Podcasts about Doda

Konflikt między Izraelem a Iranem się zaostrza. Czy możemy spodziewać się eskalacji działań zbrojnych i pośredniego zaangażowania USA? Komentarz dr Karoliny Zielińskiej w Radiu Wnet.Od kilku dni trwa gwałtowna eskalacja konfliktu między Izraelem a Iranem. Izrael przeprowadził serię precyzyjnych nalotów na cele strategiczne. Iran odpowiedział kilkuset rakietami i dronami, atakując cele w Izraelu – zginęły co najmniej 24 osoby, są dziesiątki rannych. USA zwiększyły obecność wojskową w regionie, a światowi przywódcy apelują o deeskalację. Sytuacja budzi obawy przed rozszerzeniem konfliktu na cały region i poważnym kryzysem energetycznym.Gość Poranka Radia Wnet dr Karolina Zielińska z Akademii Finansów i Biznesu Vistula oraz była ekspertka Ośrodka Studiów Wschodnich uważa, że Stany Zjednoczone najprawdopodobniej nie włączą się szeroko w konflikt izraelsko-irański, ale jako jedyne mogą zdecydować się na precyzyjne uderzenie w ośrodek nuklearny Fordow, bo tylko to państwo dysponuje taką bronią.W otoczeniu prezydenta Trumpa są podzielone zdania. Jedni uważają, że USA nie powinny angażować się w zagraniczne wojny, drudzy – że to jedyna szansa, by zlikwidować program atomowy Iranu i źródło niestabilności w regionie– powiedziała dr Zielińska.Jej zdaniem potencjalne zaangażowanie amerykańskie będzie ograniczone do ataku na ośrodek Fordow, ukryty głęboko pod ziemią.Tylko armia USA dysponuje bronią zdolną zniszczyć taki obiekt – specjalnymi bombami penetrującymi– wyjaśniła.Zastrzegła jednak, że takie działanie niesie ogromne ryzyko.Iran może odpowiedzieć atakami na amerykańskie cele w całym regionie– oceniła.Ekspertka zaznaczyła, że izraelskie naloty na terytorium Iranu są możliwe dzięki wcześniejszemu zniszczeniu obrony powietrznej.Izraelczycy w dużej mierze rozbili irańską obronę. Pomogły w tym też działania dywersyjne i doskonale rozpracowana siatka agentów– powiedziała. Dodała, że także sytuacja w regionie zmieniła się na korzyść Izraela – osłabiony został Hezbollah, a Syria i Liban coraz wyraźniej dystansują się od irańskich wpływów.Pytana o możliwości odwetowe Iranu, wskazała m.in. na Huti w Jemenie oraz możliwość sparaliżowania światowego handlu ropą.Iran może zakłócić eksport surowców z Zatoki Perskiej, co wciągnęłoby do konfliktu inne państwa– zaznaczyła.Odnosząc się do nastrojów społecznych w Iranie, dr Zielińska podkreśliła, że choć wielu Irańczyków jest zmęczonych reżimem, nie oznacza to jego całkowitego braku poparcia.Poparcie ma charakter ideologiczny i narodowy, a także wynika z powiązań z aparatem państwowym, zwłaszcza Gwardią Rewolucyjną– powiedziała.

Chiny z niepokojem obserwują konflikt Izraela z Iranem. – Nikt tu nie wierzy, że Amerykanie nic nie wiedzieli – mówi Andrzej Zawadzki-Liang, komentując w Radiu Wnet napięcia w regionie.Chiny uważnie obserwują eskalację konfliktu izraelsko-irańskiego i przygotowują się do możliwej ewakuacji swoich obywateli z regionu– poinformował Andrzej Zawadzki-Liang, gospodarz Studia Szanghaj w Radiu Wnet. Według niego Pekin widzi tę sytuację nie tylko jako zagrożenie regionalne, ale także strategiczne.Jak podkreślił, istotnym kontekstem jest zakończony właśnie szczyt Chiny–Azja Centralna.Te pięć państw Azji Centralnej to obszar rywalizacji Chin, USA i Rosji. Dla Pekinu to kluczowy region nie tylko geopolitycznie, ale i gospodarczo – chodzi o budowę południowej odnogi nowego jedwabnego szlaku prowadzącej przez Turcję do Europy– zaznaczył.Jedwabny szlakDodał, że Chiny planują także połączenia infrastrukturalne z Iranem.To już się dzieje – z Kazachstanem i Turkmenistanem mamy rurociągi. Iran byłby logicznym kolejnym krokiem. Zwłaszcza że Chiny chcą uniezależnić się od dostaw morskich. A Iran to jeden z trzech głównych dostawców ropy i gazu do Chin– wyjaśnił.W związku z konfliktem Pekin intensyfikuje działania dyplomatyczne.Prezydent Xi rozmawia z Putinem o tym, jak zakończyć ten konflikt. Oficjalne komunikaty wzywają do natychmiastowej deeskalacji– powiedział.Izrael i ChinyZawadzki-Liang odniósł się także do stanowiska Pekinu wobec ataku Izraela na Iran.Chiny deklarują pełne poparcie dla Iranu, szczególnie wobec izraelskiego ataku, który nastąpił tuż przed planowanymi rozmowami na temat programu nuklearnego. Zostało to odebrane jako prowokacja– stwierdził.Dodał też, że „w Chinach nikt nie wierzy, że Amerykanie o tym nie wiedzieli”.Komentatorzy i eksperci są zgodni: działania Izraela odbywają się z amerykańską wiedzą i przyzwoleniem. To kolejny etap po Gazie, który pogarsza stosunki chińsko-izraelskie– zakończył.

"Nie jest tak, że prezydent Nawrocki będzie sterowany. Jest człowiekiem, który sam kształtuje swoją kancelarię" - mówił w Popołudniowej rozmowie w RMF FM wiceprezes Prawa i Sprawiedliwości Mariusz Błaszczak. Dodał, że prezydentura Karola Nawrockiego to będzie "w większości kontynuacja prezydentury Andrzeja Dudy".

O zamenjavi kolena oziroma o vstavitvi endoproteze kolena ali o kolenski artroplastiki, kot tudi rečejo zdravniki Med najpogostejše posege v ortopediji sodi vstavitev totalne kolenske endoproteze, pravi Luka Pilič Turk, dr. med. Doda, da se prav zato to področje stalno razvija in nadgrajuje. Sodobne tehnike in materiali omogočajo, da lahko ortopedi zamenjajo koleno v celoti ali zgolj delno, da lahko hkrati operirajo obe koleni in da lahko operacijo izvedejo tudi, kadar je kost poškodovana zaradi osteoporoze. Podrobneje pa v Ultrazvoku. Iztok Konc se je z Luko Piličem Turkom srečal na Oddelku za ortopedsko kirurgijo Splošne bolnišnice Novo mesto. Članek v Zdravniškem vestniku TUKAJ

"Dla nas stabilność jest wyrazem odpowiedzialności za państwo, w związku z tym będziemy głosowali za wotum zaufania dla rządu" - zapewnił w Popołudniowej rozmowie w RMF FM Paweł Zalewski. Wiceszef MON, poseł Polski 2050-Trzeciej Drogi stwierdził jednak, że nie rozumie propozycji premiera Donalda Tuska. Dodał, że jest to "propozycja, która właściwie niczym nie jest ugruntowana".

