 Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Post-Spring Penn State Football Positional Review Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On their weekly Penn State football podcast, host Adam Bittner and Post-Gazette/Daily Collegian insider Seth Engle react to Saturday's Blue-White game at Beaver Stadium, and news that WR KeAndre Lambert-Smith is entering the transfer portal. What went wrong in that relationship? Is Tre Wallace ready to be a dependable option in his place? Will coach James Franklin need to dip into the transfer portal again for talent? Or does he have enough with names like Ohio State transfer Julian Fleming, Omari Evans, Liam Clifford and Kaden Saunders in the fold? Our duo tackles those topics and questions across the roster. How did quarterbacks Drew Allar, Beau Pribula and Ethan Grunkemeyer look in their first game action under new OC Andy Kotelnicki? Is there room in the backfield behind Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen for Blue-White standouts including Cam Wallace and Quinton Martin Jr.? Is A.J. Harris ready to make an impact in the secondary after transferring from Georgia? And what does the commitment of 4-star Alabama running back Alvin Henderson mean for Penn State recruiting in SEC territory? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On their weekly Penn State football podcast, host Adam Bittner and Post-Gazette/Daily Collegian insider Seth Engle react to Saturday's Blue-White game at Beaver Stadium, and news that WR KeAndre Lambert-Smith is entering the transfer portal. What went wrong in that relationship? Is Tre Wallace ready to be a dependable option in his place? Will coach James Franklin need to dip into the transfer portal again for talent? Or does he have enough with names like Ohio State transfer Julian Fleming, Omari Evans, Liam Clifford and Kaden Saunders in the fold? Our duo tackles those topics and questions across the roster. How did quarterbacks Drew Allar, Beau Pribula and Ethan Grunkemeyer look in their first game action under new OC Andy Kotelnicki? Is there room in the backfield behind Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen for Blue-White standouts including Cam Wallace and Quinton Martin Jr.? Is A.J. Harris ready to make an impact in the secondary after transferring from Georgia? And what does the commitment of 4-star Alabama running back Alvin Henderson mean for Penn State recruiting in SEC territory?

On their weekly Penn State football podcast, host Adam Bittner and Post-Gazette/Daily Collegian insider Seth Engle react to Saturday's Blue-White game at Beaver Stadium, and news that WR KeAndre Lambert-Smith is entering the transfer portal. What went wrong in that relationship? Is Tre Wallace ready to be a dependable option in his place? Will coach James Franklin need to dip into the transfer portal again for talent? Or does he have enough with names like Ohio State transfer Julian Fleming, Omari Evans, Liam Clifford and Kaden Saunders in the fold? Our duo tackles those topics and questions across the roster. How did quarterbacks Drew Allar, Beau Pribula and Ethan Grunkemeyer look in their first game action under new OC Andy Kotelnicki? Is there room in the backfield behind Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen for Blue-White standouts including Cam Wallace and Quinton Martin Jr.? Is A.J. Harris ready to make an impact in the secondary after transferring from Georgia? And what does the commitment of 4-star Alabama running back Alvin Henderson mean for Penn State recruiting in SEC territory?

