Podcast appearances and mentions of david shane

SPVM inspector David Shane joined Trudie Mason (in for Aaron Rand).

Shoot us a Text.We're live from Lafayette Indiana to start recording the second season of More Than Cars! Today, we're running through the latest industry data from J.D. Power, pushing back against an article from the Verge that suggests Scout is doing “exactly what customers want”, and how Apple is innovating with its advertisements.Show Notes with links:J.D. Power's preliminary October data reveals that while auto loan interest rates have dipped, monthly payments on new vehicles continue to climb, driven by reduced trade-in values.The average interest rate for new-vehicle loans fell to 6.7%, down from 7.4% a year earlier, with monthly payments reaching $738 on average, a 14% increase from October 2023.The average new-vehicle transaction price dropped 1.6% to $44,904, with used vehicles averaging $28,472.Trade-in equity plummeted 10% to $7,909.Cars are spending an average of 50 days on lots, more than double last October's 20 days.Leasing rose to 23% of sales, driven by increased incentive spending, now 6.3% of sticker prices.Thomas King of J.D. Power explained, “This holiday season may require innovative strategies to entice customers into acquiring a new vehicle..”Scout Motors, backed by VW, is embracing a direct-to-consumer model, sidestepping traditional dealers and aiming for a seamless, digital-first sales process. Dealers, however, are already pushing back with legal threats.Scout plans direct sales for its Terra and Traveler EVs, similar to Tesla's approach.CEO Scott Keogh promises a “transparent, super fast, and super easy” buying experience.Relying on an in-house digital platform, Scout bypasses the traditional dealership model.Scout aims to open 25 "Workshops" for service and test drives, plus Scout Studios for sales.“Only through a direct sales model can Scout Motors get a full 360-degree view of the customer,” says VP Cody Thacker.Key: it is clear consumers are getting information about dealers and their lawsuits from external sources and the rhetoric is against dealers.This week, Apple launched two new ads promoting its Apple Intelligence tools. While these quirky ads showcase AI's ability to fix human oversights, some critics argue they highlight a disturbing trend in tech marketing.Ads depict relatable mishaps, like forgetting birthdays, solved effortlessly by AI tools.Directed by ad comedy expert David Shane, the spots add humor but raise questions.Critics say Apple's ads subtly suggest AI as a “cure for the dumb and lazy.”Apple has used tech with heart in past ads, but these seem to replace human effort.“So far, Apple Intelligence is showing us how to construct a false impression of ourselves,” observers note, questioning the underlying message.Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email

David Shane with Montreal Police

Interventions en santé mentale: on revient sur la loi P-38 avec des experts. Entrevue avec David Shane, Inspecteur au Service de police de la ville de Montréal et avec Éric Lefebvre, chef du programme ESUP au CIUSSS Centre-Sud de l'île de Montréal (criminologue de formation).Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

  Santé mentale : le porte-parole d'Action Autonomie se fait talonner | Épidémie d'opioïdes : attachez votre tuque avec de la broche à Montréal… | Montée de la violence : on est en train de virer fous ! | Registre des délinquants sexuels : l'ex-sénateur Boisvenu passe un puissant message   Dans cet épisode intégral du 2 septembre, en entrevue :    Paul Laurier, président de Vigitek  Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu, sénateur retraité et défenseur de la cause des victimes d'actes criminels  David Shane, Inspecteur au Service de police de la ville de Montréal et avec Éric Lefebvre, chef du programme ESUP au CIUSSS Centre-Sud de l'île de Montréal (criminologue de formation). Julien Corona, directeur des communications du CIJA.   Une production QUB Septembre 2024Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Rory O'Neil, Trudie Mason, Alan Hustak, John Moore, Tom Mulcair, Dr. Mitch Shulman, David Shane, Tony Chapman

Last June 2023 episode of the program all about TV. Our opening hour guests: Patrick Doody, executive producer/showrunner of Hulu's new offbeat culinary competition series Secret Chef, and celebrated interior designer/TV personality Genevieve Gorder, host of At Home With Genevieve, now playing on megacontent service Crackle. Our second-hour guests: Peggy McClelland, executive producer of Life.Style.Live!, the award-winning daytime production of WISH-TV, Indianapolis that's now syndicated nationwide by Trifecta Entertainment, and David Shane, creator of Driven, one of the TV series pilots showcased at the recent Tribeca Festival in New York City.

Incendie dans le Vieux Montréal : un deuxième corps a été extirpé des décombres hier après-midi. Cinq corps sont encore portés disparus et il y en a peut-être plus. Entrevue avec l'inspecteur David Shane, responsable des communications et porte-parole du Service de police de la Ville de Montréal.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