„Chłopiec, który zniknął”. Ta książka pięknie doda dzieciom wiary w siebie. Wiek 5-8 lat

Tvrdá disciplína, sledovanie každej metriky, robiť všetko na 110%Tento pristup viedol Jozefa k úspechu...až toho bolo privel'a. Práca ho prestala napĺňať, bojoval s vyčerpanost'ou, regenerácia po tréningoch sa zhoršovala...V dnešnom podcaste o tom ako sa Jozefovi podarilo:

Kako porabiti veliko količino beljakov, ki ostaja pri peki potic, je zanimalo poslušalko. Dodala je, da za španske vetrce in torto Pavlovo ni preveč navdušena. Sestra Nikolina ji je odgovorila, da ostanek beljakov lahko takoj damo v zamrzovalnik in jih kasneje uporabimo ali pa še sveče uporabimo pri različnih jedeh. Recimo ko peče palačinke, lahko testo doda kakšen beljak. Ali pa iz več beljakov naredi sneg in ga doda šmornu. Enako beljake porabi v bešamelu za narastke (cvetačni, brokolijev ...). Ena od možnosti je, da beljake razžvrklja in jih da na praženo čebulo. To bo dobra jed za zajtrk. Lahko jih doda tudi testeninam. Poslušalka je spomnila na beljakov kolač. Na en beljak damo 3 dag moke in 3 dag sladkorja, stopljeno maslo, rozine, orehi, čokolada ... Sestra Nikolina pa za beljakov kruh beljake stehta in doda isto težo moke in sladkorja, pecilni prašek, limonino lupino. V sneg doda kakav ali čokolado v prahu. Slednjo zameša kar v moko. Doda še narezano suho sadje: brusnice, marelice, suhe slive, rozine, orehe, neslane arašide ... Suho mešanico (moka in sadje) posebej zmeša v moki, doda sneg s sladkorjem in speče v podolgovatih modelih. Druga poslušalka pa iz 4 beljakov naredi sneg, doda 25 dag sladkorja, 1 vanilin sladkor, ščep soli, 20 dag kokosa ali sesekljanih lešnikov ali mandljev in 10 dag ovsenih kosmičev. Testo nič ne počiva, ampak takoj z žličkama naredimo kupčke, polagamo na peki papir in pečemo 20 minut pri 160 °C. Tretja poslušalka pa iz beljakov pripravlja ribano kašo. Potrebujemo: 8 beljakov, 3 jajca, moko in malo kurkume.

W czasie wojny wielu ludzi zwraca się do Boga – mówi Dmytro Antoniuk. Dodał, że w tym roku katolickie i prawosławne święta zbiegają się, więc cerkwie i kościoły w Kijowie będą pełne.

Doda: rozmowa jakiej jeszcze NIE BYŁO! – to nie jest zwykły wywiad. To szczera, bezkompromisowa rozmowa z kobietą, która osiągnęła ogromny sukces, pomimo krytyki i podwójnych standardów.W intymnej rozmowie w podkaście "Rozmowy w dresie" Doda mówi o toksycznych relacjach, manipulacji, braku poczucia bezpieczeństwa i medialnej presji, która nie zniknęła nawet wtedy, gdy milczała. Opowiada o sile, która nie zawsze wygląda jak odwaga – czasem wygląda jak przetrwanie.Bez filtrów. Bez cenzury. Bez udawania.Doda taka, jakiej nie znacie – albo znaliście, ale nie chcieliście słuchać.Ten wywiad jest głosem wszystkich kobiet, które miały być „grzeczne, ciche i wdzięczne”.A wybrały siebie.

Anni ist in Ghana, Marie fällt heute ebenfalls aus, und Johnny ist angeschlagen. Deshalb bekommt die TolkCast-WG heute Unterstützung von Doda, der uns über alle spannenden Neuigkeiten bei Lord of the Rings Online informiert.

"Każdy, tylko nie Rafał Trzaskowski" - stwierdził w Porannej rozmowie w RMF FM Jacek Sasin, odpowiadając na pytanie, na kogo zagłosowałby w drugiej turze wyborów prezydenckich, jeśliby znaleźli się w niej kandydat Koalicji Obywatelskiej i Szymon Hołownia. Poseł PiS stwierdził, że to scenariusz rodem z filmu science-fiction. Dodał, że Polska pod rządami Donalda Tuska nie zmierza w dobrym kierunku. "Trzeba ją na dobry kierunek nawrócić i to może zrobić tylko Karol Nawrocki" - powiedział.

- Te informacje dziennikarskie są dopiero wierzchołkiem góry lodowej - tak o sprawie Tomasza J. powiedział w Polskim Radiu 24 europoseł KO Krzysztof Brejza. Dodał, że z jego informacji wynika, że Tomasz J. miał kontakty nie tylko z posłanką PiS Iwoną Arent, ale "znacznie większe grono parlamentarzystów PiS było w zasięgu tego człowieka, a on był »załatwiaczem« w spółkach".

Trzy lata po wybuchu wojny na Ukrainie w Polsce zostało ogromnie wiele do zrobienia jeżeli chodzi o obronę cywilną, nasz rząd musi robić zdecydowanie więcej - ocenił w rozmowie z Michałem Kolanką europoseł Polski 2050 Michał Kobosko. Dodał, że Władimir Putin nie wyklucza konfliktu Rosji z państwami należącymi do NATO.Gościem programu Michała Kolanki #RZECZoPOLITYCE był Michał Kobosko, europoseł Polski 2050

Poseł Prawa i Sprawiedliwości Edward Siarka, gdy Zbigniew Ziobro w Sejmie mówił o możliwej karze dla Donalda Tuska, krzyknął: "kula w łeb". - Absolutnie nie pochwalam tego typu wypowiedzi. Na pewno będziemy o tym rozmawiać podczas spotkania klubu - podkreśliła w Polskim Radiu 24 posłanka PiS Józefa Szczurek-Żelazko. Dodała jednocześnie, że polityk "starał się przeprosić" za swoje słowa.

Po spotkaniu delegacji Rosji i USA w Arabii Saudyjskiej rosyjski minister Siergiej Ławrow odrzucił możliwość rozmieszczenia jakichkolwiek wojsk krajów NATO w Ukrainie w celu zagwarantowania pokoju. Amerykański sekretarz stanu Mark Rubio zapowiedział początek długiej dyplomatycznej podróży, której pierwszym etapem ma być przywrócenie działalności misji dyplomatycznych Rosji w Waszyngtonie i Stanów Zjednoczonych w Moskwie. Tymczasem prezydent Trump twierdzi, że Ukraina mogła przez trzy lata osiągnąć porozumienie z Rosją. Prezydent Ukrainy nie był obecny podczas rozmów amerykańsko-rosyjskich – przebywał w Turcji, gdzie po spotkaniu z prezydentem Erdoganem powtórzył, że Kijów musi być włączony do negocjacji. Dodał, że Ukraina nie uzna prawnego zwierzchnictwa Rosji nad zagrabionymi jej terytoriami. W kraju Zełenski zaaprobował sankcje prawne wobec swojego największego rywala politycznego, Petra Poroszenki, oraz kilku oligarchów. Czy na Ukrainie właśnie rozpoczęła się kampania przed wyborami prezydenckimi? Dlaczego Zełenski decyduje się na ten krok w tak trudnym dla kraju momencie? Jakie karty przetargowe posiada w rozmowach z Amerykanami i Rosjanami?Gość: Wojciech KonończukW Niemczech zbliżają się wybory powszechne. Bezpieczeństwo, migracja, ale także sprawy gospodarcze to główne tematy kampanii prowadzonej w bardzo napiętej sytuacji wewnętrznej i zewnętrznej. Będziemy dziś w Berlinie, mieście dotkniętym poważnym kryzysem mieszkaniowym. Jak to się stało, że jedno z najbardziej atrakcyjnych miejsc do życia w Europie staje się coraz trudniejsze do zamieszkania?Goście w Berlinie: Jörg Lau - dziennikarz i pisarz oraz wykładowca w Centrum Studiów Europejskich na Uniwersytecie HarvardaJustyna Burzynski - berlinianka i autorka książki "Taki jest Berlin. O mieście kontrastów i ciągłych zmian"Katarzyna Dolecińska - architekt z Berlina, mieszkanka kamienicy w dzielnicy KreuzbergMatze Görig - artysta wizualny z dzielnicy Neuköllnoraz mieszkańcy Berlina demonstrujący na BabelplatzRozkład jazdy: (02:25) Wojciech Konończuk: W Rijadzie początek negocjacji bez Ukrainy i Europy(26:05) Adrian Bąk: Przed wyborami w Niemczech(1:09:22) Do usłyszenia(1:09:58) Podziękowania---------------------------------------------Raport o stanie świata to audycja, która istnieje dzięki naszym Patronom, dołącz się do zbiórki ➡️ ⁠https://patronite.pl/DariuszRosiak⁠Subskrybuj newsletter Raportu o stanie świata ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠➡️ ⁠https://dariuszrosiak.substack.com⁠Koszulki i kubki Raportu ➡️ ⁠https://patronite-sklep.pl/kolekcja/raport-o-stanie-swiata/⁠ [Autopromocja]

- Sprawiedliwy pokój nie polega na tym, że wszystko, co Putin chciał osiągnąć, to osiągnął, że dojdzie do zamrożenia konfliktu, który da tylko czas Federacji Rosyjskiej na odbudowanie potencjału i ponowny atak - powiedział w Polskim Radiu 24 poseł Koalicji Obywatelskiej Witold Zembaczyński. Dodał, że na razie sygnały płynące z USA wskazują, że administracji Trumpa zależy "na zabezpieczeniu interesów Rosji".

