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On this episode of Mea Culpa, Michael Cohen sits down with Axios political reporter Marc Caputo for an inside look at the stories shaping Washington and the Trump administration. Drawing on years of reporting and deep sources throughout the political world, Caputo discusses the latest developments inside Trump World, the state of the Republican Party, the road to the midterm elections, and what may be coming next in one of the most consequential political periods in modern American history. A candid conversation about power, politics, and the stories unfolding behind the headlines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Luis Caputo destacó el cumplimiento de la meta de reservas y afirmó: “Meta hay una sola, que son estos diez mil millones de dólares que hemos ya comprado”. Y agregó: “Es la primera vez que Argentina cumple esta meta, ni hablar con esta anticipación, siete meses antes”.Caputo también defendió el rumbo económico y afirmó: “No hay un problema de restricciones externas, hay un problema de modelo”. Y agregó: “Para que haya dólares tiene que haber exportaciones, y para que haya exportaciones tenés que ser competitivo”.Además, sostuvo que el actual esquema económico “derriba mitos” y afirmó: “Esto es un modelo que favorece a la gente”. Y agregó: “Derriba mitos como el de la restricción externa. Durante años dijeron que el problema de Argentina era que no había dólares”.Sobre la apertura comercial, Caputo rechazó que sea indiscriminada y afirmó: “¿Está habiendo una apertura alocada e indiscriminada? No”. Y agregó: “Hay sobrada evidencia empírica que muestra que una economía abierta es mejor para los argentinos”.También apuntó contra Axel Kicillof y afirmó: “¿En serio le quieren hacer creer a las personas que Kicillof es un potencial candidato a presidente?”. Y concluyó: “Yo creo, literalmente, que toman a la gente por boluda”.Ricardo Arriazu advirtió sobre una situación inédita para la economía argentina y afirmó: “Esto plantea un problema que yo no he visto desde que soy profesional”. Y explicó: “Un sistema donde de golpe me sobran divisas y me falta demanda de mano de obra”.Joaquín Cottani se refirió a la acumulación de reservas y afirmó: “Se pueden comprar más reservas, pero es una decisión de política monetaria”. Y agregó: “Hay un momento en que hay que jugarse y me parece que el momento es hoy”.Carlos Bianco se refirió al vínculo entre Axel Kicillof y Máximo Kirchner tras el fallecimiento del Indio Solari y afirmó: “Estuvieron en contacto permanentemente de manera telefónica”. Y agregó: “Siempre nosotros tenemos la mejor voluntad de trabajar, de coordinar, de organizarnos”.Alejandra Monteoliva destacó el operativo durante la despedida del Indio Solari y afirmó: “Fue algo multitudinario y bien organizado”. Y agregó: “Todo despliegue de tantas personas participando, por suerte, terminó sin incidentes”.Natalia Zaracho defendió la reunión entre Juan Grabois y Peter Thiel y afirmó: “Nosotros queremos disputar el poder y para eso tenés que sentarte con todos los sectores”. Y agregó: “Juan, así como se sienta con un cartonero de Villa Fiorito, se sienta con uno de los hombres más ricos y lo muestra”.Juan Pablo Quinteros confirmó la aparición de la adolescente y afirmó: “Hace unos veinte minutos hemos encontrado sana y salva a Luciana”. Y agregó: “La hemos encontrado en la ciudad de Jesús María”.León XIV apeló a una metáfora futbolera durante un acto en Madrid y afirmó: “Yo supongo que para un jugador de fútbol hacer un gol en este estadio es algo que le marca la vida”. Y concluyó: “Hoy la Iglesia de Madrid ha hecho un golazo para siempre”.

En el capítulo 1.129 de este viernes, 5 de junio, @tomicarrio les comenta acerca de la aclaración que hizo Caputo sobre la meta de acumulación de reservas y el elogio del FMI. Además, las últimas proyecciones de los analistas que participan del Relevamiento de Expectativas del Mercado del BCRA, la venta de Raizen Argentina, y una nueva edición de El Cierre de la Semana: en esta oportunidad, con Emiliano Anselmi, economista jefe de PPI.

Val Emanuel and Rebecca Caputo, co-founders of Rif Care, share the story behind their brand, the first period care company to make products from hemp fiber and what it took to build that supply chain from scratch. Val and Rebecca talk about what conscious business really means in the feminine care space, where greenwashing is rampant and efficacy can't be sacrificed for sustainability's sake. They dig into the barriers they pushed through with scouring manufacturers, connecting dots across countries, and even how to deliver their first products themselves. We also zoom out on the broader women's health movement gaining momentum in CPG, and why they believe that when women are healthy, the planet is healthy. They wrap up by reflecting on the Naturally Network minority-owned fellowship and how the cohort they went through didn't just open doors, they became family.Takeaways:Rif Care makes period care products out of organic cotton and hemp fiber - pads, period underwear, tampons, and thong panty linersThey were the first company to make period products out of hemp fiber, pioneering a supply chain that didn't exist when they started.The hemp supply chain was built brick by brick, including connecting their manufacturer in one country with a hemp supplier in another just to get their first prototypes made.Hemp proved to be an ideal material — abundant, fast-growing, and sourced from upcycled fiber, making their supply chain both resilient and sustainable.Conscious business for Rif Care means efficacy first — a period product has to actually work and be made with the best materials possible.The period care industry has a significant greenwashing problem, and Rif Care's commitment to transparency is a direct response to that.Val and Rebecca see women's health as one of the most exciting and underserved frontiers in CPG — from PMS to menopause — and actively partner with and amplify other brands in the space.Women still receive only 3% of venture funding, yet Val and Rebecca see enormous opportunity for investors, partners, and brand ambassadors in the women's health space.Through the Naturally Network minority-owned fellowship, Rif Care learned how to build sales decks, talk to retailers, and develop distribution channels that helped them reach and maintain the number one spot at Erewhon.Sound Bites:"We're going to walk the walk. We're going to talk the talk.""There were people trying to make hemp feminine care for 10 years and we got a sample in like two weeks. It was completely a paper wall.""I don't drive a truck, you know? We had to learn how to drive a U-Haul to pick up our products and deliver them to distributors.""There's so many more opportunities for companies to fill that gap in women's health.""If women are healthy, the planet is healthy.""The people that we did the Naturally Network Fellowship with are still our best friends. We cry together, we laugh together, and we have kept in touch more than any other accelerator that all of us have ever been in."Links:Val Emanuel LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/valemanuel/Rebecca Caputo LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccamcaputo/Rif Care: https://rifcare.com/Rif Care LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rifcares/Rif Care on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rifcare/Rif Care on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rifcare...Naturally Network: www.naturallynetwork.org…Brands for a Better World Episode Archive - http://brandsforabetterworld.com/Brands for a Better World on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/brand-for-a-better-world/Modern Species - https://modernspecies.com/Modern Species on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/modern-species/Gage Mitchell on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gagemitchell/…Print Magazine Design Podcasts - https://www.printmag.com/categories/printcast/…Heritage Radio Network - https://heritageradionetwork.org/Heritage Radio Network on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/heritage-radio-network/posts/Heritage Radio Network on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HeritageRadioNetworkHeritage Radio Network on X - https://x.com/Heritage_RadioHeritage Radio Network on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/heritage_radio/Heritage Radio Network on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@heritage_radio…The Food Institute - https://foodinstitute.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

En el capítulo 1.127 de este miércoles, 3 de junio, @franaldaya les comenta que VMOS avanza al 69% pero la guerra complica suministros clave, Chevron presentó su primer RIGI exclusivo por US$13.800 millones y el CEO de Energía Bogotá anticipa que Colombia comprará GNL argentino, y Werning y Caputo dicen que las reservas ya rozan la meta anual con el FMI.