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This week, Michael Jamin interviews Writer/Producer Christy Stratton about her career in Hollywood. Christy Stratton has worked on shows like The Amanda Show, King of the Hill, Modern Family, and Bless The Harts.Show NotesMichael's Online Screenwriting Course - https://michaeljamin.com/courseFree Screenwriting Lesson - https://michaeljamin.com/freeJoin My Watchlist - https://michaeljamin.com/watchlistChristy Stratton's IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0833629/Transcripts Are Auto-GeneratedChristy Stratton:Story has become so unimportant, I'm guessing to, to buyers or something. I don't know why, but it is like, story was so important to us coming up and how much time you devoted to it, that it's surprising to me when, you know, people don't know it. I mean, again, it took me forever, but when it's so important and I feel like, um, it's kind of a lost art...Michael Jamin:You're listening to Screenwriters. Need to Hear This with Michael Jamin. Hey everyone, this is Michael Jamin and you're listening to Screenwriters Need to Hear This, the podcast. My co-host Phil is not here today. He's working on the back end of the course. He's making it better. That's what I'm told. But I'm here with my very special guest, Christy Stratton. She's a great friend and thank you Christy, thank you for joining the show. I'm hopChristy Stratton:You, I'm, so any, any chance I can get to, to have a chat with you is, is, um, it's exciting, really.Michael Jamin:Let tell you something, Christy, I'mChristy Stratton:This big star.Michael Jamin:My audience does not deserve you. You're too good for the peopleChristy Stratton:. Oh,Michael Jamin:But let me tell you, let me tell them, Let me give you a little intro. Let me give them an introduction so they know who you are. Okay? So, uh, TV writer and producer, uh, I'm gonna just run through some of your credits. I met you on King of the Hill. We were together for many years, but before that you did Hope and Faith. Remember that show? I remember it awkward. You were on a, you were on Awkward for, for a long time. Every Everyone's crazy but us, which was your own minute web series, right? Yes. Which you also directed. Correct. Uh, then Modern Family, we've both heard of that show. Bless the hearts. You've worked on that for, for quite a while. You also did Hope in Faith. You like chose, uh, you like No, you, I'm sorry. Raising Hope you like shows with the word hope in it.Christy Stratton:I, what can I say that is just, that's a theme that IMichael Jamin: and so I got many questions for you, but I know some of the answers. But these people listening, they don't know anything. So tell me, tell everyone how you've broke into the business.Christy Stratton:Oh, it's so, you know, it, it was such a, a backwards kind of way. I'm from Texas, right? And I went to college in Florida and I, I, the Universal Studios Orlando had just opened when I graduated from college. So like, that was Hollywood's me, that was showbiz, right? And so I worked as a pa and um, one of the PAs that I work with said, Oh, there's this thing called the DGA Trainee test. Do you know what this is?Michael Jamin:I didn't know what it is. Yeah,Christy Stratton:Well, what it is, is it's a test that they, I think they still have DGA trainees on, on sets, and they will put you, if you like, are selected. They put you on sets and that you can be a pa. So, which is, I didn't end up passing or getting, uh, to be a DGA trainee, but it brought me out here and I was kind of like, like, I, I really don't know what it is I want, but it's not, you know, in Orlando, Florida. So I,Michael Jamin:But you didn't know if you wanted to be a writer or director. You just wanted toChristy Stratton:Be, I couldn't even imagine being a writer. Like, I couldn't even, Ima I wouldn't even dream of doing anything like that. Never.Michael Jamin:But then what did you wanna do?Christy Stratton:Well, I just wanted to kind of work in entertainment. Well, that's the thing is like, I, when I got out here, I started working at a PR firm and I'm like, Okay, PR that's not what I'm, you know, that's not my, you know, nothing against that. But I just wasn't good at that. Right? And, um, and then I worked, oh gosh, I did a bunch of temp jobs, but then I got, uh, I heard about the Groundlings School and the Groundlings is an LA based comedy troupe and a lot of very famous Saturday Night Live people came from it. And they had a, uh, series of classes that you can take. And I wasn't terribly successful with that either, but it was like, Oh, I'm enjoying, um, writing. And, and, and so it took many years to get to that point. And I did not get through to the Groundlings, but I went to this other theater called Acme Comedy Theater. Right. And some of the people there, Brett Bear and David Fikel were there, Alex Boorstein, some people were there that were doing, that were writing scripts. And so I thought, well, I, I, I'll, I'll try that. And so I, then I wrote a couple different ones and I got into the Warner Brothers TV writers program.Michael Jamin:You did that. Wait, hold on. Slow down. Yes. Like, first of all this, no one was gonna want, no one wants to hear the answer to this, but me. But what part of town did you live in when you first came to la?Christy Stratton:Oh gosh. I li well, I li because I was a PA in Florida, one of the gals had already moved out here, so I kind of was her roommate in, uh, in Santa Monica. But then I lived in this tiny little room that I lived with somebody else in Sherman Oaks. Right. Shared the bath. I shared a bathroom with a cat, . And I can remember like walking in on the cat doing his business and being like, Oh, sorry, I'll come back, . It was really, um, and I didn't, for myself, it was just rough. And, and I, it, one of my biggest regrets, and I don't have many, is that I didn't take typing in, in high school. Right? Because you get all the top temp jobs if you can type fast. And I never could, but anywho. But yeah, I lived all over in just tiny. And then I lived in West Hollywood in a bachelor apartment that did not have a kitchen. It had, um, uh, uh, hot plate and a mini fridge. And so if I wanted to, WhatMichael Jamin:Street was this on West Hollywood? Cause I lived in West Hollywood too.Christy Stratton:On Melrose.Michael Jamin:What? Melrose and what?Christy Stratton:Oh God, you don't Melrose. Um, where Mellon Rose's is, Oh gosh. What is, Uh, Kings.Michael Jamin:Kings. Oh, okay. You're further west. Okay. Yeah.Christy Stratton:Yeah. Interesting. And I would use the toilet as my garbage disposal. Like, it was, it was really meager.Michael Jamin:You paid your dues. And then I didn't realize you were in the, Cause we were in the Water Brothers Spreaders program too. Oh, I didn't realize that. But what, I don't know what year we were in. I wonder if you were before or after us.Christy Stratton:I'm sure I was after.Michael Jamin:Do you , how dare you. How dare you imply OhChristy Stratton:No, But you were already a producer When I would say when I was aMichael Jamin:Did you, did you enjoy, did you enjoy it? Did you like,Christy Stratton:Um, I did because it was the first time if all the things I tried and I tried stand up, I tried, Oh my goodness. I tried everything and it was the only thing that I felt positive feedback coming back to me. And it was. And so I think all of those years of trying to do all those other things in comedy, trying to figure it out, um, helped. And, uh, and so I just, and I lucked out that I was one of the ones that was read at the end. So my first job interview as a writer was for friends, and I did not get it.Michael Jamin:Wow. Must have been a good script. And you ever wrote with anybody, you've never collaborated with anybody, Right?Christy Stratton:Consider that. You know, I, like I did, I did actually. In fact, it's funny, I'm about to go out with a pitch with a person that I used to write with. I did for a while. I wrote a couple with my friend Dave. But, um, but I, you know, I don't know that I found that other person that it, that, that it worked out. Cuz you have to have that kind of equal amount of work and your work ethic has to be the same. And you're, and, and I, I don't know, I guess I never found that, that person and that, cuz that would've been helpful. And I, you know, I love collaborating and, and that kind of stuffMichael Jamin:Now. So you got outta the Warner Brothers, but people don't know this. When you're in the Warner Brothers workshop and you graduate, especially, you were like, probably the top of the class. They try to set you up. They try to pimp you out to one of those shows at a discount rate. They probably about a third of what the Writer's Guild minimum is. But you're okay at that point. You're so desperate. You'll do it cuz whatever. Right? Yeah. And they, they got you meeting with friends, which is amazing. I'mChristy Stratton:At it. I did not get the job. Which, which honestly my learning curve was very, you know, slow and long. And I, I didn't have any, like, I knew what I thought was funny and I have a background that's very unique to a lot of people that are out here, but it took years for me. And so if I'd had gotten on that show, I don't, I don't know that I would've lasted. I mean it, like, it was the end. I mean, it was, I think it was the last season, but, Oh, okay. But I mean, it, I would've been grateful for the opportunity, but I don't know that I would've been, um, a lot of those lessons I had to learn. I'm glad I learned them. Um, on, on, I don't know, not so big a stage, I guess.Michael Jamin:Well, were you crushed when you didn't get it though?Christy Stratton:That's a good question. I was bummed.Michael Jamin:How could you not be?Christy Stratton:I was bummed, but I was a little bit relieved.Michael Jamin:And then at that point you had an agent, right?Christy Stratton:I had imagine going into the, going into thoseMichael Jamin:Program. That's pretty impressive that you got in any the, the program. I mean, it's hard to get in. Okay. So then what happened after they, you got submitted to other shows?Christy Stratton:So then, um, Yes, and I, that's when I got on Three Sisters and I, I was, I was useless. I cannot overstate,Michael Jamin:I never even heard of Three Sisters. What was that? I was aChristy Stratton:Wonderful show. Diane Cannon and, um, uh, AJ Langer Uhhuh and, um, Katherine Lea.Michael Jamin:And isChristy Stratton:It, And the gal who redhead that was played, um, Beth on News Radio. And I always forget her name. She did in Nty.Michael Jamin:Yeah. Right. I know who you. Right. And so,Christy Stratton:But I got on that show when I was, I was like, I say useless.Michael Jamin:People don't realize that. People don't realize this is all good cuz people don't realize that your first job, you're going to be useless. Most writers are gonna be useless. Did you recognize they were useless? Cuz sometimes young writers don't show, they don't realize they're useless and they talk anyway.Christy Stratton:They don't nowadays. It's that. But back then we, I was the only staff writer in the room. Now it's, it's all staff writers, Right? And like one senior person. Right. But back then it was very clear and the two story editors, they were like fed for yourself. I mean, and I can remember like, um, uh, pitching, it was finally my episode. I finally got an episode to write, and it was only in the back nine. And, uh, it was a disaster. It was awful. Right? And I, I wanted to punch, It was punch up time, but I wasn't very good at that. Like, now I love it and I have so much fun doing it, but back then, but I knew it at staying. So I, I pitched a joke that was like the, it, the punchline was like, it's good because of this and bad because of this.Christy Stratton:And the showrunner said, I don't get it. And I'm like, Oh, okay. And I tried to let it go, you know? Cause I wanted to try to see if I could get the room to kind of, you know, help me out here. Right? Um, and then she goes, No, no, no. Explain it to me. So I'm like, and then I like, as a tear rolls down. Yes. And I explain. And then she goes, Well that sounds like it's both good. And I just was like, Okay, you know, don't cry out loud. I'm just trying to just honestly like, hurt myself a little bit so I could my energies. But I, it, it wasn't because I was doing what I thought was good work and being unrecognized. It was, I didn't know what I was doing and no one helped me.Michael Jamin:. Yes. Yes. That's, it's such a, Okay. Cause I talk about that a lot. I, Okay, so then you, okay, you wereChristy Stratton:Then I lucked out sometimes because I've been, been doing this so long and I had been here so long up to that point, you know, people, so, like for instance, um, uh, when I needed a new agent, uh, my friend John Westfall, who I did a a Groundlings class with, said, Hey, there were, he's at Sony. There was some agents in my office and I recommended you. And so I got with them and um, by sheer luck one of the guys, David Shane, who is still like, I will never, he's paid me a kindness that I will never be able to repay. So three sisters was a nightmare. Then David Shane, this guy who was in the Warner Brothers program with me, uh, had a meeting with Greg Daniels because Greg's or Dave's brother was like roommates with, with Greg Daniels or something in college, I'm not sure. Right. But Greg testing him, said, uh, to David, uh, who was the best person in your, in your Warner Brother's thing, seeing if he would say himself. He, Cause he told me this later and he, and he went, and then he said me and then he is like, she's from Texas. Cause it was the king of the hill. It was was good. Yeah. And so then, uh, it turned into like, who was this girl? And so then I got a, a meeting with Greg because of David'sMichael Jamin:I's, see, that's nice. And so you fit in really what cuz King of the Hill obviously was took place in Texas. So they always were looking for more authenticity. They're looking for, they're always looking for writers from Texas. And so you jumped in, I think season six, Is that right?Christy Stratton:Or seven or seven? It was a, like, there were two other women, and I wanna say 15 men. Yeah. And I have to say everyone was so, uh, because I have been on stats where I've been treated very poorly. But it was all you guys, I mean, it wasn't like every, I just became the little sister. Like I became, and, and, and in a way that was, um, with kindness, but not inappropriate. You know what I'm saying? Like, I, I felt like I was out, I was on my own for a while. Like, I'm just this in the sea. And I, I can remember pitching a little bit here and there, and I can remember you, uh, being very kind to me and telling me, um, that when pitching a joke, you know, don't go to that obvious place cuz everyone's gonna beat you. And you're right, I'm not fast. I'm not fast. And that you said, go to a place where no one else is gonna go. And so that is what I have done my whole career, because I am not that, and all you guys, all you guys could just do this so quickly and I can like, come up with ideas quickly. Like, ooh, what if this character, you know, is this or that the other thing. But I can't, the joke in forming it and having that punchline, you guys could allMichael Jamin:Do that. But, you know, Christy, that wasn't that advice. I struggled the same way I got that advice from Marsh McCall on just shoot me. So I was the same as you. I mean, we're all the same way. So Yeah.Christy Stratton:Yeah. But that was a really good place because that show had such great characters and everyone was super smart. Mm-hmm. , I got to kind of learn on the job in a way that, I mean, yes, I always felt like I was gonna be fired. And , I mean, I think I almost was at a point, but, but it was, I got to really learn from the best learn how to craft story because story was everything. And I don't know, I mean, you remember, we would spend weeks just freaking story and, um, that process and then you would kind of produce your episodes. Right. And that was really important to me at that time. And Garland Tesa, who I really learned a lot from. Yeah, great.Christy Stratton:The sea of, you know, Princeton Harbor, all of these people. And what I loved about Garland was she would, if someone made a reference to something that she didn't know, she would say, What does that mean? Or like, what, what, And I can remember like, Oh, that shows power when you admit to something you don't know. Right. And I, so I always did that. I always, Oh, I don't, what is that? Is that a And because I'm, it shows a lack of insecurity, I guess. Yes. And also there would be times when we would come back from an, an animatic and John Al Schuler would be like, Who, why did the an mades do this and that? And I knew it was because of something I said. And so I'd be like, Oh, sorry I, that was me. I thought that this would blah, blah, blah. And it would just a few, when you admit your mistakes, when you admit what you don't know, it diffuses things right away. It, to me is kind of a show of, of power, uh, in my opinion. And I love, that's good advice her because she was in the sea of, you know, all of these for a long time before, you know, I came along and, and whatnot. ButMichael Jamin:She would always go. And I tried to have, I, she would always go like almost into a panic when it was time for her to write her script. And I, I don't know what I'm doing in Mc Garland, You're probably the best writer here. . She's so good. But she, but she had this, she had some of these insecurities as wells. Like I got nothing. And she'd come up with some great line or great scene. Um, yeah.Christy Stratton:Real good character stuff. Yeah. It was a good, like, I really, I, it was just such a funny group and boy, some lines and that characters were great. And, and even though every year I was like, I'm not coming back. Right. I would come back and I'm so grateful because I learned so much.Michael Jamin:Yeah. And you were there for a long time. And then, and then what came, what? And then the show was canceled and then what happened? What did you do after that?Christy Stratton:Well, remember it went down in the middle and that's when I did Hope and Faith in New York. So, Oh, I, they staffed out of LA and, but then it shot in New York. And to be able to be paid to write in New York City and be, you know, on my own and, and live in Tribeca, that opportunity, I, I'm so grateful for. Cause I'll never forget, I went, I was, that was my biggest year in interviews. I went out for a boy a bunch. I went a a, a bunch and I got one offer and that was to move to New York City, and, and do that show. And I, I had the time in my life.Michael Jamin:That's another thing people don't realize cuz they say, you know, do I have to move to Hollywood to work in Hollywood? Because they, they mention shows like that, that I've shot in New York. And I always say, But all the staffing is done in la They hire the LA writers and they fly him out there.Christy Stratton:Yeah. You know? Yeah. Mark Driscoll was out of New York, but they already knew him. Like, in other words, it wasn't like they did any, they just knew he was out there. So they staffed him. But, uh, yeah, no, you gotta be, you're absolutely right.Michael Jamin:And then in between all this, you've saw a bunch of pilots and stuff.Christy Stratton:Yes. Yeah. I've done pilots. And you know what, you say something and you said something to me then I think, but you hit this on your, uh, stuff too. My mistake is that I always would come up with pilots based on the stories that I wanted to tell. Right. I have this very, um, difficult relationship with my mother, or ooh, I, um, have this interesting relationship with my husband or I, or I get so excited and I can usually get a producer and a studio excited as well. But once you get to that buyer, if they're not buying that kind of show, I mean, they're, you're just, you wasted your time. There was one time I, when I did my web that turned out to be my web series. I pitched it as a show with, um, David Janari and NBC U and we went to NBC and I mean, the laughs were so much that I had to hold for laughs, which that doesn't happen to me all the time.Christy Stratton:I'm not this person that can just go into a room and just make everyone go fall. But I didn't that day. And I had a meeting with one of the gals later, one of the execs that was in the room, and she's like, Oh, it was late and, or it was kind of late in the year. And so we didn't have a lot of, you know, money left over. And she goes, It was one of the three pitches I heard all season that made me cry laughing, but it didn't. Wow. In fact, they spent a million dollars on it, bewitched. That never happened. Yeah.Michael Jamin:Yeah. So people don't realize that as well. Sometimes. Yeah. Sometimes about selling it at the right time of the year. If it's lit too late in the year, they're outta money. They've already bought something like it. There's a million reasons for them say no. You're getting them say yes is much harder. And,Christy Stratton:And honestly, all the passion in the world, all the connection in the world, all of that does not matter if it's not something that they are in the marketMichael Jamin:For. Well then, then how do you go about developing shows now?Christy Stratton:Gosh. Well, , I really haven't taken my own advice. Um, a friend came to me with an idea and I'm like, this is great. And I wanna to, I wanna get back to broadcast because having been, uh, you do streamer stuff. I mean, there was this thing that I supervised that we sold in October of 2019, and they only passed this past January or February because the streamers make you do a second script, then they do a mini room where at that great deal that you made right on your, they're not gonna pay you that. They're gonna pay you a minimum. And just the number of weeks that you're working, not the three months of prep you're doing mm-hmm. , you get throw dollars for that, then you know, they're gonna sit on that for six more months. Right. And then you'll decide. And um, so after that, and because I think broadcast, there's a lot of broadcast comedies that I am loving. And so I'm like, you know what?Michael Jamin:There aren't, there aren't a lot of broadcast comedies. There's just notChristy Stratton:Well, but there are more now that I love than there have been in years past. Okay.Michael Jamin:So what do you, what do you loving on what comedies you like and thenChristy Stratton:Broadcast? Oh my God, I love those. That ghosts, I love Abid Elementary. I loved pivoting my friend Liz Astro. Right. Uh, that show was great. And those shows just give me hope that like, oh, you know, you can do some really cool, fun stuff. Mm-hmm. , um, on broadcast. Cuz I'm, I'm done with like the, I just don't wanna cringe. I'm done cringing. You're done cringing. I wanna laugh. I wanna laugh. I wanna see, you know, relatable, interesting stories that are funny that I can just turn on and be like, Oh my gosh, this like, I, you know how when you really love a show, you can't tell what episodes are good or bad. Like you just love it. You wanna go into that world curb, I thought was, I know that's not broadcast, but I did love that this year. Um, uh, but I just, sometimes I just wanna, I just wanna laugh. I don't need to cringe anymore.Michael Jamin:Well, you're well time's running out for you to pitch network, uh, you know, isn't,Christy Stratton:We're going right in, we're literally meeting this guy who we're going right into the networks with no producer, no nothing. Because my agency got bought out by another agency. So now I'm with that agency and I switched managers because my other agent became a manager. So that all took some,Michael Jamin:And so they said, fine, we'll take it. Right. They, they managed, because sometimes you can't even do that. You pitch it right to this network, which is unusual. Are you going,Christy Stratton:I'm in a couple weeks. Yeah, we'll seeMichael Jamin:, because most of the time, and so how that usually works is if the network buys it and we don't, there's like no right way of doing this, the network will buy it and if they want it, then they'll dump it off the offload and onto their sister branch, whatever studio that they own or what, you know, they're affiliated with. I mean, I guess that's how, that's how you plan to do it. Uh, to me that makes more sense, but I don't know why. The other way, usually you pitch to a studio and then the studio pitches in the network. I dunno whyChristy Stratton:That is. Also, you gotta have that producer and all that takes so much time. And we were ready in July to start talking to people, but wow. We were told that like, oh no one's around in August, everyone is traveling. And I'm like, Ugh, okay. So then time just passed. And so once the dust settled and I'm, you know, with my agents and with my manager, they're like, You don't have time to, you know, or we did go to a couple producers and uh, uh, that were not interested.Michael Jamin:There were, Yeah, it's hard to even, it's hard to get. So as I say, it's the more pieces that you can put together. If you can get a producer attached then, or, and then then later a studio, you're walking in with more pieces. It helps to make, sell the show, but it's not necessary. But it can help sometimes , it depends where their deal is at.Christy Stratton:Uh, it's just kinda like, I'm gonna give this a go. This, I'm gonna give it a go. I'm gonna give it a go. And, and I actually have so many pieces of development that are just sitting waiting. Right. I have a script that, um, I have, there was a company called, um, Global Road that went bankrupt. So I wrote a script for them and now we've got the rights back and we actually have a piece of talent attached. But you know, now with a specs script, you've gotta have a director. You have to not just have the supporting actor but a lead actor. Like, you have to, you have to do everyone's job for them. So they're right. I have two pieces of, to fully written pilots sitting and waiting,Michael Jamin:Because usually it's very hard and Mark experience, it's very hard to get talent attached unless you're developing it for them. You know, like I, we've done it with comedians will develop show four comedian. But other than that, it's hard to get our experience hard. It's hard to get meaningful at talent attached, meaning talent that will move the needle. Some people say, Well, you know, my friend's, an actor doesn't, not your friend. We need someone famous . You know? Um, interesting. And so how, what is your day like even when you're not, what is your day? Like what narrowly when you're not on staff, what do you usually do? How, what's your writing schedule?Christy Stratton:Um, when, Well, I'll either work out or I'll get it. My, I do my puzzles. I do all my puzzles. I do like six puzzles.Michael Jamin:Like your, like crossword puzzles?Christy Stratton:Yeah. Well, I do crossword, I do the, I do the letter box. I do the wordle, I do the portal.Michael Jamin:What about word jumble? Are you good at the word jumble? You know, the kind that you find at the menus that like the ground round. Can you do that?Christy Stratton:? No.Michael Jamin:, you know, hot dog and you others hot dog. I found itChristy Stratton:. But I will do anything to delay it, to delay writing. But I, I, there's, I'm never, there's never not, there's never a time where I'm not working on something. Even the, even the specs that I are ready that have a, like, I have one that's got a director attaching two producers. I'm not done. Like I will look at it again or I will Ooh. Right. In fact, I got, I was inspired because of one of your things. You said something, it was about a moment landing. Right. And there was a moment in my, one of my scripts that I'm like, Oh, that I just kind of glossed over that. And so I took a minute and I figured out how to make it land. And then I'm like, Hey, you know, here's the new draft of this. Um, but I, so I will, I will then try to have some time to myself and um, and I'm kind of like, I'll write a little bit and if I've come up up with something good, I'll reward myself by like doing some, you know, web surfing.Christy Stratton:I don't like, I'm not this person that says I'm gonna work from this time to this time. I'm the best when I'm like doing something else. And then, ooh, that's how I sold that problem. Right, right. You're not thinking about it. I'll do a I'll, I'll have a project and I'll like a painting or something. Not, not like a painting, but like painting a wall. And I will be like, Ooh, this is how I can, you know, I can solve that. Now sometimes it's like, what am I, I have a 13 year old. So like, okay, what a, what are we gonna do for dinner? Cuz my husband bless his heart, does the football, the baseball, all of that.Michael Jamin:He's useless in the kitchen.Christy Stratton:, he's really not. Oh, ok. He's great. But, but