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This week, we're with travel and food writer, Sudi Pigott to Consider the Anchovy.Part memoir, largely a travelogue, this is a deep dive into the story of a big hitting little fish. Stuffed with maverick, rakish characters, it's a passionate manifesto making the case for the anchovy as a leading mover and shaker in world culinary history. Rachel Roddy described it as "an anchovy odyssey, a journey in search of a small fish of enormous importance — fascinating, unexpected and utterly enticing." Pop over to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites of Sudi and a recipe from the book.If you'd like to support CTB which is advertising and sponsorship free, contribute whatever you like via this link, or become a paid subscriber on Substack which gives you access to Second Helpings, monthly Zooms with a CTB guest, and a massive archive of Gilly's articles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we're with Ella Risbridger and The Kitchen BookNow, we know Ella intimately through her memoirs, Midnight Chicken and The Year of Miracles, both of which blended grief, joy, love and loss with food, gathering serious accolades and scooping up the awards. Here, she's happy. Her life is good. Her writing is full of joy and the reception over on Instagram in particular has been effusive. And it's an instant Sunday Times bestseller.Pop over to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites of Ella and a recipe from The Kitchen book. If you'd like to support CTB which is advertising and sponsorship free, contribute whatever you like via this link, or become a paid subscriber on Substack which gives you access to Second Helpings, monthly Zooms with a CTB guest, and a massive archive of Gilly's articles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Recentemente foi destaque no noticiário a informação que a Comissão de Viação e Transportes da Câmara dos Deputados aprovou projeto de lei que endurece as penas para o crime de homicídio culposo (quando não existe intenção de matar) ao conduzir veículos. O texto do PL 276/26, aprovado na última quarta-feira (13), estabelece em 10 anos a suspensão da CNH e aumenta o tempo de prisão.Atualmente, o artigo 293 do Código Brasileiro de Trânsito (CTB) determina entre dois meses e cinco anos o tempo de suspensão do direito de dirigir para o condutor que for condenado por homicídio culposo. Hoje, a pena de detenção determinada pelo CTB é de dois a quatro anos. O projeto de lei aumenta esse tempo para detenção de quatro a oito anos.O projeto agora será analisado pela Comissão de Constituição e Justiça e de Cidadania. Para virar lei, o texto precisa ser aprovado pela Câmara dos Deputados e pelo Senado. Nesta edição do "Direção Segura", a Inspetora da Polícia Rodoviária Federal no Espírito Santo (PRF-ES), Ana Carolina Cavalcanti, fala sobre o assunto."A imprudência ainda é um dos maiores desafios da segurança viária no Brasil, mais de 90% dos acidentes de trânsito estão ligados à falha humana, sendo a imprudência e a desatenção os principais fatores, de acordo com a Associação Brasileira de Medicina de Tráfego (Abramet). Entre os pontos de atenção: a reação tardia ou ausência de reação: o motorista não reage, freia ou não desvia a tempo, geralmente por distração (como o uso do celular) ou fadiga/sono.Velocidade incompatível: dirigir acima do limite da via ou em velocidade inadequada para as condições climáticas ou de tráfego e ultrapassagens proibidas ou mal sucedidas: uma das causas mais comuns para colisões frontais, que estão entre as mais letais", explica.

This week, we're off to Malaysia with The Malay Cook, Ranie Saidi.The Malay Cook is the debut cookbook from this lawyer turned supper club host at Soho House and Curry Club London and now author.It's an homage to the memory of his grandmother, a wedding caterer who brought him up while his parents were studying. But the book is not just about her recipes as he remembers them, but about building his own identity in his new home in the UK.For Gilly, it's an opportunity to immerse herself in the tastes and smells of her earliest years growing up in Penang and Ipoh. Ranie's recent remaking of her family's curry recipe has been a highlight of her culinary year so far. Pop over to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites to read all about it, and for the gulai recipe from the book which he reckons was its inspiration. Riches indeed.On which, if you like what you hear, you can support CTB which is advertising and sponsorship free by contributing whatever you like via this link or becoming a paid subscriber on Substack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we're discussing the shortlist for the Jane Grigson Trust–Sous Chef Award 2026 with two of the judges, Nicola Lando and Jeremy Lee.This year, it celebrates its 10th anniversary with a stunning shortlist of books about secret kitchens and migrant stories which will all be featured here on CTB when they're out in the bookshops. Ahead of next week's awards, Gilly asks Nicola, founder of Sous Chef and a graduate of her How to Cook a Book food writing retreat, and Jeremy Lee, award-winning author of Cooking and chef proprietor at Awards HQ, Quo Vadis, what they look for in a winner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nesta edição do "Direção Segura", a Polícia Rodoviária Federal (PRF) traz o alerta sobre a instalação de antenas de captação de sinal de internet satelital nos veículos. A antena Starlink, da SpaceX, empresa fundada por Elon Musk, é um equipamento de internet que usa satélites em órbita baixa para fornecer conexão de alta velocidade, especialmente em áreas afastadas. A PRF alerta os condutores sobre os cuidados necessários ao instalar antenas de internet via satélite em veículos, especialmente durante viagens de longa distância. A instalação inadequada pode comprometer a segurança no trânsito e configurar infrações graves de acordo com o Código de Trânsito Brasileiro (CTB) e a Resolução nº 960/2022 do Conselho Nacional de Trânsito (Contran). "Não são proibidas. Só não podem ser instaladas em locais inapropriados que impedem ou atrapalhem a visibilidade", explica a Inspetora Ana Carolina Cavalcanti,.Segundo a PRF, entre as irregularidades mais comuns no país, destaca-se a fixação da antena no para-brisa (mesmo que o motorista não a posicione diretamente em sua linha de visão), o que é expressamente proibido. Nessa posição, o equipamento pode obstruir a visão do condutor, criando uma zona cega - impedindo, por exemplo, que o condutor enxergue um pedestre na faixa ou um veículo em conversão-, o que aumenta o risco de sinistros. Segundo o Art. 230, inciso XVI do CTB, essa infração é considerada grave, resultando em multa, 5 pontos na CNH e retenção do veículo até a regularização.Outras áreas, como o painel, teto solar ou bagagito (aquela tampa mole no porta-malas de veículos hatch), podem ser alternativas, desde que não obstruam o campo de visão, especialmente do retrovisor interno, e estejam em estruturas bem fixadas. Mesmo que não configurem infração direta, se a antena gerar zona cega ou estiver mal fixada, há risco real de acidentes. O ideal é garantir que o equipamento não interfira na dirigibilidade e esteja firmemente preso, sempre priorizando a segurança própria e dos demais usuários da via.

