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Today, Stephen Fishbach and special guest, Omar Zaheer, discuss Survivor 49 episode 3.

Kelly is feeling better, but the anxiety from the steroids sure did a number on her. Luckily Lizz was there to step in and host a 4Runner tour to rave reviews. But now that she's feeling better, Kelly is ready to shop the Prime Day deals. The deals weren't the best, but she managed to get some great finds. One of those finds is a belt she needed for the influencer party both Kelly and Lizz are headed to this week. Does this mean they are fashion influencers now? If they are, Lizz has the perfect brooch! Speaking of brooches, they'll be perfect for a holiday outfit. Kelly is excited for most of the holidays, except the fall salad she perfected last year that could now kill her....  Kelly and Lizz continue to be enthralled with the current season of 'Dancing with the Stars' and have a lot to say about this week's episode. Did the right person go home? How much does personality matter more than dance ability? They'll talk about their favorite dances and the ones that creeped them out.  In Industry News, a list of the top 25 cars that could last 250,000 was released and the top four are Toyota vehicles. Then some unfortunate news as Kia announced the Soul will not be sold after 2025. Then in Ditch the Drive-Thru, Lizz is bringing back the parmesan asparagus and Kelly is making an easy carbonara.  Lastly, Kelly and Lizz celebrate the lives of more of Blake's Besties including the stories of Claire, Molly Grace, Jude and Violet. 

Today, Stephen Fishbach and special guest, Omar Zaheer, discuss Survivor 49 episode 3.

The cheapest car you can buy in 2025 is the Nissan Versa with a manual transmission. The days of the $10,000 dollar, 100k mile warranty Kia are gone. Kia even had a buy one, get one free promo at one point! There's a lot of factors in the rising cost of a car, but if you're going to buy new today and you want something good on a budget, what are you buying? We'd love to hear from you and why you chose what you did when it comes to your BUDGET buying experiences. We then talk all about jacking! Harbor Freight seems to have cornered the consumer market, with a few rare exceptions from Costco and Walmart. And when it comes to offroad, you've got Pro-Eagle, Badlands, and then the specialized bottle and high-lift jacks, but what are you using and why? We need to find a solution for Nick!  The Avants Podcast is brought to you by our friends at STEK USA and Carter Seattle! Not an Avants member? https://www.avants.com/member-plans Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts!  Leave us a voicemail or send us a text any time at 425-298-7873! We're doing give aways! Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and we'll pick a random name every 25th review!  

Kia ora e te ball bags! Producer Alonaa back on the tools again covering our resident rainbow Eds AKA Eric as they're a lil mauiui today... Here's what you missed on the show: What colour is the best flavour? Teg's realised she cursed the Melbourne Storm in the GF... So she puts her powers to good use and curses some people on your behalf. I love you bro but... What do you really wanna say to your bro? Mimi Paranihi from Love Island AU came through for a kōrero! What were you up to when you were 18? Ant Niterl AKA Triple T came through to talk about his new song with Knowble "Size Doesn't Matter" Shot for listening, From Producer Alonaa, Producer A-aron, Producer Kanuka, AJ BOI! xx

My guest this week is Kimberley Gardiner, the CMO of Tractor Supply Company. Since 2022, she's been leading the charge on all things marketing for the country's largest rural lifestyle retailer, from big national campaigns to loyalty programs that keep their 30 million-plus Neighbor's Club members engaged. Kimberley's career isn't just impressive, it's diverse—she's held senior marketing roles at Volkswagen, Mitsubishi, Kia, and Toyota, and even jumped into the tech space as CMO of a digital asset management company. She knows what it takes to connect with people, whether they're shopping for cars, tractors, or anything in between. On top of that, she's a Mills College graduate with an MBA from Indiana University, and she still makes time to shape the future of the field, serving on the Brand Innovators Marketing Leadership Council and helping guide the PopTech Advisory Board.

Kia ora e te whānau.We had a particularly nice time on this week's AidStation podcast, celebrating one year of Ali and Andrew jumping on board. Matt had the opportunity to ask them a mix of longer-form and quick-fire style questions about the last 12 months, and what they were looking forward to in the next 12 months and beyond.If you are after an under-the-hood look at what makes the two “new” co-hosts of Dirt Church Radio tick, then dive in. Plus, Andrew from the future grabs interviews with 24 Hours of Blue Lake RD, Sarah Sunshine, and Sue Hunter.Excellent stuff.Dirt Church Radio – Best Enjoyed Running.--- --- ---Episode LinksSign up for the DCR AidStation newsletterThe Squadrun 4-Week Training Trial for DCR Listeners!Dirt Church Radio on InstagramDirt Church Radio on FacebookFurther Faster New ZealandEnjoy!Music by Andrew McDowall, Digicake

Today, Rob Cesternino and Stephen Fishbach discuss Survivor 49 episode 2.

Today, Rob Cesternino and Stephen Fishbach discuss Survivor 49 episode 2.

In today's episode of The Dive Driven by Kia, Kobe and Meteos welcome commissioner MarkZ to discuss the return of the LCS in 2026. Read more here: https://lolesports.com/en-US/news/lcs-and-cblol-returnNext, the crew breaks down the LTA Championship this past weekend in Dallas including Vivo Keyd Stars taking down 100 Thieves, FlyQuest claiming the LTA Championship title, and Dhokla's return to the finals stage. Finally, we look ahead to the start of the Promotion/Relegation tournament this weekend with some familiar names like Tactical, Winsome, V1per, FakeGod, LCS MVP Summit… and even a World Champion (oooh, spooky). Tune in starting this Saturday to see if Disguised can defend their spot or if a new team will join the LCS next year!