Donald Tusk wcześniej czy później zostanie doprowadzony do prokuratora i będzie przesłuchany, bo on jest głównym podejrzanym - mówił na w Radiu Wnet Tomasz Sakiewicz, redaktor naczelny TV Republika. Dodał też, że premier Polski nie ma też wsparcia w mediach społecznościowych, co m.in. ostatecznie doprowadzi do jego upadku. 

"Nie mam żadnego konfliktu z Robertem Lewandowskim" - powiedział w Porannej rozmowie w RMF FM Michał Probierz. Selekcjoner piłkarskiej reprezentacji Polski powiedział także, że jest spokojny, że nasza kadra będzie wygrywała, a przyczynę dotychczasowych kiepskich wyników upatruje w trudnych rywalach i zmianie pokoleniowej. Dodał także, że nie ma tematu powrotu Wojciecha Szczęsnego do reprezentacji.

- Wystosowałem dzisiaj do pana marszałka Szymona Hołowni pismo z wnioskiem, aby procedura dot. immunitetu Mateusza Morawieckiego była wszczęta niezwłocznie - powiedział w Polskim Radiu 24 europoseł KO Dariusz Joński. Dodał, że w sprawie wyborów kopertowych "w PiS było absolutne przekonanie, że to niezgodne z prawem".

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"Uważam, że Izba Kontroli Nadzwyczajnej i Spraw Publicznych Sądu Najwyższego nie jest sądem" - stwierdził w Popołudniowej rozmowie w RMF FM sędzia Wojciech Hermeliński, były szef PKW. Dodał, że "nie chciałby być teraz w skórze ministra finansów". "Słusznie, że minister wystąpił do PKW o wykładnię uchwały dotyczącej wypłaty środków dla PiS" - skomentował ogłoszoną w trakcie trwania rozmowy decyzję Andrzeja Domańskiego.

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"Kwitnie nam szara strefa, jeśli chodzi o usługi opiekuńcze" - mówiła w Popołudniowej rozmowie w RMF FM minister ds. polityki senioralnej Marzena Okła-Drewnowicz. Dodała, że rozwiązaniem tego problemu może być bon senioralny, nad którym pracuje rząd.

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"Nie możemy uzależniać bezpieczeństwa naszej ojczyzny od reakcji innego państwa, nawet zaprzyjaźnionego" – powiedział Mariusz Błaszczak w Popołudniowej rozmowie w RMF FM. Polityk był pytany o niepewność przyszłej polityki USA wobec Ukrainy i Europy po zwycięstwie Donalda Trumpa. Wiceprezes PiS zaznaczył, że receptą na ową niepewność są intensywne zbrojenia. Dodał jednak, że "mamy doświadczenie czterech lat prezydentury Donald Trumpa i wtedy wszystko było, jak należy". Błaszczak potwierdził także, że jego partia ogłosi swojego kandydata na prezydenta jesienią.

"Rosjanie coraz śmielej sobie poczynają. Ich operacje, które kiedyś znane były z różnego rodzaju subtelności, dzisiaj przestały takie być" - powiedział w Popołudniowej rozmowie w RMF FM prof. Daniel Boćkowski, ekspert w zakresie stosunków międzynarodowych i bezpieczeństwa z Uniwersytetu w Białymstoku oraz Instytutu Historii PAN w Warszawie. Dodał, że Rosja prowadzi półkinetyczne działania w kierunku Europy. "Ich cel jest prosty: Mamy zacząć się bać".

"Prawdziwą robotę robimy my, nasi poprzednicy byli dobrzy w wizualizacjach" - tak o realizacji Centralnego Portu Komunikacyjnego mówił w Popołudniowej rozmowie w RMF FM minister infrastruktury Dariusz Klimczak. Dodał, że jego poprzednicy "chcieli z Baranowa zrobić centrum Polski, ale komunikacja wygląda zupełnie inaczej".

Lubię rozmawiać o tym jak jest naprawdę, w życiu, w pracy i w rodzicielstwie. Dlatego też z wielką ciekawością i przyjemnością przyjęłam zaproszenie od marki Kinderkraft do nagrania wspólnych odcinków dotykających szeroko pojętej radości w rodzicielstwie i nażywania się nim. Marka Kinderkraft jest liderem i producentem artykułów dziecięcych, niezbędnych na różnych etapach rodzicielskiej drogi. Czyli wózków, fotelików samochodowych, rowerków oraz produktów do domu – m.in. bujaczków, łóżeczek, krzesełek do karmienia. A my wspólnie będziemy nagrywać serię rozmów o nazwie Parenting Talks z okazji uruchomienia przez markę Kinderkraft nowej kolekcji Happy Shapes. Kolekcji zaprojektowanej przy współpracy z niesamowitą ilustratorką Melanie Johnsson. Więc oto dziś, oddaję w Twoje ręce, albo raczej daję Twoim uszom najnowszy, już drugi odcinek serii Parenting Talks.Tym razem rozmawiam z bardzo zaangażowanym ojcem, wspaniałym tatą. Po drugiej stronie mikrofonu usiadł ze mną Mario, Mariusz Zielonka, który na co dzień prowadzi ze swoją żoną Karo blog i profil na Instagramie @OurLittleAdventures. Mario jest Tatą dziesięcioletniej Mani, ośmioletniego Jaśka i pięcioletniej Basi, właścicielem psa Makarona i co ciekawe jednocześnie ekspertem ekonomicznym i nauczycielem nurkowania. Dodałam to, ponieważ przez 18 miesięcy uczył nurkowania w Tajlandii, gdzie żyli całą rodziną z psem włącznie i … co ważne, wrócili z tej wyprawy dokładnie 3 dni przed naszym nagraniem

Gościem najnowszej Melliny jest Michał Wiśniewski. On sam siebie nazywa "bardem" i nie lubi określenia piosenkarz. Podziwia Sanah i Dawida Podsiadło ale przypomniał, że Ich Troje gromadziło też gromadziło ogromną publikę.Wiśniewski zapewnia, że do polityki się nie wybiera choć "nigdy nie mów nigdy" - przyznał.Pytany o stosunek do aborcji przyznał, że "kobiety powinny mieć wybór. Nie każdy powinien być rodzicem. Życie ma się jedno i wcale nie trzeba się poświęcać".Dodał, że zmuszanie do urodzenia niepełnosprawnego dziecka uważa za niehumanitarne.Wiśniewski odniósł się do swoich problemów z alkoholem oraz czy obawia się, że może pójść do więzienia  

Odcinek Commentary a w nim wokół powodzi, co wolno a czego nie wolno i dlaczego czasem lepiej się zamknąć, co zrobiła Doda i Budda, czy mamy prawo wymagać od influencerów by po prostu byli ludźmi i od kiedy bycie egoistycznym burakiem nie jest powodem do wstydu. I co na to socjologowie i czy Tusk uprawia mobbing na posiedzeniach rządu. Patronite: patronite.pl/karolinakp 0:00:00 Intro 0:02:27 Media społecznościowe w obliczu kataklizmu 0:16:50 Edzio 0:20:19 Blackout 2024 0:30:34 Doda 0:35:15 Budda 0:46:27 Posiedzenia rządu 0:52:26 Outro