Happy belated President’s Day to all you Presidents out there! On this episode of the CTB show a list of also belated topics are discussed including the closure of Brewer’s Art, Romance Day 2026, The Superbowl, Casey gets beaten at a card tournament for children, and SIMPLE PLEASURES. Wow! join our discord it is the […]

This week, we're back with BOSH!, the recipe developing duo who have changed the conversation about plant-based diets. Gilly has followed their journey over the last 10 years and watched them become the biggest influencers in the plant-based space. Now, as she explores their latest book, More Plants, she finds out how they got their ready meals to the supermarket ready meal shelves - and why that matters. Pop over to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites of BOSH! including a recipe from More Plants. You can buy it from the CTB shop at Bookshop.org which supports this ad-free listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we are LIVE in Brighton with James Beard award-winning New York food writer, Tamar Adler to learn how to Feast On Your Life.Her latest book is the result of a deep depression that overwhelmed her after the publication of An Everlasting Meal, which is now widely seen as a modern classic. Feast on Your Life is a record of daily food delights that she wrote to find her way back to the light, and the result is an extraordinary, gentle reminder to look at the small things, to focus on life through the prism of food and find joy even in the darkness.Pop over to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites of Tamar and Cooking the Books Live including a recipe for the green risotto from Tamar's food moments cooked up by Ingrid Wakeling and her team from Sussex Surplus. You can buy the book from the CTB shop at Bookshop.org by clicking here, and you can book tickets for the next CTB Live on March 10th here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The pod is back after being stuck in a polar vortex (which is complained about) and other things afoot on this latest episode of the CTB show! Listener topics, host topics, The Olympics and probably the Superbowl top the list. Enjoy.

This week, we're on The Isle of Skye with the author of Café Cuil, Clare Coghill.This is so much more than a recipe book celebrating the best of Highland produce, and the CUIL, the Gaelic for cosy nook - is much more than a play on words. This is a story of brilliant enterprise in the face of adversity drawn from a sense of identity and belonging – Gilly's favourite ingredients in any cuisine. Pop over to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites of Clare including a recipe from Café Cuil for Lobster Roll with Nduja Butter You can buy the book from the CTB shop at Bookshop.org by clicking here, which supports this ad-free listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 188 of The Bulletproof Podcast, the guys tackle the newly released Netflix original movie, The Rip. Join Chris the Brain, "The Toyman" Chris DePetrillo, and Ryan Campbell as they discuss the latest Matt Damon/Ben Affleck film. Among the topics of discussion are the Don't Trust Anybody atmosphere, the relatable spot the characters find themselves in, the keep you guessing storyline, and Wilbur the Money Sniffing Dog! Plus, Ryan rants about ads, and CTB and Toyman remember Bruce Leung! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we're diving into Nigerian food culture with culinary anthropologist, food historian and now author of Chop Chop, Cooking the Food of Nigeria, Ozoz Sokoh.Her Kitchen Butterfly blog has been documenting the back story to this West African cuisine since 2009, but Chop Chop, her debut cookbook, has been a long time coming. It's already been nominated for an Andre Simon award and builds upon a rich tradition of cultural prodding at a food landscape that stretches way beyond the old country. Pop over to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites of Ozoz including a recipe from Chop Chop. You can buy it from the CTB shop at Bookshop.org by clicking here, and this supports this ad-free listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To kick off a brand new year, we're diving straight into the power of protein with Jeffrey Boadi, author of Plant Fuel. As a former semi-professional footballer and tennis player, Jeffrey has been a top level athlete for most of his adult life. But it was his decision to go vegan overnight that has given him a place on the podium in the plant protein world. Gilly finds out how it happened and how he gets enough protein in plants.Click here to buy Plant Fuel from the CTB shop at Bookshop.org and here to get to Jeffrey's Extra Bites on Gilly's Substack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The CTB panel in a free-for-all discussion commemorating bicentennial episode with a special appearance by Shemeka Michelle!Support the show