On their weekly Penn State football podcast, host Adam Bittner and Post-Gazette/Daily Collegian insider Seth Engle react to Saturday's Blue-White game at Beaver Stadium, and news that WR KeAndre Lambert-Smith is entering the transfer portal. What went wrong in that relationship? Is Tre Wallace ready to be a dependable option in his place? Will coach James Franklin need to dip into the transfer portal again for talent? Or does he have enough with names like Ohio State transfer Julian Fleming, Omari Evans, Liam Clifford and Kaden Saunders in the fold? Our duo tackles those topics and questions across the roster. How did quarterbacks Drew Allar, Beau Pribula and Ethan Grunkemeyer look in their first game action under new OC Andy Kotelnicki? Is there room in the backfield behind Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen for Blue-White standouts including Cam Wallace and Quinton Martin Jr.? Is A.J. Harris ready to make an impact in the secondary after transferring from Georgia? And what does the commitment of 4-star Alabama running back Alvin Henderson mean for Penn State recruiting in SEC territory? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Subscribe to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3KzEcqK Check out the site too! - https://bit.ly/3u8dilD The Penn State Nittany Lions Football team closed spring camp on Saturday with the Blue-White Game in front of a smattering of fans. With high winds dominating the conversation in the stadium, what can we take away from the weekend performance? We're discussing the players that stood out, plus the interesting things that Penn State did that shaped the scrimmage on Saturday. Join the BWI Live show today at 10 am on YouTube, or check out the replay embedded in this article. For regulars of the show, we'll be moving back to our in-season schedule moving forward with live shows on Tuesday and Thursday and our pre-recorded show on Wednesday. The best way to stay up-to-date with changes, breaking news and videos is to subscribe to the Blue White Illustrated YouTube channel. Penn State offensive and defensive scheme notes While a good chunk of Saturday's game was vanilla on both sides of the football, Penn State still showed some interesting wrinkles. Both defensive coordinator Tom Allen and offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki gave us a glimpse of different aspects of their new schemes. We'll discuss the level of aggression Allen showed during the scrimmage and what Kotelnicki did and didn't do during the 48 minutes of game action. We'll also discuss the situation at receiver and which players stood out during the team's passing plays. Did we get a sense of who will fill in for KeAndre Lambert-Smith among the team's wideouts? We'll discuss Trey Wallace's performance and that of Kaden Saunders and Liam Clifford. Finally, we'll discuss the quarterbacks, Drew Allar's performance, and how to gauge what we learned about them during a windy day. Penn State running back competition continues Penn State's top running backs, Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen, didn't play during the Blue-White game. That means we got an extended look at freshman Quinton Martin and redshirt freshman Cam Wallace. We'll discuss what those two players showed us on Saturday and how competitive the third running back competition will be this summer and fall. #PennState #NittanyLions JOIN Blue White Illustrated: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/join/?plan=annual SUBSCRIBE to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube and enable alerts - new highlights and videos uploaded regularly: https://www.youtube.com/c/bluewhiteillustratedvideo?sub_confirmation Bookmark our homepage: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/ Subscribe to BWI Magazine and Newsletters: https://bluewhiteonline.com Download our podcasts: https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/LRL3155877513?selected=DSVV2664982394 Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BlueWhiteIllustrated/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/PennStateOn3 Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Who Stood out in the Penn State Blue-White Game? | Takeaways from Saturday Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Subscribe to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3KzEcqK Check out the site too! - https://bit.ly/3u8dilD Tackle article: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/news/can-penn-state-mitigate-the-loss-of-two-starting-tackles-heres-who-benefits-most-from-new-offense/ The Penn State offensive line is undergoing a massive change this offseason, with three starters moving on to the NFL. How will all of that shake out? With the shift to new Penn State offensive coordiantor Andy Kotelnicki, is there a way to mitigate the loss of tackles Olu Fashanu and Caedan Wallace? We're talking about that today on the BWI Live Show. Join the show at 10 a.m. on YouTube or watch the replay embedded in this article. It's a great time to subscribe to Blue White Illustrated and the BWI YouTube Channel. With spring football in full swing, don't miss James Franklin's weekly press conference, highlights, and practice reports from the leader in Penn State football coverage. Subscribe using promo code PSU1 to get an extra month of access for just one dollar! It's a deal exclusively for podcast and YouTube fans who want to try out the site. Penn State scheme could help mitigate the loss of Olu Fashanu Earlier this week, we discussed the concept of working around the team's new tackle situation with first-time starters Drew Shelton and Anthony Donkoh or Nolan Rucci by leaning into what Kotelnicki did best at Kansas: run the football. Successfully deploying the ground game keeps the team out of obvious passing situations, which was the strength of Fashanu. But what if you didn't need those skills the same way? We've talked about this previously, but true passing situation opportunities can heavily influence the perception of a player's skills. Last year, Fashanu saw 142 of PFF's true passing situation blocks in Penn State's run-first scheme, which equated to 57th among all Power Five tackles. But Kansas had even fewer of those plays. Kansas left tackle Dominic Puni played in as many games as Fashanu and only had to block 86 times in obvious passing situations, which is tied for 122nd. Check out the rest of the article here. Penn State running back depth After discussing the offensive line and depth, we move on to the running back position. Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen are Penn State's offensive focal points. But if the team regularly uses both of them, they will need depth assurances for injury. We look into how Quinton Martin and Cam Wallace will compete for the third and fourth running back jobs behind the starters. Is there a path to the field for the freshman? We discuss Martin's receiving ability and what a role for the 6-1 freshman would look like this season. #PennState #NittanyLions JOIN Blue White Illustrated: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/join/?plan=annual SUBSCRIBE to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube and enable alerts - new highlights and videos uploaded regularly: https://www.youtube.com/c/bluewhiteillustratedvideo?sub_confirmation Bookmark our homepage: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/ Subscribe to BWI Magazine and Newsletters: https://bluewhiteonline.com Download our podcasts: https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/LRL3155877513?selected=DSVV2664982394 Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BlueWhiteIllustrated/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/PennStateOn3 Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Can Penn State scheme around the loss of Olu Fashanu? | O-Line spring outlook Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former MediaWorks CEO Cam Wallace will join Qantas as group chief executive of Qantas international and freight. His new job will pit him against former employer Air New Zealand, whom he worked with for two decades prior to MediaWorks. BusinessDesk editor Pattrick Smellie says that Air New Zealand would have expected Cam Wallace to return to the aviation industry, as he only left the company in a wave of resignations during Covid-19. Pattrick Smellie says Cam Wallace was a contender for the title of CEO after Chris Luxon left, but lost the role to Greg Foran. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former MediaWorks CEO Cam Wallace will join Qantas as group chief executive of Qantas international and freight. His new job will pit him against former employer Air New Zealand, whom he worked with for two decades prior to MediaWorks. BusinessDesk editor Pattrick Smellie says that Air New Zealand would have expected Cam Wallace to return to the aviation industry, as he only left the company in a wave of resignations during Covid-19. Pattrick Smellie says Cam Wallace was a contender for the title of CEO after Chris Luxon left, but lost the role to Greg Foran. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Penn State running back London Montgomery was poised for a standout season at Scranton Prep last fall before an ACL injury ended those hopes. Today on the BWI Daily Edition he sits down with Thomas Frank Carr to discuss his road to recovery and how the Penn State football team embraced him after the news. Check out the full interview at 7 pm on YouTube. Subscribe to our channel and enable notifications, so you don't miss any live airings of the show.  Also, get your questions on the weekly mailbag show on Thursday by submitting a five-star review on Apple Podcasts and leaving your question in the comments section.  Montgomery worked on his mental state, now focusing on his physical Before diving into the injury situtaion, T-Frank asks Montgomery about some happier news. The former 2,000 yard rusher signed with penn State in December. So what was that moment like?  "It was just a dream come true, really. I mean, I worked my butt off for it. Everybody around me, I appreciate them. They got me where I wanted to be, so I just need to finish out and get there.  But soon, the conversation turns to the injury. What was going through Montgomery's mind when it happened? Montgomery didn't hold back about how he felt after the injury.  "I just felt empty when I found out that I tore my ACL because I wouldn't expect that to happen to me, and it can happen to anyone. So I was just so heartbroken from it.  You know, I just looked passed it. I can't look back. I got my mental right first and foremost, and then so now I'm working on my physical. So you know, I took it as it is and just went forward," he said Penn State added a running back to his class after the injury.  Montgomery also addressed the situation at running back in the Class of 2023. Does he feel uncomfortable that the team added another running back after his injury? He and T-Frank discuss Montgomery's conversations with running back's coach JaJuan Seider after the team added three-star runner Cam Wallace in December.  They also discuss how Penn State reacted to the news and how the injury allowed him to spend more time with the team this fall in Happy Valley.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reaching episode 120 of the "In The Streets" mix show hosted by Dj Infamous. Taking it up with new music from Lil Durk, Vedo featuring Chris Brown, Bun B, J.I., Jon Connor,Hit-boy & Offset, Cam Wallace, Tony Mox & Sheek Louch teaming up plus more. Social Media Contacts: @Infamousthedj on Facebook,Instagram and Twitter Email : Djinfamousradio@gmail.com