Patricia Bullrich afirmó: “Yo fui ayer, hablé con el presidente, le conté de mi objeción de conciencia. Bueno, él me explicó su posición. Es una reunión privada, con lo cual no la voy a dar a conocer”. Y agregó: “Toda persona de bien, cuando tiene que darle a conocer al presidente una posición quizás distinta, pone su renuncia a disposición”.Bullrich también sostuvo: “No hay internas. Hay una objeción de conciencia y hoy ha salido con toda claridad una comunicación del mismo partido, planteando que la divergencia en el seno de una fuerza política amplia es importante”.Alejandro Fantino apuntó contra Patricia Bullrich y afirmó: “Si vos hacés un acuerdo con Patricia Bullrich, sabés de antemano que vas a estar en un viaje leyendo un libro de Elige tu propia aventura. Cada página que abras, vas a tener que elegir camino A, camino B y no sabés qué elige ella”. Y concluyó: “Dejen de pensar a Patricia Bullrich como esencia, dejen de pensarla como esencial y piénsenla como accidente”.La Senadora Nacional de Argentina, Carolina Losada respaldó la postura de Bullrich y aseguró: “Me parece que está bien. Uno tiene que hacer lo que le dicte la conciencia y sus principios y sus valores. Si no hay ninguna razón para dejar una persona afuera, una razón válida, no tenemos porqué hacer algo así. Yo tampoco lo haría”.Javier Milei afirmó en el Congreso Anual de IAEF: “Hay una película que es hermosa que se llama Monster Inc. Es fabulosa la película, porque era una suerte de fábrica que se dedicaban a asustar niños”. Y concluyó: “El día que le saquemos la careta a los monstruos colectivistas, este país va a ser definitivamente libre y va a ser grande nuevamente”.Milei también sostuvo: “Generaron pánico y caos. El mercado comenzó a sufrir y vivimos un año de ansiedad e incertidumbre. Pero una vez ganadas las elecciones y luego de unos meses en los que hubo que digerir semejante ataque, hoy la inflación retorna a su sendero descendente como consecuencia de todo el trabajo previo que habíamos hecho”.Sobre el escenario electoral, Milei aseguró: “Los resultados nos están acompañando y hoy la economía ya está mejor, mucho mejor que en el dos mil veintitrés, pero a fin de año va a estar mejor, a mitad del año que viene va a estar muchísimo mejor, y el año que viene en octubre los vamos a pasar por arriba”.Luis Caputo sostuvo en el CAMBRASS Business Day: “Por primera vez en quince años crecemos durante veinticuatro meses. Bueno, ¿esto quiere decir entonces que está todo, todo bien? No, obviamente, pero sí quiere decir que vamos bien”. Y agregó: “Lo peor ya pasó. La bomba atómica que nosotros heredamos ya se desactivó”.Caputo afirmó: “Hoy está claro que la recaudación empieza a recuperar. La inflación nuevamente sigue hacia la baja. Abril ya fue más bajo. Mayo va a ser un número más bajo que abril. Los salarios se han empezado a recuperar nuevamente”.El ministro también apuntó contra Axel Kicillof y aseguró: “El kirchnerismo no es una opción en Argentina, no importa lo que pase. Puede haber un shock externo, el petróleo puede ir a cuatrocientos, puede haber una guerra mundial o una invasión extraterrestre, que Kicillof no va a ser presidente nunca en su vida en Argentina”.Sobre el nuevo modelo económico, Caputo sostuvo: “Cambió la música, hay que cambiar el paso”. Y agregó: “Pretender ganar también márgenes exorbitantes, tampoco funciona en este modelo”.

Resumen de noticias de LA NACION de la tarde del 2 de junio de 2026

En el capítulo 1.124 de este viernes, 29 de mayo, @franaldaya les comenta lo que dejaron Javier Milei, Luis Caputo, Horacio Marín (YPF) y Marcelo Mindlin (PAM)  en el Latam Economic Forum, el repunte de Milei en las encuestas a 40% y la recomendación de compra de Bank of America sobre Banco Macro. Además, en #ElCierre de la semana, Santiago Migone, hoy en Veta Capital y exsubsecretario de Producción del Gobierno de Milei.

En el capítulo 1.123 de este jueves, 28 de mayo, @franaldaya les comenta que el Tesoro se acerca al 90% de lo que necesita para pagar en julio, las acciones de los bancos argentinos volaron hasta 16% en dos ruedas por especulación con el MSCI, y Wall Street cerró en récords con Goldman subiendo su objetivo del S&P 500 a 8.000 puntos. Además, @espinamariano con lo último de la política en Recintos del Poder.

In this episode, I get a little more personal and reflect on a formative experience from my undergraduate years, when a philosophy professor invited me to travel to Villanova University for the 2006 Postmodernism and Religion conference on political theology.At the time, I was still very evangelical, politically conservative, and, in many ways, armored by certainty. But something about that conference cracked something open in me. I heard reflections on Johann Baptist Metz's idea of memoria passionis, the memory of suffering, and encountered John Caputo's emerging work on the weakness of God, which later became deeply important to me.I reflect on how Caputo's vision of weakness, vulnerability, compassion, and responsibility helped begin a long process of deconstruction—not as destruction, but as a way of becoming more honest, more human, and more open to the suffering of others.I also share a story that has stayed with me for years: hearing Caputo's former female support staff talk about how he actually lived his philosophy, including taking a pay cut so they could be paid more fairly. That testimony still moves me because it raises the deeper question: do our beliefs make us more compassionate, more generous, and more responsible, or do they simply make us more sophisticated?This episode is about political theology, weakness, memory, vulnerability, and the strange grace of those moments that quietly begin to change us.

El ministro de Economía aseguró que en tres años se pueden eliminar los impuestos distorsivos. Mientras, convoca a los gobernadores para pedirles que aligeren ingresos brutos y tasas municipales.