This week, we're creating Something from Nothing with Alison Roman.The former chef, food columnist for the New York Times, senior food editor at Bon Appetit, author of Dining In, Nothing Fancy and Sweet Enough, and now owner of her own store in upstate NY is all about about doing the bare minimum beautifully.But as one of the early queens of social media, she's been through the highs and the lows of influencer stratosphere and cancel culture. Her recipes were among the first to go viral – listen to that chat on the delicious podcast back in 2019, and Gilly finds out what she knows now about social media that she didn't know back then.You can buy Alison's book - and all your food books at the CTB page on Bookshop.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Christmas Day, we're combining all the things that Cooking the Books is about – identity, belonging, food cultures and vicarious travel thorugh food with Emiko Davies in one of Gilly's favourite books of 2025, The Japanese Pantry.As Emiko puts the pieces of her Italian living Australian-Japanese ancestry and influence together through all her books, The Japanese Pantry reads like she's landing softly among the flavours of her Japan. Gilly explores that journey with her.Pop over to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites of Emiko, including an outtake of the book. You can buy her book from the CTB shop at Bookshop.org which supports this ad-free listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we're with the Spirit of Christmas herself, Skye McAlpine and The Christmas CompanionAmong all the talk of the pressures, the aspirational values and the industry of Christmas, Gilly finds herself feeling like the Grinch in the presence of the Christmas Fairy as she asks Skye about about the nostalgia, the beauty and the magic of giving.Click here for Extra Bites of Skye on Gilly's Substack and here to buy The Christmas Companion on the CTB shop at Bookshop.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Un viaggio nella vita artistica di Tiziana Martucci, tra debutti inattesi, teatro come identità, anni di ricerca, collaborazioni internazionali e nuovi progetti che uniscono voce, corpo e sperimentazione musicale. Tiziana Martucci: una vita in scena tra ricerca, identità e nuovi linguaggi Il percorso artistico di Tiziana Martucci non nasce da un piano, ma da un incontro fortuito, uno di quelli che spostano il baricentro della vita. Studentessa di ingegneria, timida e convinta che il palcoscenico non facesse per lei, viene spronata a tentare. Un piccolo corso al Crogiolo con Mario Faticoni e Rita Zeri diventa l'inizio di una strada lunga trent'anni. Un debutto inatteso che diventa destino Il primo ruolo con Acroama, assegnato da Lelio Lecis e Alice Capitanio, segna l'avvio di un percorso intenso. Ogni spettacolo, racconta Tiziana, “mi regala una parte nuova di me”, perché recitare significa trasformarsi, crescere, esporsi. Tra le produzioni più importanti di oggi, spicca “Come vent'anni fa”, un monologo che intreccia una commessa contemporanea con la tragica figura di Ecuba. Il risultato è un'alternanza scenica complessa, dove l'enfasi della tragedia classica lascia spazio alla naturalezza cinematografica del presente. Il pubblico come centro del teatro Per Martucci, il teatro vive nel rapporto con il pubblico. A differenza del cinema, dove tutto è frammentato, sulla scena l'interprete respira con la platea, ne avverte i silenzi, le tensioni, le emozioni. È questo scambio che rende ogni replica unica e irripetibile. Acroama: una famiglia artistica In quasi trent'anni, Acroama è diventata per lei una casa, una famiglia scelta. Una compagnia che costruisce spettacoli essenziali e visionari, dove la scena si fonda sul corpo dell'attore, sulle luci e sui suoni più che sulla scenografia. Un teatro poetico, rarefatto, che deve molto all'impronta estetica di Lelio Lecis e che Tiziana ha imparato ad amare anche dopo numerosi studi con maestri internazionali, da Jean-Paul Denizon a Emma Dante. Anche il teatro per ragazzi fa parte di questa dimensione: tra i prossimi impegni, un divertente spettacolo natalizio diretto da Elisabetta Podda, dove interpreterà una strega cattiva “più convincente di quanto si pensi”. Formazione e contaminazioni La crescita artistica non si è mai fermata: workshop, regie, collaborazioni con il Ctb di Braga e spettacoli come “Spettri” di Ibsen hanno arricchito la sua visione e affinato la sua sensibilità scenica. Tra teatro e musica: nuove strade Parallelamente al teatro, Martucci porta avanti un progetto musicale con i Black Solanas, collettivo guidato da Valentino Murru. Qui esplora lo spoken word, una forma di narrazione vocale che definisce “come dipingere con la voce”. Prodotto da un'importante etichetta tedesca, il progetto ha già pubblicato due EP e continua a evolversi, fondendo elettronica, parola e ricerca sonora. Guardando al futuro Tra tournée, nuovi spettacoli e collaborazioni internazionali, Tiziana continua a navigare fra linguaggi diversi, mossa da quella curiosità creativa che da sempre la guida. Una vita in scena che si rinnova continuamente, dove la ricerca è l'unica vera direzione.