In May of 1988, eight-year-old Malakia “Kia” Logan vanished while riding her bike just a few hundred yards from her home in Greenwood County, South Carolina. Despite massive searches, Kia was never found. Two years later, a hunter in Newberry County made a chilling discovery that would confirm the community's worst fears. Decades have passed since Kia disappeared, and while her memory lives on, her killer has never been brought to justice.  SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS BILT Visit joinbilt.com/girlgone Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Kia ora,Welcome to Wednesday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the international edition from Interest.co.nz.And today we lead with news the US faces a federal government shutdown as markets start to realise Trump has no problem being reckless and has no problem hurting his 'friends'..But first, there was another Pulse dairy auction overnight. And that brought marginally weaker prices for both SMP and WMP, down a bit less than -0.5% in USD terms. In fact these prices are now at their lowest level of 2025. But because the NZD is falling, the prices achieved actually rose about the same amount in local currency.In the US, the number of job openings in August were virtually unchanged from July at 7.2 mln as was expected.But the Chicago PMI fell again in September, well below market expectations that it would improve. And the dip was sharp, the most in three months.Also weaker was the Dallas Fed services sector with their retail sector retreating rather fast in an unusual move lower.Adding to the downbeat sentiment was the September report from the Conference Board showing consumers are glummer than at any time since the start of the year. A common theme in the survey responses is the impact of rising inflation.And the downbeat sentiment may well get worse, and quickly. The White House seems to relish a full government shutdown to start their fiscal year tomorrow with mass firings rather than furloughs. And Trump says some American cities he considers dangerous should become training grounds for American troops, proposing 'his' troops be used to fight other Americans in their home cities. It is getting toxic very fast there.For their economy, there is a real possibility now that this weekend's non-farm payrolls release will be cancelled because the department releasing it will be closed. If that turns out to be the case, it could mask some quite weak results. Analysts now expect less than a +50,000 gain.Financial markets are downplaying the risks of all this, mainly because there have been many 'shutdown' crises over the decades. But at least the earlier ones involved parties prepared to reach a deal. Maybe not this time.Across the Pacific in China, their official factory PMI contracted again. But even though it is the sixth straight monthly contraction, the pace of decline was the least in that time. (Their factory PMI rose in February and March, but only by marginal levels.) Their official services PMI for September is no longer expanding. These official PMIs have been more conservative than the private surveys (RatingDog, ex Caixin) probably because they have a heavier weighting to Chinese SOEs. The private ones are more attuned to private and foreign enterprises, surveyed by S&P Global, and they report a faster expanding factory sector, and solidly expanding services sector.Meanwhile, China has frozen imports of BHP iron ore in a pricing dispute. BHP is their third largest supplier after Rio Tinto and Brazil's Vale.Taiwanese consumer sentiment rose in September, but to be fair the bar is low because it has been stunted since May.In Europe, Germany said their CPI inflation edged up to 2.4% in September, marginally above the August level. But ist was a rise that was slightly more than expected.In Australia, there were no surprises from their central bank which held its cash rate target at 3.6%. But even though this hold was all priced in, there was some surprising reaction in financial markets. Somehow the decision was regarded as 'hawkish' and the AUD rose and benchmark bond interest rates fell on the news. The strong currency remained although the bond move was later reversed. Air cargo volumes in August grew +4.1% globally, driven by a near +10% rise from a year ago in the Asia/Pacific region. But notably, North American air cargo volumes fell -2.1% on the same basis in August, the weakest global region. And the pattern was similar for passenger travel. Asia/Pacific and Latin America brought strong growth, underpinning a +4.6% expansion, but North America lagged here too, only up +0.5% from a year ago.The UST 10yr yield is still at 4.14%, unchanged from yesterday.The price of gold will start today at US$3846/oz, up +US$16 from yesterday and a new all-time high. Silver is -50 USc softer however.American oil prices are down another -50 USc at just over US$62.50/bbl, with the international Brent price now just under US$66.50/bbl and down more than -US$1.The Kiwi dollar is at just on 58 USc and up +20 bps from yesterday. Against the Aussie however we are down -30 bps at 87.6 AUc and a new three year low. Against the euro we are little-changed at 49.4 euro cents. That all means our TWI-5 starts today at just on 65.1, and unchanged.The bitcoin price starts today at US$112,876 and down -0.8% from yesterday. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been low at just on +/- 0.9%.You can get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston. And we will do this again tomorrow.

Kia ora famBly! Thanks so much for tuning in. Very fun show today, featuring my album of the week, w/ The Producers by Paul St. Hilaire – some amazing dub techno spearheaded by a pioneer of the genre, with collaborations from producers across the electronica spectrum. Catch you all next week! Ngā mihi to our amazing sponsors, The Tuning Fork!

Kia ora,Welcome to Tuesday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the international edition from Interest.co.nz.And today we lead with news gold is soaring on US missteps, and oil is falling as demand falters while supply is rising fast.Overnight US data was mixed. August pending home sales came in a little better than expected, up +4.0% from July, but only up +3.8% from year ago levels which themselves were relatively stunted. Less than 20% of American realtors expect the next three months to improve.But the Dallas Fed factory survey reported a sharpish turn lower, a second consecutive monthly contraction in manufacturing activity and the steepest since June. But they still have growth, just far less. New orders dipped again. Costs continue to rise faster than selling prices.The chances of a US federal government shutdown are rising with compromise no longer in anyone's vocabulary. Trump thinks no-one will blame him for his intransigence.And apparently, the next US tariff target is movie production - something both Australian and New Zealand creative industries will look at with trepidation.Singapore reported their producer prices rose. They grew by +1.1% in August from a year ago, after a -2.4% drop in the previous month. And this was their first producer price inflation since March 2025.Later today, China will release its August PMI data, the key releases before their Golden Week holiday break that starts tomorrow.In India, industrial production rose +4.0% in August from a year ago, slowing slightly from the upwardly revised 4.3% growth rate in July, but less than the expected +5% increase. Still, the result continued a reasonable first half of the year, showing that initial tariffs by the Americans did not have a significant immediate impact on their industrial activity.But today's big news will be the RBA's upcoming rate review. Analysts expect no change at 3.6%. Financial markets are of the same view with nothing priced in to secondary market wholesale rates. But the RBA will be weighing the impact of relatively strong labour markets, good economic growth, low budget deficits and a strong fiscal impulse, along with rising CPI inflation touching 3.0% in August. Waiting could leave them with a harder-to-control inflation problem, although to be fair, no-one expects a rise today even if many think it would be warranted and wise.The UST 10yr yield is now at 4.14%, down -5 bps from yesterday.The price of gold will start today at US$3830/oz, up +US$72 from yesterday and a new all-time high. Silver had yet another big spurt, now almost at US$47/oz. This latest surge puts the US gold stockpile at Fort Knox and the NY Fed now worth more than US$1 tln.American oil prices are down a sharpish -US$2 at just over US$63/bbl, with the international Brent price now just over US$67.50/bbl. With global demand wavering, the planned OPEC increase, plus the resumption of Iraqi oil from their Kurdistan region has traders talking about a glut.The Kiwi dollar is at just over 57.8 USc and up +10 bps from yesterday. Against the Aussie however we are down -25 bps at 87.9 AUc and that is the lowest in three years. Against the euro we are little-changed at 49.3 euro cents. That all means our TWI-5 starts today at just on 65.1, down -10 bps.The bitcoin price starts today at US$113,795 and up +3.2% from yesterday. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been modest at under +/- 1.8%.You can get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston. And we will do this again tomorrow.