meaning like, you know, I will, there's a lot of those things that fill my day too. And, but I'm not this person that just sits right and works. I just, I, I'm just notMichael Jamin:Now I'm, I'm jumping around, but then I'm gonna sound like an old foy, but how do you feel like writer's rooms have changed since you first got broken?Christy Stratton:Oh, well, they've changed a lot. A lot. I will say. I think it's good that like, when I came in as like either the only woman or the only low level writer, it took me a long time to do, get, do anything. Whereas nowadays, because they have, they come in with a lot more confidence. Um, I find and, and, and not, I'm not saying that, oh, everyone just is so confident. I'm not saying that. I'm saying that I feel like people can get it quicker because they're more of them and they have more support with between each other. Do youMichael Jamin:Think they get it quicker? Cause I'm not, that's not how I see it. I see it, it is really, they haven't gotten it quicker, but they're just talking anyway, , because there's so much to, they have to learn. You know, It takes so much to learn. Like the first, even my, all of our careers, the first couple years, like you're saying, you're kind of useless and you're, it's not that people are shutting you up. It's, it's more, it's more like you don't know how to contribute.Christy Stratton:No. no. And, and bec it's very interesting too, as you know, there's a lot that, like, I never had anyone, my God, how do I say this? And there's a lot that you can't say. And I don't wanna, I don't wanna be, you know, it's just, you have to kind of make it used to be writer's rooms. You could say anything, have any kind of discussion. Mm-hmm. have any kind of, uh, uh, thing. And you can't really do that anymore. And, and for some good, good reasons and some, you know, I, I'm not, I'm not trying to, I mean, I'm glad that people aren't treated poorly anymore. I think that is, you know, um, I'm trying to get out sun here. Uh, that's good. Um, that, so that is a little bit, and you're, you know, I worked for someone recently, a dear friend who, cuz you gotta watch what you say because what if someone takes it the wrong way and, you know, puts it on Twitter.Christy Stratton:So, um, that's different. You know, that's different for better or for worse. And I'm not, I, I don't wanna, but Right. That's certainly different. Like there was a code, uh, in the writer's room. There was a code that you kept it, you, you kept everything in there unless you were, you know, sharing something with your spouse, . But, um, yeah. So that's, that's, yeah. Certainly different. And story has become so unimportant, I'm guessing to, to buyers or something. I don't know why, but it is like, story was so important to us coming up. And how much time you devoted to it? That it's surprising to me when, you know, people don't know it. I mean, again, it took me forever, but when it's so important and I feel like, um, it's kind of a lost heart . And I, I don't know. I don't know. So I, I, and it's, yeah.Michael Jamin:So as a senior writer in the room, you're based, you feel like you're carrying a lot of the weight.Christy Stratton:Absolutely. Right. Absolutely. Sorry, I'm leaning down here. Um, and Yes. Yeah. Yes. And, and then look. Yeah.Michael Jamin:So what would you tell, what would you tell new writers or aspiring writers? What kind of advice would you give them?Christy Stratton:Gosh. Watch a lot of tv. Watch a lot of tv. Watch it kind of, um, like what I do with my son is I'll be like, Ooh, is this the, is this the midpoint? And I'll, I'll pause it. Or I'll be like, well, like if we're watching a movie, like, do you think that's an always lost? Do you think that's right? Like, just to, just to, I mean, not that I don't know that he would ever wanna be a writer, but just to kind of get into the rhythms because it's just, it's rhythm and surprise and, and it's just so hard because it's like, it's all trial and error. It's so all trial and error. And, and I would say to young writers just to, to write and, and see what sticks. Do your funny tweets stick? Do you know the, the essays you write, Does that stick? Just like, where, what is sticking?Michael Jamin:And, and how do you feel people are breaking in today?Christy Stratton:I really don't know. That's a good question. Cause I'm thinking of like, who are the young writers that we had on the flats? Which was that, which was the, um, the show that didn't go forward? Um, we, I, one came from my manager. We, it would come from friends. Mm-hmm. . Um, I'm trying to think if, if there's anyone that completely we didn't know. And that was maybe at the upper levels because then you read the little blurb. And I, you know, I wouldn't, especially with the younger writers, I don't read past 10 pages. Mm-hmm. , why not? Because they're terrible. Right? I'm sorry. Right. Young writers cannot write pilots. Don't put someone on the toilet on page one. Don't have anyone having sex in that first 10 pages. I will. I'm done. That's not to me, um, people talking in a coffee shop, it's, if it's about dating, I'm like, But this one young writer, uh, who I knew, which is, that's how she came to us, But it was like a comedy about, um, like a Titanic, like Ship Captain Uhhuh.Christy Stratton:But he was inept and it was told back in that time. And of course I read somebody, I'm like, Yes. Like, this person is funny. And you'd think, and I don't know how you are, but I, I always thought that, Oh, I wanna see if they can, if it's a high school show, you know, I want a high school sample, but I just want funny and good ideas. And the, the, the story editor we hired, would you, uh, uh, had on your staff Chandra Chandra? Yeah. Yes. Her first pages, I don't know if you read, but her first pages were a woman giving birth. Okay. And it's going through like, oh, it's, it's very dramatic. And then the baby drops on the floor. What? Or something like that. You realize that they, she's an actress and she is helping out at a, um, at a hospital where they pretend to have these procedures and that's her job.Christy Stratton:And I'm like, that, that was enough for me to give her meaning, because I thought that's a fun surprise. I did not expect it. It was different. Uh, you know, it looked that she could put a script together, you know, And, uh, and so that, that, But I won't reest 10 pages cuz they're not good. But here's what I wanna say to young writers. Yeah. It, everyone is not good. No one comes out good out of the gate. No one, I mean, I don't wanna say no one, but I, I I, I just be, don't be so don't be hard on yourself. Know it. And just keep writing. Cuz every time you do something, you will get better. I look back even on the stuff I did four or five years ago, and I'm like, Oh, I, you know, I, I, because you're the farther up you go and the more you have to lead people and get things out of them Yeah.Christy Stratton:That you just get better and faster. And I will say, like, I, it's very hard when someone pitched, like, I'm trying to be the person who entertains every pitch. But when, you know, because of your experience where that pitch is gonna end, uh, like in other words, you can see mm-hmm. because your experience and, but you don't wanna cut that person off. So I'll just, you know, I'll try to follow things down and like, and then once it gets there, then we move. So , I dunno, that was apo of nothing, but, um, uh, uh, yeah, I would say for young people, just put, get a camera out, shoot stuff. Doing my web series, um mm-hmm. Imy nominated and what be nominated web series than I shot. Mm-hmm. . Um, it, it, I learned a lot. You learn about how, like, I wanna be quick because I don't wanna take people's time on the internet.Christy Stratton:So how do I make these turns? How do I do that quickly? How do I, um, I it still needs an ending here. How do I do that? And you have whatever, five minutes or less, Right? Um, but I would just tell young writers to listen to people like you, like keep listening and learning and getting, you know, and have people read your scripts. Not, you know, I mean, your friends, have them read it, see what works, see what doesn't, and then just keep doing it and keep finding things that inspire you. Because even though, like I say, I complain that , like I'm never, it's never the thing that they want when I wanna give it to them. That said, I've worked pretty steadily for 20 years, Right? And that is because I do write things that are my story and I know how to, I know how to craft and I can do all that. And they, people can read a sample or, you know, uh, uh, oh, can you attach to, to do the, you know, supervise this, blah, blah, blah. So it, it's benefited me in some ways that I do that. However, I certainly would love to have that magic thing that says, Oh, hey, this is what Fox wants this week.Michael Jamin:That, that's one thing I say to young writers is like, they all like, how do I sell my show? And I'm like, learn how to write first. But everyone wants to skip that step. I mean, I'm not crazy. Right? You feel the same way?Christy Stratton:Well, I think once, um, like Lena Dunham did it, you know, people are like, I can be that. I can be that, that Wonder kin. Um, but yeah, I think that's never, I mean, you can do that, but then you don't have the skills that the other end of that. Um, you know, But, but I, I mean, more power to you nowadays. They put you with somebody like me and you right. To clean it up. Although I won't do it anymore unless I co-owned. Like, I won't do, I won't do that anymore.Michael Jamin:Hey, it's Michael Jamen. If you like my videos and you want me to email them to, for free, join my watch list every Friday I send out my top three videos. These are for writers, actors, creative types. You could unsubscribe whenever you want. I'm not gonna spam you and it's absolutely free. Just go to michael jamen.com/watchlist. All right. So Chris, you were talking about supervising projects from, from new writers. So please go tell us about that.Christy Stratton:Right. Or writers that, that need, you know, some kind of supervision. Um, one, I supervised a book author. Sorry, I'm trying to, I'm trying to get out the sun. . All right, here we go. Um, a book author who, uh, is a writer but has, you know, not experienced in, um, writing for television. And that one was a true supervising. Like, she wrote the script. She was very clear who all the characters were because they were in her book. And I also supervised a young writer for an animated project.Michael Jamin:And so you were attached basically as a show runner, right? And I just wanna make sure people understand. So that means you're basically, you're supervisor, you're kind of giving notes, you're not really doing the work, and you're not getting paid a lot of money for this.Christy Stratton:No, no, no, no.Michael Jamin:Right.Christy Stratton:And then I was,Michael Jamin:Oh, but let, lemme continue. The only reason you're doing it is if the show goes to series, then you're attached as the show runner toChristy Stratton:Be the boss'. Someone who has tried to do that for many years. Um, it was, you know, of course I'm gonna make that, I'm gonna make that gamble. And that went so well. And I, and I get sent, especially with, uh, 20th animation, they'll send me stuff all the time. But usually it's, I don't spark to it. And I did spark to, uh, this one project, and, uh, it was a really funny, I mean, I, this is no disrespect to the young writer. The idea was terrific. Uh, the, the world. It was all great. So I just wanna say like that. However, when you are, um, you know, when you are new at it, you don't know like, all right, what do I need to put in a pitch? Well, here's, you know, you need to, nowadays you have to put that pilot story. Well, you know, and it's animated, so okay.Christy Stratton:It needs to have things that are visual. And so it was a lot of, uh, uh, and like I say, thank goodness she had a, a very clear voice. So this is, you know, like I say, but it was a, it was a lot. And then I had to kind of help her break that second script. And I got $0 for that zero us. Right. And, um, and then of course it was great to be able to, you know, run a room and see this great wonderful show come to life. And so I, I wanna say that I was so proud and, uh, I loved the stuff that we all did together, but at the end of it, I am, I'm not even like, I'm not, I have no piece of it. I have no, if they could shop that someplace else mm-hmm. , and if they wanted to, I, you know, I would be no part of it. If, if so they so desired. So I'm kind of like, I'm, I will do this. I will put in this work, but I will not do it without, I'm coming. I'm, I'm co-owning this with you. Right. You get, you get me, but I also get, you know, because I come up with ideas like, I like my ideas, but if I, if I'm gonna like your idea and I'm gonna sink into that idea, you're gonna have to,Michael Jamin:You know. Yeah. And people don't realize that because it's, I, we hear all the time, people, well, people say to me, I, I, you know, the studio loves my idea. I just need to get a showrunner attached. I'm like, if they love the idea, they would get a showrunner attached and they, they put up some money. But there's not, people don't understand the, the, the economics of it. It's really not, it's hard to make in the showrunners interest to invest all this time and money. Cause we don't get the money until it's, until it goes to the air. And so, you know, you're just, you're just assumed work on your own project. Why are you gonna take a risk on something, put all six months or a year's worth of work on something and not make money from it? Yeah. And so thisChristy Stratton:Years,Michael Jamin:Yeah. Right. Uh, that's, so that's, people don't qu I'm surprised they, you don't get something. Some, I mean, I don'tChristy Stratton:Know. Oh, I got, I got it. Like, not the second script. The second script was I did for free. I mean, I didn't do it. She wrote it, but I mean, you know, with a guiding hand.Michael Jamin:Right.Christy Stratton:But that we did six episodes and I was just paid that a weekly rate for whatever, that 10 to 12 weeks. But we ripped for three months.Michael Jamin:Yeah. That was for the mini room thing. Yeah.Christy Stratton:It's a mini room thing, which I hope we can, you know, this negotiation is gonna be real interesting.Michael Jamin:Uh, yeah. That's kind of the latest ex people don't know. I don't talk about mini rooms a lot because I don't have much experience in it. But why don't you tell everyone Oh, okay. What a mini room is.Christy Stratton:See, what it is, is you are writing the entire, uh, season. So it, it, once the mini room is orderedMichael Jamin:Well, but back up. Right? So you just sold your pitch to the network. The network says, We like this. Go on. Right?Christy Stratton:Okay. Oh, okay. So that was, let's say October, 2019. They, uh, and we got two offers, and that's why we got to do it. Writer guilded, which that's a whole other thing. Animation and writer guild, which we'd love to talk to you about. Yeah. But then, um, uh, so the script is written and turned in months, you know, whateverMichael Jamin:February, the pilot script, Right. Pilot script and the, and you got paid the person, that writer got paid to write a pilot script. Right.Christy Stratton:Okay. Um, then they say, Oh, we want a second script to just see if we like it. Now, the way, um, I'm gonna try to explain it as best I can. So with streamers, if it's not picked up, there is a, a lesser rate. You know how like a a half hour, uh, plays like $27,000, something like that. Right? But if your show is under a certain budget in the, uh, um, streaming sphere, then you don't have to pay that. You can pay this rate that's less than that. Well, of course our budget's less than that because we're not picked up. So all the scripts were paid this, this break that I didn't even know because I wrote the last script. I'm like, Oh my gosh, there's something's wrong with my, they've sent me not enough money. Yeah. Ok. That's for the second script. The supervisor gets no dollars.Christy Stratton:Now, I, that was during the agency action, so I don't know if my agents could have done like, I don't know what would've happened. Right. And I, believe me, I would've loved to have taken a, you know, cos story by or whatever. But you live and learn. You don't know until you're in it. You just dunno. Right. So, um, I did that for free and that took us to the summertime of 2020. Then the summer of 2020, Oh no, no, I'm sorry. They picked up that in the summer of 2020. We turned it in near the end of 2020. Then in May of 2021, they say, We wanna keep you guys working. We love this. We wanna give you a pre green light room. So then you're like, Okay, what, what? Because I didn't know either. And they wanted six more scripts to have a total of eight scripts so they can look at the whole seasonMichael Jamin:Before they decide to actually produce the show.Christy Stratton:Correct. Right.Michael Jamin:And because of that, they're just paying for scripts. And so most writers also have, most writers get paid a writing fee and on top of that, a producing fee, because we're Right, we do both. Right. But if there's, because we're not producing the show, they say, No, we're just gonna give you your writing fee.Christy Stratton:Well, not, it was a weekly minute, like writers go weekly, like minimum, maybe with a little bit more on it.Michael Jamin:Right.Christy Stratton:But they said, um, but they made this deal like, Oh, if we don't pick it up by this point, then all of that is fresh cash. Like, they try to make it real.Michael Jamin:Um, but the truth is, you're doing the same amount of work that you would do on an ordinary show that's getting produced, uh, in pre-production, but you're getting paid a fraction. Uh, it's, it's just, it's kind of like an accounting trick they do to keep the costChristy Stratton:Down. Yeah. I mean, so I, so we then, um, put a staff together and we had a long time, longer than I needed, but that's just what they wanted. And well, luckily we got all these wonderful people and it was, so was Zoom, which I hope I never have to do again if I'm being really honest. Um, and um, uh, so we would just, you know, like we knew where we, so we just would break story. And like we were a staff. I tried to do a second room cuz I love small rooms. I think it is just so much better for everyone when you do small rooms.Michael Jamin:But you did, you have an ex but you didn't have anybody who's experienced in your staff, didChristy Stratton:You? Um, yeah. Yes, some, but, but it was kinda like, and I learned this, like, I know what I want when I send people, Okay. Think of story ideas. Let's just say I know what I submitted. Like for Bless the Hearts, I would submit to Emily Spy who ran that show. I would submit to her like, here's an idea. They, there's the president's physical fitness test that Violet has to take. And then I would do a possible, um, like scenario on where that leads to like a paragraph mm-hmm. . Um, but because these writers that I hired who I thought were wonderful, all had so many ideas. So this was, this is an embarrassment of riches. This is not any sort of a a a dis but it would just be just ideas and ideas and ideas and ideas. And so I, you know, it's hard to kind of explain, well, this is what I want, and then I'm like, do I sound like I'm an, you know, um, a bad person?Christy Stratton:But, but, um, so you, you, it just takes time to get in a groove and when you have 10 weeks. Yeah. Like, they're not gonna know what, how, what, how to present it and how, how to curate which ones that we're both gonna like, Cause they're dealing with two people now. Right. They're not just dealing with me and I get to ultimately decide, Oh no, um, it's, it's, you know, her show and I am there to kind of facilitate and help and do what I can. Um, uh, so we ended up not doing that as, as much as, and, and we did would send off a, uh, hey, write this scene and it would come back wonderful. Right. Um, but um, then at the end of it, you send it off and they were like, Oh, which three do you want people to? Were like, Well, you know, I let her decide that. And she kind of got the last, you know, um, go through of whatever she wanted. And then was October. And thank goodness I had another show to jump on. And then they didn't, they didn't pass us until like the following January. Yeah.Michael Jamin:That's how it goes.Christy Stratton:Yeah. And, and we thought because we had such, our, our execs were so enthusiastic and so great and, and we were sure that it was gonna go. But what was so interesting was because all of that time it took to do that, which was, you know, however, two years, um, their, they were noticing it cause it was Amazon. They were noticing that the animation that was doing well for them was more genre animation. Mm-hmm. . So they're like, Well, you're gonna see we're gonna pick up a comedy, but, but you know, after that it's just gonna be genre. So it was just kind of like, ugh. Cause we did this beautiful, you know, funny, wonderful thing andMichael Jamin:Right. So you're also at the whim of whatever's wor whatever hits what working they're gonna wanna copy. And if, if whatever's not working, you're fo that's, if you're like that, you're, you're kind of screwed. And, and what people would also don't realize is that the executives overseeing your show, they're always very enthusiastic, but they're usually not the decision maker. the boss. The boss has a different opinion. And so they always tell you they're that, Oh, we're so excited about this show. We're all talking about this show. Like, who's we just the people who are on that level. But you know, the, so that's another, that's another obstacle.Christy Stratton:And the comedy they did pick up was like Natasha Leone and, uh, Maya Rudolph, they're producing it. They're starring in it. And it's like, we can't compete with that, even though I think on the page, who knows? But Right. That was just like, Oh god. Yeah. You know,Michael Jamin:It's a hard business. Yeah. And so what, what is next for you? What is next for you? What do you, you know, other than this pitch pitchingChristy Stratton:This thing, I'm pitching, uh, this ridiculous thing, then I've got these two scripts I'm sitting on. One has a director and, and two producers attached. The other one has a, uh, uh, piece of, uh, acting talent attached that we're, we're just looking and waiting because people don't want to, you know, there, it's a weird buying time. But at the same time, something else that sucks about the streamers is because there's only eight episodes, Mindy Kaling can do every single show made because only doing eight episodes, you can do four shows a year. Yeah, right. Do all the shows. Right. And, and because these buyers, whatever is going on, they just wanna, they want the big people. They want and they, and which, whatever. I get it. It's hard to have a hit. It's hard. So you wanna bank on those same people and guess what?Christy Stratton:Those same people will be available because they're only doing eight episodes of this show. Right. So anyway, so I'm sitting on these two waiting for, um, uh, we're trying to get a director with a one I wrote a screenplay and, um, my new manage, oh, it's now, um, to an actress. Um, because we tried to go to producers, but that didn't work. Comedies in movies, it's just hard. It's mm-hmm. hard. And I'm like, I, I, I just love comedy. I, that's what I do. That's what I, I wish I could write a procedural or a drama. And those are all valid and great things. I can't do that , I can't do that. I can't write, um, murder, comedy murders, like I can't, or a, a like a, um, mystery, the comedy mystery. And I'm like, Great. I think that's cool as hell. And when I see it, I get into it. I love it, but I like a straight up comedy and I, I'm like, and it doesn't cost that much, but yet, anyway, so I've got those things. Mm-hmm. and, you know, and then I'll, I'll, So I'm, it's a little bit of kind of waiting and then, and then trying to see, there's staffing opportunities that, um, that come up. And cuz I know people, so it's like, well, what are their needs? AndMichael Jamin:Interesting,Christy Stratton:Like, I love, I love being on a staff. I love that whole thing. I, I just hope it's not on,Michael Jamin:On Zoom, if you can get those jobs. Yeah. Christie Stratton, I wanted we're, we're pretty much at the end of our time here, but thank you. I, this was a, a very interesting talk. I really, I, I've enjoyed this. I definitely Oh good. I definitely enjoy this. So, uh, is there anything else you wanna tell people who are listening? Is there anything you wanna, one last parting thing, Should they follow you somewhere especially?Christy Stratton:Oh, yeah. Well, I'm on Twitter and, but I don't tweet a lot, but I'm on Instagram at Christy Stratton, but I'm on, I'm Christy s man on Twitter for whatever reason. But here's another thing. Young writers. Yeah, new writers. It's a tough time coming outta Covid with all the shakeups at all, the, you know, all the streamers and everyone, It is a weirdest hail time right now anyway, so just keep doing your things. Keep whatever little creative outlet that you can do. And with the internet, my gosh, you can do anything. Yeah. And just keep doing that because it's, it's a hard time because of all that, but because these staff, and there's not any money, there's more low level writers than there are upper level mm-hmm. , which wasn't how, when we came up. So that's a good thing. And, and you know, if you're good and someone's gonna, you're gonna get someone's attention and then they, they'll know somebody and then they know somebody. And all the time, like, I still, uh, uh, have friends that I met 20 years ago with the Groundlings or whatever, and then that will, they'll point me in the right direction for something. Or, you know, Oh, guess what? This person I did a pilot for, Right? It's now the head of 20th television or whatever. You just, it just take all of that takes time.Michael Jamin:Right. But you gotta be good. This is what I heard, but you just said you have to be good and it really helps to be in LA because this is where the fish swim.Christy Stratton:Yeah, yeah, yeah. Right. But you don't have to be good right away.Michael Jamin:Right. You don't have to be good right away, but you have to workChristy Stratton:On Yes. You have to, As long as every year you can be like, Okay, here's how I've improved this year. Here's how I've moved forward. Just even a little bit, Right? Like, but, and oh, one more thing. Yeah. Oh my God, this is probably the most important thing of all these two hours we've been talking. Be flexible. Take notes. Don't, don't be like, Well, this is what this guy says. Or, Oh, well this is what I, I put that in there because B, B B, B B, if someone's gonna take time to read your script, I don't care if it's, I don't care who it is, and it's the hardest thing, and I still do it. When my husband reads my stuff, I'll be like, Well, that's why I, I'll bark at him. Right. But don't just thank you. Oh, I'll, I'll think that. And someone may give you notes that completely up in your script and just, you kind of put it away, Have a glass of wine, watch British baking, let it kind of meld in whatever. And then like, Okay, is this person that took this advice or whatever, do, will this change it in a good way? Am I ready to do that? But, but while you're getting notes to be nothing but great. Yes. No, I think that's a great idea. Or, Oh, just be flexible. BeMichael Jamin:OpenChristy Stratton:Notes. Be open, because it, you don't, you're not gonna be the, you're not the ultimate. You don't know everything. And it's so hard. Cause when I get notes, I'll be like, Oh yeah, that is better than what I have. Like, Oh yeah. That is even now's and gracious about it.Michael Jamin:Christy Strat, thank you so much for, for joining us and for people listening. Thank you. Until next week, uh, get on my newsletter. My free newsletter goes every Friday. Phil sends it out. Sign up, go to michael jamin.com/watch list for more tips. And thank you again, Chris. You'll follow her on Instagram and Twitter everywhere you could find, uh, Christy Stratton's. Were sold. All right. Thanks again everyone. Bye. Bye. Bye.Phil Hudson:This has been an episode of Screenwriters Need to Hear This with Michael Jamon. If you'd like to support this podcast, please consider subscribing, leaving your review and sharing this podcast with someone who needs to hear it. Today's subject for free daily screenwriting tips. Follow Michael on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok at Michael Jamin, writer. You can follow me on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok at Phil Hudson. This episode was produced by Phil Hudson and edited by Dallas Crane. Until next time, keep writing.