This week, we're with Northern Irish food writer Cherie Denham and photographer Andrew Montgomery in The Irish Kitchen If you've listened to Gilly's chat with Andrew on her Substack a couple of weeks ago, you'll know that this is no ordinary book. It follows their first book, The Irish Bakery, published by Montgomery Press, Andrew's own company designed to do exactly what he wants. The 90 recipes by Cherie are framed within stories about memory of home and rural life while Andrew's extraordinary atmospheric photography captures the people, landscapes and food traditions still alive and well in contemporary Ireland. It's part-cookbook, part cultural document of Irish home cooking and small producers, and a work of art. IYou can only buy The Irish Kitchen from Montgomery Press, and Andrew has even given CTB fans a discount. Click here and use COOKING10 as the promo code. And do pop over to Gilly's Substack to see some of the wonderful photography, as well as a recipe from the book in Extra Bites. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul London joins us for Episode 182 of the Bulletproof Podcast, to discuss a movie he considers "Movie of the Year". Join Chris the Brain, "The Toyman" Chris DePetrillo, Ryan Campbell, AND special guest Paul London as they talk all things Deathstalker (2025). The music, Daniel Bernhardt, the practical effects, Doodad and more! Plus, CTB pitches the idea of a BraveStarr movie, PL hates on Jared Leto, and some news on Hero of the Prophecy Issue #2! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we're with one of our favourite CTB pals, Mark Diacono in front of a live audience at Patio, the buzziest yet somehow most intimate bar in Brighton to talk about his latest book, Abundance.Abundance is Mark's pioneering way of writing a food book, a Substack post every week over a whole year, supported by a global readership of paying subscribers. Of course the publishers piled in to scoop up the ready-made market, and Quadrille have produced a thing of real beauty which you can buy here. It's a masterclass in writing, observing, reminding yourself of the most important things in life and disrupting the traditional publishing model. Click here for Extra Bites on Substack where you can also show your appreciation for this ad-free podcast by becoming a paid subscriber. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A partir de 2026, ciclomotores, bicicletas elétricas e equipamentos autopropelidos — como patinetes e monociclos — terão novas regras para circular em vias públicas. As mudanças fazem parte da Resolução nº 996/2023 do Contran, que estabelece critérios de segurança, obrigatoriedades e documentos exigidos para cada categoria. Apesar de publicada em 2023, a norma entrou em um período de adaptação que segue até 31 de dezembro de 2025. Quem possui ciclomotores antigos terá até essa data para regularizar o veículo. Após o prazo, circular com modelos não registrados ou fora das exigências será proibido. Bicicletas tradicionais e elétricas A bicicleta comum segue sem mudanças: continua sendo considerada um veículo de propulsão humana, sem necessidade de placa, habilitação ou registro. Já as bicicletas elétricas de pedal assistido passam a ter itens obrigatórios, como luzes dianteiras e traseiras, campainha, retrovisor esquerdo e pneus em boas condições. A velocidade assistida não pode ultrapassar 32 km/h, e o modelo não pode ter acelerador, mantendo o funcionamento por pedal. Patinetes, monociclos e outros autopropelidos Os equipamentos autopropelidos entram em uma categoria específica. Eles também devem contar com itens básicos de segurança — luzes e aviso sonoro — e obedecer limites: até 32 km/h em vias permitidas e máximo de 6 km/h em áreas de pedestres. A circulação só é permitida em vias urbanas com limite de até 40 km/h, além de ciclovias e ciclofaixas. Ciclomotores: as maiores mudanças Os ciclomotores, que atingem até 50 km/h e lembram bicicletas motorizadas, passam a seguir as mesmas obrigações dos veículos motorizados. A partir de 2026, todos — novos ou antigos — deverão ter: • Registro no Renavam • Placa e licenciamento anual • CNH A ou ACC • Capacete obrigatório • Itens previstos no CTB para ciclomotores Para os modelos novos, o registro só será feito caso o veículo já venha com toda a documentação exigida. Já os ciclomotores antigos precisarão de vistoria, certificado de segurança e documentos que comprovem a origem. Em entrevista ao Cruz de Malta Notícias desta quinta-feira (20), o Capitão Elton Garcia, comandante da 2ª Companhia do 1º Batalhão de Polícia Militar Rodoviária, esclareceu as principais dúvidas sobre a nova legislação. Ele reforçou que as mudanças buscam aumentar a segurança, padronizar o uso dos veículos e reduzir riscos nas vias. Com o prazo final de regularização se aproximando, a orientação das autoridades é que os proprietários revisem seus veículos e providenciem a documentação necessária antes de 2026.