Kia ora,Welcome to Monday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the international edition from Interest.co.nz.And today we lead with news even the giant American economy can't seem to maintain its momentum, with Trump grabbing at all the levers of government. He is even taking government domain names and inserting is personal interests. It will become increasingly hard to separate real American economic data from that skewed by his army of MAGA blackshirts who have been inserted into these agencies.The week ahead will be busy, with major economic releases that will culminate with the US September non-farm payrolls report and related labour market data. Ordinarily they impact the policy path for the Fed this year. Markets currently expect jobs growth of less than +50,000 and settling in to a low trajectory. Before that we will get the ADP private employment report (expect even less), results from the JOLTS report, and Challenger job cuts (a big jump is expected by analysts).Besides labour updates, investors will also be on alert for the risk of a US government shutdown at the start of the new fiscal year on October 1The September update of the ISM PMI is due (analysts think it will be more contractionary than in August), and we will also get PMI releases from China, Canada, Brazil, South Korea, and ASEAN countries.Regionally, the RBA will be reviewing its monetary policy settings on Tuesday, and now no rate cut is expected due to rising inflation pressures, so markets expect it to stay at 3.6%. India will also be reviewing its monetary policy position late Wednesday, and no change is expected there either, keeping their rate at 5.5%.Daylight savings time has started in New Zealand of course, but not yet in Australia. So we will be 3 hours ahead of eastern Australia. But Queensland, the Northern Territory, and Western Australia do not observe daylight saving time, making it a patchwork system across their country.Over the weekend, China released August industrial profits data. After struggling all year to July to show any improvement on the equivalent month a year ago, August industrial profits rose at a good clip, up by more than +20% on the prior August's lame result. There was faster growth in the private sector while state-owned enterprises recorded a much smaller decline.And we should note that China is about to go on its 2025 national Golden Week holiday which will run from Wednesday, October 1st to Wednesday, October 8th, an extended eight-day holiday that combines National Day with the Mid-Autumn Festival. This is a major time for domestic and international travel, resulting in busy transportation and tourist activity. Businesses largely suspend their operations in this time but key government departments do operate.Over the weekend, Singapore released industrial production data delivering a large negative surprise. This activity was down a massive -7.8% in August from a year ago. The month-on-month data was sharply negative too. It was largely driven by very big drops in the electronics and biomedical sectors and caught analysts very much by surprise.And over the weekend in the world's largest economy, they released personal income and spending data for August which came in pretty much as anticipated. Personal disposable income rose +0.4% in the month and personal consumption expenditure rose +0.6% on the same basis - all from the prior month. But if you think about it, these are actually fast annualised rises, with costs rising much faster than incomes.This same data shows incomes were up +1.9% from a year ago, consumption up 2.7% on that year-ago basis. And as we noted, recent changes are rising faster than these annual shifts. The Fed will have noticed, as PCE inflation is now running well over 3% and its fastest since February. Goods inflation is 4.2% with durable goods up +5.2% in a year in this data. Clearly the tariff-tax effect is not transitory.The updated September University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey for the US was revised slightly lower to be -21% lower than a year ago. Consumers surveyed continue to express frustration over persistently high prices, with 44% spontaneously mentioning to surveyors that high prices are eroding their personal finances. And they say they expect inflation to be +4.7% higher in a year's time - interestingly similar to the current goods inflation data.Markets are going to have to accept that inflation is being structurally embedded at above target levels and that the prospect of more rate cuts is receding if the Fed is to have any credibility with an inflation-fighting mandate. Financial markets have priced in one -25 bps rate cut this year, two by the end of January 2026. Politics may deliver them but it will be at the expense of inflation - which is clearly rising again and quite fast.And the US has also arbitrarily decided to impose new tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, adding to the costs their consumers will have to pay, either via import duties or from new facilities to be built locally. If it goes as Trump plans, the excess capacity internationally (after removing production for the US) will cause international prices to fall as US prices rise. Lose-lose for Americans, win-win for international consumers.The UST 10yr yield is now at 4.19%, little-changed from Saturday to be up +5 bps from a week ago.The price of gold will start today at US$3759/oz, down -US$14 from Saturday. That is up +US$78 from a week ago. Silver had another big spurt over the weekend, now up over US$46/oz, a weekly gain of +US$3.American oil prices are down -50 USc at just over US$65/bbl, with the international Brent price now just over US$69.50/bbl.The Kiwi dollar is at just under 57.7 USc and down -10 bps from Saturday, and down -80 bps from a week ago. Against the Aussie we are unchanged at 88.2 AUc but down -60 bps for the week. Against the euro we are down -10 bps at 49.3 euro cents. That all means our TWI-5 starts today at just on 65.2, similar to Saturday at this time.The bitcoin price starts today at US$110,271 and up +0.6% from Saturday. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been very low at under +/- 0.5%.You can get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston. And we will do this again tomorrow.

Hoy venimos cargados de novedades y vamos a hablar de tres temas que seguro os van a interesar. Empezamos con el Kia EV5, el nuevo SUV eléctrico de la marca coreana que apunta a convertirse en una de las referencias del mercado. Un coche con un diseño muy moderno, cargado de tecnología y con esa línea que recuerda al exitoso EV9, pero en un formato más compacto y accesible. Kia quiere que sea un modelo global, y promete un buen equilibrio entre autonomía, equipamiento y precio. El segundo protagonista de la semana es el Omoda 7, el nuevo SUV de la marca china que llega para competir fuerte en un segmento donde cada vez hay más jugadores. Viene con un diseño atrevido, motores electrificados y una propuesta tecnológica muy ambiciosa. Omoda, que pertenece al grupo Chery, está demostrando que no viene de paso, sino que quiere consolidarse en Europa con modelos cada vez más competitivos. Y para cerrar, no podía faltar el tema más espectacular: el récord de velocidad alcanzado por BYD con su hiperdeportivo eléctrico Yangwang U9 Xtreme. Este coche ha conseguido rozar los 500 km/h y superar al mismísimo Bugatti, lo que demuestra hasta qué punto los eléctricos ya no tienen nada que envidiar a los superdeportivos tradicionales. Una auténtica locura de casi 3.000 caballos de potencia que rompe todos los esquemas. Así que ya lo sabéis, en este programa vamos a analizar a fondo el Kia EV5, el Omoda 7 y el récord histórico de BYD. Tres temas que muestran la transformación que está viviendo el mundo del motor: de los eléctricos globales a los nuevos rivales chinos y a la velocidad más extrema jamás registrada. ¡Arrancamos! ç Escúchanos en: www.podcastmotor.es Twitter: @AutoFmRadio Instagram: autofmradio Twitch: AutoFMPodcast Youtube: @AutoFM Contacto: info@autofm.es

Det lyder som et luftkastel, men lige nu kan danskerne faktisk finde fabriksnye elbiler til priser, der mest af alt minder om brugtbilsmarkedet. Spørgsmålet er, om det er et mirakeltilbud eller en skjult fælde. At gå ind hos en forhandler og køre ud i en fabriksny stationcar til under 160.000 kr. lyder som et scenarie fra en svunden tid. Men det er virkeligheden netop nu. Ikke en slidt treårig model eller en bil med hundredtusind kilometer på bagen, men en ny bil på strøm, klar til levering. Priserne er resultatet af et bilmarked under massivt pres. Nye aktører presser sig på, etablerede mærker kæmper for at holde trit, og fyldte lagre får forhandlerne til at sætte priserne ned i et tempo, vi aldrig har set før. Men fristelsen kan være farlig. De laveste priser hænger ofte sammen med kompromiser som kortere rækkevidde, langsommere opladning og beskedent udstyr. Og hvad sker der, når bilen engang skal sælges videre? Er det stadig et kup, eller viser det sig at være en dyr lærestreg? Det er netop det, Christian Schacht og Jan Lang vender i denne uges Bilradio, hvor de også dykker ned i de historier, alle i bilbranchen taler om: Volvos luksus-elbil, der allerede står foran en dramatisk opgradering efter kun et halvt år. Mercedes-ejeren, der fik en bil til en halv million, men uden Apple CarPlay.Nye prisfald hos kinesiske Zeekr.Renault 5 i privatleasing til opsigtsvækkende priser.Ford presser priserne ned på Puma og Capri. Kia på vej med spændende mellemklassemodelXpengs softwareopdatering, der giver danske ejere utrygge oplevelser bag rattet.Testgaragen: Skoda Enyaq mod Tesla Model Y – komfort og kvalitet sat op mod teknik og software.Som altid lytternes spørgsmål og kommentarer. Værter: Christian Schacht og Jan Lang Redaktør: Jacob Grosen Klip og produktion: Kasper RisgaardSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Rob Cesternino and Stephen Fishbach discuss the Survivor 49 premiere.