Javier Milei anunció en la Bolsa de Cereales de Buenos Aires una baja de retenciones y afirmó: “En este momento les quiero anunciar que vamos a bajar las retenciones de trigo y cebada de siete coma cinco a cinco coma cinco por ciento a partir de junio veintiséis. Pero no solo eso, sería injusto si nos olvidamos de la soja. Y a partir de enero del veinte veintisiete, según venga la recaudación, vamos a bajar entre un cuarto de punto y medio punto por mes, de manera continuada hasta el año dos mil veintiocho, si nosotros reelegimos”.El presidente también adelantó una baja de retenciones para la industria: “No solo les voy a estar bajando retenciones, digamos, al sector agropecuario. También se la vamos a bajar a la industria, a partir de julio 26 hasta junio del 27, a la industria automotriz, a la industria petroquímica, a maquinarias, vamos a ir a cero. Y eso va a estar siendo informado por el Ministerio de Economía, el cronograma en estos días".Mauricio Macri habló sobre el liderazgo de Javier Milei durante una charla en la Universidad Austral y afirmó: “Es obviamente un liderazgo emocional, absolutamente emocional y con un profundo estudio de las ideas que hay detrás de cada postura,, y con poco entusiasmo por, por la implementación. Claramente él es una parte que no la siente. No la siente porque, bueno, él se ve como lo que yo sentí en mis marchas, como un profeta”.Martín Menem sostuvo: “Para cerrar el tema, porque me parece una estupidez que estemos discutiendo esto. Sí, parece una estupidez, pero yo no la generamos. Un link de cualquier Instagram de cualquiera de nosotros, copiado, pegado y lo toma cualquier persona, copia y pega desde Android o desde Safari, lo pega y lo abre y va a aparecer enviado por Martín Menem”. Además, agregó: “De ahí, a Rufus, o ese abogado Rufus, ¿cómo es? Hay un mundo de distancia”.Axel Kicillof se refirió a las modificaciones de las zonas frías y afirmó: “La verdad que muy tremendo, muy terrible lo que nos estamos enterando, que es que consiguió el Gobierno que la motosierra viniera con apoyo del Congreso Nacional, lo que pone en riesgo la tarifa y, por tanto, las condiciones de vida de millones de argentinos en todo el país”. Además, sostuvo: “Nos parece un error, un gran error, porque esto va a tener consecuencias de todo tipo sobre un pueblo, una población que está con dificultades para llegar a fin de mes”.Jonatan Viale se refirió a los audios filtrados de Javier Milei y afirmó: “¿Quién lo filtró? ¿Para qué? ¿Es de afuera o es de adentro? La vulnerabilidad del presidente. Después ese tipo de conversación que queda en el ámbito de la vida privada, nadie se mete”. Además, sostuvo: “Pero en el medio de la interna, en el medio de la interna, que aparezca eso alimenta todavía más, porque Santiago Caputo, por más que no habla, su gente dice: ‘No, ¿cómo voy a hacer yo…?'. ¿No? ‘¿Cómo va a ser la gente de Caputo? Quedamos expuestos'”.Rosmery Maturana, amiga y asesora de imagen de Javier Milei que recibió los audios filtrados, afirmó: “Éramos confidentes en su momento, pero bueno, esto es un carpetazo que evidentemente le están dando a él, porque no hay nada de malo en los audios. Era una conversación de confidentes”.Además, sostuvo: “Yo siempre lo respeté un montón. Ahora, si ellos quieren transformarlo en otra cosa, y bueno, ya es una maldad”.También afirmó: “¿Me están echando la culpa a mí? O sea, no hay teléfono que quepa cuatro años de charlas. Así que yo estoy escuchando ahora que están haciendo recortes con él muy agresivo. Y no es verdad eso. Nada que ver”.

Entrevista de Pablo Wende a César Litvin, tributarista, a propósito de la reunión que mantuvo junto a otros contadores con el ministro Caputo para hablar de la implementación del régimen de Ganancias Simplificada y la Inocencia Fiscal.