This week, host Pratyush Deep is joined by Newslaundry's Basant Kumar and Anmol Pritam.Basant and Anmol are currently on ground zero to report from poll-bound Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir, respectively. In Haryana, Basant has so far examined the progress of the Smart City Mission, issues of one of the most backward districts, and Olympian Vinesh Phogat's political contest in Julana. Meanwhile, Anmol has reported on the divide over issues such as Article 370 in Jammu's Doda. Tune in.Timecodes00:00:00 - Introduction00:00:51 - Haryana election00:13:53 - J&K election00:29:52 - RecommendationsRecommendationsAnmolSYMPATHY -RARE BIRD 1969BasantFaridabad Smart City का सूरत-ए-हाल: करोड़ों खर्च का दावा पर जमीनी हकीकत खस्ताहाल | Ground ReportPratyushBut I Am One of You: Northeast India and the Struggle to BelongProduced and edited by Saif Ali Ekram, recorded by Anil Kumar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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W najnowszej Mellinie Maria Sadowska wokalistka i reżyserka. Pretekstem do spotkania był jej najnowszy singiel Wszystkie Orgazmy Lata.Marcin Meller pytał Sadowską również o filmy, które planuje nakręcić.Co ją łączy z Mają Staśką i o sojusz z Dodą.Sadowska nie boi się krytyki w sieci.Zapewnia, że pod wpływem hejterów nie zamierza się zmieniać."Nie będą się zmieniać. Od tego mam przyjaciół, żeby mi powiedzieli co robię źle" - mówiła.Usłyszycie też o tym co artystka robiła w Syrii i jak to możliwe, że jej piosenki można usłyszeć w zagranicznych maszynach do tańczenia.

This is the Catch Up on 3 Things by The Indian Express and I'm Ichha SharmaToday is the 14th of August and here are the headlines.In her first statement after fleeing Bangladesh, ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina called for an investigation into the "killings and vandalism" in the country. The statement, issued on X by her son, came hours after a court ordered a probe into her alleged role in the death of a grocery shop owner during recent agitation. Meanwhile, as the Hindu minority in Bangladesh faces increasing attacks, Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus, head of the interim government, reached out to community leaders, promising “justice” and “equal rights” for all.An Army captain was killed today in an exchange of fire with militants in the Doda district near the famous tourist hill resort of Patnitop in Jammu and Kashmir. The Indian Army's 16 Corps confirmed on X that Captain Deepak Singh succumbed to his injuries after the encounter.  According to sources, Captain Singh was leading the Army party from the front when he suffered gunshot injuries. The security forces have seized an M4 rifle and four bags from the encounter site.The Supreme Court today declined to grant interim bail to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today in the case registered against him by the Central Bureau of Investigation related to the alleged Delhi excise policy scam. A bench of Justices Surya Kant and Ujjal Bhuyan issued notice to the CBI on Kejriwal's petition seeking bail in the case and another challenging his arrest by the central agency. The Supreme Court will hear the matter next on the 23rd of August.Today, the Silchar Medical College and Hospital in Assam withdrew an advisory that instructed women to “be composed emotionally” while on duty and to avoid “unnecessary attention of unscrupulous people” following widespread criticism. The institute's Junior Doctors Association had termed the advisory “outrageous”. The notice was issued in the wake of the rape and murder of a junior woman doctor at a Kolkata hospital.Thailand's Constitutional Court dismissed Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin today for appointing to his cabinet a former lawyer who served jail time, raising the spectre for more political upheaval and a reset of the governing alliance. Srettha, a real estate tycoon, becomes the fourth Thai premier in 16 years to be removed by verdicts by the same court after it ruled he violated the constitution by appointing a minister who did not meet ethical standards.This was the Catch Up on 3 Things by The Indian Express.

- W Polsce miała miejsce korupcja na poziomie, którego byśmy się nie spodziewali w państwie europejskim - powiedział w Polskim Radiu 24 politolog Wojciech Mościbrodzki. Dodał również, że "byliśmy okradani jako społeczeństwo w sposób niewyobrażalny". 

First, Indian Express' Apurva Vishwanath discusses the bill proposed by the Maharashtra government to tackle the menace of 'Naxalism in urban centers.' She explains the powers it proposes to give to the government and why it raises concerns.Next, Indian Express' Aditi Raja talks about the reason why around 5,000 families in Gujarat are facing eviction and why this is a recurring problem for the state every monsoon (13:42).Finally, we provide a quick update about five soldiers succumbing to their injuries after an encounter with militants in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district (27:14).Hosted, written, and produced by Shashank BhargavaEdited and mixed by Suresh Pawar

This is the Catch Up on 3 Things for the Indian Express and I'm Flora Swain.It's the 16th of July and here are today's headlines.Four army personnel including a Major-rank officer succumbed to their injuries after an encounter on Monday night in Doda district's Desa forests in Jammu and Kashmir. As per sources, firing shots were heard in between Uddan Bagi and Dheri Goth at Dessa district of Doda at around 7.45 pm. The encounter started after militants hiding inside the forests suddenly opened fire on a security forces party, which was carrying out searches in the area. The security forces retaliated and the exchange of fire between two sides continued for nearly half an hour. Since then, there has been no firing from the militants' side.The Ahmednagar District Hospital in Maharashtra has certified that controversial probationary IAS officer Puja Khedkar was suffering from depression with myopic degeneration in both eyes.Dr Sanjay Ghogare, Ahmednagar District Civil Surgeon, told The Indian Express that a copy of the report certifying 51 per cent disability was submitted to the District Collector. Questions had been raised about Khedkar's ‘disabilities' following a controversy over her conduct, which led to her being transferred from Pune to Washim. Khedkar shot into the limelight over her alleged demands for a separate office, official car and the unauthorised use of a beacon on her private car – all facilities she was not entitled to have.Mihir Shah, son of a Shiv Sena leader Rajesh Shah arrested for running over a 45-year-old woman in Worli, was produced before court again today and remanded in judicial custody till July 30. Mihir was traced in Virar and arrested on July 9 after the police received information on his location. Meanwhile, the IMD had sounded an orange alert in Mumbai and Thane districts for today after heavy rainfall lashed the city on Monday.Justices N Kotiswar Singh and R Mahadevan were elevated as judges of the Supreme Court today, announced Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal on X. Justice Singh's elevation marks the first representation from Manipur in the Supreme Court. He was initially appointed a judge of the Gauhati High Court in 2011. Meanwhile, Justice Mahadevan is at present the acting chief justice of the Madras High Court. Once they take oath, the Supreme Court will regain its sanction strength of 34.Police fired tear gas and charged with batons during violent clashes between a pro-government student body and student protesters overnight, leaving dozens injured at a public university outside Bangladesh's capital, authorities and students said today. The violence spread early Tuesday at JahangirNagar University outside Dhaka, where protesters demanded an end to a quota reserved for family members of veterans who fought in Bangladesh's war of independence in 1971, allowing them to take up 30% of governmental jobs. While job opportunities have expanded in Bangladesh's private sector, many find government jobs stable and lucrative.This was the Catch-Up on the 3 Things by The Indian Express.

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In just three days, Jammu & Kashmir has been struck by four terror attacks. A tragic incident in the Reasi district saw a bus carrying pilgrims from the Shiv Khori temple to Katra targeted, resulting in nine deaths and 41 injuries. The Resistance Front (TRF) claimed responsibility.Further terror struck Doda and Kathua, where an attack claimed the life of a CRPF jawan and injured six security personnel. Another operation in Saida Sukhal village, Kathua, led to a civilian injury and the death of a terrorist. Most recently, a policeman was injured in a fresh encounter in Doda.This week's data is part of a disturbing pattern. In the months leading up to these attacks, deadly ambushes were reported in the volatile districts of Rajouri and Poonch, near the Line of Control.In this episode of "In Our Defence," host Dev Goswami and defence expert Shiv Aroor delve into these incidents, exploring the ground realities and regional complexities. They discuss the terrorists' weaponry, the reasons behind the region's persistent tension, and the larger strategy these attacks may be part of. This analysis is especially pertinent given the recent swearing-in of a new coalition government and the upcoming assembly elections, expected before September.We also discuss the controversy surrounding the Union government's rare move to extend the tenure of Chief of the Army Staff Gen Manoj Pande by one month, debunking speculations of a ‘coup' and stressing the ‘absurdity' of such claims.Finally, the duo also quickly examines the complexities surrounding Manipur.Tune in!Produced by Anna PriyadarshiniSound mix by Sachin Dwivedi

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Directed by Marlo McKenzie and Jonathan Parker, Carol Doda: Topless at the Condor transports the viewer back to San Francisco in the 1960s. Here, we meet Carol Doda, the first dancer to go topless in the booming nightclub scene. In doing so, Doda became an overnight sensation and struck a blow for gender equality (both legally and culturally) that still resonates today. In this 1on1, we speak to McKenzie and Parker about combatting the male gaze & the politicization of fashion.