Today, Rob Cesternino and Stephen Fishbach discuss the Survivor 49 premiere.

Congrats to Kia Player of the Year, FlyQuest's Inspired! In this live episode of The Dive Driven by Kia, he joins Kobe, Meteos, and special guest from the South, Takeshi, to chat about his year and the upcoming Championship weekend.

With a solid business idea and a lot of hard work, you can earn good money in Australia. The truth of this wisdom is confirmed by our traveling reporter Kia Kuhnert. In the Noosa area, in Queensland, she met Gabriele and Klaus Caldeweyher, who had such a good business idea years ago, which also earned them Australian citizenship. They told Kia exactly how it worked. - Mit einer soliden Geschäftsidee und viel Fleiß kann man in Australien gutes Geld verdienen. Die Wahrheit dieser Weisheit bestätigt unsere reisende Reporterin Kia Kuhnert. In der Gegend von Noosa, in Queensland, ist sie Gabriele und Klaus Caldeweyher begegnet, die vor Jahren so eine gute Businessidee hatten, was ihnen dazu noch die australische Staatsbürgerschaft einbrachte. Wie das genau klappte, das haben sie Kia erzählt.

In ep 140 of “How Do You Say That?!” sponsored by britishvoiceover.co.uk, Marissa Dubois joins Sam and Mark to talk about taking all the emotion out of a documentary read (and how feeling cross can help). We remove the schmaltz from a schmaltzy script and explore how not to be excessively sentimental when talking about love. Plus how varying your pace within a sentence can bring more drama, and how nailing a conversational read is one of the trickiest to pull off.Our VO question this week is all about how you prepare for a singing part in a voice over script.Get involved! Have you got a Wildcard suggestion that we should try or an idea for the show? Send it to us via Mark or Sam's social media or email it directly to podcast@britishvoiceover.co.ukScript 1The knock could come at any hour.No explanation. No warning. Just a quiet summons.Questions came quickly.So did threats.These weren't arrests.They were warnings. Proof that they were watching.And that if they chose... you could vanishThe streets ran with fear.Voices were met with bullets.And then—he appeared.Not in a war room... but in the rain.It was the image of a ruler unravelling.Script 2Love isn't the goal.It's the reason—the way they wait by the door,the silence that makes words unnecessary.They deserve care that keeps pace,support that shows up,science that moves with them every step.At PAWSITIVE, we've always stood beside the vets who listen closer,the pet parents who notice sooner.Not because it's easy, but because it's love.PAWSITIVE. For a life well loved.We'd love your feedback - and if you listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, hit the follow button today!**Listen to all of our podcasts here - you can also watch on YouTube, or say to your smart speaker "Play How Do You Say That?!"About our guest: Marissa DuBois is a professional voice talent, singer, and singing coach based in Los Angeles, California, specializing in commercials, animation, video games, audiobooks, children's songs, corporate narration, and more. She is also a multi-award-nominated actor for the One Voice Awards.She got her start in voice over studying acting at the University of Southern California and has since voiced 1000+ projects with major brands and clients around the world including Little Angels, Zales, Lego, Vida and Vet, Walmart, The North Face, Kia, and has voiced games available on all major consoles and app stores. Marissa's Website @marissadubs on Instagram Marissa's Facebook page Resources: Click here for the Wildcard Generator and don't forget to think of an action your character can be doing!About your hosts:With over 40 years...

Kia ora,Welcome to Friday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the international edition from Interest.co.nz.And today we lead with news that currency markets, bond markets and equity markets all react to unexpectedly 'strong' US data releases overnight, much of it sceptical. In fact we are getting rising risk aversion questioning its believability.US initial jobless claims came in last week at just over 180,000, and less than expected, and less than seasonal factors would have indicated. There are now 1.728 mln people on these benefits, but still +100,000 more than at the same time last year.And new orders for manufactured durable goods rose marginally in August from July, following two consecutive monthly decreases. That puts them a good +5.4% higher than year-ago levels. But non-defence, non-aircraft capital goods orders were low in the month, up just +1.6% from a year ago and it seems clear boardrooms are not enthusiastic investors at this point.This data is far more positive than the regional Fed factory survey are picking up, so we will need to wait before we conclude reshoring is actually happening.The September factory survey from the Kansas City Fed described only very modest changes in factories in their region. Order backlogs reduced as did new orders for export.In fact, US exports fell -1.4% in August in updated trade data, while imports fell -5.6%. That narrowed their trade deficit but only to the level it was in June, and not materially different to August a year ago. So it is hard to see much 'progress' here in shrinking this.But, the final US GDP result for the June quarter came in with a huge revision higher, up +3.8% from a year ago. This was apparently driven by a decrease in imports, and an increase in consumer spending, offset by decreases in investment and exports. There was a one-off revision to the consumer spending data in this release which twisted things somewhat. Again, this data is hard to reconcile with the real-time high-frequency data that we saw in the second quarter, but this is what they are reporting.If the Fed accepts this GDP data, rate cuts there are likely pushed further away.Meanwhile, August data on existing home sales dipped in August.In Canada, they reported average weekly earnings for July and they were up +3.3% to C$1,308 from a year ago, following a +3.6% increase in June.And staying in Canada, their federal government has instructed Canada Post to end door-to-door postal delivery.In China, the yuan has appreciated to the highest level in nearly 10 months against the American dollar as concerns over frictions between the world's two largest economies subside and China's economic growth prospects remain steady.In Taiwan, after four consecutive months of decreases, their reported retail sales that rose in August from a year ago. This data is modest compared to their booming industrial sector as we noted yesterday.And perhaps we should note that the Swiss central bank left its policy rate unchanged at 0% in an overnight review. Switzerland has inflation running at just +0.2% pa.Container freight rates fell faster last week, down -8% for the week to be a massive -55% lower than year-ago levels. And it was again outbound rates from China that is driving this retreat. But bulk freight rates actually rose again last week by +2.9% to be +10.5% higher than year-ago levels.The UST 10yr yield is now at 4.17%, up +2 bps from yesterday at this time.The price of gold will start today at US$3739/oz, up just +US$6 from yesterday. Silver is on the mover however, up approaching US$45/oz.American oil prices are little-changed at just under US$65/bbl, with the international Brent price still just over US$69/bbl.The Kiwi dollar is at just on 57.6 USc and down another -50 bps from yesterday and that is its lowest level since mid-April. Against the Aussie we are down just -10 bps at 88.2 AUc and near a three-year low. Against the euro we are actually unchanged at 49.5 euro cents. That all means our TWI-5 starts today at just over 65.2, and down another -30 bps.The bitcoin price starts today at US$108,928 and down -4.3% from this time yesterday. Volatility over the past 24 hours has again been moderate at just over +/- 2.3%.You can get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston. And we will do this again on Monday.