Episode 180 of The Bulletproof Podcast is all about Edgar Wright's newly released The Running Man starring Glen Powell! Join Chris the Brain and Ryan Campbell as they compare and contrast the 2025 version of The Running Man with the 1987 original. What did they like about the movie? What didn't they like? What would they have done differently? Who did CTB feel was the movie's MVP? All these questions are answered and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we're celebrating 25 years of great British cooking with chef patron of The Sportsman and former punk, Stephen Harris. He's the chef who put “cuisine de terroir” on the map, hyperlocally sourcing the foods from the land that have been the inspiration behind his award winning cooking. The Sportsman has held a Michelin star since 2008, but in The Sportsman at Home, he takes us into his own kitchen, to create the kind of book that taught him to cook back in the day when he was a university student trying out his ideas on his mates. And you can listen to Stephen's playlist specially curated for Cooking the Books, as well as try out one of the recipes, on Extra Bites on Gilly's Substack, and you can buy The Sportsman at Home at the CTB shop on bookshop.org by clicking here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we're with Sarah Bentley, the brains behind Made in Hackney, and its brand new cookbook We Cook Plants.Made in Hackney is a charity founded 13 years ago by Sarah which teaches thousands the skills to cook with plants for survival, joy, and empowerment. It's a glorious invitation to put more plants on your plate and be part of real food system change. Pop over to Gilly's Substack to see some of the wonderful work they get up to at Made in Hackney, as well as one of the recipes from the book.And you can buy the book at the CTB shop on bookshop.org by clicking here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we're revisiting The Natural Menopause Method with nutritionist, Karen NewbyWe first met Karen last year when she explained how to arm women with the information we need to dodge the drug industry, understand how food heals and to live in harmony with one of the natural events in our lives. Have a listen to that episode of CTB here.This time, it's all about the cookbook as the companion book. Gilly finds out why it's so important to learn to cook up the method ourselves.You can buy Karen's The Natural Menopause Method Cookbook at the Cooking the Books shop on bookshop.org.And head over to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites from Karen including a recipe from the book. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we are all about the bean - again. It's Publication Day for Full of Beans, the second cookbook from Amelia Christie-Miller, founder of Bold Bean co., and lead singer in the campaign to bring beans back onto the British plate. We first met Amelia at Cooking the Books Live at Groundswell this summer to talk about her first book, Bold Beans: recipes to get your pulse racing Now, with her own little bean growing happily inside her, we caught up to celebrate the birth of Full of Beans and began by discussing the power of storytelling to change the way we eat.Click here to buy Full of Beans from CTB's own page on bookshop.org, and here for Extra Bites of Amelia on Gilly's Substack, including a recipe from the book, and a glimpse behind the scenes at its photoshoot. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a Kung Fu Theater edition of The Bulletproof Podcast as the guys talk The Thundering Mantis! Join Chris the Brain, Ryan Campbell and "The Toyman" Chris DePetrillo as they chop it up about all things Thundering Mantis. Fan favorite Beardy (aka Leung Kar-Yan), the chemistry between Ah Chi and The Kid, Eddie Ko and the rest of the Jade Horse Gang, a fart to the face, the martial arts action, the copious amount of bastards, and the unforgettable finale are all discussed. Plus, CTB announces a special theme week coming to Bulletproof Action in October! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nesta edição do Direção Segura, um alerta para as multas de trânsito. Elas são divididas em quatro categorias: infração leve (R$ 88,38), infração média (R$ 130,16), infração grave (R$ 195,23) e infração gravíssima (R$ 293,47). De acordo com o Código de Trânsito Brasileiro (CTB), algumas penalidades têm o valor multiplicado em até 60 vezes. O Artigo 253A da Lei nº 9.503 do CTB, que entrou em vigor em 2016, diz que usar qualquer veículo para, deliberadamente, interromper, restringir ou perturbar a circulação na via sem autorização do órgão ou entidade de trânsito com circunscrição sobre ela, é uma infração gravíssima de R$ 293,47 multiplicada por 60 vezes, que chega aos R$ 17.608,20. Aplica-se em dobro a multa em caso de reincidência no período de 12 meses. Ou seja, o valor vai para multiplicador de 120 vezes = R$ 35.216,40. A Inspetora da Polícia Rodoviária Federal do Espírito Santo (PRF-ES), Ludmila Tavares, fala sobre o assunto. Ouça a conversa completa!

Calling all Butt-Horns! The Bulletproof Podcast is about to get... Bulletproof!?!? Join Chris the Brain, Chad Cruise, Ryan Campbell, and "The Toyman" Chris DePetrillo as they discuss 1987's Bulletproof. Starring Gary Busey, and featuring a cast filled with familiar faces, Bulletproof has more than its share of memorable moments... the ice cream truck chase, the bath tub scene, the Thunderblast tank (complete with coffee maker), William Smith's desert wear, a giant spool and the unique insult that Busey's Frank "Bulletproof" McBain uses on multiple occasions are among the talking points. Plus, CTB shares what he believes is the Comment of the Year across Bulletproof Action's social media platforms! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nesta edição do "Direção Segura", a Inspetora da Polícia Rodoviária Federal do Espírito Santo (PRF-ES), Ludmila Tavares, traz orientações sobre direitos e deveres de quem pedala nas ruas e avenidas. O Código de Trânsito Brasileiro (CTB) traz, por exemplo, que bicicletas, triciclos, handbikes e outras variações são todos considerados veículos, com direito de circulação pelas ruas e prioridade sobre os automotores. Segundo o CTB, a bicicleta é um veículo (de propulsão humana) e o ciclista, por este motivo, quando está pedalando, deve respeitar todas as regras de trânsito, como semáforos, sinalização e circulação na mão correta da via. Ouça a conversa completa!