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Today, we talk about academia and its debt to Native people, and we explore how universities can do better and take responsibility. Our guest is David Shane Lowry, PhD, member of the Lumbee Tribe and the Distinguished Fellow in Native American Studies at MIT. David Shane Lowry Episode transcript can be found here on our website. Find Us Online - Website: Wisdom Continuum - Twitter: Wisdom Continuum - IG: Wisdom Continuum Credits - Host: Leah and Daniel Lemm - Contributing Producer: Multitude: multitude.productions - Audio Editing: Manda Lillie About Us A podcast celebrating Native knowledge for a thoughtful, healthier, more just future. Daniel (Lower Sioux Dakota Oyate) and Leah Lemm (Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe) bring you conversations from awesome Native folks to celebrate Native wisdom for a healthier, thoughtful, more just future.  Hyped, Humorous, and Hopeful. 

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Entrevue avec Martin Archambault, Administrateur pour l'association des voitures électriques du Québec : est-ce qu'il a assez de bornes de recharge au Québec?  Chronique culturelle d'Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix : une belle suggestion de livre. Retour sur Stéphane Richer du CH à Tout le monde en parle. Du nouveau sur Spotify qui enfin est une bonne nouvelle pour les artistes. Entrevue avec Patrick Déry, analyste en politiques publiques : François Legault et le hockey.  Entrevue avec Michel Gratton, conseiller syndical du SCFP et responsable du dossier de la SAQ : quelque 800 syndiqués de la Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ) ont annoncé le déclenchement d'une grève générale demain matin à 5h. Chronique de Geneviève Pettersen, animatrice à QUB radio de 13h à 15h30 : des animaux abandonnées par centaines dans les refuges Chronique de Loïc Tassé, politologue et chroniqueur au Journal de Montréal : l'affaire Peng Shuai. Justin Bieber prié d'annuler un concert en Arabie saoudite. Pourquoi il ne faut pas trop s'inquiéter des menaces protectionnistes des États-Unies. Segment d'actualité avec Alexandre Dubé : bilan COVID-19 du jour. Les premières doses de Pfizer pour les 5-11 ans sont arrivées au Canada. 5e vague et reconfinement en Europe. Grève dans les CPE.  La Rencontre Dutrizac-Martineau : le meurtre de Marylène Levesque. Le Metavers.  Entrevue avec David Shane, inspecteur au Service de Police de la Ville de Montréal SPVM : le SPVM a arrêté 14 suspects et saisi 15 armes à feu dans le cadre d'une série d'opérations policières menées au cours des derniers jours. Entrevue avec Martin Drapeau, professeur titulaire de psychologie du counselling à l'Université McGill : McGill ferme un programme de français et l'annonce en anglais seulement.  La rencontre Foisy-Robitaille avec Philippe-Vincent Foisy et Antoine Robitaille : les conservateurs et le vaccin contre la COVID. Québec solidaire et l'inflation.  Chronique sports avec JIC : actualités sportives.     Une production QUB radio   Novembre 2021  Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Entrevue avec David Shane, inspecteur au Service de Police de la Ville de Montréal SPVM : le SPVM a arrêté 14 suspects et saisit 15 armes à feu dans le cadre d'une série d'opérations policières menées au cours des derniers jours. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