Briefly | 23 Sep 2025 It's EV News Briefly for Tuesday 23 September 2025, everything you need to know in less than 5 minutes if you haven't got time for the full show. Patreon supporters fund this show, get the episodes ad free, as soon as they're ready and are part of the EV News Daily Community. You can be like them by clicking here: https://www.patreon.com/EVNewsDaily HYUNDAI ADDS NEW IONIQ 5 N TRIM CALLED ‘ESSENTIAL' https://evne.ws/3Kk5MMG CALIFORNIA WON'T REPLACE FEDERAL EV TAX CREDIT https://evne.ws/42CcsvW THREE TESLA "ROBOTAXI" CRASHES ON JULY 1 https://evne.ws/3Kgyy0H TESLA UPDATES ORDERING LANGUAGE FOR $7,500 EV CREDIT https://evne.ws/4nCom14 TESLA SUPERCHARGER VIRTUAL QUEUE FEATURE DETECTED https://evne.ws/4pzd4MD PORSCHE CHANGES PRODUCT PLANS, SLOWING ALL-ELECTRIC ROLLOUT https://evne.ws/3W2044J LUCID GRAVITY INVENTORY SELLS OUT QUICKLY https://evne.ws/4gHSeHe JEEP CANCELS GLADIATOR PLUG-IN HYBRID https://evne.ws/425jdq3 KIA EV4 NOW BUILT IN EUROPE https://evne.ws/47RkQeD HYUNDAI IONIQ 6 CHARGING-PORT DOOR RECALL https://evne.ws/4pBL7DW VOLVO RUNS THREE-VEHICLE CRASH TEST DEMONSTRATION WITH EX90 https://evne.ws/4pzcXAH RIVIAN ADVENTURE NETWORK NOW HAS 100 SITES OPEN TO ALL EVS https://evne.ws/422uoQf BYD'S YANGWANG U9 XTREME NOW WORLD'S FASTEST PRODUCTION VEHICLE https://evne.ws/47QDljj HYUNDAI ADDS NEW IONIQ 5 N TRIM CALLED ‘ESSENTIAL' Hyundai introduced the IONIQ 5 N Essential trim, making high-performance electric driving more accessible by offering core N features and vital technologies at a reduced price. This new option also includes advanced driver safety systems and a unique Parking Assist Lite package, providing excellent value for EV enthusiasts. CALIFORNIA WON'T REPLACE FEDERAL EV TAX CREDIT California will focus resources on expanding EV charging infrastructure after deciding not to immediately replace the expiring federal EV tax credit, aiming to support long-term statewide electrification. The state may revive its own incentive next year, potentially funded by successful carbon-trading programs, and remains committed to reducing emissions and fostering green innovation. THREE TESLA "ROBOTAXI" CRASHES ON JULY 1 REPORTED Tesla's Austin robotaxi pilot transparently reported three crashes shortly after launch, with all incidents involving either minor injuries or none, demonstrating strong incident management and care for participants. The pilot continues under close regulatory oversight, highlighting Tesla's commitment to safe autonomous vehicle testing. TESLA UPDATES ORDERING LANGUAGE FOR $7,500 EV CREDIT Tesla swiftly updated its order process to align with the IRS's newly clarified rules, ensuring more customers can still benefit from the $7,500 federal EV tax credit even if delivery takes place after September 30. This proactive approach helps buyers maximize incentives while making EV ownership more affordable. TESLA SUPERCHARGER VIRTUAL QUEUE FEATURE DETECTED Tesla is preparing to launch a virtual queuing system for Supercharger stations, allowing owners to secure a spot without waiting on-site—a step that promises to streamline the charging experience. The development, discovered in the latest over-the-air update, could soon become widely available and improves convenience for all Tesla drivers. PORSCHE CHANGES PRODUCT PLANS, SLOWING ALL-ELECTRIC ROLLOUT Porsche is adapting to global market conditions by ensuring customers can choose from both advanced hybrids and exciting new combustion models while ramping up investments in future EVs. With several electrified and hybrid options planned, Porsche is positioning itself to deliver innovation and performance for every driver preference. LUCID GRAVITY INVENTORY SELLS OUT QUICKLY Lucid's Gravity SUV inventory sold out online in less than 24 hours, signaling enthusiastic demand for the company's latest electric model. Production is set to ramp up further following supply chain improvements, with the Gravity poised to become a flagship offering for Lucid this year. JEEP CANCELS GLADIATOR PLUG-IN HYBRID Jeep is refocusing its Gladiator lineup in response to evolving customer preferences, ensuring continued investment and production stability for this popular midsize pickup through at least 2028. The model remains strong, with recent sales growth following price adjustments, and Jeep continues to innovate with their electrified SUV range. KIA EV4 NOW BUILT IN EUROPE Production of the Kia EV4 has begun at the AutoLand facility in Slovakia, making it Kia's first European-built electric vehicle. The advanced plant combines state-of-the-art robotics and engineering expertise to deliver vehicles with specially tuned handling for European roads, following rigorous validation tests. HYUNDAI IONIQ 6 CHARGING-PORT DOOR RECALL Hyundai is proactively recalling Ioniq 6 fastbacks to address a charging-port door issue, with a straightforward fix already implemented to ensure safety and customer confidence. The company's rapid response underscores its dedication to ongoing quality and reliability for EV owners. VOLVO RUNS THREE-VEHICLE CRASH TEST DEMONSTRATION WITH EX90 Volvo performed an unprecedented three-vehicle crash test with the EX90, going beyond regulatory requirements to set new benchmarks for real-world EV safety. Test data showed excellent occupant protection, demonstrating Volvo's continued leadership in automotive safety during the industry's electrification shift. RIVIAN ADVENTURE NETWORK NOW HAS 100 SITES OPEN TO ALL EVS Rivian's Adventure Network now welcomes all EVs at 100 of its charging sites, greatly expanding fast-charging access and convenience for drivers of every brand. With a robust rollout of new and upgraded dispensers, Rivian is making reliable, high-speed charging more accessible across North America. BYD'S YANGWANG U9 XTREME NOW WORLD'S FASTEST PRODUCTION VEHICLE BYD's Yangwang U9 Xtreme set a new world speed record for production vehicles, reaching 496.22 km/h (308.4 mph) thanks to cutting-edge electric propulsion technology. This achievement highlights the remarkable performance potential of EVs and demonstrates BYD's leadership in automotive innovation.

Kia ora e te whānau. James Inwood is no stranger to challenge. The Greytown runner has completed numerous ultramarathons, including the infamous Coast to Kosci; however, nothing could have prepared him for the challenge of Badwater 135. 217 kilometers of road from Death Valley Basin, finishing on the road to Mount Whitney, the race starts at the lowest point in the contiguous USA and ends on the road to the highest. Brutal temperatures, tight cut-offs, massive crew requirements, and a finishing list that includes the legends of our sport- the Badwater 135 is an ultimate test of endurance. Andrew McDowall spoke to James Inwood about what it takes to undertake and complete such a massive undertaking. They discuss the training, the journey, and the cost of one of the most legendary races ever. Excellent stuff.Dirt Church Radio – Best Enjoyed Running.--- --- ---Episode LinksAlzheimer's Wairarapa Sign up for the DCR AidStation newsletterThe Squadrun 4-Week Training Trial for DCR Listeners!Dirt Church Radio on InstagramDirt Church Radio on FacebookFurther Faster New ZealandEnjoy!Music by Andrew McDowall, Digicake

Es begann mit drei Marktständen, heute kommen jährlich eine Million Besucher. Die Rede ist von den Eumundi Markets in der Nähe von Noosa in Queensland. Diese Sehenswürdigkeit wollte sich auch unsere reisende Reporterin Kia nicht entgehen lassen und machte einen Besuch. Und dabei ist sie auch auf Lotti gestoßen. Die 27-Jährige hat dort einen Stand und erzählt Kia vom ganzen Trubel auf dem Markt.