The Unofficial Bengals Podcast brings you the yearly training camp report with Bengals insider, from Fox19, Joe Danneman. We discuss Burrow, Chase, Higgins, the Hendrickson situation, Stewart, Chase Brown, CTB, training camp battles, his conversations with Coach Taylor and Mr. Brown, and lots more that only someone who is on the field for every practice could know! The TUBP emcees emcee, and Mike Gesicki lends his support. No one talks Bengals quite like The Unofficial Bengals Podcast!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Kung Fu Theater time once again on The Bulletproof Podcast with a discussion on the Bruce Lee classic, The Big Boss! Join Chris the Brain, Ryan Campbell, and "The Toyman" Chris DePetrillo as they go way back to 1971 and the movie that sparked the Bruce Lee craze around the world! The jazzy intro and music, the title confusion in the United States, the greatness of James Tien, the colorful cast of villains, and of course the martial arts marvel that was Bruce Lee, are all discussed... plus, CTB counts the bastards! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we're walking the Green Mountains of Armenia and Georgia with food and travel writer, Caroline EdenThe last time we met on CTB, it was to talk about Cold Kitchens, her dream of journeys past during Lockdown, as she tried to make sense of a changing world. This time, she's putting one foot in front of the other to process the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on this still largely unknown part of the world, her signature edible postcards a wake up call to the sensory adventures of the Caucasus in the last in her colour trilogy after Black Sea and Red Sands.Head to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites of Caroline. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Feel the Glow on Episode 147 of The Bulletproof Podcast! Join Chris the Brain, "The Toyman" Chris DePetrillo and Ryan Campbell as they go back to the 80s and review Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon! The music, Bruce Leroy unwittingly playing hard to get, the confidence of Richie, the star power of Vanity's Laura Charles, the show stealing Johnny Yu and a rogues gallery that is capped off by "The Shogun of Harlen" Sho'nuff are all among the talking points! Plus, CTB shares his one degree of separation with The Last Dragon AND pitches his idea for a G.I. Joe live action movie! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys take a trip to the Mission of Justice on Episode 145 of The Bulletproof Podcast!  Join Chris the Brain, the "Toyman" Chris DePetrillo and Ryan Campbell as they discuss one of Jeff Wincott's best films, 1992's Mission of Justice! Dr. Larkin's mayoral campaign, the amazing gauntlet and garage fight scenes, the pain in the ass Sgt. Duncan, Ryan's love for Cyndi Pass and a supporting cast that included Brigitte Nielsen, Tony Burton, Karen Sheperd, James Lew, and Matthias Hues are among the talking points. Plus, CTB and Toyman share their Blu-ray wish lists, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we're celebrating CTB's fifth birthday with another in our series of Live events at Rockwater in Hove, this time with Claire Thomson.The Five o clock Apron, as she's more commonly known was with us to talk about her latest book One Pan Beans, the 10th in her series of how to cook books. In front of an audience of super-fans, she told us how to elevate the simplest of ingredients - beans, chickpeas and lentils - into fabulous weekday meals and weekend feasts.Pop over to Gilly's Substack for the Q&A which has masses of tips from the book. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a look back at the year in action on Episode 137 of The Bulletproof Podcast!  Join your host Chris the Brain, along with the "Toyman" Chris DePetrillo and Ryan Campbell as they pay tribute to some of the greats we lost in 2024, announce some unofficial Bulletproof Action Awards, analyze the Top 10 Bulletproof Podcasts and the Top 10 posts on Bulletproof Action, and CTB shares the search terms that brought action fanatics from around the world to BulletproofAction.com in 2024! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys breakdown the sudden and shocking retirement of coach Tony Bennett, UVA winningest basketball coach and one of the best coaches in ACC history. The guys cover all that he's meant to the UVA basketball community and where they were when the news broke along with all the emotions that came with it. To close out the Tony Bennett era, Khari and Sean relive some of their favorite CTB memories. Moving forward, they discuss interim head coach Ron Sanchez and what it will take for him to become the permanent head coach at UVA. To close out, the guys debate who else might be in the running for the head coach job at UVA if Ron Sanchez does not secure the position during his tryout this season.

In this episode, Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with award-winning author Leslea Wahl about rediscovering the Hallowtide triduum of All Hallow's Eve, All Saints Day, and All Souls Day, with the release of the newest short story anthology from Catholic Teen Books, "Shadows: Visible and Invisible." CTB website: https://www.catholicteenbooks.com/

The Unofficial Bengals Podcast reviews the Panthers game, as well as the current headlines, the Bengals conversion from an 11-personnel team to a 12-pesonnel, the DT position, the RB breakdown, the goal line stand, Mims, Jenkins, Robbins, CTB, Turner, Burrow, Chase, Higgins, All, Hendrickson, the reasons why we won, and so much more! The lovely Monika and Jocelyn emcee, and Evan McPherson lends his support to the show. No one talks Bengals quite like The Unofficial Bengals Podcast!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We congratulate the former Husker on his graduation, and ask what he wants to be when he grows up! CTB tells us about the Chasing Three docuseries, and how he thinks Matt Rhule and his staff are doing. Then a quick catch-up on the offseason conditioning program, what he tells younger players, and more!

PAUSE donne le micro cette semaine à l'un des investisseurs préférés des Français, que certains d'entre vous ont peut-être découvert grâce à l'émission à succès “Qui veut être mon associé” sur M6. Originaire de Marseille, il est très peu scolaire mais trouve plus sa voie en études d'informatique après le bac. Mais il ne va pas au bout de ses études pour se lancer dans sa toute première aventure entrepreneuriale, la première de bien d'autres… CTB, Opsion Innovation, iFrance et enfin, sa plus grande : Meetic qui se chargera d'asseoir sa légitimité en tant qu'entrepreneur innovant et visionnaire. Vendu en 2011, il ajoute à sa casquette d'entrepreneur, celle d'investisseur.Le temps d'une pause, il nous parle de sa trajectoire, de son goût du risque, de son flair pour détecter les tendances de demain, de ses succès comme de ses échecs, et nous dévoile ses conseils précieux.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In todays episode, we talk about how everything in your journey happens for a reason and we also discuss upcoming events, new CTB releases, & so much more. Only this March , they help you gear up to crush your 2024 New Year resolutions fully focused. You get 1 month for free when you're subscribing for 3 months at: https://www.magicmind.com/ctb And with our code: СТВ20 It's an extra 20% off, which gets you to a 75% off. This only lasts until the end of January, so hurry up before it goes away. https://www.instagram.com/lingofilm?i.. https://www.instagram.com/inktime.llc. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh... https://linktr.ee/tim064 https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTLJmUN95/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chasingthatbagpodcast/support