New Zealand-based company MediaWorks intends to lay off up to 90 staff in an attempt to cut costs, according to an internal email from chief executive Cam Wallace. In the email Wallace said two-thirds of the company's costs were labour related, and the impact of inflationary pressures plus a likely recession this year meant costs had be reduced. In a statement to RNZ, a spokesperson said MediaWorks staff had been given "an update on a period of business change we are about to embark on". "We have unfortunately had to make the difficult decision to review our operating model and reduce our workforce by up to 90 roles [this includes a significant number of vacant roles]." So what might this mean for the country's media scene?  Producer and presenter of RNZ's MediaWatch Colin Peacock spoke to Corin Dann.

Rog is nearly celebrating 30 years at The Rock so we asked him what he deserved and we get CEO Cam Wallace in to see if he can make it happen See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 104 consists of new music from Jack Harlow,Pusha T, Girll Codee, Benny The Butcher, The Lobby Boyz (Maino and Jim Jones), Hunxho, 21 Savage, Cam Wallace, Bantana and more. Follow @Infamousthedj

Bringing in February the right way with new music from Benny The Butcher and J.Cole, Ty Bri, YG, Smino, Cam Wallace, Wiz Khalifa,Peter Jackson and more. Elevating hip hop to the next level along with the art of djaying. Follow on social media : @Infamousthedj

P.Y.O.N Media presents Set The Tone featuring Cam Wallace. Putting on for Houston, TX. Cam Wallace has worked with some of the BIGGEST artist in the game. He's a song writer, producer and recording artist! Inspired by Chicago's very own Kanye (Ye), Cam can do it all! Tune in to Set The Tone and get put on notice about Cam Wallace today. You just been Put On Notice! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/putyouon-notice/support

P.Y.O.N Media presents Set The Tone featuring Cam Wallace. Putting on for Houston, TX. Cam Wallace has worked with some of the BIGGEST artist in the game. He's a song writer, producer and recording artist! Inspired by Chicago's very own Kanye (Ye), Cam can do it all! Tune in to Set The Tone and get put on notice about Cam Wallace today.You just been Put On Notice!

Today we talking about sports and music. First, we go over the picks for this week's Weekly Rotation featuring, Cam Wallace, Isaiah Rashad, Leon Bridges, Zilo, and Tobi. Then, we take a look into the sports world with the drama surrounding First Take, Klutch Sports, Cam Newton, and Rachel Nichols. Finally, we review music news featuring, the unraveling of Donda, Lil Nas X vs. Tony Hawk, R. Kelly trial, and Kendrick Lamar & Baby Keem. IG: Phenomenal_Radio         SupremePhenomEmail: Phenomenalent45@gmail.com

In this review, we discuss Cam Wallace's 'These Perfect Moments' album. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode of Midweek Mediawatch, Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about a mainstream media outlet getting kicked off YouTube, a court judgement against RNZ, and a harrowing culture review at MediaWorks.

In this week's episode of Midweek Mediawatch, Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about a mainstream media outlet getting kicked off YouTube, a court judgement against RNZ, and a harrowing culture review at MediaWorks.

A scathing independent review into Mediaworks has exposed allegations of sexual assault, bullying and a boys' club culture. The company's chief executive, Cam Wallace, has apologised today to current and former staff for the harm that's been caused. But one employment lawyer says it's going to take a lot to change the culture. Katie Doyle reports.

Cam Wallace has had a rocky start in charge at MediaWorks, the outfit that owns half the country's radio stations. Whistleblowers lifted the lid on a corrosive culture at the company that's now under investigation - and talk radio hosts went rogue on issues of race and Covid-19. That's put deep dents in its reputation as it faces the future as 'radio without pictures.'

Timing of Duke's death trick for our media; Cam Wallace - new boss fights fires at MediaWorks; pent up demand travel demand bubbles up in media.

Timing of Duke's death trick for our media; Cam Wallace - new boss fights fires at MediaWorks; pent up demand travel demand bubbles up in media.

Cam Wallace has had a rocky start in charge at MediaWorks, the outfit that owns half the country's radio stations. Whistleblowers lifted the lid on a corrosive culture at the company that's now under investigation - and talk radio hosts went rogue on issues of race and Covid-19. That's put deep dents in its reputation as it faces the future as 'radio without pictures.'

Timing of Duke's death trick for our media; Cam Wallace - new boss fights fires at MediaWorks; pent up demand travel demand bubbles up in media.

Timing of Duke's death trick for our media; Cam Wallace - new boss fights fires at MediaWorks; pent up demand travel demand bubbles up in media.

In this edition of The Spinoff's media podcast The Fold, Duncan Greive talks to Cam Wallace, MediaWorks' CEO about Magic Talk, The Rock and the future of commercial radio. Cam Wallace worked at Air New Zealand for almost two decades before he left last year amid the turmoil of Covid and all it brought upon the travel industry. Just months later as ex-MediaWorks CEO Michael Anderson announced his departure from the role, Wallace was revealed to be the next-in-line.Just three months into his new job, Wallace has already made some waves in the company, kicking John Banks off air after Banks made racist comments on Magic Talk and now dealing with allegations of sexual abuse made against workers at various stations under MediaWorks.He talked to Duncan Greive about his move into media and how radio just keeps surviving, this week on The Fold. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The pandemic put unbearable pressure on New Zealand's media this year, but also saw it gain larger and more engaged audiences than ever before. In a year-ending monopod, Duncan Greive wraps his head around what it all means.I've tried to capture the sweep of this incredible year by drilling into the news organisations, journalists and other players in the ecosystem. Broadly it felt like a year in which, under some of the most extreme duress imaginable, journalism rediscovered its purpose, and both the public and government felt that too. So for an hour I went solo, taking the monopod format and going deep on the following topics:Google and Facebook's epic battle with Australian regulators, and what that means for New Zealand.Sinead Boucher and Stuff's triumphant year, from buying the company for $1 to the historic apology and everything in between – while still having questions over its future.The contrasting strategy of NZME, which is clearly more focussed on business than editorial at this point.The continued rollercoaster that is Sky, which started the year by buying Lightbox and ended it by losing its CEO (while gaining a very promising new one).A holding pattern for RNZ, which tried to change and found New Zealand's most powerful NIMBYs camped on its lawn.TVNZ deftly using its dominance to huge advantage – owning the local space, becoming the unquestioned winner of the free VOD platforms and positioning itself to be the main player in the suddenly-back-on RNZ/TVNZ merger.A series of coups for Mediaworks, selling the TV arm to Discovery and installing Air NZ's Cam Wallace as CEO of the new radio and outdoor company.The unexpected vitality of the indie media space after the collapse of Bauer.It's all hyper-nerdy, but if you are, tragically for you, into this sort of thing, then there's a solid hour of me talking at you about this heart attack year for our media. Merry Christmas, I guess? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Air New Zealand chief commercial and customer officer Cam Wallace has resigned. The airline says his role will not immediately be replaced, and the company's chief executive, Greg Foran, will take over his responsibilities. Kathryn Ryan speaks with aviation correspondent Irene King.