Kia ora e te whānau. Mistakes were made. The first of many in this week's episode of the AidStation was Andrew McDowall describing Matt as having a “water off a duck's back” mentality. This is not true. Especially when the water is the wider response to the Joyline Chepgnego doping saga.That water really sank in. The duck was soaked. . Ali, Andrew, and Matt discuss this thorny issue and where responsibility for supporting athletes accused of doping sits, and is the response from sponsors and the wider bodies in the sport is up to scratch. Furthermore, do the systems that drive these athletes to chase greater riches and fame provide adequate support and guidance to avoid potential pitfalls? This (of course) leads to a conversation about why Andrew would race David Bain in a half-marathon and not Lance Armstrong. Do age group wins count? How long could a post-race funk reasonably extend?  What even is Sunnyvale Baked Bean Syndrome? We touch on how running can be as much of an addiction as the next thing, and how being lubed for bear in civilian clothes when your plans change quickly feels in some way subversive.. As a parting thought,  there is some comfort in that we were probably never going to get sponsored by Salomon anyway. Also, check out our show notes for a great article in iRunFar on the subject written by Eszter Horanyi.Excellent stuff.Dirt Church Radio – Best Enjoyed Running.--- --- --- Episode Links IrunFar Article on ChepgnegoSign up for the DCR AidStation newsletterThe Squadrun 4-Week Training Trial for DCR Listeners!Dirt Church Radio on InstagramDirt Church Radio on FacebookFurther Faster New ZealandEnjoy!Music by Andrew McDowall, Digicake

Today's episode of The Dive Driven by Kia kicks off with the official presentation of the LTA North Kia Rookie of the Year award, followed by the announcement of the Kia All-Pro teams for LTA North Split 3!After the big reveals, we dive into all things LTA Playoffs. Be sure to tune in this Saturday as FlyQuest takes on Vivo Keyd Stars in the upper bracket, followed by a showdown for the last Worlds spot on Sunday between 100 Thieves and RED Canids Kalunga.You can still get your tickets to the LTA Championship in Dallas here! https://am.ticketmaster.com/aec/buy?id=MTc5Timestamps:0:00 - Intro & Kia Rookie of the Year Announcement6:15 - ROTY discussion9:55 - Kia All-Pro 1st Team Reveal12:20 - Kia All-Pro 2nd Team Reveal16:42 - Kia All-Pro 3rd Team Reveal30:40 - 100 Thieves vs paiN Gaming Recap43:54 - RED Canids Kalunga vs Shopify Rebellion Recap1:09:23 - 100 Thieves vs RED Canids Kalunga Preview1:15:50 - FlyQuest vs Vivo Keyd Stars Preview

Scott Voos of Be Able shares how his organization provides support, resources, and community to Manhattan residents facing personal challenges. Neighbor Kia courageously tells her powerful journey from addiction to recovery, crediting Be Able with providing the consistent support that changed her life.• Be Able is celebrating five years of serving the Manhattan community• The Upside Down Auction fundraiser on September 25th sells opportunities to give hope rather than selling items• Free tickets available at beablecommunity.com for the event at St. Thomas More Church• Kia, a veteran and mother of three, found support at Be Able after struggling with addiction• Be Able provided practical help (furniture, clothing) and emotional support when Kia needed it most• The organization offers workshops, support groups, and a welcoming environment with "coffee, a smile, and maybe some donuts"• Kia is now employed full-time and working toward her goal of entering ministry• Be Able fills a crucial gap as a community center where everyone is welcome, regardless of circumstancesSupport Be Able by attending the Upside Down Auction on September 25th at 6pm at St. Thomas More Church. Register for free tickets at beablecommunity.com.GMCFCFAs

KIA 대파한 한화, LG 추격할까? 출연 : 정현호 PD (KBS), 김지한 기자 (매일경제) 진행: 한상헌 아나운서(KBS)

Kia ora e te ball bags! Producer Alonaa back on the tools again covering our resident rainbow Eds AKA Eric as they're a lil mauiui today... Here's what you missed on the show: Tegs has some reo Māori to sign off your emails with. Nickson noticed a sign that Tegs is locked in. Tegs hits you with some facts about trauma. What are the top 3 reasons you'd wanna quit your job right now? Someones avoiding run clubs for the wildest reason. If you could fine your partner for something, what would it be? Tegs can't work in these conditions anymore... What flavour is the white monster?! Shot for listening, From Producer Alonaa, Producer A-aron, Producer Kanuka, AJ BOI! xx

Welcome back to The Dive Driven by Kia! First up, Azael, Kobe and Meteos give their thoughts on Bwipo's comments this past week. Next, we take a look at 100 Thieves' surprise run to the LTA North Conference Finals, marked by a big comeback split for Dhokla, before ultimately falling to the favorites in FlyQuest. We also break down Cloud9's disappointing end to the year and, of course, their team workout habits. After the break, we dive into Patch 25.18 including nerfs to Kobe's Volibear and buffs to Sunfire Cape.Finally, we preview the LTA Playoffs featuring cross-conference showdowns between North and South. Tune in this weekend to find out who will contend for the last spot at the LTA Championship and Worlds! Timestamps:0:00 - Intro & response to Bwipo's comments7:04 - Dhokla's career comeback11:09 - 100 Thieves' last dance and the future of the roster15:33 - LTA North Conference Finals weekend recap: FLY, 100T, SR, C928:20 - The Cloud9 Workout Plan and next steps after a disappointing season45:15 - Patch 25.18, Volibear nerfs (sorry Kobe), Sunfire buffs57:09 - LTA Playoffs preview; 100T vs PAIN, FBI vs Titan1:08:25 - SR vs RED, the closest series to watch, Kaze vs Palafox1:17:05 - FLY vs VKS; lookahead to rest of LTA Playoffs and Worlds

Kia ora e te ball bags! Producer Alonaa here covering our lil tofu sausage Eds as they're a lil mauiui today... Here's what you missed on the show today: Nickson has tips on how to be more of a man. Portia Woodman-Wickliffe joins us on the show live from the UK! Fame just found out he's best man for a wedding, that's happening next week... Teg's way to destress is a Coke Zero... What's your version of a ciggy? The streets will never forget. If you could get paid for your talent, what would you make BANK doing? How to know if you've found the one. Shot for listening, From Producer Alonaa, Producer A-aron, Producer Kanuka, AJ BOI! xx

Episode 101 brings us into a new iteration of our show:  Time to Lean:  Shaken and Slurred! Stay tuned for more updates as we move into this brave new podcasting adventure! We start out with our usual beverage segment (John: Glenfiddich 12 year, Phil: Freeland Spirits Bourbon) and then John leaves momentarily to cook some barbeque.  Taco John's moves its corporate headquarters!   Our main topic today is John's EV Epic where he talks about all the cars he had as loaners while his Kia was out of commission. Is this better or worse than talking about whiskey?  Maybe!  Also some Minnesota music scene talk and concerts Phil's has seen this Summer, John talks about the early post-apocalyptic movie, 1959's “On The Beach”. Time To Lean theme music by Philip T. Hunter and John Knowles, All Rights Reserved. Time to Lean Logo by Blake Himsl Hunter, All Rights Reserved.