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What IS the deal with boobs? Our preoccupation with women's breasts isn't just sexual, it's social, historical, political and economic. No one knew that better than Carol Doda, a dancer and cocktail waitress, who, 60 years ago, dared to bare her nipples atop a baby grand piano as it descended from the ceiling of the Condor, a San Francisco nightclub. Somehow, it changed everything. Far from being exploited sex workers, Carol and her colleagues saw themselves as the harbingers of a revolution. Maybe so, but they paid dearly for it, submitting themselves not only to the male gaze, but the liquid silicone injections that assured it. Carol Doda Topless at the Condor is a documentary set against the backdrop of the 1964 Republican National Convention, where the clash of values and emergence of a new sexual freedom were felt around the world. Filmmakers Marlo McKenzie and Jonathan Park join us to talk about the excitement and yes, the innocence of a time where a woman could have such an impact just by taking off her top. You Can watch this episode on YouTube. A Transcription of this episode is located on our episode page. We love writing and would love for you to read what we write. Sign Up for our Substack Newsletter. If you would like to support the show, we do have partner opportunities available. Please email Wendy and Maureen at womenofir@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

'Carol Doda Topless at the Condor' profiles the San Francisco dancer who broke taboos with nude performances starting in 1964. In this documentary from filmmakers Marlo McKenzie and Jonathan Parker, feminist scholars unpack questions of empowerment and exploitation. 