Resumen de noticias de LA NACION de la mañana del 20 de mayo de 2026

This episode draws on experimental and review literature on mirror-gazing, strange-face illusions, anomalous self-experience, dissociation, agency, face pareidolia, and face-distortion disorders, especially the work of Giovanni B. Caputo, Caputo/Lynn/Houran, Mash et al., Bregman-Hai and Soffer-Dudek, Derome et al., Palmer and Clifford, and Blom et al. Historical and occult context comes from research on catoptromancy, John Dee's angelic scrying records, the British Museum's “Dr Dee's Magical Mirror,” Campbell et al.'s Antiquity study on the mirror's Mexican/Aztec obsidian origin, and Mesoamerican material on Tezcatlipoca and the “Smoking Mirror.”Links For The Occult Rejectshttps://linktr.ee/theoccultrejectsOccult Research Institutehttps://www.occultresearchinstitute.org/Cash Apphttps://cash.app/$theoccultrejectsVenmo@TheOccultRejectsBuy Me A Coffeebuymeacoffee.com/TheOccultRejectsPatreonhttps://www.patreon.com/TheOccultRejectsCore Scientific Sources: Mirror-Gazing, Strange Faces, and Altered Self-ExperienceCaputo, Giovanni B. “Strange-Face-in-the-Mirror Illusion.” Perception 39, no. 7, 2010, 1007–1008.Key use: This is the main science anchor for the episode. Caputo showed that prolonged mirror-gazing under low illumination can produce strange-face apparitions, including distortions, unknown faces, monstrous faces, animal-like faces, archetypal faces, and faces of relatives or deceased people.Caputo, Giovanni B., Steven Jay Lynn, and James Houran. “Mirror- and Eye-Gazing: An Integrative Review of Induced Altered and Anomalous Experiences.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 40, no. 4, 2021, 418–457.Key use: This is one of the strongest overview sources. It reviews empirical studies on mirror-gazing, psychomanteum work, and eye-to-eye gazing, especially in relation to altered perception, anomalous experiences, bodily experience, and self-identity.Mash, Joanna, Paul M. Jenkinson, Charlotte E. Dean, and Keith R. Laws. “Strange Face Illusions: A Systematic Review and Quality Analysis.” Consciousness and Cognition 109, 2023, article 103480.Key use: Newer review source. Useful because it supports strange-face illusions as a reliable phenomenon in both mirror-gazing and interpersonal gazing, while also warning that stronger research is still needed on mechanisms and prevalence.Bregman-Hai, Noa, and Nirit Soffer-Dudek. “Mirror-Gazing-Induced Dissociation Impairs Self-Reported and Implicit Sense of Agency: A Causal Investigation of Dissociation and Agency Under Controlled Laboratory Conditions.” PLOS ONE 21, no. 2, 2026, e0341316.Key use: Excellent source for the agency section. This connects mirror-gazing-induced dissociation with weakened sense of agency, which pairs well with mediumship, possession, automatic writing, and the feeling that “something else” is present.Derome, Mélodie, Eduardo Fonseca-Pedrero, Giovanni Battista Caputo, and Martin Debbané. “A Developmental Study of Mirror-Gazing-Induced Anomalous Self-Experiences and Self-Reported Schizotypy from 7 to 28 Years of Age.” Psychopathology 55, no. 1, 2022, 49–61.Key use: Useful developmental source. It connects mirror-gazing-induced anomalous self-experiences with age, self-perception, and schizotypal traits.Caputo, Giovanni B. “Visual Perception During Mirror-Gazing at One's Own Face in Patients with Depression.” The Scientific World Journal, 2014.Key use: Useful for the emotion/self-face relationship section. Caputo found that strange-face apparitions were reduced in patients with depression compared with healthy controls, including shorter duration, fewer strange faces, weaker intensity, and lower emotional response.Tramacere, Antonella. “Face Yourself: The Social Neuroscience of Mirror Gazing.” Frontiers in Psychology 13, 2022, article 949211.Key use: Strong support for the idea that mirror-gazing is like seeing yourself as another. It connects self-face perception with social neuroscience and the overlap between how we perceive our own face and the faces of others.Chakraborty, Anya C., and Bhismadev Chakrabarti. “Looking at My Own Face: Visual Processing Strategies in Self–Other Face Recognition.” Frontiers in Psychology 9, 2018.Key use: Useful for the self-face recognition section. This study looks at how people process their own face compared with other faces.Conty, Laurence, Nathalie George, and Jari K. Hietanen. “Watching Eyes Effects: When Others Meet the Self.” Consciousness and Cognition 45, 2016, 184–197.Key use: Best support for the gaze/presence section. It argues that direct gaze captures attention and triggers self-referential processing, which helps explain why a mirror can make the viewer feel watched.Face Perception, Pareidolia, and Monstrous DistortionPalmer, Colin J., and Colin W. G. Clifford. “Face Pareidolia Recruits Mechanisms for Detecting Human Social Attention.” Psychological Science 31, no. 8, 2020, 1001–1012.Key use: Best source for the “face-making brain” section. It supports the idea that illusory faces are not treated as meaningless noise; they can recruit mechanisms involved in social attention.Blom, Jan Dirk, Bastiaan C. ter Meulen, Jitze Dool, and Dominic H. ffytche. “A Century of Prosopometamorphopsia Studies.” Cortex 139, 2021, 298–308.Key use: Use carefully as a comparison source, not as a direct explanation for all scrying. Prosopometamorphopsia is a rare condition where faces appear distorted, showing that face-processing systems can produce frightening facial distortions under certain conditions.Psychomanteum, Grief, and Seeing the DeadHastings, Arthur, Michael Hutton, William Braud, et al. “Psychomanteum Research: Experiences and Effects on Bereavement.” OMEGA: Journal of Death and Dying 45, no. 3, 2002, 211–228.Key use: Main grief / dead-in-the-mirror source. Use carefully. It does not prove afterlife contact, but it supports the idea that mirror-gazing, darkness, memory, and grief can produce powerful experiences interpreted as contact.Moody, Raymond A. Reunions: Visionary Encounters with Departed Loved Ones. New York: Villard, 1993.Key use: Main modern popular source for the psychomanteum as a grief-contact chamber. Use as practitioner/popular context, not as the strongest academic evidence.Terhune, Devin B., and Matthew D. Smith. “The Induction of Anomalous Experiences in a Mirror-Gazing Facility: Suggestion, Cognitive Perceptual Personality Traits and Phenomenological State Effects.” The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 194, no. 6, 2006, 415–421.Key use: Good supporting source for anomalous experiences in a mirror-gazing facility. Pairs well with Hastings and the Caputo review.Kamp, K. S., Evgenia Steffen, Louis A. Kasket, and others. “Sensory and Quasi-Sensory Experiences of the Deceased in Bereavement: An Interdisciplinary and Integrative Review.” Schizophrenia Bulletin 46, no. 6, 2020, 1367–1381.Key use: Strong source for the grief section. It supports the point that bereaved people often report sensory or quasi-sensory experiences of the deceased, including feeling a presence, seeing, hearing, smelling, or sensing the dead.Hewson, Helen, and colleagues. “The Impact of Continuing Bonds Following Bereavement: A Systematic Review.” Death Studies, 2024.Key use: Useful for continuing bonds. It helps frame ongoing inner relationships with the dead as part of bereavement rather than automatically pathological.Historical, Religious, and Occult Mirror DivinationJohnston, Sarah Iles. Ancient Greek Divination. Wiley-Blackwell, 2008.Key use: Broad academic background for ancient divination systems. Not only mirror scrying, but very useful for framing divination as a serious religious and cultural practice.“Technical Divination and Mechanics of Sacred Space.” In Technologies of the Marvellous in Ancient Greek Religion. Cambridge University Press.Key use: Useful for ancient catoptromancy. This chapter discusses mirror divination as a technical mode of ancient divination involving reflective/catoptric knowledge and assumptions about divine intervention in human knowledge.Lee, Mireille M. “The Gendered Economics of Greek Bronze Mirrors.” Hesperia 86, no. 1, 2017.Key use: Useful for Greek bronze mirrors as social, gendered, material, and possibly magical/divinatory objects.Pitt Rivers Museum. “Mirrors.” Body Arts Collection Resource.Key use: Good museum-level source for folklore around mirrors and catoptromancy. Useful for basic show-note support on the traditional belief that mirrors could reveal the future.John Dee, Black Mirrors, and ObsidianBritish Museum. “Dr Dee's Magical Mirror / Dr Dee's Magical Speculum.” Collection object 1966,1001.1.Key use: Essential object source. The British Museum identifies the object as Dr. Dee's magical mirror or magical speculum, made of obsidian, catalogued as Aztec, and broadly dated to the 14th–16th century.Campbell, Stuart, Elizabeth Healey, Jago Cooper, Naomi Speakman, and others. “The Mirror, the Magus and More: Reflections on John Dee's Obsidian Mirror.” Antiquity 95, 2021.Key use: Essential academic source for Dee's mirror. The study uses geochemical analysis to show that the British Museum obsidian mirrors are Mexican in origin, with Dee's mirror matching the Pachuca obsidian source.Nature. “A ‘Spirit Mirror' Used in Elizabeth I's Court Had Aztec Roots.” 2021.Key use: Short science-news summary of the Antiquity findings. Useful for quickly explaining that Dee's mirror was traced to a source near Pachuca, Mexico.Smithsonian Magazine. “Obsidian ‘Spirit Mirror' Used by Elizabeth I's Court Astrologer Has Aztec Origins.” 2021.Key use: Useful public-facing summary of Dee's mirror, its Aztec/Mexican origin, and its connection to Elizabethan occult culture.Dee, John, and Meric Casaubon, ed. A True & Faithful Relation of What Passed for Many YeaAlso want to remind people about the website, if you're into reading we have tons of information by multiple contributors, and we got t-shirts up on the site if you're interested. Fun fact, the art is all based on the eyeball. A

Philip Caputo wrote the 1977 acclaimed and unflinching memoir ‘A Rumor of War,' about leading a Marine platoon during the Vietnam War. It taught him a painful truth. “I had discovered that I had a capacity to be violent and dark in my actions in a way that totally shocked me,” he told Terry Gross in 2005. He went on to become a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist. Caputo died May 7 at 84. Also, celebrated naturalist and nature documentarian Sir David Attenborough turned 100 this month. We listen back to his 1995 interview with Terry Gross about working in the field. John Powers reviews the new film ‘The Wizard of the Kremlin.'See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences.NPR Privacy Policy