欢迎收听雪球和喜马拉雅联合出品的财经有深度雪球国内领先的集投资交流交易一体的综合财富管理平台，聪明的投资者都在这里。听众朋友们大家好我是主播匪石，今天分享的内容叫小米汽车SU7高端化与定价猜想，来自aOracle。小米开完了第一场汽车发布会，热度很高，大家也都纷纷开始猜测SU7的定价，我这里先上结论，可能听起来过于惊悚，但是我会好好分析，我是怎么得出这个定价的。看完这个，你也会更加明白：雷军说的做高端是什么意思？小米为什么要做高端？小米的高端追求品牌溢价吗？怎么算出来这个定价的？小米最近几年一直在冲击高端，在23年8月14日的年度演讲上，雷军第一次提出了小米的高端方法论：1）高端产品无短板；2）体验优先，当追求性能与追求体验产生矛盾时，优先追求体验；3）软硬件深度融合。从这个高端三原则来看，小米手机1代并不算完全的高端，虽然性能很强，基本达到了同时代最强水平，但是设计过于简单也不够高级，购买、售后体验并不好。所以，在SU7的产品定义和研发中，彻底贯彻了以上提到的高端方法论：1）这是一辆从外观、内饰、智能化、生态、性能、服务全方位没有短板的汽车；2）非常注重乘客的体验，比如车内各个座位的空间和舒适度都非常好，比如将用户定义为奋进者和时代精英，提供情绪价值；3）独一无二的软硬件结合能力，通过硬件上的三电系统和米家产品、软件上的操作系统、加上AI的全场景赋能，提供极致高端。从上面，你应该理解了SU7的高端是怎么做的，以及它相比于小米手机1时的进步，很多人自然会问，小米为什么要做高端？我从三方面来说：1）小米做高端的目的从来不是追求硬件利润的高溢价。雷军早就已经把小米公司的所有产品的硬件综合净利润率限定在5%以内，并且写入了公司章程，同时，小米内部最讨厌的词就是品牌溢价。小米做出了世界上最高端的量产电车，但这并不代表小米会去追求品牌溢价。所谓品牌溢价就是超出“成本+合理净利润”之外部分的溢价。2）小米做高端，是为了突破高端用户这个群体，他们才是小米IoT生态的主要消费人群。小米的战略是成为未来IoT时代的全球领军企业，虽然现在已经是了，但是物联网或者智能家居还远远没有进入千家万户。小米现在这么完善的智能生态，能用得起、有意愿去用的，主要就是这些高端用户。他们不一定用小米手机，他们可能用着iPhone、华为等，但是他们追求更好的科技美好生活，有一定的知识水平，有较强的消费能力。小米只有突破了这个人群，让他们广泛接受小米的物联网生态，才能让这种生活方式流行开来，在社会上形成人车家全生态的使用热潮。3）对于投资者来说，我们不应该最关注小米SU7每一辆车能赚多少钱，这个真的不重要。小米硬件利润率已经定死了，互联网收入还没有起来，现在提升财务报表的利润的最关键点，在于营收的提升。小米SU7如果卖爆，一车难求，市场对于小米公司的营收增长就会变得乐观，小米汽车才能承载起小米集团增长的第二曲线。同时，车的高端形象能够提升小米整体的形象，扩大小米品牌影响力和知名度，让更多人，即便不买车，也会愿意尝试小米的手机和IoT产品。另外，这次技术发布会，我看到小米汽车内有很多可以拓展的地方，比如中控屏幕四面都有拓展接口，比如座椅后背可以方便拓展连接小米平板以及iPad等等，这些车内增量部分，都会衍生出很多新的玩法和新的营收增长点。从以上三点，你们应该能感觉到，SU7的高端，不是价格的高端，而是继续在延迟满足思想的指导下，树立高端的产品力，促进小米集团营收的快速增长，让小米的人车家全生态尽快进入千家万户。所以，我大胆猜测，小米SU7将会贴着BOM成本定价。要猜测小米汽车的定价，就需要知道小米SU7的BOM成本，而这个，显然是最高的商业机密，普通人不可能知道。我斗胆尝试，根据现有资料猜测一下SU7的BOM成本，提供一个思路，仅供参考。两种方式：方式一：雷军在技术发布会上说了这么几句和价格相关的话，“小米汽车的电池成本占到了整车成本的40%-50%”，“这种电池很贵，成本就要十几万”，“叫9.99和14.99的人都别捣乱了”。从这几句话可以看出，如果我们能知道小米汽车的电池的BOM成本，就能推算出小米整车的BOM成本，但是，电池采购成本也是商业机密。小米的电池，是采购了宁德时代的三元锂电芯，但是CTB电池包生产、BMS都是在亦庄自己的工厂完成的，这些都可以相比行业水平节约一定成本。而且，据我所知，绝大部分的供应商为了和小米达成长期的合作，给小米的报价基本都是贴着他们的成本来的，甚而至于，有的厂为了挤进小米的一供、二供名单，不惜赔钱来做。他们当然不傻，他们作为资深业内人士，看到的当然是小米汽车的巨大增长潜力和出海的伟大前景。搭上小米便车，才能赚得更多。所以，虽然雷军说电池成本十多万，但我结合各种资料，做出以下估计。三元电池现在的价格，一瓦时大概0.65元，也就是650元/度，100度大概65000元，我知道宁德给某厂的价格是不到0.6元的，宁德自己基本不赚钱，那么我们假定宁德给小米也不赚钱，590元每度，对应100度电是59000元。CTB的电池包小米自己做，特别省钱，应该几千块搞定了，合计就算65000吧。剩下800v平台，主要是电控和电机，电机自己做的便宜，电控可能雷军有门路买到便宜的碳化硅，合到一起，最少也要2-3万，正常算完，小米的电池系统的BOM成本是8-10万。根据这个电池包的BOM成本，加上雷军说的40%-50%的电池占整车成本的比例，可以推算出SU7顶配版整车的BOM成本区间为，8/50% - 10/40%，也就是16万-25万。SU7首战即决战，又不追求溢价，我认为SU7会贴着BOM定价，所以顶配定价不会超过25万。同理可以算出，标准版的BOM大概在15万，所以猜测定价14.99万，因为1999情怀，SU7一定有一个19.99万的版本。而同一车型一般不同配置的定价差价不会超过10万，所以我估计SU7顶配定价在22.99万。方法二：雷军曾经总结过小米的爆品理论，回顾一下：要打造爆品，光便宜不能打造爆品，光有产品力也不能打造爆品，超预期才能打造爆品。我相信，大部分人都已经看到了SU7 MAX是一辆产品力多么强的车，所以在思考小米汽车定价时，你要反复问自己，这个顶配定多少价格，会超过我的预期？会超过大部分的人预期？目前没有官方的数据，但是通过一些采访和询问，我认为，大家现在对于SU7顶配的定价，市场预期普遍落在了30万元。所以，如果最后SU7定价真的30万，那就是很平庸的一个定价，如果做到20万出头的定价，那就是掀行业桌子的定价，那就是让其它厂看不懂并且无比痛苦的一个定价。如果米车顶配的的BOM成本不超过25万，你认为按照雷军的性格，会定30万还是20万出头？1999元的手机、69元的充电宝（对了，这也是一个电池，当时很多人说，光那块电池都不只69元，很多厂连BOM都不只69元）、19999元的100英寸电视，大家都忘了吗？小米已经打造了那么多款爆品，小米做了三年的第一款车，如果最后不是一款爆品，这符合常识吗？