Duck Donuts is an American doughnut shop chain based in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Duck Donuts was founded in 2006 in Duck, North Carolina, by Russ DiGilio and Robin Griffith, and has since expanded to over 100 locations in the United States. Duck Donuts is known for its made-to-order donuts in a variety of unique flavors. It recently opened a location in Thailand. Managing growth is something that Duck Donuts (and many franchises) pays careful attention to. The training program for franchisees includes an emphasis on consistent branding and quality. Duck Donuts franchisees typically own just a few locations and often work on a daily basis in the locations they own. The custom, made-to-order model is what differentiates Duck Donuts from its competitors. Duck Donuts is testing kiosks in stores and grab-and-go opportunities for customers who might not want to wait for donuts.  QUOTES “(Managing growth) is challenging. We try to set franchisees up for success in the beginning from a training standpoint and teaching them how we do things.” (Betsy) “We have smaller franchisees. A lot of them have two or three locations and come from different backgrounds.” (Betsy)“What really makes a franchisee successful is someone who has a small business mentality. They're accountable for their success or failure and we'll give them all the tools and resources they need to succeed.” (Betsy) “It's a lot of work and it's constant. Franchisees have to be in the store and know what's going on. Having that ability to work ON the business and not just IN the business is important.” (Betsy)“We do try to make (the ordering process) easier because it can be overwhelming for some people. The ability is still there if they want to customize their donut, but if they don't want to think about it and they want 12 suggestions, here you go, here's a couple to pick from.” (Betsy) “We're in growth mode. We opened 32 shops last year and we'll open 45 this year.” (Betsty) “Donuts are happiness and the world needs more happiness.” (Michael)  TRANSCRIPT 00:00.00vigorbrandingGreat hello I’m joined today by someone I’ve always wanted to have on this show. Betsy ham is our guest. She’s the Ceo of duck donuts and it’s one of the fastest growing donut franchises in the nation betsy. Thanks for joining us. 00:12.88Betsy HammThank you so much for having me. 00:17.00vigorbrandingSo I want to hear all about your story but the duck story. It’s it’s amazing to me and and kind of maybe fortuitous. The the idea I guess actually grew up in my neighborhood. My neighbor Russ was the is the founder and ah. 00:30.67Betsy HammYep. 00:31.37vigorbrandingIf you would tell us the story. You know how it comes from a little neighborhood and in in Pennsylvania and turns into this international and international business. What was the idea behind it how to come come about. 00:38.78Betsy HammSure so it’s crazy. It really didn’t stem out of your neighborhood right? Um, so as you mentioned Russ who’s the founder of rused gilio um had a beach house in the outer banks and these to go down there and you know one night they were sitting around. He emits drinking some wine and raminiscing about these warm donuts that they used to get and the boardwalk is kids growing up. And at the time in 2007 outer banks was um, pretty much a little sleepy town. There wasn’t really even any donut shops that were there. Um, so what started out as a whim when they the next day decided like hey this really has some legs. Let’s create a donut concept. Um, and open it here in the outer banks and Russ is a serial entrepreneur but did not have any food and beverage experience so reached out to one of his friends who helped put together the concept of duck donuts. So the first 2 shops opened in duck and Kitty Hawk ah North Carolina hence the name duck. Um, and it took a few years to catch on. But after about the third season because of course it’s very seasonal location and in the outer banks. It really took off and the people who came there every year just continued to create this cult like following for the brand. And people were asking him to you know, open up in my hometown send me donuts in the mail like I want these donuts more than once a year when I go on vacation. So Russ realized that there was this really huge opportunity that he couldn’t miss and decided to start a franchising company. So. 02:01.74Betsy HammUm, they sold their first franchise in 2013 in Williamsburg Virginia um and now fast forward to 20024 where we have about 150 shops in the United States in 22 or 24 states actually and then we’re also in 6 countries outside the us which has been crazy. So. Um I had the opportunity. Actually we opened in Thailand a few months ago and Russ came along with me for the opening and I said did you ever imagine you would be in Thailand listening to people speak thai talking about Doc Donance being so excited for this concept that just started as something fun. Um, for you to do it and you know he’s so humble about it and he’s just like absolutely not He’s like I had no idea something that started as like a fun side project in the ader banks would literally be um, you know sprinkling happiness across the globe and it’s pretty crazy. 02:52.77vigorbrandingIt’s awesome I mean and you obviously stay close to the branding everything you guys do which I personally truly respect and appreciate I think that’s fantastic. Talk about your journey your your duck donut journey. What did you start out and how did you come about this this ah duck opportunity. 03:07.79Betsy HammSure so I spent the first really half I guess of my career at her. She entertainment resorts in marketing so various marketing roles for the sweetest place on earth which of course was a really amazing job. But it’s really always kept um my ear out there for if there was any opportunities that came up that made sense. And a friend of mine had said duck donuts is opening their corporate headquarters here in the Harrisburg area where where I live in Pennsylvania they want someone to come in and build their marketing team and to be honest I had never even heard of duck donuts I had never been to the outer banks. Um, but I had texted a few of my girlfriends who did go every year I said hey the duck donuts. 03:34.80vigorbrandingHe soon. 03:42.87Betsy HammPlace in the outer banks like they’re looking for a marketing person and they both were so emphatic about the fact that I had to take this interview like it’s the best thing ever that would be the most amazing dream job and I’m like wow these ladies are so excited about a Doda concept. Um, so with that excitement I definitely had to take the interview and and came in and met with ah Russ who was the Ceo at the time and of course the founder and the Ceo and you know Russ painted this picture of here’s this brand that people who know it love it and we want to make it at the time we were sick into the us um a national a national brand. Um, so having that opportunity as a marketing person to come in and you know there’s this love and loyalty for this brand but we have to make it more sophisticated. Um, of course it was very mom and pop when it started out. Um so having the opportunity to come in and start from scratch of. You know, logos and and brand voice and style and and I remember talking to the marketing person who was here at the time like why are we not posting pictures on social of donuts like we keep using these illustrated donuts and there’s a couple ducks going on. Um and she said well we don’t have any pictures of donuts I was like oh. 04:34.70vigorbrandingUm, no. 04:45.90vigorbrandingSo right? yeah. 04:49.27Betsy HammSo you know had this opportunity to kind of start at the base of the foundation and really help take this brand and make it more sophisticated and elevated as we’ve continued to grow. So um, started with a company seven years ago in a marketing capacity and probably about a year and a half after I was here. Ah Russ said you know I think you should take on more. Um, and getting ended up getting promoted to co o which you know they don’t usually let marketing people in charge of operations but um manage to yeah hey worked da um, so did the c o roll for a few years and then um is almost three years ago which is crazy. 05:15.61vigorbrandingFor good reason by the way for very good reason. Ah. 05:26.50Betsy HammAh, you know Russ was always very clear that at some point he’s going to take this company as far as he could when need to bring in um, some additional expertise additional cash. Um, so he sold the company to a private equity group in April of 2021 um and at that time is then you know when I when I was promoted to Ceo so it’s been. It’s been a wild journey and something I would have never. 05:40.91vigorbrandingUm, it’s awesome. It. 05:46.70Betsy HammAnticipated you know 8 ten years ago when I had never had even heard of the brand let alone to be to be a Ceo. 05:52.64vigorbrandingIt’s it’s amazing and and congratulations. It’s awesome I mean I guess I can I can I can understand certainly don’t have a global business but I started out as ah, just a marketing guy. A creative guy started my own business and now I’m Ceo and it’s sort of like. 05:59.95Betsy HammSo. 06:07.28vigorbrandingIt’s amazing what you did then and who you were then and what you do now I mean talk a little bit about that I mean that’s got to be different. You got to and not that you don’t get to do it now. But you’re this marketing person. You brought the fun you sprinkled for fun into everyone’s life that kind of thing and your personality exudes that. And I as we Ceo. What’s what’s that what’s that like. 06:24.77Betsy HammYeah, yeah, you know it’s um, it’s making sure you’re stay focused on the right stuff and and letting the experts and on the team do their job and you know it’s It’s funny because and you mentioned this like with your curse. Sometimes you do things that you don’t even realize do have an impact on where you end up. Um you you probably didn’t think that you were going to open your own. 06:42.54vigorbrandingNow. 06:43.82Betsy HammAgency and be the Ceo and that was certainly never on my you know 1020 year plan um so I think sometimes as you go through and have these experiences sometimes it starts to become a little bit more clear that this may work. Um and I remember when rust talked about selling the company I was like oh they’re going to bring somebody in but but during that time it was covered and. 06:58.28vigorbrandingIn here. 07:03.12Betsy HammYou know he had kind of taken a step back and was like hey I’m going to let you run this I’m here to support you I’m I’m here for assistance. Um, and that’s those like wait a minute I I kind of like this but and I kind of like the direction we’re going so you know, let’s continue to to head down that path. Um, but it is different because you know you have to let the experts and the and the team around you. And just make sure I’m providing tools resources make sure I have the right people in the right seats. So. It’s very different in the day to day and you know trying to make sure I don’t just gravitate towards you know one department or anything like that that I have that well-rounded understanding of what ops is doing and obviously the financials is. 07:31.55vigorbrandingYou. 07:39.33Betsy HammHuge piece of the success of the company. So um, yeah, you definitely have to be a lot more well rounded. But I think having the right people around. You makes that a lot easier to do. 07:48.44vigorbrandingNo doubt no doubt did the whole financial side of things did that come easy to you or is that like something you had to because we all do we gra gravitate towards what we love to do right? and I think that’s ah you have a very grid lesson in there that you got to be love all your kids the same. You got you got to deal with all the things with the same amount of passion. 