Philip Caputo wrote the 1977 acclaimed and unflinching memoir ‘A Rumor of War,' about leading a Marine platoon during the Vietnam War. It taught him a painful truth. “I had discovered that I had a capacity to be violent and dark in my actions in a way that totally shocked me,” he told Terry Gross in 2005. He went on to become a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist. Caputo died May 7 at 84. Also, celebrated naturalist and nature documentarian Sir David Attenborough turned 100 this month. We listen back to his 1995 interview with Terry Gross about working in the field. John Powers reviews the new film ‘The Wizard of the Kremlin.'See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences.NPR Privacy Policy

El ministro de Economía, Luis Caputo, afirmó: “La inflación de abril probablemente va a dar sustancialmente más baja que la de marzo”.“Cuando vos entras en un periodo bueno, digamos, esa bonanza se empieza a retroalimentar, entonces inocencia fiscal empieza a aprender más, la ley de modernización laboral empieza a aprender más, los empresarios empiezan a animar a contratar gente, porque ahora saben cuánto les sale un despido, porque además en vez de pagar 18 puntos de cargas pagan sólo dos, porque además ahora van a tener un fondo que les permite pagar eventualmente algún despido, entonces todo eso viene en los próximos 18 meses y va a ser un círculo virtuoso, por eso yo imagino un 2019 absolutamente diferente”, agregó Caputo. Sobre Adorni, Caputo señaló: “Si el Presidente pensara que Manuel no es una persona honesta y lo defendiera, a mí me parecería muy mal, lo tengo que decir brutalmente. Ahora, si el Presidente piensa que es una persona honesta y no lo defendiera, me parecería mucho peor, o sea, como Ministro me parecería muy mal, te diría trágico”.Manuel Adorni evitó responder preguntas respecto a su situación judicial y a los supuestos sobresueldos, a lo que Luis Caputo respondió: “No, qué pregunta es esa”.“Hoy la verdad que la conferencia es sumamente relevante, el tema del super RIGI, denominado super RIGI, podría generar una mejora en la calidad de vida de todos los argentinos por décadas. Me parece que habría que aprovechar el momento para, más allá de la introducción que hiciste sobre el RIGI, no preguntaste nada sobre el RIGI. Entonces sería bueno aprovechar al ministro, aprovechar a la ministra para hablar de temas que realmente hagan a sus temas de gestión. Bueno, no se entendió el criterio de la conferencia”, sostuvo Adorni.Donald Trump opinó sobre las vacunas: “Me encantaría que se administraran dosis mucho más pequeñas, como cuatro visitas al médico. Y creo que se obtendrían mejores resultados con el autismo”. Fini Lanusse, médica residente procesada por la causa ‘Propofest' explicó en un video subido a redes sociales: “No puedo ni corresponde tampoco explicar por acá, la justicia está trabajando, yo confío en ese proceso y bueno, con el tiempo, por las vías que corresponden, las cosas se van a ir aclarando, eso seguro. Así que bueno, mientras tanto intento apoyarme en mi familia, en la gente que me quiere, mis amigos, en lo que soy, en lo que construí durante todos estos años, en el amor que siempre tuve por mi profesión, que es muy grande, y bueno, en volver a encontrarme a mí misma o conmigo misma después de todo lo que se haya dicho”.

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We discuss TV moms, the best thing to come out of Ohio, Pat Caputo, and more!

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Detroit media legend Pat Caputo passes away.

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Obituary of Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author Philip Caputo

Obituary of Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author Philip Caputo

Obituary of Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author Philip Caputo

May 8, 2026 ~ Dave Riger recaps the Pistons' performance in Game 2 and reflects on the legacy of Detroit sports media icon Pat Caputo. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Las noticias del día por el equipo de De Acá En Más.Domingo Cavallo, exministro de Economía, señaló: “Pero Milei explicó muy bien cómo, cómo actúa Caputo. Eh, lo explicó muy bien. Dijo: "Él es un trader. Entonces, él, él no tiene ninguna teoría. Él piensa… eh, enfoca por un lado. Si no sale por ese lado, cambia, se va para el otro lado, y, pero, pero no tiene un esquema, no tiene  una base conceptual con la que razona".“El riesgo país va a bajar si hacen lo que yo les estoy diciendo. Para que siga bajando, tienen que liberalizar totalmente el mercado cambiario, tienen que remover los controles de cambio, tienen que dejar que haya libre movimiento de capitales, que así como entran los capitales, puedan salir, y así como salen, puedan entrar, y que haya totalmente libertad. Lean los informes de las calificadoras de riesgo. La razón por la cual todavía somos país frontera y no pasamos a ser país economía emergente es precisamente por los controles de cambio y porque no hay libre movimiento de capitales. El riesgo de un país se desmoronaría si hacen lo que yo les estoy sugiriendo. Y, por supuesto, lo tienen que hacer con convicción”, agregó Cavallo.Además, Cavallo sostuvo: “Para que siga bajando tienen que liberalizar totalmente el mercado cambiario, tienen que remover los controles de cambio, tienen que dejar que haya libre movimiento de capitales, que se-- que así como entran los capitales puedan salir y si-- así como salen, puedan entrar y que haya, eh, totalmente libertad. Lean los informes de la, eh, de, de las calificadoras de riesgo. La razón por la cual todavía somos país frontera y no pasamos a ser país economía emergente es precisamente por los controles de cambio y porque no hay libre movimiento de capitales. O sea, el, el riesgo país se desmoronaría si hacen lo que yo les estoy sugiriendo”.Alfonso Prat Gay, exministro de Hacienda y Finanzas, aseguró: “No se le puede pedir a la gente sacrificio toda la vida, en algún momento tiene que haber resultados concretos, palpables, de una mejora en la calidad de vida”.El canciller Pablo Quirno afirmó: “El trabajo que estamos haciendo, y el trabajo que está haciendo también Manuel como jefe de gabinete, no tiene ningún impacto en lo que estamos haciendo a nivel internacional, inclusive a nivel nacional. Las cuestiones, él lo dijo muy claramente en su presentación ante el Congreso y en su conferencia de prensa ayer, hay que separar la cuestión privada de la cuestión pública. Y él dará, como dijo, la respuesta que va a dar en el ámbito en el que tiene que dar, que es la justicia”.Noticias del martes 6 de mayo por María O'Donnell y el equipo  de De Acá en Más por Urbana Play 104.3 FMSeguí a De Acá en Más en Instagram y XUrbana Play 104.3 FM. Somos la radio que ves.Suscribite a #Youtube. Seguí a la radio en Instagram y en XMandanos un whatsapp ➯ Acá¡Descargá nuestra #APP oficial! ➯  https://scnv.io/m8Gr 

En el capítulo 1.107 de este miércoles, 6 de mayo, @franaldaya les comenta la mejora de calificación crediticia de Argentina por parte de Fitch, las señales de rebote en el sector construcción reflejadas en los resultados de Loma Negra y despachos de cemento, y el viaje exprés de Milei y Caputo a Los Ángeles para participar del evento del Instituto Milken. Además, Juan Pablo Álvarez con todo sobre los bonos en La Fija, hoy con entrevistas a Pablo Sanches de Neix y Pedro Siaba Serrate de PPI.