THIS SPECIAL EPISODE IS ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC. REPLAYING THE MOST REQUESTED RECORDS FROM OUR 30 SHOWS! THATS RIGHT ALEXA, CAM WALLACE, J. YARD, BASH, JAY WATTS, MACH 7, ESSENCE, SHAWN FOXX, SLAYHOUSE MUSIC GROUP AND D THOMPSON. PLEASE ENJOY AND PASS ALONG.

Air New Zealand cannot afford to offer refunds to everyone impacted by flight cancellations during the Covid-19 outbreak without dipping into its $900m government loan, Air New Zealand's chief revenue officer Cam Wallace told Checkpoint on Wednesday. Following the interview Checkpoint was inundated with feedback from listeners. Many said they do not think they will be able to travel again, or to the destination they had originally booked. Other listeners said they cannot see their credit and do not want credit in the names of people who will not be able to fly again. One Air New Zealand customer, Alexa Bell, was forced to shell out hundreds of dollars for new flights even though she has thousands in credit with the airline. After Covid-19 scuppered Bell's international trip Air NZ refunded the section of her flights through America, but gave her a credit for the remaining $2000-worth. She told Checkpoint while she would have preferred all her money back, she decided to take the government advice and support local business by shouting her family a trip to Queenstown using the Air NZ credit. But things quickly got complicated.

Air New Zealand is saying sorry, but the severity of its financial situation means it simply cannot afford to refund everyone without dipping into its $900 million government loan facility. The airline says post-Covid-19 it is carrying hundreds of thousands of credits for cancelled or deferred flights, or trips customers simply cannot take. It has refunded flights to or through the US and anywhere else it will not fly again, like Buenos Aires. But everyone else gets credits, and that has caused a huge customer backlash from - with many people saying they are facing tough financial times too and need the cash back. Consumer NZ has repeated asked the national carrier to show some fairness and make exceptions to its policy. But to put things in perspective Air NZ says last April it carried 1.4 million passengers, this April it was just 15,000. Lisa Owen spoke to Air NZ chief revenue officer Cam Wallace and started by asking whether Air NZ has the financial resources to give a refund to everyone who wants one.

The consumer watchdog has taken its fight for Air New Zealand to refund flights cancelled during the pandemic to the Consumer Affairs Minister. Yesterday Air New Zealand apologised to customers who have been unable to use their airfare credits, but said it can't afford to offer refunds to everyone who has had flights cancelled. Its chief financial officer Cam Wallace told RNZ to refund everyone, the airline would have to dip into its $900 million government loan. Consumer New Zealand chief executive Jon Duffy speaks to Kim Hill.

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On this episode of Cuni Radio Corey and Holle talk hot last verses, play a game of who's taking and share a record from Houston artist CAM WALLACE. Looking for more from this amazing artist? CLICK HERE.

If you are a regular customer of Crystal Carol’s crystal shop, Wether at the shop in Ashton-under-Lyme or the many shows they attend during the year: You will find this podcast enjoyable. It is about the Tucson Rock and Gem Show: The largest show of its kind in the World! Carol Enjoying One of Her […] The post Carol and Cam Wallace at Tucson Rock and Gem – Podcast appeared first on LizianEvents News.