 Kia ora e te whānau.This week, Ali Pottinger speaks with elite ultra runner and physician Justin Grunewald. Fresh off a second-place finish at the Leadville 100, Justin talks to Ali about managing his life as a parent and doctor when his wife, Amanda Basham (DCR 311) is also an elite runner. Justin's story is intertwined with the loss of his first wife, Gabe Grunewald, to a rare form of cancer in 2019. Ali and Justin talk about living with grief, the Brave Like Gabe foundation, and how this continues to shape his life and his work. This is a beautiful conversation, and Justin's perspective on living one's life fully, engaged in the present, whilst holding appropriate space for the past, is one that needs to be heard. Dirt Church Radio – Best Enjoyed Running.--- --- --- Episode Links Justin Grunewald on Instagram Brave Like Gabe AltraSign up for the DCR AidStation newsletterThe Squadrun 4-Week Training Trial for DCR Listeners!Dirt Church Radio on InstagramDirt Church Radio on FacebookFurther Faster New ZealandEnjoy!Music by Andrew McDowall, Digicake

Hello everyone and welcome back to This Week in Guns, brought to you by Patriot Patch Company, FFLPayments, Traditional Arms, and MAF Corporation. This show offers commentary on the latest firearms industry news, information and buzz. I'm your host Matthew Larosiere and I'm joined by the ratman and special guest Steven Gutowski. There was a notable school event that did happen Traditional Arms: Fuddbusters and Ratman FBI Releases Active Shooter Report for 2024 Glock's Pwetty Pweese Letter Regarding Switches MAF Corp: Fudbdusterss Waiting Period Lawsuits Heat up: 10th Cir Overturns New Mexico's, and FL suit filed New York Must Issue Out-of-state Permits FFL Payments Patent Pissing Match: PSA v Shield arms, Centre Firearms Claims to have patented 3d printed cans, and Atrius Development goes for Rarebreed's patent. Patriot patch Co. TWIG10   Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and sponsors 0:38 School event in Minneapolis and Guest introduction: Steven Gutowski 2:17 Supporting The Reload and Financial challenges post-CNN 4:09 Media reactions to mass shootings and Political narratives 7:17 Mass shooting playbook, manifesto analysis, and Mental health crisis 17:36 Misunderstandings about mental health and gun laws 31:08 Sponsor: Traditional Arms LLC 32:57 Solutions and Strategies for preventing mass shootings 38:50 Common characteristics of mass shooters and FBI's 2024 active shooter report 45:22 Gun types and their effectiveness in mass shootings 50:21 Mental health spiral and traditional police enforcement challenges 57:24 Dilemma of mental health support and gun ownership 1:03:27 Glock's response to California laws on machine gun conversion devices 1:11:50 Comparison to Kia and Hyundai lawsuits and Public perception of machine guns 1:13:48 Product liability theory and firearms 1:15:11 Impact of new California laws on Kamala Harris's Glock and Gavin Newsom's gun gift 1:18:59 Speculation about Gavin Newsom's personal life 1:19:49 Sponsor: MAF Corporation 1:23:57 Court news, federal appeals court ruling, and media portrayal of firearms 1:36:01 Matt's experience with range safety officers and Tenth Circuit ruling on New Mexico's law 1:40:08 Florida's waiting period law challenge and Unique aspects of federal litigation 1:52:33 Judicial appointments and politicization during Obama and Trump eras 1:57:41 NY gun permits for out-of-state applicants and evolving gun laws in DC and California 2:01:16 Sponsor: FFL Payment Processing 2:02:12 Patent issues and disputes in the firearms industry 2:10:57 Historical context and public perception of    

 Kia ora e te whānau. We make no bones about it. Dirt Church Radio is, was, and always will be Ruth Croft Positive. Over the (at least) 7 times Croft has appeared on DCR, there has always been one constant- a focus on moving forward. Ruth is on par with the best to take the gig, a wonderful human being, and an asset to our sport. The only criminal element? You aren't going to hear about her on the news back in little old NZ, which is probably how she likes it. So if you aren't in the mood for three grown adults being just a bit stoked about Ruth's win at UTMB, then turn away now. Of course there's more to the AidStation than us speaking about the fact that RUTH CROFT WON UTMB (ahem), we touch on among other things, How much is too much when it comes to race coverage,  that F%$king kelpie dog, AMCD's war on pacers (for the elites), why are there (comparatively) no women at UTMB, bung eye, panic attacks, and the madness of the Crush The Cargill 200 miler.  Excellent stuff.Dirt Church Radio – Best Enjoyed Running.--- --- --- Episode Links Sign up for the DCR AidStation newsletterThe Squadrun 4-Week Training Trial for DCR Listeners!Dirt Church Radio on InstagramDirt Church Radio on FacebookFurther Faster New ZealandEnjoy!Music by Andrew McDowall, Digicake

Welcome back to a brand new episode of The Dive Driven by Kia!The crew kicks off the episode with a discussion on whether scrims remakes should be allowed and their historical impact on international performance. We had some ridiculous matches this past week, including what was nearly the biggest upset in NA history from Disguised. Plus, Inspired's blind pick Tryndamere jungle against Shopify Rebellion. RIP solo queue.Lastly, the team breaks down the match previews for this weekend - who do you have winning?Don't forget! Super Week is back, with matches starting this upcoming Friday, September 5th at 1PM PT/4PM ET. Get your tickets to watch the action live at the Riot Games Arena here: https://www.tixr.com/groups/ltanorthTimestamps:0:00 - Intro & Reminder for Super Week this Friday2:17 - Should you be able to remake scrims?24:04 - Team Liquid Spawn BTS Video35:14 - Cloud9 vs Disguised Recap51:40 - 100 Thieves vs Team Liquid Recap1:00:18 - FlyQuest vs Shopify Rebellion Recap1:13:54 - Cloud9 vs 100 Thieves Preview1:19:14 - Weekend Matchup Predictions

Kia ora! The Tattoo Homewreckers are joined by New Zealand's hottest, gayest rapper/producer and newfound friend, Frasko! In this week's episode, the trio goes on a fiasco of spicy questions from Frasko's audience. These three don't hold back as they answer questions that range from, "What's your backstory?" to "What's your favorite position?"Many thanks to Frasko for being on the podcast, can't wait to have you back! Be sure to follow her:https://linktr.ee/fraskoCheck out our tattoo studio:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.CaliLousTattoos.com⁠⁠⁠orwww.instagram.com/CaliLousTattoosAnd our YouTube Channel:⁠@tattoohomewreckers266⁠Please share your thoughts with us and if you have any questions on what you would like to know.Find us on Instagram or TikTok:@tattoo_homewreckers⁠Don't forget to like, follow, subscribe, and leave us a review if you liked it!