What if the reason your city feels inefficient, confusing, or stuck… is actually fixable? In this episode, Nick Caputo—founder of Caputo Strategies and the non-profit, Livable Advanced LA, breaks down how local government really works (and why it often doesn't). From his journey moving from Chicago to Los Angeles to his mission to reform LA's city charter, Nick shares fresh, practical ideas on making government more transparent, responsive, and effective. We also explore how social media is becoming an unexpected tool to simplify complex systems and empower everyday citizens. If you've ever felt disconnected from how your city is run, this conversation will change the way you see local leadership and your role in it.Feel free to follow and engage with NICHOLAS here:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/npcaputo/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_nickcaputo_Threads: https://www.threads.com/@_nickcaputo_Website: https://caputostrategies.com/Website: https://www.livableadvancedla.org/aboutWe're so grateful to you, our growing audience of entrepreneurs, investors and community leaders interested in the human stories of the Entrepreneurial Thinkers behind entrepreneurial economies worldwide.As always we hope you enjoy each episode and Like, Follow, Subscribe or share with your friends. You can find our shows here, and at our “Entrepreneurial Thinkers” channel on YouTube. Plug in, relax and enjoy inspiring, educational and empowering conversations between Rob and our guests.¡Cheers y gracias!,Entrepreneurial Thinkers Team.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Entrepreneurial Thinkers04:55 Understanding Charter Reform16:48 The Importance of Charter Reform23:01 Engaging the Community in Governance26:54 The Power of Social Media as a Journal28:28 Feedback and Community Engagement30:30 Journaling and Creative Expression32:24 Demystifying Government and Civic Engagement33:21 Personal Connection to Los Angeles37:18 Risk Tolerance and Entrepreneurial Spirit in LA38:42 Accessibility and Civic Involvement47:13 The Future of Politics and Personal Aspirations50:39 Stabilizing Governance: The Current Election Cycle52:23 Repairing Infrastructure: The Path Forward54:36 Growth and Development: Building for the Future56:16 Caputo Strategies: Empowering Small Businesses01:00:41 AI in Governance: Opportunities and Challenges01:07:15 Assessing Leadership: Criteria for Effective Governance01:12:57 Getting Involved: Engaging with Local Communities

En el capítulo 1.103 de este miércoles, 29 de abril, @franaldaya les comenta la defensa del programa económico por parte de Milei y Caputo con anticipos de inflación a la baja desde abril y actividad en recuperación, la licitación del Tesoro que capturó US$700 millones del mercado local, con el comentario de Pablo Sanches de Neix, y las ofertas económicas por Transener que superaron el precio base.

Theresa Caputo is widely known as the Long Island Medium. Her series "LONG ISLAND MEDIUM" with TLC and her new series “THERESA CAPUTO RAISING SPIRITS” are both available to stream on major platforms. She is a New York Times best-selling author. Her podcast ‘Hey Spirit!' is available everywhere you listen. Learn more at https://theresacaputo.com Theresa recently sat down with Cybercrime Magazine during one of her popular tour stops and told us, "I'm the victim of cybercrime. When someone reaches out claiming to be Theresa Caputo and wanting to give you a reading, it's not me. I don't contact you, your dead relatives contact me. I'm not bothering anybody, it's the dead people that are bothering me. And now the scammers are bothering me!" Theresa's Facebook following tops 4 million, but scammers are exploiting her name. Fake Theresa Caputo accounts and groups – some with massive followings of their own – are posing as the Long Island Medium and defrauding victims through fake psychic readings, counterfeit event tickets, and more. “This is why we formed my fan club,” Caputo told us. “Back in 2014, we did it because people were taking advantage of my ticket prices. They were reselling fake tickets, promising them private readings, and people were paying thousands of dollars for these tickets. This is how we were really aware of what was starting to happen, but you're talking 12 years ago, before all of this blew up, and most certainly before AI.” Caputo stressed to us that she never charges for readings. Her fan club, which is accessible at https://TheresaCaputo.com, is the only way to get legitimate show tickets and reading information. The Long Island Medium also got personal with us. Theresa shared about the cyberbullying her daughter experienced, and how they fought back. “Do I like social media? Yeah, I like it because again, it's about connection and awareness, but the downside to this is that it's consuming our minds. It's allowing this unnecessary bullying and destroying people in their lives, taking advantage of people, scamming people. It's awful,” she said. • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com

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This series address what some of us in recovery refer to as “the God problem.”  Does God exist? Does God really care about us humans – and maybe more honestly and specifically, does God care about me and mine? People have been asking these questions for as long as we've been on this earth but for us “real” alcoholics and addicts whose lives depend on finding a spiritual solution to our addiction death sentence, it's more than a matter of speculation. People have been asking these questions for as long as we've been on this earth but for us “real” alcoholics and addicts whose lives depend on finding a spiritual solution to our addiction death sentence, it's more than a matter of speculation. In this episode Bill and Fr. James explore the next two chapters of John Caputo's book What to Believe?  The chapters focus on “the Event,” what's really going on in the name of God. Caputo says, “this is what to believe, what we really can and do believe, regardless of whether we ‘believe in God.'”Show notes:John Caputo's book What to Believe?

8. Evan Ellis highlights Argentina's economic progress under Javier Milei and Luis Caputo. Supported by a new IMF deal, Milei has cut spending to reactivate the economy while the Peronist opposition remains defeated.1893 BRITISH IROCLAD INFLEIXIBLE

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Patricia Caputo gets you ready for the Sixers' matchup vs. the Hornets in Charlotte. Joel Embiid and Paul George are active once again, and Patricia gives game status updates for Tyrese Maxey and Kelly Oubre Jr. We also hear from Ky Carlin of Sixers Wire for USA Today and 97.5 The Fanatic's own Dei Lynam, who give their thoughts on the matchup and the Sixers' push for the playoffs.For the latest updates, visit the show page Fanatic Highlights on 975thefanatic.com. Follow 97.5 The Fanatic on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Watch our shows on YouTube, and subscribe to stay up-to-date with all the best moments from Philly's home for sports!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Resumen de noticias de LA NACION de la mañana del 27 de marzo de 2026