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L'architecte et animateur de télévision Chady Khalaf témoigne de la colère du peuple libanais, un an après l'explosion meurtrière au port de Beyrouth; David Shane, inspecteur et porte-parole du Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM), précise la collaboration entre le corps policier et la Sûreté du Québec pour contrer la violence dans la métropole; la photographe libanaise Sayde Jabra explique ce qui l'a poussée à quitter le Liban pour s'installer à Montréal; Pierreson Vaval, directeur de l'organisme Équipe RDP, demande des investissements pour aider le personnel en intervention sociocommunautaire; la mairesse de Montréal, Valérie Plante, se prononce sur la sécurité de la ville; et le journaliste sportif Robert Frosi décrit en direct la finale du 200 m aux Jeux olympiques à Tokyo.

Pierre Benazet, journaliste à Bruxelles, donne les détails sur cette loi homophobe en Hongrie; Jean-François Poirier, journaliste sportif, revient sur la victoire historique des Canadiens; Glenn Castanheira, directeur général de Montréal Centre ville, témoigne de l'état du centre-ville au lendemain de la victoire; David Shane, inspecteur au SPVM, parle des débordements d'après-match aux abords du Centre Bell; Guy Carbonneau, ancien joueur et ancien entraîneur des Canadiens de Montréal, se réjouit de voir le Tricolore en finale des séries éliminatoires; Marc Miller, ministre fédéral des Services aux Autochtones, réagit à la découverte de 751 enfants morts en Saskatchewan; Michel Labrecque, PDG du Parc olympique, explique la nature des rénovations de l'Observatoire du Stade olympique; et André-Philippe Gagnon, humoriste et imitateur, présente son nouveau spectacle.

Après la confusion semée cette semaine sur le vaccin à privilégier comme 2e dose lorsqu'on a reçu un AstraZeneca, on fait le point avec le Dr Horacio Arruda.  La vidéo d'une arrestation d'un homme noir à Montréal fait réagir. Le patrouilleur a immobilisé le jeune en appuyant son genou au niveau du visage de ce dernier. Explications avec l'inspecteur David Shane, porte-parole du SPVM. Le guichet unique d'accès aux places en services de garde éducatifs à l'enfance du Québec est en voie d'être réformé.  La Coopérative Enfance Famille entend répondre à plusieurs des reproches adressés au guichet unique, y compris par la Vérificatrice générale du Québec et dans la foulée d'un important vol de données. Sa directrice générale, Marie-Claude Sévigny, répond aux questions de Paul Arcand.  Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee/fr/ pour notre politique de vie privée

Le tour de l'actualité avec Pierre Nantel et Maude Boutet : Un visage et un nom sur la 13e victime d'un féminicide, Claire Samson se jette à l'extérieur de l'autobus et Réjean Tremblay publie un texte choc. Chronique politique de Caroline St-Hilaire, animatrice de son balado, disponible en primeur le vendredi dès 13h sur l'application et le site web qub.radio, aussi  diffusé sur QUB radio le samedi à midi et en rediffusion le dimanche 10h : Claire Samson exclue du caucus de la CAQ et un 13e féminicide. Chronique culturelle avec Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix, animatrice du balado Culture d'Ici, disponible sur l'application et le site web qub.radio : La liste Polaris, plus de spectacteurs dans les salles et la fête des autochtones célébrée à la télévision. Segment LCN avec Jean-François Guérin : La Santé publique permet maintenant 3500 personnes dans les gradins du Centre Bell. Chronique économique de Michel Girard, chroniqueur à la section Argent du Journal de Montréal Journal de Québec et animateur du balado « Mêlez-vous de vos affaires » disponible en primeur les vendredis : Le Canada n'a pas de liste noire d'entreprises chinoises et les producteurs québécois ne veulent pas témoigner à visage découvert contre Walmart. Les sports avec Jean-François Baril, animateur du balado Avantage Numérique, disponible en primeur le vendredi sur l'application et le site web qub.radio, aussi  diffusé sur QUB radiole samedi à 16h et en rediffusion le dimanche à midi : Le duel Lightning-Islanders, le Canadien doit montrer qu'il est de calibre, le 2e tour de l'Euro et Félix Auger-Aliassime n'oublie pas ses racines québécoises. La rencontre Dutrizac-Dumont : Plus de détails sur le 13e féminicide, la députée Claire Samson se fait expulser du caucus de la CAQ et Mélanie Joly et la Loi sur les langues officielles. Entrevue avec David Shane, porte-parole et conseiller au cabinet du directeur du SPVM : Investissement de 5 M$ pour lutter contre le trafic d'armes à Montréal. Entrevue avec Carl-Étienne Juneau, docteur en Santé publique : Le CH et la fièvre des séries a visiblement fait de l'effet au gouvernement et à la Santé publique, qui permet 1000 spectateurs de plus au Centre Bell ainsi que dans les autres événements et festivals dès jeudi.  Chronique de Sophie Durocher, son balado est disponible dès midi chaque jour et on peut la retrouver tous les jours de semaines à QUB radio de 17h30 à 18h30 : Véro a fait pleurer Sophie, Claire Samson exclue du caucus de la CAQ et Geneviève Guilbault dit qu'on ne pourra pas empêcher tous les féminicides. Chronique Euro avec Frédéric Lord, descripteur des matchs de l'Euro pour TVA Sports : La France l'emporte en lever de rideau, Cristiano Ronaldo a battu une série de records et les matchs du jour. Chronique politique de Rémi Nadeau, chef de Bureau parlementaire Journal de Québec et Journal de Montréal : Un virage GND au bon moment et une autre exclusion au caucus de la CAQ. Une production QUB radio Juin 2021 Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Entrevue avec David Shane, porte-parole et conseiller au cabinet du directeur du SPVM : Investissement de 5 M$ pour lutter contre le trafic d'armes à Montréal. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Entrevue avec David Shane, inspecteur au SPVM : Les actes violents font les manchettes, alors que le déconfinement se pointe le bout du nez à Montréal. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Entrevue avec Nathalie Ouellette, astrophysicienne et Coordonnatrice de l'Institut de recherche sur les exoplanètes (IREx) à l'Université de Montréal : Une très rare éclipse partielle du Soleil se produira à l'aube, jeudi matin, et pourrait être visible à plusieurs endroits au Québec. Chronique d'Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix : Le fils de Sam et les films d'horreur dominent aux Box Office. Entrevue avec David Shane, inspecteur au SPVM : Les actes violents font les manchettes, alors que le déconfinement se pointe le bout du nez à Montréal. Entrevue avec André Sirois, avocat : Un projet de loi risque de venir en aide à l'Université McGill. Chronique automobile avec Antoine Joubert, chroniqueur automobile pour le Guide de l'auto : Le marché des voitures électriques et l'avenir des voitures électriques au Québec. Segment d'actualité avec Alexandre Dubé : le bilan COVID-19 du jour. Le bal des finissants. Deux joueurs des Tigres de Victoriaville arrêtés dans une enquête pour agression sexuelle. Gilbert Rozon a d'autres ennuis. Commémoration à London. Entrevue avec Dre Johanne Liu, Médecin au CHU Ste-Justine, membre du panel international indépendant sur la COVID-19 et ancienne présidente de l'organisme «Médecins sans frontières» : plus de 2 milliards de doses de vaccins contre le COVID-19 ont été administrées dans le monde, mais les écarts vertigineux entre les différentes régions du globe retardent dangereusement l'atteinte de l'immunité collective mondiale.  Chronique politique provinciale et fédérale avec Antoine Robitaille et Caroline St-Hilaire : attentat terroriste de London et la loi 21. La CAQ devra rembourser les sondages. Un don d'un milliard à l'Université McGill?  Chronique politique internationale avec Loïc Tassé, politologue et chroniqueur au Journal de Montréal : un projet de loi pour combattre la Chine aux États-Unis. On n'arrive pas à s'entendre pour retaper les infrastructures aux États-Unis. Netanyahou est de plus en plus paniqué.  Chronique sports avec Jean-Charles Lajoie, animateur à TVA Sports : Jake Evans a repris l'entraînement au gymnase ce matin.  Une production QUB radio Juin 2021 Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Youtube / Soundcloud / Hearthis.at / 1001 Tracklists / Beatport Chart / Apple Music / Deezer / Cast Box / Player FM / Stitcher / iHeartRadio / Tunein / AudioMack / Pocket Cast link : https://fanlink.to/kelltic-prog-032 00:00:00 - 01. David Shane & STVW - Colors [ Gemstone Records ] 00:02:53 - 02. Danny Darko ft Hannah Koski - Wherever You Will Go [ Oryx Music ] 00:06:02 - 03. ARTY - Take your Time ( Marcus Santoro remix ) [ Armada Music ] 00:10:04 - 04. Don Diablo & JLV FT John K - Problems [ HEXAGON ] 00:13:18 - 05. Seth Hills ft MINU - Solitude [ STMPD RCRDS ] 00:16:04 - 06. Niiko X SWAE & Zack Martino ft Kyle Reynolds - Glue [ Armada Music ] 00:19:40 - 07. Embers ( UK ) - Wait For You [ Another Rhythm ] 00:22:44 - 08. HUMBL3 - Feel In [ Revealed Radar ] 00:26:02 - 09. R.I.O - Shine On ( Bluckther remix ) [ Zoo Digital ] 00:29:34 - 10. Small ToK - Play Me [ Ensis Records ] 00:32:41 - 11. Raven & Kreyn - Lift Your Voices [ Future House Music ] 00:35:49 - 12. Voster & Gallardo ft. Giin - Heart Beats For [ Monthly Hits Records ] 00:39:03 - 13. Blackcode & 9Lives feat. Katie Murphy - High On A Feeling [ Revealed Recordings ] 00:42:28 - 14. MelyJones & Darren & Cashwell - Fresh [ Revealed Radar ] 00:45:13 - 15. Sidney Samson & Bowman&Bleam feat. Marboo - Hurricane [ Revealed Recordings ] 00:48:12 - 16. Tom Budin & Luciana - What You Want [ NYX ] 00:50:57 - 17. HAVOQ & NAEMS - Drop Like This [ Revealed Radar ] 00:54:15 - 18. Jeffrey Sutorius feat. Krimsonn - Nostaligia [ Revealed Recordings ] 00:58:09 - 19. Reflekt - Need To Feel Loved ( Mr. Sid & March Forward Remix ) [ CDR ] 01:01:44 - 20. Ahmed Helmy With Hanna Finsen - Saga [ Suanda Music ] 01:05:19 - 21. Milad E & David Deere - Polaris [ Suanda Progressive ] 01:10:14 - 22. Armin van Buuren & Maor Levi - Divino [ ASOT ] 01:13:42 - 23. Mark Sixma presents M6 & AVAO - Elemental [ ASOT ] 01:17:21 - 24. Alexander Komarov - some everything [ Trance All-Stars ] 01:20:48 - 25. Erick Palacios - Tonight [ Reaching Altitude ] Promo list email : paddy.kelly@reduxrecordings.com Connect with Paddy Kelly: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paddykelly2018 Twitter: https://twitter.com/paddykellyKKR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paddykellykkr Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/paddykellykkr Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgRTRqdVC8er4Xseg3edU1w Stitcher : https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/paddy-kelly-mixes Hearthis.at : https://hearthis.at/saturdaysesh-qh/ 1001 Tracklists : https://www.1001tracklists.com/user/paddykellykkr/index.html Apple Music : https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/paddy-kelly-mixes/id1483849229 Deezer :https://www.deezer.com/en/show/606752 Castbox :https://castbox.fm/channel/Paddy-Kelly-Mixes-id2422115?country=gb Tunein : https://tunein.com/podcasts/Music-Podcasts/Paddy-Kelly-Mixes-p1315050/ Player FM : https://player.fm/series/paddy-kelly-mixes Pocket Cast : https://pca.st/ltwdakdx AudioMack :https://audiomack.com/artist/paddy-kelly-kkr iHeartRadio : https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-paddy-kelly-mixes-62216047/