Air New Zealand has released figures showing it has sold one million domestic airfares for less than $50 in the past year, a day after the body representing airports pointed to an 8.5 per cent overall increase in last 12 months.Inflation data showed airfares had increased 12 per cent in the last quarter.Airports New Zealand says the 12-month increase coincided with Jetstar's withdrawal from regional routes and the impact of an agreement between Air New Zealand and Qantas to co-operate in each other's domestic markets.Airports NZ chief executive Kevin Ward said the price increase means every domestic passenger was paying $14 more for their flight, on average, compared with the same period 12 months ago."Families, businesses and tourism will be the losers from the big jump in flight costs," said Ward."Increased fares translate directly to fewer people able to travel".Air New Zealand dropped lead-in fares to boost domestic demand when the market softened early last year. It also pledged to hold lead-in fares for a year at levels sold on Jetstar regional routes which the Qantas subsidiary pulled out of at the end of last year.It reduced its lowest fares on 41 domestic routes in February 2019, reducing some by up to 50 per cent.This meant some fares between the North Island and South Island fell as low as $39.Air NZ chief revenue officer Cam Wallace said the response to the reduction to the airline's lowest fares has been fantastic."When we announced this overhaul in February last year, we committed to making three quarters of a million seats a year available for less than $50. It's terrific to have well and truly surpassed this and to hit the one million milestone.''About 600,000 of these fares sold for under $50 have been for flights on regional routes, said Wallace.He said the airline "remained committed'' to low fares but advised passengers to book early to get the best possible deals.Airports and airlines are lobbying the government over changes to the Civil Aviation Act, with airports worried about proposals that could change the way they set prices.Ward said according to his organisation's calculations, the leap in domestic airfares will cost passengers an extra $165 million for a full year."Domestic air fare increases on this scale are many times greater than the rate of inflation, and have a choking effect on regions at a time the Government is investing in provincial economies," he said.There was no official data on fares for individual routes, so it was difficult to tell if some cities and towns have been harder hit than others.The body representing airlines operating here, the Board of Airline Representatives, said NZ airports had fired double-barrelled shots across airlines' wings.Executive director of BARNZ, Justin Tighe-Umbers, said domestic airfares have increased, but it was a verifiable fact that airlines are under cost pressure."Jet fuel prices have steadily climbed by around a third since 2017 and costs for air navigation and CAA services are rising. Airfares rise in response to cost increases. "Tighe-Umbers also said it is just scaremongering by NZ Airports to say New Zealand's regional airports are put at risk by the Government's proposal to remove a clause in the CAA legislation that allows airports to "charge as they think fit"."On the contrary, airlines want regional airports to invest for growth in terminals and services – and they have shown they're willing to fund investment," he says"We've seen this recently with new terminals and upgrades at airports in Nelson, New Plymouth and Tauranga."Changing the legislation should not change the commercial model between airports and airlines. Airports will continue to be able to negotiate freely with airline customers," he said. 

We were blessed at Drop Top Chops to have a chance to have one of the greatest producers to come out of Houston on our podcast. If you're not hip to Cam Wallace, do your googles. We had a chance to talk to him about his journey through the industry, his Houston upbringings and future plans for his career. We also discuss his collabs with Varrie V and what they have cooking. This was a very insightful episode and we hope you guys get some game from listening. 

You're not built for Earth... Black Business of the Week: Garner's Garden | https://garnersgarden.com | https://www.facebook.com/garners.gardn In this episode: - SHS (Part 1) - Permit Patty (Part 1) - Carnal Raps (Part 1) - NBA Awards (Part 1) WYBLT: Boom - Tay Roc vs Goodz @ NOME 8 [no link available] - Westside Gunn, "Supreme Blientele" https://open.spotify.com/album/7y5SAIhUDzt6JlRhHeCQVI Remy - Lola Monroe, "Stay Schemin Freestyle" https://youtu.be/C8k_MZMnFyc - Freeway, "Think Free" https://open.spotify.com/album/30RpjN8k8DVsHDwh00ZAKS - Jacquees, "4275" https://open.spotify.com/album/3GbQi56Jt5rda0L6eZEBO1 - Future, "SUPERFLY (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)" https://open.spotify.com/album/0C0Vs4XobImmqpr6kIasde - Teyana Taylor, "K.T.S.E." https://open.spotify.com/album/0mwf6u9KVhZDCNVyIi6JuU - Slim Thug, "Ringin (feat. Cam Wallace & Sauce Walka)" https://open.spotify.com/track/6Vwi8owBvwAWcYP3CbkjVt Cannon - Freddie Gibbs, "Freddie" https://open.spotify.com/album/6JaEv20qGvSgIHQbxwtjUu Email: podcast@defconjive.com | Twitter: https://twitter.com/dcjpodcast | Patreon: https://patreon.com/defconjive | WBB: http://webuyblack.defconjive.com