We are celebrating the holidays, Cannon style, with a discussion on Invasion USA!  Join your hosts Chris the Brain and Chad Cruise along with special guest/first time Invasion USA watcher Ryan Campbell as they talk the Cannon Christmas Classic starring Chuck Norris. Rostov's obsession with Matt Hunter, the awesome John Eagle, the reasons Joe Zito is a great director, Matt Hunter's ability to always be at the right place at the right time and the big battle of Atlanta are among the talking points. Plus, Chad Cruise's military knowledge is tested, CTB reveals a Bulletproof Action first, Chad tells lame stories and the airing of Festivus grievances! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Cruel Philosophr brings his blunt analysis to CTB audience. He poses a question: In 2023, who is holding back Black America; the white liberal, the black female voter, the black father, or the black elite? We discuss this, then Charles and Wilfred add a couple additional options.Support the show

Joanna Jordan, founder and CEO of Central Talent Booking, with offices in New York, Los Angeles and London, and Claudia have been sitting on the porch of Joanna's new home in the Hudson Valley on a warm Fall day and discussing life. And since microphone and headphones are Claudia's new must haves and always with her, they decided to record this episode whilst they had started discussing the empty nest, what lies ahead and how we actually shed skins by evolving to being a parent to adult children. Joanna founded Central Talent Booking (CTB) 25 years ago (with a toddler and a second child on the way), the first of its kind back then, it continues to be the most sought-after celebrity booking agency. Before starting her own business, Joanna spent many successful years on the Late Show With David Letterman. CTB is now working across all media platforms: television networks (Disney-ABC, NBC, HBO, A&E, Comedy Central), daytime and late night shows, live events, streaming services, digital platforms, podcasts, and international outlets.Follow and learn more about episode guest Joanna Jordan at: centraltalentbooking.comTo learn more about SHIFT HAPPENS, click here To learn more about Claudia's business Curated Conversations and her Salons in New York, Zurich and Berlin, click hereYou can also connect with Claudia on Instagram @claudiamahlerconversations and LinkedIn at ClaudiaMahlerNYCThis podcast is created, produced and hosted by Claudia Mahler.Marketing support by Amy Jacobus Marketing.

Welcome Back Pioneers of forging and  following your unique Heart & Soul led path beyond all conditioning!We've seen it portrayed many times in many ways in our stories, our movies where we live a life we think is who we are and what culture tells us brings happiness only to have it all crumble and taken away. Join us in this episode where Author, Entrepreneur and Director of Zion Healing Centers, Rod Goodman, shares a story of rising to the top followed by a fall from grace plunging into the waters of addiction, self-loathing, and chaos. This plunge was the only place that could get him to fully surrender to what was emerging from within. The call home. The path back to the Creator of all that is where we can let go of all the structures and identities to allow life to SHOW US who we truly are underneath all of the programming and cultural molding. The pain and suffering alchemized into the gift of being able to powerfully serve others and wake up everyday with an unlimited joy and wonder without struggle.Turning your Pain into Power which is the title of his book coming out as well as his own Podcast. Learn more about Rod and his work here***Join us in the next cohort for Crossing the Bridge 2.0 starting in July! CTB is a microdosing assisted transformation container that is designed to help you step across the threshold of the middle place and into that next leve your soul has been leading you to. Learn more and sign up here!**Spaces limited to 12 people