08:01.74Betsy HammUm, yes. 08:06.23vigorbrandingAnd vigor as you would the things you love to do so did that come come easy to you I mean was that something was pretty natural or. 08:10.95Betsy HammUm, you know it wasn’t too bad I think even when I was at Hershey I think very early in my crew I had the opportunity to be exposed to a lot of different departments I mean we worked very closely with operations and we needed to understand the operations mindset. 08:21.25vigorbrandingUm. 08:23.23Betsy HammUm, and I actually went back to grad school I think it was out of um undergrad probably like 2 years to get my Mba and part of that was the financial piece of it and to give the marketing person credibility that look I understand a p and l I understand numbers I might not be able to sit there and be an accountant or a financial analyst. But. 08:29.47vigorbrandingGood. 08:40.70Betsy HammYou know, give me the data and I can I can make decisions. So um, luckily I had a a bit of a knack for that and and again just as that kind of was something I needed to focus on and I admit when you don’t understand something I think is huge I I think we all would not always show our weaknesses so people pretend like they maybe understand something. So. 08:56.15vigorbrandingUm. 08:58.73vigorbrandingUm, and yet. 08:58.87Betsy HammYou know, not being afraid to ask those questions or say time out I need to understand why this happens or what does this mean or why do we care about Ebada or whatever it is. Um I think it’s really important to ask those questions editing point in your career. 09:06.60vigorbrandingI Think that honesty yeah that honesty and clarity and and and and transparency is huge I I Jokingly well I It wasn’t even joking when I started my company. It was funny I got quoted in the into some of the trades and and. My friends framed it and sent it to me because they they they thought it was a joke and I said my business model is pretty Simple. My goal is to be the dumbest person in the building and you know I want to hire everybody in the company smarter better brighter than I am whatever it is that they have to do and it’s always worked. It’s ah sort of a secret weapon and. 09:28.28Betsy HammUm, ah. 09:38.35Betsy HammUm I Love that? yeah. 09:39.37vigorbrandingYeah, just you know in in ask questions and and and and hopefully you know you’ll you’ll you’ll get the right answers and and and grow from it. So um, so a hundred locations 22 states Saudi Arabia I mean how how do you manage that you go from. Again, the marketing side of things to now. What’s the secret. How do you manage that growth. 09:56.41Betsy HammIt is challenging and I I think whenever. Well even when you have 1 location of a brand. It’s it’s hard right? But then when you multiply that times 100 and you have different owners running each of these local businesses. It’s certainly challenging so we try to set. Franchisee up for success in the beginning from a training standpoint and here’s how we do things and this is what duck donuts looks like and sounds like and this is how um, we’re going to operate and you know the 1 thing that I keep really hammering home to the franchisees is we want duck donuts to be known for a superior product with an exceptional customer experience and it sounds basic. But. If. We can be consistently a superior product and provide an exceptional customer experience that’s going to make everyone’s lives better and easier people are going to come back more often. Frequency will be there. Um, so we try to provide all the tools and for order that to happen in order for that to happen. Um, but it’s tough. 10:47.65vigorbrandingUm, you had. 10:49.21Betsy HammYou know because it’s it’s human and and people are going to kind of have their take so you know sometimes on social media if we get tagged and stuff or there’s user-generated Content. You sort of cringe. Maybe when you see the donuts that are going out the door that aren’t consistent or there are you know some local marketing messages that aren’t on Brand. Um, so it’s trying to really make sure we educate upfront what the expectation is and then just hold people and franchisees accountable as we move forward? Um, but for giving those tools and resources it should help Um, but it is It is tough when everybody kind of has a little bit of their own opportunity to to make a spin on the Brand. So. Do have to remind franchisees at times so that it’s it is ducked and it’s that’s that’s name on the door. 11:29.68vigorbrandingYeah I’m sure because I know from personal experience. We’ve dealt. We’ve dealt with a lot of ah ah franchisee groups and you know you have smart people that own these businesses. Um, they have their livelihood tied into it. They have an awful lot of passion for it and. 11:35.21Betsy HammSo but is this. 11:42.37Betsy HammUm, absolutely. 11:44.37vigorbrandingBut yet they have to adhere to the controls because you know the consistency you bring is key and that’s that’s the livelihood that for everybody ultimately and I think sometimes that’s tough to understand is there a secret secret is there a special type of franchise z that you look for because I know like I’ll say again in my experience. I know some folks that are like master franchisees. These guys might own 5 different brands. Ah they might have 30 different stores in one brand and they have these like like corporations I mean they have to have their own hr their finance I mean they’re you know they’re they’re very large businesses but they’re they’re dealing with multiple due. Is there a certain type of ah. 12:13.75Betsy HammUm, oh yeah, yeah. 12:21.44vigorbrandingThe franchisee that’s perfect for duck downs. 12:22.10Betsy HammSo currently, what our franchisee system looks like is we have the smaller franchisee so a lot of them will have you know 2 3 locations. They’ve come from a different background whether they used to be in education or in marketing or in finance and they wanted to be a small business owner. So. But really makes a franchisee successful or somebody who has that small business owner mentality. They’re accountable, um, for their success or their failure and and we’ll give them all the tools and resources that they need in order to succeed. Um, but they really have to have that drive and motivation and and and ability to be able to move the brand forward on that local level. Um, and you know I think the 1 thing because we have that smaller business model. But if it’s you know the average franchisee has 2 locations. Um, they have to be in the store right? like this isn’t like ah set it and forget it and you know I’ll just build it and they will come. It’s you know so easy I mean that’s. 13:06.78vigorbrandingAnd he. 13:14.67Betsy HammUm, it’s a lot of work and it’s constant. So our franchisees have to be able to be in the store and and know what’s going on but having that ability to work on the business and not just in the business is really important and it’s hard to you know, a lot of times you’re going to get um, dragged into the weeds of hey the fire is networking or someone didn’t showt for their shift. Um, so it’s the ability to be a little problem solve on the fly. Um, and oh by the way manage a team because now you have probably on average 17 year olds um, working in your shop and now you have thirty seventeen year olds that you have to you know, keep engage and have them understand this brand and the concept and and deliver that amazing experience. So it’s a. 13:47.87vigorbrandingUm. 13:53.75Betsy HammIt’s an incredibly tough job and to your point you know Franchisees Invest a ton of money some you know college savings or life savings or whatever it is um to have that small business owner opportunity so we want to do whatever we can to to help support them and and make that dream a reality. 14:08.86vigorbrandingThat’s awesome. Do you have like is there a thing like hey we don’t allow anybody have more than five is there any kind of a corporate rule or just kind of play it out like as it goes. 14:15.78Betsy HammNo yeah, um, we do have a few that have 5 ah is the most. But um, no, not really, we actually just sold a 12 shop deal in um, Chicago last and enroll in 2023 um, but to your point he is a sophisticated franchise owner that owns another brand has the infrastructure has the team. Um, so I think as we grow and our brand becomes more sophisticated. We’ll end up with more of those I mean I don’t know if we’ll ever end up with the franchisees who have. 14:30.16vigorbrandingUm, even yep. 14:38.24vigorbrandingGot you. Here. 14:43.52Betsy Hamm50 or 100 brands like some of them. But you know 10 20 locations. Um, there’s certainly the opportunity for that to be to be built out as they go. 14:52.35vigorbrandingThat’s awesome. So I love the custom made you know to order donut model I think it’s great. Your product’s phenomenal I get to try it. Obviously it’s local to me. It’s at ah at the beaches I go to I mean it’s everywhere I go which is awesome. 15:03.40Betsy HammAre. 15:03.73vigorbrandingSo what separates stuck donuts from the competitors like the crispy creams or the dunk the Dunkin donuts that’s the names we hear a lot what what makes you so different and and then the other thing too is what what I feel is really kind of cool is like look they’re not. They’re not inexpensive as far as donuts go oh it’s not a lot of but if know theres things wild wild animals. no no worries 15:19.85Betsy HammUm, I’m sorry of course somebody rings my door hold on one second, let’s go go? yeah. 15:22.32vigorbrandingAh, good. Ah, no worries. 15:28.71vigorbrandingWe just done it this right? Oh it’s no problem. We we just will just edit that chunk. It’s all good. It’s all good. Yeah, we’re great. We’re great now, Please So yeah, so yeah. 15:33.86Betsy HammIt never fails when I’m on something like that that somebody rings the doorbell. Okay I figured you could just edit that sorry I think they stopped okay the the negative of being at home. Not the office. 15:47.56vigorbrandingAh, um, should I start that question again and okay so I what I was saying let me say I love the custom made-to-order donut model. That’s a big part of what separates duck donuts from competitors like we hear of crispy cream and Dunkin donuts to me. It’s always amazing though because ah, they’re Customade. It is a unique, ah different kind of concept. And then there’s a cost associated with it which and rightfully so they’re they’re basically more expensive and still not a lot of money but you know it’s one of those things. How did that all come to be like what is talk about the the competitors and how what separates you and the whole custom made to order concept. 16:18.63Betsy HammSure so that’s certainly been our differentiator is that is the custom made to order concept and your donuts are always fresh, right? So when you walk into a duck donuts. You don’t see any donuts which is very unusual for any of our competitors and sometimes confusing when we open in new markets or new countries. Ah, that you have to go in. You have to decide what you want and will make it fresh and you get to watch the experience if you choose um so that certainly has been our differentiator is is the warm, the customization. Always fresh. So it’s really continuing to embrace that um, because that is our usp. Ah, but then also make sure that we have the ability to deliver on customers’ expectations if they don’t want to wait so that’s been something that we’ve really been focused on in the last year or 2 of course we don’t have drive-frus we’ve talked about it and right now we just think we’re going to really lean into um the customization and the warm piece which would be really hard to do. And a drive-th through model. Um, but what do we do from a convenience factor that if I don’t want to wait for my donut that I can get it faster. So of course there’s things like online ordering. We now have kiosks and shops as well and we’re testing some other more like grab and go opportunities here in the coming months so we want to. Stay true to what’s made us so successful but also be able to reach those customer um expectations from a convenience factor which we know all has become very important over the last several years for sure. 17:29.31vigorbrandingUm, okay. 17:36.95vigorbrandingAbsolutely so like I love the process of building my own personal donut and I think it’s a lot of fun. So let’s have some fun I’m gonna throw some. You guys have so many great like flavors and and combinations I’m gonna throw some different toppings out and I want you to tell me what you feel is the coding things and you you go from marketer to now you’re gonna be the donut Chef the donut creator. Okay. 17:53.22Betsy HammUm, okay yes, um, chocolate vanilla. Okay, so we need to add to this like chocolate. 