You're not built for Earth... Black Business of the Week: Garner's Garden | https://garnersgarden.com | https://www.facebook.com/garners.gardn In this episode: - SHS (Part 1) - Permit Patty (Part 1) - Carnal Raps (Part 1) - NBA Awards (Part 1) WYBLT: Boom - Tay Roc vs Goodz @ NOME 8 [no link available] - Westside Gunn, "Supreme Blientele" https://open.spotify.com/album/7y5SAIhUDzt6JlRhHeCQVI Remy - Lola Monroe, "Stay Schemin Freestyle" https://youtu.be/C8k_MZMnFyc - Freeway, "Think Free" https://open.spotify.com/album/30RpjN8k8DVsHDwh00ZAKS - Jacquees, "4275" https://open.spotify.com/album/3GbQi56Jt5rda0L6eZEBO1 - Future, "SUPERFLY (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)" https://open.spotify.com/album/0C0Vs4XobImmqpr6kIasde - Teyana Taylor, "K.T.S.E." https://open.spotify.com/album/0mwf6u9KVhZDCNVyIi6JuU - Slim Thug, "Ringin (feat. Cam Wallace & Sauce Walka)" https://open.spotify.com/track/6Vwi8owBvwAWcYP3CbkjVt Cannon - Freddie Gibbs, "Freddie" https://open.spotify.com/album/6JaEv20qGvSgIHQbxwtjUu Email: podcast@defconjive.com | Twitter: https://twitter.com/dcjpodcast | Patreon: https://patreon.com/defconjive | WBB: http://webuyblack.defconjive.com

Some new heat to keep you vibin in this cold winter! #Urban #hiphop #rnb #latin #reggae #reggaeton #top40   TRACK LIST 1 Obsesionao - Sak Noel & Salvi ft Mailer 2 Esa Boquita -  J Alvarez ft Zion & Lennox 3 El Bano - Enrique Iglesias ft Bad Bunny 4 Best Smoke -  Wayne Marshall 5 Yah Look - Vybz Kartel 6 Go Dung -  Major Lazer ft Kes 7 Mercedes -  Slim Thug ft Cam Wallace 8 Number One by Massari ft Tory Lanez 9 Preview by Mackenzie Nicole 10 High Off by DJ Agile ft Desiire 11 Is It Mine by DJ Mustard & RJmrLA ft Ty Dolla $ign 12 Inside Out by Camila Cabello 13 IDGAF by Dua Lipa 14 Filthy by Justin Timberlake 15 Caramelo Duro by Miguel ft Kali Uchis 16 All the Stars by Kendrick Lamar ft SZA 17 Miss You by Cashmere Cat, Major Lazer & Tory Lanez 18 Off My Feet by Pia Mia 19 Dura by Daddy Yankee 20 Échame La Culpa (Alex Fp Edit) by Luis Fonsi & Demi Lovato 21 La Modelo by Ozuna ft Cardi B 22 Finesse by Bruno Mars ft Cardi B 23 The Weekend (Funk Wav Remix) by SZA & Calvin Harris 24 Right Here (Happiness Riddim) by Skinny Fabulous 25 Take It From Ya (Happiness Riddim) by DJ Noire ft Marzville 26 Whine Up (Happiness Riddim) by Polancapop 27 Happiness (Happiness Riddim) by Mad Cobra 28 Work (Happiness Riddim) by Mr. Vegas 29 She Bad - Remix by Turner ft Machel Montano & Flavour 30 Love Life - Major Lazer ft Azaryah 31 Winner - Kardinal Offishall ft Celebrity Marauders, Joey Montana, Pree 32 Hot Shit - Towkio 33 Side Effects - Ty Dolla $ign 34 Heartline - Craig David 35 How Long (Remix) - Charlie Puth ft French Montana 36 Hola (Cold Drop Mix) - Flo Rida ft Maluma 37 Decline - RAYE & Mr Eazi 38 New Rules (Milos Intro) - Dua Lipa 39 Wait (Chromeo Remix) - Maroon 5 40 Bedroom Calling - Chromeo ft The-Dream 41 What Happened to Love (Afro Beats Remix) - Wyclef Jean ft Lunch Money Lewis, Spotless & The Knocks 42 Tell Somebody - Kid Ink 43 On My Grind - BLCK COKE 44 God's Plan - Drake