In this episode, David is joined by sports scientist at Dublin GAA and researcher at Technological University Dublin, Shane Malone. In this, the second of a two part episode, David & Shane discuss the role of the sports scientist in elite level sport.  Topics of conversation include:   - Using data in physical preparation  - Managing fatigue  - Energy system development  - Increasing player robustness  - Understanding the physiological target of training - Integrating conditioning into a team sport training session

In this episode, David is joined by sports scientist at Dublin GAA and researcher at Technological University Dublin, Shane Malone. In this, the first of a two part episode, David & Shane discuss the role of the sports scientist in elite level sport.  Topics of conversation include: - What is the role of the sport scientist? - Deciding what metrics are important to collect - Effective data collection methods - Effective interpretation of data - GPS data collection - External and internal load monitoring - Effective presentation and communication of data to coaches and players. 

www.profecy-radio.com Tromba, Joel Fletcher, Savage, 2021 Get in Trouble (So What), c& Like Mike, Vini Vici, 2021 Rumble Slow, Dada Life, 2021 Superheroes, Maddix, 2021 Activating, Maddix, 2021 Go!, Musata, Vicman Romero & Mike Sildavia, 2021 Symphony, Blasterjaxx, Jebroer, 2021 Kill Me Slow, David Guetta, MORTEN, 2020 Quarantine, SaberZ, Husman, 2021 Devotion 2020, Felguk, Bingo Players, Fafaq, 2020 Dragostea Din Tei (W&W Remix), W&W, O-Zone, Let's Love, David Guetta, Sia, Temperature, KAAZE, Nino Lucarelli, Mambo (feat. Sean Paul, El Alfa, Sfera Ebbasta & Play-N-Skillz), El Alfa, Steve Aoki, Willy William, Play-N-Skillz, Sean Paul, Sfera Ebbasta, Into The Light feat. David Shane, Nicky Romero, Timmo Hendriks, David Shane, We Got Love (feat. Mila Falls), HIDDN, Mila Falls, Save My Life (feat. Lovespeake), David Guetta, Lovespeake, MORTEN, Come Alive, Robbie Rosen, SICK INDIVIDUALS, Animals, Martin Garrix, The Rave is Here, Kazden, Aeroshift, A3EX, Up & Down, Timmy Trumpet, Vengaboys,

01. Mr.Black & Offer Nissim - Mucho Bien (Teamworx Remix) 02. HODA - Overthink 03. Jaxx Da Fishworks - In My House 04. Nause & Pretty Sister - Crystal Vision (feat. Middle Milk) [Extended Mix] 05. Whethan - Freefall (feat. Oliver Tree) [Tchami Remix] 06. Dash Berlin & ANG - Firefly 07. Bassjackers - Show Me Your Love (Extended Mix) 08. MEYSTA - Intro (Extended Mix) 09. MKJAY - Another Flow 10. SLATIN feat. Dread MC - Teach Me 909 (Extended Mix) 11. ATB & Topic x A7S - Your Love (9PM) 12. Nicky Romero & Timmo Hendriks - Into The Light (feat. David Shane) 13. longstoryshort - Dystopia 14. CID - No! (BYOR Remix) 15. VIVID & D-Steal & KDH - Someone Like You (Extended Mix) 16. DJ Zinc x Chris Lorenzo - Full of Love 17. Arston - Red Dragon 18. not the father - Hot Boi (Hotfire Remix) 19. MK - 17 (Michael Sparks Flip) 20. Naudin - Crush 21. Nitepunk - Flow (Habstrakt Remix) 22. Deekey - Without You (Extended Mix) 23. Steve Aoki & kd - BIB

This is FTHR096! How are you guys? We still travel around the world of dance music. As always, with new music from artists such as: Mr. Belt & Wezol, Zafrir, Ricky Retro, Arston and many more. Tracklist: 01:34 Marc Benjamin & Marcus Santoro & David Pietras - Losing Focus (AYOR Remix) 03:25 NUZB - Nighttime 06:48 3LAU & Funkin Matt - Everything (feat. Frawley) 10:32 Mr. Belt & Wezol x RSCL - Way It Is 13:23 Afrojack & DubVision - Back To Life (Scorz Remix) 17:15 Thomas Newson & Marc Volt - Raining On 22:06 MOTi - Take It To The Face (feat. Kristen Hanby) 25:02 Quintino - Bad Bees (feat. Harrison First) 28:32 CID - No! (Volkoder Remix) 32:35 Dubdogz & Mariana Bo & Flukkë - Drop It (feat. Luisah) 35:53 Ricky Retro - Died 38:42 Zafrir - Warfare 42:14 Sick Individuals - Come Alive (feat. Robbie Rosen) (EWAVE Remix) 44:48 Shaun Frank & Tony Romero - Crazy 48:48 Husman & SaberZ - Quarantine 51:45 Arston - Red Dragon 54:34 Thomas Gold & R3SPAWN - Letting Go (feat. David Shane)

ON-AIR! This is PRR441 incl. brand new music by Fedde Le Grand, Sidney Samson, Plastik Funk and this week we have a Protocol Spotlight by Thomas Gold & R3SPAWN ft. David Shane called ‘Letting Go’! Tracklist: 1. Plastik Funk, Relanium, Deen West - San Francisco 2. Dubvision x Afrojack - Back To Life (Scorz Remix) 3. Dave202 - Raveolution (Original Club Mix) 4. Justus - Meant To Be (Rave Edit) 5. Protocol Spotlight: Thomas Gold & R3SPAWN ft. David Shane - Letting Go 6. Vintage Culture, Fancy Inc - Cali Dreams (feat. The Beach) 7. TEN TONNE SKELETON - Tom's Diner ft. Jasmine Ash 8. Throwback Track: Deadmau5 feat. Rob Swire - Ghosts 'n' Stuff 9. Pontifexx - Profondo 10. Fedde Le Grand & 22Bullets - Bang Bang (Club Mix) 11. Futuristic Polar Bears & Corey James ft. Møøne - Aura 12. Nicky Romero & Timmo Hendriks ft. David Shane - Into The Light 13. Les Garçons feat Jaime Deraz - Deliverance 14. Jack Wins - Set Me Free 15. Cat Dealers feat. HAVENN - Scars 16. Dave Ruthwell, Mr. Sid & Markhese - Body Rock 17. Sidney Samson - Tekno Nights

ON-AIR! This is PRR440 incl. this weeks Protocol Spotlight by Nicky Romero & Timmo Hendriks ft. David Shane called 'Into The Light' and brand new music by Afrojack, Shaun Frank and many more! Tracklist: 1. MNNR - Can't Hurt Me Anymore 2. Futuristic Polar Bears & Corey James ft. Møøne - Aura 3. Timmo Hendriks ft. Jordan Grace - Memories 4. Aspyer - Symphony 5. Nicky Romero & Timmo Hendriks ft. David Shane - Into The Light 6. Ben Nicky (ft. Rachelle Jenkens) - Drown You Out 7. Marc Benjamin & Tishmal - Blinded By Your Light 8. Alesso vs. OneRepublic - If I Lose Myself 9. João Faria - Hear Me 10. Julian Jordan - Big Bad Bass 11. Dash Berlin & ANG - Firefly 12. MR.BLACK & Offer Nissim - Mucho Bien (Mantrastic & Rechler Remix) 13. Armitage - Something Good 14. Wh0 - Free (feat Zhana) 15. Shaun Frank & Tony Romero - Crazy 16. Marc Benjamin & Afrojack - Start Over Again (feat. Vula) 17. VIVID & D-Steal & KDH - "Someone Like You"

♫ More: https://eonity.fanlink.to/LetEmotionsTalkForYourself ❤ Support the DJ: @Sweet-State ► Tracklist: see below ------------------------------------------------------------- Eonity | Connected by Music, United by Passion ♥ | #1 music label for your emotions ♫ Find your Eonity content: https://Eonity.co/all ------------------------------------------------------------- TRACKLIST: [00:00] Warren - Save Me From Myself [03:03] SON, CHRSTN vs. DubVision - Never Change vs. Fall Apart (SweetState Mashup) [04:55] Nicky Romero & Deniz Koyu ft. Alexander Tidebrink - Destiny [07:44] Arsen, Brisco & STVNS feat. Nino Lucarelli - We're Alive [10:00] Quentyn vs. MK - Jerusalem vs. 17 (Matisse & Sadko Mashup) [11:47] Manse & WildVibes feat. Vories - Our Symphony [13:27] Manse feat. Maruja Retana - Where We Want To Be [14:51] Nicky Romero - Stay (Festival Mix) [16:30] Thomas Gold & Kosling - Escape (feat. David Shane) [18:45] Kosling & CHRNS - In Your Head [20:45] Fablers feat. Sam Knight - Need You [22:45] Manse vs. Post Malone - ID vs. Hollywood's Bleeding (Manse Mashup) [24:52] Vargenta & LionX ft. Elle Vee - Keep On [26:52] Evalyn - Big Bad City (Martyn Remix) [29:26] Warren - Follow Me

Physics professor and Reformed church member David Shane joins us to talk about the moral dimensions of mask wearing and other COVID restrictions where data, ethical, scriptural, scientific and confessional convictions and conclusions collide.