17:56.80vigorbrandingSo Chopped peanuts all right oreo cookie pieces Graham Cracker crumbs there you go perfect. Okay, chopped bacon very good I would put peanut butter in here too. But that’s just me it shredded coconut. Very good. 18:10.12Betsy HammAnd marshmallow to make it like a some more. Um, maple Oh yeah, yeah, um, lemon. 18:25.48vigorbrandingI See you guys do these things with the the great names and the great brands and the great taste. What’s the the peanut butter. It’s um I Forget the name of the one with the bacon. Yes, yes, what’s there’s one that what’s the one has the bacon on it all the time bacon in the sun. Yeah, yeah, yeah, is that right? and that’s that’s. 18:30.87Betsy HammOf the peanut butter and paradise oh bacon in the sun. Our number 1 selling donut is the bacon donut I far like not even close to the net number 2 18:44.23vigorbrandingWow, That’s incredible. That’s incredible and so like I mean these the people like you said there’s no donuts in windows people walk in are they are they at all nervous about like oh I’ve got I’ve got to talk to people and and make this thing I mean this is new to me is it ah is there a little bit of ah apprehension there or you hear. 19:01.10Betsy HammAbsolutely yeah, oh there is and it’s funny because it’s something that we have been focused on the last um several years and even back to when I started never going to aduct on it and somebody handed me an ordering pat at the time and I was like I don’t even know what this is this is too much to think about. 19:01.93vigorbrandingAh, is there. Okay, good. 19:15.60Betsy HammUm, so a few years ago we introduced assortment guide. So ah at the counter. There’s some countermats that you can pick donuts that are already created. So of course we have seasonal donuts we have lto flavors like right now we have a jelly donut where the jelly’s just like in the middle of the donut. Um, so we do try to make it easier because it is overwhelming and it can be. A lot to think I don’t know what I want or what? what do I put with what especially if you’re building a half dozen or a dozen so we do make a lot of suggestions for dozens and half dozens and even donuts and and to be honest, that’s majority of what people order whether it’s online or or in shop as they’re picking what’s already created. So. Ah, that’s actually a focus of ours right now from what that customer experience is in shop. You know what do those assortment guides look like what’s on the menu boards. Um, how do we help the speed of service and just take out. Um the decisionmaking process for the for the customers if they don’t want to do it. Of course the ability is still there. Um, if they want to customize their donut. But. 20:08.49vigorbrandingUm. 20:12.17Betsy HammThey don’t want to think about it and they want 12 suggestions here. You go here’s a couple to pick from um just to make it a lot easier and simplify the process. 20:18.66vigorbrandingYeah mean that’s smart too because it be well let’s face it people you said they don’t know ah know there’s a reason vanilla is the number 1 selling ice cream right? So I mean you just you know people don’t know unless you show them all the options and and you guys do a great job of that you have so many unique kind of combinations that it’s almost like I gotta try that is that is that good. 20:25.97Betsy HammUm, right? ah. 20:35.49vigorbrandingYou know and and to your point then you know a bacon donut being the number one flavor I don’t think anyone would assume that ever ah but you guys set that up and and make it happen. Yeah. 20:40.11Betsy HammRight? right? and consistently for years I mean I think since I’ve started and even just says our 23 numbers came in. It’s still number one which just amazes me. 20:51.58vigorbrandingThat’s funny now you guys do a lot of philanthropic stuff Charity overlays things like that. Do we talk a little bit about that. 20:55.28Betsy HammSure, um, so we started partnering with Makea wish last year and thatt national campaign will be coming up in April or may timef frameme this year where each one of our locations throughout the us raises money for their local chapter of Makea-w wish so. Um there’s a makea wish donut with blue and white sprinkles. Of course you have the opportunity just to donate at the point of sale or online. Um, when you’re checking out. Um, so that’s been a really great new partnership. Of course they’re about families and kids which we are as well. Um, so in addition to having that national partnership. We have a program. The umbrella called quack gives back which is. 21:23.98vigorbrandingToss me. 21:30.23Betsy HammSome great little um tag to tie into the brand. Um, but we really challenge our franchisees to be involved in their local community. So but we have everybody involved in the makea wish campaign they have the ability to partner with whatever organizations important to them in their local community. So. Um, and those can look differently from whether you know it’s a boys Club Girls Club Pta different fundraisers. Um but partnering with their local community Nonprofits. We think is very important for us to be able to give back on that national as well as local level. 22:02.50vigorbrandingThat’s fantastic. You know I have to I throw this out because I mean you guys have such a cool brand and you know you look at different things and in in the world to sort of combine like pop culture things. It seems like there might be an opportunity for you guys. Yeah, you have the little little rubber duck right? Really cool. Well brandnded. 22:16.10Betsy HammUm. 22:16.82vigorbrandingYou got the speech vibe going right? So I’ve seen all these guys with jeeps I’m not a Jeep guy I’m actually a I’m a land cruiser guy which is similar but not a Jeep guy. So but I’m seeing all these guys with with rubber ducks ducking each other whatever want to call it with their jeeps so you got jeeps you got the beach you got ducks you got duck donuts you guys got to get involved in that somehow somehow we got be giving away donuts. There’s something there. 22:25.96Betsy HammYes. 22:32.84Betsy HammI know I know yes well and you know what’s funny is we have um just on a local level. A lot of deep meetups will happen in duck donuts parking. Lots. 22:35.22vigorbrandingThere’s something there. 22:42.00Betsy HammAh, so they’ll go in. They’ll buy some ducks. They’ll grab some donuts and they do these meet ups and parking lots but I agree like on a big national partnership level that would be amazing gas. Yes oh I like that. 22:45.14vigorbrandingIt’s perfect. Yeah, yeah,, let’s let’s give away a Jeep for the Beach. You know I think you got something there I think that’s ah you know I think that works So that’s awesome. Um, is there anything else you want to talk about as far as the the franchise. What makes a great franchisee. Which the future hold for duck donuts anything else. You want to throw in before I got a couple other questions but I wanted to open it up to you. 23:03.27Betsy HammYeah I mean we’re just we’re in yeah, we’re in growth mode. So we open 32 shops last year we’ll open 45 this year and want to continue to build that so you know just focused on buildinging the brand across the us as well as globally. Um, and getting our existing shops to be more successful. So while the growth of opening shops is very important. We want our existing franchisees to be more profitable more successful. We want them to open additional shops. Um, so of course this has been a 2023 was a challenging year from. Um, a transaction standpoint for a lot of people within the food and beverage industry. Ah people obviously are are watching their spend a little bit and as much as we would love to think people eat donuts every day. Um, so we just have to become more innovative and and more driving of how we’re going to get people back in the door. Um, more frequently. So that’s been. That’s really what we’re focused on right now. 23:52.69vigorbrandingVery cool. It’s amazing to me I go from my my neighborhood in Central Pennsylvania to your Cairo Qatar and Thailand I mean it’s just it’s ah it’s mind boggling you know. 23:58.48Betsy HammUm, yeah, right, it is mind boggling I agree. 24:03.59vigorbrandingSo you know one one other thing when this time of year I mean let’s face. Everyone’s hard starts thinking about working out and eating healthy and all that and donuts don’t necessarily slide right into that that routine. Do you see that as a problem is that is this ever become an issue seasonally. 24:16.94Betsy HammYou know what? January and again I think sometimes just january is that people are recovering from the holidays and spending money and eating and drinking a lot during that time. So January is certainly always a slow time of year for us. Um, but after that you know it’s. 24:22.67vigorbrandingUm. 24:30.53Betsy HammAll about moderation right? of course and in the court we sell coffee and we sell ice cream So you know there’s lots of reasons to to come into duck. Um, that maybe is a little less calories. But you know certainly moderation is certainly good for everyone. Absolutely. 24:32.10vigorbrandingUm, yep. 24:39.74vigorbrandingI mean donuts are happiness and the world needs more happiness. So you know it’s just just goes hand in glove with donuts. So all right? So if you had ah when if you went into your local duck donuts. It can only order one donut. What are you ordering. 24:54.14Betsy HammI’m actually ordering which I built earlier the samoures donut if it’s not fall because our fall donut is an Apple donut which is my favorite donut but you know that’s that’s seasonally yeah the Apple donuts and next fall when it comes around and definitely suggest. 24:55.20vigorbrandingUm, ah, very good, very good who that is your all-time favorite. The Apple done it I’ll try it. So what’s there’s more than just Apple come on you guys you mean you’t just do 1 thing to it. What else is done to it. 25:08.65Betsy HammTrying the Apple done it. 25:13.80vigorbrandingIs just Apple. okay okay I like that nice, well done well done. Oh perfect. Yeah, it’s fun. It’s great. 25:13.94Betsy HammUm, well yeah, it’s like Apple pie filling if that makes sense that’s sitting in the middle of the donut with vanilla icing and if you want to get fancy. You could drip some caramel on there or you know, add anything else like that some cinnamon sugar cinnamon sugar donut with the Apple pie filling. So yes. 25:32.29vigorbrandingOkay, so the last question I asked this to every guest if you had 1 final meal and you can’t say a donut ah and it can’t be done. Its so what would you eat and why what would your last? What would it be. 25:42.47Betsy HammUm, so I would definitely not have to think too hard about this. It would be Mexican like I Love Mexican food so give me like a good taco platter with like beans and rice and like salsa and guacamole and some chips that would be perfect. 25:53.80vigorbrandingAwesome! Very good, very good. Well listen this was fantastic betsy I mean yeah yeah, you just ah you exude the happiness of duck donuts and I’m just I think it’s amazing. What you’ve built and you guys should be very proud and it’s a. 26:00.52Betsy HammThank you. 26:06.90vigorbrandingIt’s ah, a really great brand and and you’re spreading happiness which is always a good thing. So thank you so much for your time sprinkling Happiness I’m sorry sprinkling happiness. So I apologize that’s ah but that’s fantastic. So thank you so much appreciate. You spend time with us. Thank you, You got it. 26:10.83Betsy HammUm, sprinkling sprinkling happiness. Kidding. Thank you Thanks for having me.

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