Inspired by the 2 new Drake records that hit the internet today. I had to cook up a playlist of new and forgotten records from 2017 today for your listening pleasure. In this episode I also introduced a few new up and coming artists/producers, like Young Indigo Beats, Mike Darole, and Cam Wallace to name a few. If you are an inspiring artist feel free to contact me to get on the next podcast episode. Now hit play ▶️ already. Tracklist: 01 Intro02 Drake – Diplomatic Immunity03 Cyhi The Prynce ft. Kanye West – Dat Side04 Clyde Carson ft. YMTK & 1-O.A.K – Leather & Wood05 BOWTYE & Avalon Young – To Me06 Drake – God’s Plan07 Tinashe Ft. Offset – No Drama08 Cyhi The Prynce ft. 2 Chainz – Trick Me09 Fabolous ft. Pnb Rock – Stacks Up10 Jay Rock ft. Kendrick Lamar, Future & James Blake – Kings Dead11 Young Jeezy ft. Rick Ross And Tory Lanez – Like Them12 Slim 400 ft. Mozzy & Kidoe – Red Eye13 Nipsey Hussle Ft. Swizz Beatz – Been Down14 Joey Badass – Brooklyn S Own15 Raekwon – The Biz16 DJ Mustard & Rjmrla ft. Rae Sremmurd – Hard Way17 Mike Darole ft. RJ & Compton AV – Hello18 Omarion – Open Up19 Travis Garland ft. Wale – The Weekend (Hip Hop Snack Remix)20 Ballgreezy – Nice And Slow21 Bruno Mars ft. Cardi B – Finesse (Remix)22 Dj Nasty ft. Tory Lanez, Ballgreezy, Mike Smiff And Lamb – I Like23 Cam Wallace – Forever24 T.I. And Jacquees – Certified25 Eric Bellinger – Antidote (E-Mix)

As a gift to fans on her birthday, Atlantic Records artist Sevyn Streeter has released her debut album GIRL DISRUPTED. The album includes recently released tracks- “My Love for You” and “Fallen” feat. Ty Dolla $ign & Cam Wallace, as well as soon to be chart topping features with August Alsina, Dave East, Dej Loaf, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign and more. “I am overjoyed for the release of my debut album, Girl Disrupted! It’s only fitting to celebrate the biggest love of my life…MUSIC on the same day that I was given LIFE! To my Street Team: This is our first birthday, with many more to come…Happy Girl Disrupted Day!” The premise of GIRL DISRUPTED is centered on a message every young woman can relate to, the journey from a young naïve girl to a grown woman. “This important time in each woman’s life forces them to take ownership of their past in order to become the most true version of themselves,” says Sevyn. Earlier this year Sevyn hit the road for an 18-city North American headline tour which kicked off in St. Louis and wrapped in Los Angeles. Throughout the tour Sevyn partnered with Karen Civil for a Civil TV Tour Diary which documented her time on the road. 

R.I.P Steve. He didn't die but we're hoping he's resting peacefully after eating some food that his stomach didn't agree with. So Anthony and Clement bring to you another episode of Now You Know Podcast. Anthony gives us an inside look into 3 Peat's trip to Toronto for the Canadian Music Week Festival. And it's on that trip where Anthony discovered music from Toronto artist Jessie Reyez. Clement introduces us to music from Houston rapper/songwriter Cam Wallace. And they talk about the new Kendrick Lamar album and if it puts him in the all time Top 5 List.

Tracklist 01.Abrina-Way U Touch Me 02.Jeremih-I Think Of You(Ft.Chris Brown & Big Sean) 03.SoMo-Play(Ft.Maty Noyes) 04.October London-I'm The Watcher 05.Chandler Rachelle-Solo Cup(Ft.Bobby Brackins) 06.Haley Smalls–Lie Pon Mi 07.Mila J-Fuckboy 08.Just Chase-EGO 09.Nave Monjo-Royal Blue 10.Sean Kingston-Chance(Ft.Vybz Kartel) 11.H.E.R.-Your Way 12.Dre-Get It(Ft.Jeremih) 13.Amanda Fallon–Rather Be Lonely 14.B.Smyth-Might Cuff U 15.Sevyn Streeter-Fallen(Ft.Ty Dolla $ign & Cam Wallace) 16.Syd-Over(Ft.6LACK) 17.Maejor-Vibrations 18.Jahkoy-Hollywood V3 19.August Alsina-Lonely 20.Jidenna-The Let Out(Ft.Quavo) 21.Blush-Move Slow(Kirko Bangz) R&B Season 40(Dirty Love) - DJ M.Z.I. & DJ Amanda Blaze Follow @DJMZI1 @DJAmandablaze Contact:cookiemonstersmixtape@gmail.com