In this 32nd episode, Vyel plays a new ID and 17 house & progressive tracks by Oliver Heldens, Tom & Jame, Galoski, Don Diablo, Banghook & Kuka, RetroVision & Janee, Andy Jarvis, Vanished & Now O Later, DDRey & Fissure, Project 46 & Linney, VIVID, Project 46 & BYNON, Blackcode & STVW, Aiobahn x David Shane x Balville, Thomas Feelman & Almero, Joye Mill & Moyan and Patrick Key & Courts. Tracklist : https://1001.tl/2fju5gh9 To submit your track to the show, feel free to write at : promo@vyelradioshow.com More info on Vyel's official website : https://vyelmusic.com Rate the podcast : https://ratethispodcast.com/vyel

Radio show "Rush On The Center". Только новая музыка [17-04-20] 1. Aiobahn & David Shane & Balville - Ghost Town (Extended Mix) [Revealed Recordings] 2. Nicky Romero & Deniz Koyu feat. Alexander Tidebrink - Destiny (Extended Mix) [Protocol Recordings] 3. Marc Benjamin & Timmo Hendriks - Be Alright (Extended Mix) [Protocol Recordings] 4. Jaytech - EVA (Extended Mix) [Anjunabeats] 5. Blinders & SWACQ - Side 2 Side (SWACQ Extended Edit) [STMPD RCRDS] 6. Will Spark & MorganJ - More Than We Compare (Extended Version) [HEXAGON] 7. Codex (SE) & Mike Miami - VOID (Original Mix) [Digital Complex Records] 8. Ryos - Two Of Us (Ryos VIP Extended Mix) [Revealed Recordings] 9. Thomas Hayes & Kyler England - Golden (Nomra Extended Remix) [Enhanced Recordings] 10. Jay Hardway - Rollercoaster (Extended Mix) [Musical Freedom] 11. Merk & Kremont & HWK - BAM BAM (Extended Mix) [SPINNIN' RECORDS] 12. D3FAI & Ngd Project - Rockin (Extended Mix) [Revealed Recordings] 13. Nelson - Black Mask (Original Mix) [LESS IS MORE Records] 14. Jamie Trumpet - Stomp Your Feet (Dub Mix) [Tiger Music] 15. Lipless - Losing Myself (Original Mix) [THRIVE MUSIC] 16. Steve Brian feat. Christian Carcamo - Us (Extended Remix) [Enhanced Progressive] 17. HYPRESSION feat. Aallis - LIE [Bite This!]

1. Adam K, Vintage Culture f./ MKLA - "Deep Inside Of Me" (Original Mix) 2. House Anatomy - "Darling" (Original Mix) 3. VISH, Truppel - "You Could Be My Girl" (Original Club Mix) 4. Kim Kaey - "The One" (Billy Da Kid Extended Remix) 5. Sonny Bass, musicbyLUKAS - "Another Thing" (Extended Mix) 6. Thomas Gold, Kosling f./ David Shane - "Escape" (Extended Mix) 7. David Guetta, Ne-Yo & Akon - "Play Hard 2020" (Starjack Hype Future House Reboot) 8. Tone & I - "Dance Monkey 2020" (Starjack Horns & Sax House Mixshow Edit) 9. Ice Mc - "Think About The Way" (Collini 2020 Big Room Party Starter) 10. Don Diablo - "Congratulations" (Starjack vs Amice House Mixshow) 11. Public Enemy - "Bring The Noise" (Muka Amsterdam Bootleg) 12. Depeche Mode - "Enjoy The Silence" (Scene Kings 2020 Remix) 13. Bon Jovi - "Livin On A Prayer" (Collini Big Room Party Starter) 14. Dastic - "Figure It Out" (Extended Mix) 15. Avicii f./ Aloe Blacc - "Wake Me Up" (Collini 2020 Big Room Mashup) 16. Robert Falcon, Raven & Kreyn - "Sunny" (Extended Mix) 17. Halsey - "You Should Be Sad" (Collini Club House Party Starter) 18. Icona Pop - "Next Mistake" (Rich Rubillar 2K10 Club Mix Ready) 19. BLR f./ MVRT - "Comfort Me" (Extended Mix) 20. Gareth Emery, Ashley Wallbridge f./ Jonathan Mendelsohn - "Never Before" (STANDERWICK Chill Mix) 21. Niko Belloto, Erick Holmberg f./ JB - "Running Up That Hill" (Alesso Remix) bookdjnikis@gmail.com

In this seventeenth episode, you're going to listen to 18 dance, house and progressive house tracks by SLUMBERJACK & Daktyl, Open Rim, Brieuc, Gregor Potter & David Shane, Don Diablo, The Avener, Matt Nash, Diberian, Feed Me, David Guetta & MORTEN, Asketa & Natan Chaim x Do It Big, Jaxed, Bleu Clair, Dallerium & MKDN, TBR vs. Simen & Capturam, Arsen & FALCO, Edward Nosden, Hardwell & Suyano and Gøtborg. Tracklist : https://1001.tl/2pwjlfj1 To submit your track to the show, please write at : promo@vyelradioshow.com Vyel's official website : https://vyelmusic.com

In this fourteenth episode, you're going to listen to 19 dance, future house and progressive house tracks by Hälder, Boris Ayson & Estie, Alok & HUGEL, Keanu Silva, Martin Mix & Jack Shore, Antex, Asketa & Natan Chaim, Andy Jarvis, Sebastian Park, Oliver Heldens, Jay Hardway, Deniz Koyu & Ralph Felix, Gøtborg, MOGUAI, ARTY, VARGENTA & David Shane, Beatmad & Arsen, Olly James & Driftbomb and Manse & JRL. Tracklist : https://1001.tl/1jncsnkk To submit your track to the show, please write at : promo@vyelradioshow.com Vyel's official website : https://vyelmusic.com

In this eighth episode, you're going to listen to 16 dance, big room & progressive house tracks by Dannic, Harrison, Sick Individuals, Hardwell, Galantis, Yellow Claw, Beatmad, Arsen, Olly James, Above & Beyond, Seven Lions, RMCM, David Shane, Roan Shenoyy, Manse, Yaro, SkyLights, 9Lives, Hypnotune, Maddix, Blackcode, Joye Mill, Declain, Syzz & Taku-Hero. Tracklist : https://1001.tl/2spsmz81 Listen to Vyel's latest single "Today Is What I Live For" with Beatmad & Arsen (out now on Revealed Recordings) on your favorite streaming platform: https://revr.ec/TIWILF To submit your track to the show, please write at : promo@vyelradioshow.com https://vyelmusic.com

Dj-Oxy present "Allegro All The Way" A monthly dose of EDM, Dance and Hardstyle. All the way up to get you into a miracle you will remember Playlist:   The Same Way feat. KiFi  - Don Diablo, KiFi My Way  - Sonny Bass Tough Love (Tiësto Remix) [feat. Agnes & Vargas & Lagola] Waiting For Love feat. Alida  - Brooks, Alida Sun of the Ocean  - Gino G ( Foverit Of The MONTH ) Intuition (Dance Valley 2019 Anthem) - Anna Yvette, KAAZE Never Let You Down  - David Shane, RMCM Hope  – DubVision Kylie  - Mike Williams, Dastic Step Back - Titas Basak Magic Love - Shifterjaxx, Wuqoo Tokyo  - Olly James, David Shane Stay The Whole Night - Bengston, Breeze, Odyssey  – Damsterdam Octane - Franny J. Serendipity – ANDR Snatch  – Bassjackers Always The Same – Effused Higher - Ruff Limits

¡Hey! esto es #CodigoR002, con la mejor seleccion de musica electronica, por supuesto con tu host, Robin Allexander. ¡no te lo pierdas! Tracklist: 1. Siks- Back In Time 2. Tiësto - Wasted (Ummet Ozcan Remix) 3. Dannic & Lucky Date - Mayday (Ft. Harrison) 4. The Outfield - Your love (Kevin Wild Remix) 5. Tom & Jame - Never Look Back (Ft. Alice Berg) 6. Notalike & Dirty Ducks - I Can’t Take It 7. Billie Eilish - Bad Guy (Tiësto Remix) 8. Maddix - Dirty bassline 9. Swedish House Mafia - Don’t You Worry Child (Robin Allexander Remix) 10. Boothed - Solstice 11. Shaan - Bring It To Me (Ft. Nino Lucarelli) 12. Showtek & Twoloud - Move 13. David Guetta - Titanium (Alesso Remix) 14. Sick Individuals - Alive 15. Maxzy - This Is House 16. Wildvibes & Patrick Key - You Are Not Alone (Ft. David Shane)

In this episode, David is joined by teacher and coach, Shane Smith.    Shane coaches right across the spectrum from underage to elite senior level. Shane's passion lies in the coaching of children and creating an environment that fosters development and life long sport participation.  In this episode, David & Shane discuss how to effectively coach children, some of the pitfalls coaches fall into when working in youth sport and how we can all reflect on our own coaching practices. For full show notes see: www.synapseperformance.ie/podcasts/episode89

Don Diablo, Jessie J — Brave (VIP mix) Greg Dela — What They Want (Extended mix) Raven & Kreyn — BullDog (Extended mix) Dastic & Tommy Jayden — Find You (Extended mix) Ryan Shepherd — Make It Bounce (Sonny Bass Remix) Ronko — Gaijin (Original mix) WILL K ft. Amy Miyu — Trampoline (Extended mix) Laidback Luke & Mark Bale — Party Starter (Extended mix) W&W & Nicky Romero — Ups & Downs (Extended mix) Blasterjaxx & DBSTF feat. Envy Monroe — Wonderful Together (Extended mix) SaberZ — Nebula (Extended mix) Maddix Feat. Michael Jo — Invincible (Till The Day We Die) Ryos Feat. Elle Vee — Boundaries (Extended mix) RMCM & David Shane — Never Let You Down (Extended mix) TANG — Get Up (Extended mix) Sebastian Mateo & Blackbusters — Like This (Extended mix) Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike ft. Era Istrefi — Selfish (Maurice West Remix) Spenda

Lovesick Painkillers. Fresh new 2019 beats. Celebrating ten years of "the best vocal house podcast on the net." #VocalHouse #ProgressiveHouse #ClubKerryNYC "Stylistically superior." (iTunes Review) http://clubkerrynyc.libsyn.com/ iTunes http://bit.ly/iTunesKerry Google Play http://clubkerrynyc.libsyn.com/gpm Spotify http://bit.ly/KerrySpotify RSSFeed: http://clubkerrynyc.libsyn.com/rss Choose Your Device: http://on.fb.me/GROD86 (Android, Windows Phone, iOS) Track Lists & Download http://clubkerrynyc.libsyn.com/ Listen on my free app! Club Kerry NYC iOS App: http://bit.ly/kerryiosapp Club Kerry NYC Android App: http://bit.ly/AndroidKerry Club Kerry NYC Windows App: http://bit.ly/KerryWindows Premium Subscribe for extra episodes! Track List (56:54): 1. Let The Music Play - DJ Stranger (Shannon Retro Alert!) 2. I Need A Painkiller (Armand Van Helden Butter Rush Mk Extended Mix) - Armand Van Helden, Butter Rush 3. Lies, Deception, and Fantasy - Chris Lake & Lee Foss ***DJ Favorite!*** 4. See The End (feat. Opposite The Other) (Extended Mix) - Above & Beyond x Seven Lions ***DJ Favorite!*** 5. I Rise (Tracy Young Pride Remix Extended) - Madonna/MadameX 6. Spiritual (Mriya Extended Mix) - Curbi Brooke Tomlinson 7. Run Run (ft. Morgan Bosman) - Cazzette 8. Higher Love - Kygo ft. Whitney Houston (Steve Winwood Retro Alert!) 9. Colors of the Rainbow - Sevenn 10. Beautiful Stranger (Prebanda Remix) - Madonna (Retro Alert!) 11. Flying By Candlelight (ft. Marty Longstaff) (Above & Beyond Extended Remix - Above & Beyond 12. Punching in a Dream (Flynthe Bootleg) - The Naked and Famous 13. Tokyo (Extended Remix) - Olly James and David Shane 14. Medellin (DJLW and John Christian Remix) - Madonna 15. Good Things Fall Apart (Tiësto's Big Room Extended Remix) - Illenium, Jon Bellion

1. LTN feat. ENZO – Zodiac Sign (LTN Sunrise Mix) 2. The Chainsmokers & Bebe Rexha - Call You Mine (Lick Remix) 3. Moksi feat. Elayna Boynton - Slow Burn 4. Michael Calfan - On You (Aevion Remix) 5. Stadiumx & Metrush - Know You Better {TUNE OF THE MONTH} 6. DOMME & Head Wave - Like That 7. HIDDN - Illusion 8. Slander & Kayzo feat. Dylan Matthew – Without You 9. LTN feat. Cassidy Ford - Wildfire 10. Above & Beyond & Seven Lions feat. Opposite the Other – See The End 11. Thomas Gold – Hangover 12. Manse & David Shane feat. Greencoast - Shine {RELEASE OF THE WEEK} 13. Lost Kings feat. Sabrina Carpenter - First Love 14. Joel Fletcher feat. Tom Clayton - BANG 15. Thykier - Wrong Way 16. Gareth Emery – Mezzanine 17. Super8 & Tab - Cosmo (Davey Asprey Remix) 18. Jauz & San Holo - OK!

1 Hero (feat. David Shane) (Saint Punk Remix) Vincent, Quix, David Shane, SAINT PUNK 2 Broken (Original Mix) Zero 3 Listen (Isenberg Remix) Inkline, Isenberg 4 Alien (Original Mix) Popzicle 5 Ammo (Original Mix) Ivan Lake 6 Brace Yourself (Original Mix) Moksi 7 Late Night (Original Mix) Le Duke 8 Haters (Original Mix) WATEVA 9 Bad And Good (Original Mix) Disperto Certain 10 Rub-A-Dub (Original Mix) Gofra Maslow 11 The Sound (Original Mix) Kage, CYMN 12 Red Roses (Original Mix) Pep & Rash 13 Ain't No Time (Original Mix) Lozz, MNNR 14 Ride (Original Mix) U.U 15 Flip (Original Mix) Lowkey 16 G-House (Original Mix) House And Sax 17 Take For You (Club Mix) Bean Bandit TAGGED #bass house #bass music #future house #electro house A dynamic fresh journey through the current style and nostalgic flashbacks to thumping grooving bass music. If you make a purchase from my store on tee spring I will split profits with your producer of choice that has appeared on any Bassometrical mixtape. Bassometrical Mixtapes focus is on new and innovative bass that spans Bass House, Electro House, Breaks, Garage, Bassline, and anything in the 124 to 134 bpm range. Taking you on a dynamic fresh journey through both dark and light themes. Providing your eager eardrums with current style and nostalgic flashbacks to thumping grooving bass music.