WATCH THE EPISODE HEREIn this EpisodeHighlights & “Must-Listen” Moments* 0:00 — Welcome to the live, and a tech hiccup: We start strong (one minute early!) before Amy promptly drops off the call. Welcome to live television, folks.* 2:22 — Big announcement — we're moving to Wednesdays at noon ET: David (Fatty Daddy) is almost 66 and exhausted by late-night shows. Starting next week, Talking with My Mouth Full goes live every Wednesday at 12 noon Eastern. West Coasters, that's 9 a.m. Europeans, we see you, too.* 6:20 — Amy's sourdough report: The Miche: Amy's been baking her way through the King Arthur Big Book of Bread, and this week's loaf was a miche — a classic French whole-grain sourdough, deeply tangy, chewy, and wonderfully moisture-retaining. Her starter is named Lazarus (given to her by a pastry chef at The Alna Store in Maine), and the name fits.* 10:28 — David's food week: Lasagna Bianca and the Coca-Cola Brisket Aftermath: David finally had all the right cheeses (ordered from Caputo's) for his five-cheese lasagna bianca, with handmade noodles rolled to setting 6 or 7 — so thin you can see through them. (Marcella Hazan once wrote him to say that's exactly how it should be done.) He also confesses to eating an entire five-pound Coca-Cola brisket over the course of several days. No regrets.* 10:45 — The L. Reuteri Yogurt Rabbit Hole: Amy has gotten into making homemade yogurt using Lactobacillus reuteri, a culture promoted by Dr. William Davis (Wheat Belly) for its alleged gut-health and serotonin-boosting effects. The evidence: her sister-in-law went from tightly wound to noticeably chill. It's made with half-and-half and is genuinely delicious. Amy's verdict: she may have a delightful personality again.* 15:30 — ADHD confessions: David opens up about struggling to function without The One around — 269 unpublished posts sitting in his website backend, four photos from a shoot last June never uploaded, six holiday videos still in draft. Amy relates: She says she's somewhere on the spectrum, and got into a fight with Scott when she started raking leaves at 1 p.m. for a 2 p.m. departure. (She was ready by 2:05, for the record.) Audience members chimed in to share their own experiences.* 22:10 — Books We Love: Morning Baker by Roxana Jullapat: David shares his excitement about this upcoming baking book (drops April 7th), packed with gorgeous recipes from the author of Mother Grains. Donuts, French toast, and beautiful photography — this one earned a “must have the physical copy.”* 24:46 — Amy's Pick: A Kitchen on Goose Cove by Devin Finigan: Amy recommends this forthcoming cookbook from the chef of Aragosta restaurant in Maine, arriving later in April. The restaurant sits at the edge of an enchanted-forest cove overlooking the bay — and the food is just as stunning.* 27:18 — Amy's current read: Le Road Trip by Vivian Swift: A beautifully illustrated chronicle of a honeymoon road trip through France, with sections on Bordeaux's food and wine scene. Swift is an illustrator and writer, and Amy is captivated by the humanity of the hand-drawn work — especially in an AI-saturated moment.* 29:56 — Dorie's Anytime Cakes and the illustrated cookbook debate: David and Amy discuss the reactions to Dorie's latest book, which uses a photorealistic illustration style. Beautiful graphic design, but some readers found it less effective than photographs. The conversation leads to a broader point: in the age of AI perfection, people are gravitating toward the human, the imperfect, the messy, and real.* 33:20 — Product Spotlight: The Rose Levy Beranbaum Reduction Spatula: David finally retrieved it from the kitchen. It's a ThermoWorks product from her Signature Series — a long spatula with raised measurement markings so you can track a sauce as it reduces right in the pan, no pouring into a measuring cup required. You can also use it to check viscosity. David has been trying to show it on the show for three weeks. Worth every penny.* 35:46 — Also worth having: Lucinda Scala Quinn's Spurtles: Amy sings the praises of her spurtles — a cross between a spoon and a spatula, available in solid and slotted versions. Great for flipping pancakes, stirring risotto, and pretty much everything else. A quiet classic.* 37:09 — Food News: The 100-Year Oyster Promise Fulfilled: Wintzell's Oyster House in Mobile, Alabama, had a long-standing promotion: free oysters to any man 80 years old, accompanied by his father. In early 2026, 99-year-old James Rush finally walked in with his 80-year-old son Jimmy to claim it. This is the first time in nearly 100 years the promotion has been fulfilled.* 39:13 — The World's Best Cheese: The World Championship Cheese Contest recently crowned the Beemster Royaal Grand Cru — a 12-month-aged Gouda made by a cheesemaker with a Royal Warrant from the Netherlands — as best in show. The cows graze on seagrass near the ocean; the resulting milk delivers butterscotch and toasted almond notes. It is available at specialty cheese shops in the U.S.* 41:03 — Amy's personal favorite: Abbaye de Belloc: A butterscotch-nutty, alpine-style cheese from the Pyrénées in the Comté family, made by affineur Mons and sold at Formaggio Kitchen in Cambridge (which has an in-store aging cave and an online shop).* 43:07 — A love letter to Queijo Serra da Estrela: David raves about Portugal's greatest cheese — an oozy, thistle-rennet sheep's milk cheese from the Serra da Estrela mountains. He recalls a peak life moment at Quinta do Crasto in the Douro, when a nearly empty wheel arrived at the table, spaghetti swirled in the gooey inside with just black pepper. Nearly impossible to find properly aged in the U.S.* 48:35 — So long, and see you Wednesday at noon: Thank you for joining us. The Prosecco is gone, Amy is laughing, and we'll see you next Wednesday at 12 noon Eastern.Products We Love* Rose Levy Beranbaum's Reduction Spatula (ThermoWorks Signature Series) — A long spatula with raised measurement markings for tracking sauce reductions right in the pan. Also useful for checking viscosity. An absolute game-changer for anyone who reduces stocks, sauces, or caramels.* Lucinda Scala Quinn's Spurtles — A cross between a spoon and a spatula, available in solid and slotted versions. Great for stirring, flipping, and doing basically everything at the stove.Books and Publications* Morning Baker by Roxana Jullapat — A baking book dropping April 7th, from the author of Mother Grains* A Kitchen on Goose Cove by Devin Finigan — From the chef of Aragosta restaurant in Maine; coming May 19, 2026.* Le Road Trip by Vivian Swift — Illustrated travel memoir covering a honeymoon journey through France* Dorie's Anytime Cakes by Dorie Greenspan — Out now; photo-realistic illustration style sparked a lively debate* Wheat Belly by Dr. William Davis — The classic tome on eliminating wheat from your diet and whyRecipes* Sourdough Miche (French whole-grain sourdough)* Porridge Bread* L. Reuteri Yogurt (made with half-and-half)* Lasagna Bianca with Five Cheeses (with handmade pasta)* Coca-Cola Brisket* Pastéis de Nata (Portuguese Custard Tarts)Where to Find Us* Amy Traverso* Instagram | Yankee* David Leite* Leite's Culinaria | Instagram | Pinterest | Facebook | YouTubeChow,David This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit davidleite.substack.com