On Episode 80, we feature a wide variety of undiscovered music ranging from future bass bangers to hip-hop influenced trap beats. Tune in for new music from Midsplit, Unlike Pluto, TWO LANES, and many more Tweet your questions & comments at @AllTrapNation with #TrapNationRadio. Don’t forget to rate and review on all of your favorite podcast apps. Follow Trap Nation on YouTube - youtube.com/alltrapnation! 01. SYNC - GRATITUDE 02. Helix - Astray 03. KEIDEN - Outside (w/ Adidawss) 04. Simpl - RUNNIT 05. Midsplit, NO-ONE, & Jordan Kasedy - Lovely (ft. A-SHO) 06. TWO LANES - The East 07. Ian Munro & UZ - Without Me (ft. Somber) 08. Justice - We Are Your Friends (Prismo Remix) 09. Pluko - Space Coupe 10. Quix & Vincent - Hero (ft. David Shane) 11. Absofacto - Dissolve (ilo ilo Rework) 12. PLS&TY - Feeling Forever 13. Unlike Pluto - Not Today 14. TRAILS - Learn To Love Me (ft. JABS) 15. Graves & Ezi - I’m Fine (Serion Remix) 16. Bronze Whale - Cruising (Charlie Crown Remix) 17. BXDHI - Long Gone 18. Ed Sheeran - Cross Me (ft. Chance The Rapper & PnB Rock) (Romen Jewels Remix) 19. Serion - Falling

This week Nonix present the episode eight of Oxygen Radio ! Subcribe now for the next episode next week, this week including new track of Afrojack, Blasterjaxx, Yves V and many more. Good listening Tracklist :  01. Julian Jordan - To The Wire 02. MOTi & LDN Noise - My House 03. Yves V - My Friend 04. ALOK & Quintino - Party Never Ends 05. Boris Way feat. Kimberly Cole. Wasted Love (Siks Remix) 06. Axwanging - Neon 07. Dyro - Bombai 08. Siks - My Body 09. JETFIRE x WASBACK x REGGIO - Cathedral 10. Afrojack - It Goes Like 11. ANG & Trilane - Wherever I Go (feat. David Shane) 12. Blasterjaxx - Never Be Lonely (feat. Envy Monroe) 13. DROPGUN - A LITTLE MORE LIKE YOU [FT. EDDIE JONSSON] 14. Jay Hardway - Lost [TUNE OF THE WEEK] 15. Maurice West - In The Zone 16. Armin van Buuren & Luke Bond feat. KARRA - Revolution  17. Purari & MAKJ - Beast 18. Kura - Beast Mode

Download LinkTracklist :1. Basshowlers - Cheesecake2. Krystalll - Toxic3. Apster - Believe4. Freezone & A12sounds - Asylum5. Jude Selatan - Ikan Daging Ayam (Wiju Remix)6. Dirty Audio & Slippy - Quake7. Slushii - Dreaming of you8. L1f3support - Sunset AutopsyGreen Tree guestmixNicky Romero interviewNicky Romero guestmix9. Nicky Romero & Teamworx - Deep Dark Jungle10. Teamworx - Losing Control11. Teamworx - Clap Back12. Mosimann - I Need13. Trilane & Loris Cimino - Still Think Of you (ft. David Shane)14. Thomas Gold & Kosling - Wildest Dream (ft. Matthew Steeper)15. Antoine Delvig & AYOR - Low Rider16. Nicky Romero & David Guetta - Ring The Alarm (Sam Void Remix)17. Sam Void - Feel The Low18. Tom Tyger vs. Charles B & VCTRY - One Too Many19. W&W vs. Nicky Romero - Ups & Downs20. DallasK, Nicky Romero - Sometimes ft. Xylo21. Timmo Hendriks & Lennart Schroot - In My Head22. David Pietras - Remedy (ft. Nino Lucarelli)23. Nicky Romero & Stadiumx - Rise (ft. Matluck) (Afrojack Remix)24. Swanky Tunes - Virus25. Charles B & VCTRY - House Pride26. Nicky Romero vs Trilane & Kokaholla - Bittersweet (ft. Quarterback)Enjoy!

Tritonia 255:   1. Modern Machines - Do It (Original Mix) [00:57]   2. Trilane & Loris Cimino - Still Thinking Of You (ft. David Shane) [04:05]   3. Audien x Echosmith - Favorite Sound (BRKLYN Remix) [07:24]   4. Radiology, Declain - Stop it All (Original Mix) [10:03]   5. Alex Byrne and Dropfire - Ignite (Original Mix) [13:25]   6. Stadiumx & Mingue - Overload (Original Mix) [16:21]   7. PRAANA - Insight (Original Mix) [19:39]   8. Vilda - Last Call (Original Mix) [24:10]   9. Tritonal - Real ft. Evalyn (Original Mix) [27:33]   10. SJ - Higher (Original Mix) [30:54]   11. Armin Van Buuren x Lucas & Steve feat. Josh Cumbee - Don’t Give Up on Me (Club Mix) [34:10]   12. Tiesto & 7Skies - Trouble feat. Micky Blue (Original Mix) [38:14]   13. Teamworx - Losing Control (Original Mix) [41:35]   14. FUTURECODE - The Connection (Original Mix) [44:57]   15. KAAZE, Aloma Steele - My City (Original Mix) [47:46]   16. Justin Prime & Reggio - Dominate (Original Mix) [51:20]   17. Danny Avila - Thinking About You (Original Mix) [53:42]   18. Seven Lions & Crystal Skies - Sojourn (Original Mix) [56:57]

© Quix, Vincent, David Shane, Masa, pluko, Lido, FLY, Major Lazer, Nolan Van Lith, Louis the Child, Whethan, BangsG-Buck, Keno, ReauBeau, Sheck Wes, Jaydon Lewis, Afterfab, The Chainsmokers, NGHTMRE, Cesqeaux, LNY TNZ, DROELOE, San Holo, Far Out, Steam Phunk, Oda, LOWEN, Rickyxsan, Baauer, Krischvn, Jones, Party Favor, 8Er$, Front Bass, Dillon Francis, Alison Wonderland, WILDLYF, Zeds Dead, Yellow Claw, msft, Whethan, Flux Pavilion, Sem, Missy Elliot, MEMBA, Max

Enjoy a brand new episode of Protocol Radio w/ the World Premiere of W&W and Nicky Romero's collab 'Ups & Downs'! #PRR348 Tracklist: 1. Armin van Buuren x Lucas & Steve feat. Josh Cumbee - Don't Give Up On Me (Club Mix) 2. Kokiri feat. Joe Killington - Friends 3. Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman vs. Swedish House Mafia - Dont You Worry Penny (Whaler & Fuerte Edit) 4. Breathe Carolina & Jordan Jay - All I Need 5. Protocol Spotlight: W&W vs. Nicky Romero - Ups & Downs 6. Mutiny - House Heal Me 7. Trilane & Loris Cimino - Still Think Of you (ft. David Shane) 8. Throwback Track: Swedish House Mafia - Save The World 9. David Pietras - Remedy (ft. Nino Lucarelli) 10. Newclaess & Matluck - Wherever We Are 11. Behind The Decks: Nicky Romero: Nicky Romero - Behind the Decks

Tune-in to #PRR347! Thomas Gold's joins us LIVE in the studios & Trilane premieres their latest tune on Protocol Recordings. Tracklist: 1. Chico Rose & Afrojack - The Bass 2. Melsen - Ghost 3. Martin Garrix x Matisse & Sadko vs. Galantis & Steff Da Campo ft. OneRepublic - Mistaken Bones (Fuerte & Whaler Edit) 4. MOTi x Riggi & Piros - Elektro 5. Protocol Spotlight: Trilane & Loris Cimino - Still Think Of you (ft. David Shane) 6. Tiësto & SWACQ - Party Time 7. David Pietras - Remedy (ft. Nino Lucarelli) 8. Throwback Track: Nicky Romero - Generation 303 9. Thomas Gold - Interview 10. Behind The Decks: Thomas Gold: Thomas Gold - Behind the Decks

© MEMBA, WiDE AWAKE, Xo Man, Arrested Youth, QUIX, Part Native, PIERCE, Fabian Mazur, UNKWN, Flux Pavilion, Eliminate, Brillz, Trav Piper, ATliens, Brillz, Hydraulix, Macntaj, Vincent, David Shane, RL Grime, TYNAN, Dillon Francis, Lao Ra, Nitti Gritti, PMP, DVPS, Habstrakt, Joyryde, Skrillex, Fabian Mazur, Emmit Fenn, G-Eazy, Barlas & Mert, Slumberjack, Josh Pan, Laxx, Shaun, Dyson

Alright, welcome to the fourth installment of STACHED RADIO. We have a full hour of new music underway. Make sure to tweet me @WEARESTACHED and Hashtag #STACHETHIS to let me know which songs you would like to hear on upcoming shows. Don’t forget to follow STACHE IT! On all platforms and subscribe. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/stachedradio iTunes Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/stache-it-presents-stached-radio/id1448002030?mt=2 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Icq5vygus5cqnz4cguzaocpqwpy?t=STACHE_IT_Presents_STACHED_RADIO/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wearestached/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wearestached/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wearestached Tracklist below: 1. KAAZE - Better Than This feat. Chad Kowal (Extended Mix) 2. Dannic - Puma (Original Mix) 3. Chic - Le Freak (Oliver Heldens Extrended Mix) (Original Mix) 4. Tritonal - Gonna Be Alright feat. Mozella (Steve Brian Remix) 5. Lucas & Steve - Adagio For Strings (Extended Mix) 6. John Christian - Let’s Get This Thing Started (Extended Mix) 7. Massive Ditto - The Caesar (Original Mix) 8. Sidney Samson & GWise - Soldier (Extended Mix) 9. Syzz & Taku-Hero - Be My Love feat. Max Landry (Extended Mix) 10. Orjan Nilsen - Love Rush In (Extended Mix) 11. Spinrox - Hero Of The Night (Extended Mix) 12. WildVibes & Patrick Key - You Are Not Alone feat. David Shane 13. Nikki Vianna - Done (R3hab Remix) 14. Sidney Samson & Tujamo - Riverside (Reloaded) (Extended Mix) 15. Bassjakd & Zephyr - Lift Off (Original Mix) 16. SWACQ - Parkour (Here We Go) (Extended Mix) 17. Maddix - Shuttin It Down feat. Kriss Kiss (Extended Mix)

BoundlessFM is your radio show hosted by ROONE to light up your day with fresh and sparkling electronic dance music. Merging together the latest and most driving tunes in one hour, he is bringing you to a new level of listening experience.http://djroone.com Tracklist:01.) Roone - BoundlessFM - Intro [00:00]02.) Dave Crusher, Steff Da Campo - September [01:09]03.) Adam K, Vintage Culture - Save Me (feat. MKLA) [04:27]04.) KYANU - Blushin [08:20]05.) Throttle - Like This [12:02]06.) Third Party - Remember [15:29]07.) Timmy Trumpet & Maddix - The Prophecy (KAAZE Remode) [19:44]08.) Alle Farben - Fading (Barkley Remix) [23:11]09.) Madison Mars & Maggie Szabo - Home (Madison Mars VIP Mix) [26:44]10.) Timmy Trumpet & Kastra - Wassup (Listen To The Horns) feat. Chuck Roberts  [29:54]11.) Keanu Silva - Fine Day (BLR Remix) [32:51]12.) Noah Neiman - White Flag [37:25] 13.) The Chainsmokers, Winona Oak - Hope [41:14]14.) Jason Ross - Don't Give Up On Me feat. Dia Frampton [44:03]15.) 24hrs, RL Grime - UCLA (Heimanu Remix) [48:08]16.) KEPIK - Take Me There feat. David Shane [51:25]17.) R3hab, Quintino - Freak (Joe Stone 2K18 Edit) [55:47]18.) Morgan Page - The Longest Road feat. Lissie (deadmau5 Remix Edit) [59:07]

Jason is joined by David & Shane to talk about their experiences at DEXCON 2017! DEXCON 2017 General thoughts and reflections (00:31) Black Sunday, 1935 (07:43) Bedlam Beautiful (26:40) Witch: The Road to Lindisfarne (34:48) Ten Candles (42:00) Giving Me Life Splatoon 2 (48:08) Baahubali (49:07) Roll For Your Party dice roller app (50:04) Links Shane's Dice Roller App rollforyour.party Our website www.gauntlet-rpg.com Our Patreon patreon.com/gauntlet Follow us on Twitter @GauntletRPG