WATCH THE EPISODE HEREIn this EpisodeHighlights & “Must-Listen” Moments* 0:00 — Welcome & Who's in the Room: Shoutouts to the live audience, plus a surprise cameo from The One—joining from 5,400 miles away in Uruguay while David holds down the fort.* 1:05 — Amy's Food Week: Chicken meatballs with creamy Parmesan orzo (Half Baked Harvest), two rounds of sourdough, a buckwheat coconut chocolate chip cookie revelation from Sister Pie, and a sneak peek at a summer heirloom tomato and crispy chickpea salad destined for Yankee's July issue.* 5:38 — David's Food Week: The Great Cheese Hunt: Nine or ten sources, zero Scamorza—until Caputo's of Salt Lake City saved the white lasagna. Plus: a slightly underwhelming (but lobster-knuckle-redeemed) dinner at the Mermaid Inn.* 12:30 — Mailbag: Queen-of-the-night tomato seeds from BBQ Goddess near Yosemite, and a stunning Italian cookies cookbook sent straight from Domenica Marchetti herself.* 17:38 — Kate McDermott Joins the Show: The Pie Whisperer is in da house! David recounts the pear pie workshop in New York, the legendary pastry cloth Kate made him, and the leaf lard gift that started it all.* 20:32 — What Is a Pot Pie, Actually? Kate's definition: a savory, thick stew or casserole with a crust on top—and the accidental pitch for a High Times “pot pie” feature that never was.* 21:54 — Single Crust vs. Double Crust Showdown: The audience weighs in (doubles win decisively). David makes the case for starting on the lowest oven rack to vanquish the soggy bottom. Paul Hollywood would be proud.* 27:50 — Thickening, Breadcrumbs & MSG: Flour or cornstarch to thicken; seasoned panko mixed into the filling for body and flavor; and an impassioned defense of umami powder—”the thing I'm a little embarrassed about but use constantly.”* 31:37 — Amy's Pork & Apple Pie with Cheddar Sage Crust: The Apple Lover's Cookbook showstopper—breadcrumbs in the filling, layered apple slices on top, great at room temperature. A Cornish pasty's elegant American cousin.* 33:46 — Hot Water Crust & Hand-Raised Pies: Kate on the pie dolly technique she learned from Sarah Pettigrew at the School of Artisan Food in Nottinghamshire, the all-important gelée drizzle, and why it's not a proper pie without the jelly.* 39:44 — Do Potatoes Belong in a Pot Pie? Yes. Emphatically yes. (Amy's complicated feelings about potatoes are aired. The Portuguese contingent is scandalized.)* 41:42 — Moment of Outrage: The OG Caramelized Onion: Those 12-year-olds on social media who think they just invented adding water to speed up caramelizing onions. Decades, people. Decades.* 42:26 — Kate's Closing Report from St. Croix: A mango, papaya, and soursop crostata with a guava jam base, made with fruit from her brother-in-law's farm at the University of the Virgin Islands. And a reminder from the pie queen herself: Be happy. Make pie.Recipes* Baked Sage Chicken Meatballs with Parmesan Orzo* Pork and Apple Pie with Cheddar Sage Crust* Homemade Chicken Pot Pie* Beef and Guinness Pie* Steak and Ale Pies* Chicken Pot Pies with Cheddar-Scallion Biscuits* Chicken Pot Pie with Herbed Mashed-Potato Crust* Chicken Pot Pie* New England Skillet Chicken Pie* Curry Chicken Pot Pie* Chicken and Leek Pot Pie* Irish Cream Chess Pie* Pain de Campagne* Dirt BombsBooks and Publications* Art of the Pie by Kate McDermott* Pie Camp by Kate McDermott* Home Cooking by Kate McDermott* Italian Cookies by Domenica Marchetti* Will This Make Me Happy? by Tanya Bush* Sister Pie by Lisa Ludwinski* King Arthur Big Book of Bread by King Arthur Baking CompanyEquipment* Pie DollyWhere to Find Us* Amy Traverso* Instagram | Yankee* David Leite* Instagram | Pinterest | Facebook | Youtube* Kate McDermott* Youtube | Facebook | Substack This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit davidleite.substack.com

En este episodio de Micro Mundos analizamos el desesperado pedido del ministro de Economía, Luis Caputo: que los argentinos saquen los dólares del colchón y los vuelquen al sistema. ¿Se trata de una estrategia económica para dinamizar la economía o de una señal de urgencia del gobierno frente a la escasez de divisas? También abordamos la llegada al gabinete de Juan Bautista Mahiques como nuevo ministro de Justicia del gobierno de Javier Milei. Un funcionario polémico por sus vínculos con la dirigencia de la Asociación del Fútbol Argentino y por haber estado involucrado en el escándalo de Lago Escondido, el viaje de jueces y funcionarios a la estancia del magnate británico Joe Lewis organizado por el Grupo Clarín. Además, analizamos el papelón diplomático del gobierno argentino en la misteriosa repatriación del gendarme Nahuel Gallo, secuestrado durante más de un año por la dictadura chavista en Venezuela y liberado finalmente gracias a gestiones de la Asociación del Fútbol Argentino. Nada está claro.  En el tramo final del episodio comentamos la polémica generada por la visita de Lionel Messi y su equipo al presidente de Estados Unidos Donald Trump en la Casa Blanca. Recomendamos la miniserie Portobello, una producción de seis capítulos disponible en HBO.El trailer podés verlo acá: https://bit.ly/4ujtD1D

This episode of the fire sprinkler podcast is my conversation with bob Caputo from AFSA. We discuss the AFSA conference, our amazing memory for faces, and more! Enjoy!

Embark on a journey of loving yourself with Kathleen Caputo. Discover the power of authenticity and self-discovery in our podcast journey! Dive into discussions on embracing your true self and uncovering your spiritual truth. Explore themes of individuality, self-acceptance, and inner peace as we delve into the essence of being. Join us in celebrating our differences while recognizing the inherent perfection within each of us. Let's navigate the path to self-love and empowerment together, learning to embrace our uniqueness and honor our spiritual essence. Be happy in your authenticity, for you are perfect just the way you are.Kathy is an ordained interfaith minister who focuses on providing positive and life affirming resources to children of all cultures and backgrounds. She founded Source of Guidance, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping children and families have happy, healthy and fulfilling lives and to better respond to life's challenges. Hado Bear's Secret is the first in a series of books Kathy is authoring to teach children and parents we are all perfect just the way we are.Check out our website featuring over 200 spirit-inspired lightworkers specializing in meditation, energy work and angel channelingwww.enlightenedworld.onlineEnjoy inspirational and educational shows at http://www.youtube.com/c/EnlightenedWorldNetworkTo sign up for a newsletter to stay up on EWN programs and events, sign up here:https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/FBoFQef/webEnlightened World Network is now available on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Podbean, Spotify, and Amazon Music.Link to EWN's disclaimer: https://enlightenedworld.online/disclaimer/#Guidedmeditation #innerlight #uplifthumanity #divinetiming #meditationtips #lighthealer #healyourheart

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We discuss our Super Bowl bet, a West Virginia librarian that used TikTok to try and find an assassin, and an Olive Garden cook that didn't practice safe fryer usage. However, the main event of this episode is our conversation with the inimitable Keith Caputo!