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Want to create better content in less time? In this episode, I sit down with Kia Webb — digital marketer, creator of Copy Boss and Flow Effect, mom of four, and copywriting powerhouse.Kia shares her best copywriting tips to help you improve your content, stand out online, and sell with confidence. Plus, as an ADHD and systems expert, she breaks down how busy moms (and marketers in general) can get everything done in as little as three hours a day without burning out.If you've ever felt overwhelmed trying to keep up with content and marketing tasks, this episode will give you practical strategies to simplify, streamline, and still grow.✨ Join the waitlist for The 3-Hour Workday: Click Here Follow Kia on IG: https://www.instagram.com/itskiarawebb/Shop her store: Click HereFollow Six Figure Honey HERE

Frank sits down with James from Distance Nerding to unpack Peacemaker Season 2 Episode 2. They get into the portal arc and what it means for Chris as a character, why Eagly quietly steals the episode, and how James Gunn uses running gags like bird blindness to build heart under the humor. The conversation hits Economos wrestling with anxiety and loyalty, Harcourt's guard-up spiral, Maxwell Lord setup notes, and a few big swing predictions for where the last three episodes could go. Timestamps and Topics 00:00 Welcome and intro to James from Distance Nerding 00:41 First reactions and the tone of a bridge episode 01:20 Tim Meadows as Flurry and the bird blindness gag that keeps paying off 02:55 Eagly reminder and the home defense sequence 03:34 Who hunts Eagly and why that matters for stakes 03:54 The portal arc and the pull of a “better life” versus the 11th Street Boys 05:36 Frank's theory that the other world celebrates the wrong heroes 07:16 Economos anxiety, Argus pressure, and found family 08:20 Wanting solitude yet craving connection 09:25 The quiet role Economos plays as a buffer between Argus and Peacemaker 10:49 Harcourt's arc and the “is it nepotism if they are perfect for the part” debate 12:10 Maxwell Lord read and why this version fits the DCU tone 13:08 Little prop clues and what they say about each universe 14:59 Pacing notes and how small scenes plant story markers 16:50 Expecting a tonal pivot in the final three and how it could bridge into the DCU 18:14 Why mature side stories like this hit different than the big icons 19:13 The portal as a what if and a metaphor for avoiding the real work 21:02 A simple I love you that hints at hope in a darker world 22:05 Will Chris ever find peace or accept where he is 24:13 Amelia in the other world and why a perfect version may not be what he wants 25:01 Kintsugi idea and why the cracks are what make Chris care 25:57 Screener cutoff at five episodes and cameo speculation 27:06 Adebayo and Kia under strain and what career first says about her path 27:46 Will Economos choose Argus before choosing his people 28:47 Twilight Zone vibes and a pocket world that looks bright but is not 29:07 Hot take prediction that a certain Rick Flag could show up in a key way 30:12 Senior's revenge focus and Chris facing what he did 31:13 Guilt in the Maxwell Lord interview and the line that haunts him 32:31 Final thoughts plus a quick Alien Earth shout 32:53 Distance Nerding con schedule and Geek Freaks collabs 35:01 Sign off Key Takeaways Peacemaker is sitting in the tension between a tempting escape and the messy work of growth. Running jokes like bird blindness are doing character work, not just easy laughs. Eagly is more than a mascot. Giving him an active threat raises the emotional stakes at home. Economos is the quiet hinge of the team. His anxiety and Argus ties set up a hard choice. Harcourt is pushing people away to avoid being seen. That makes her mirror Chris more than ever. The other universe may celebrate ugly values under a hero banner. That could snap Chris back to who he is now, not who he was. Expect a big tone shift in the last three episodes with room for a surprise cameo that ties personal guilt to resolution. Memorable Quotes “Those callback jokes you think are throwaways keep coming back. It is gold.” “Eagly steals the show. We kind of forgot he is a badass.” “He can see the life he wants through the portal, but he has not dealt with his stuff.” “You cannot hide the body. Your problems keep rolling back out.” “I think the other world might be cheering for the wrong kind of hero.” Call to Action If you enjoyed this breakdown, follow and subscribe so you never miss an episode. Drop a rating and review to help more fans find the show. Share this episode with a friend and tag us with #ChallengeAcceptedPod. Links and Resources GeekFreaksPodcast.com for all our news coverage and updates Distance Nerding on YouTube for live shows and con coverage Follow Us Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/challengeacceptedlive/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@challengeacceptedlive?lang=en Twitter: https://x.com/CAPodcastLive Geek Freaks site for news: https://geekfreakspodcast.com/ Listener Questions What is your read on the portal world. Do you think Chris should stay and chase the old dream or come back and face the mess with his found family. Send your take and a prediction for Episode 3. We will read a few on the next show. Apple Podcast Tags Peacemaker, Peacemaker Season 2, Peacemaker S2E2, DCU, James Gunn, John Cena, Vigilante, Eagly, Maxwell Lord, Economos, Harcourt, TV review, superhero TV, DC Studios, Challenge Accepted, Geek Freaks, podcast recap, character analysis, portal story, found family

This week on The Dive Driven by Kia, solo bolos are back with Patch 25.17 and the squad's raising eyebrows at all the new faces showing up in the jungle like Vayne and Nilah. Which change are you most surprised to see?We also dive into the challenges facing struggling LTA rosters like Dignitas, Team Liquid and LYON from the perspectives of players and coaches. After the break, we break down 100 Thieves' shocking upset over LYON and the heated rematch between Disguised and Dignitas.The LTA returns this Friday at 1PM PT - so don't forget to mark your calendars and tune in for Cloud9's elimination match against Disguised. See you then!Timestamps:0:00 - Intro & LTA returns this FRIDAY!1:11 - Team Environment Challenges26:33 - Patch 25.17: Jungle Vayne and Lane Kayn?48:11 - T1 Worlds Skins Revealed: Gnar, Vi, Yone, Varus, Pyke, Prestige Sylas52:41 - 100 Thieves upsets LYON, Dhokla is back1:07:07 - Disguised takes down Dignitas1:08:11 - Cloud9 vs Disguised Preview1:19:03 - 100 Thieves vs Team Liquid Preview1:34:01 - FlyQuest vs Shopify Rebellion Preview

- EVs Drive Up Sales in Europe - Kia Wants EU to Keep ICE Ban - Tesla and Waymo Take Different Approaches to Robotaxi Expansion - China Could Lose a Profit Maker - Mercedes Reveals EV Efficiency Efforts - Designer Reimagines the Skoda Felicia Fun - VW Says Amazon Will Save It Millions - Next-Gen Renault Clio Styling Mostly Unchanged - Chinese Automakers Not Backing Off Price War - Chinese Vacuum Maker Targets Bugatti

- EVs Drive Up Sales in Europe - Kia Wants EU to Keep ICE Ban - Tesla and Waymo Take Different Approaches to Robotaxi Expansion - China Could Lose a Profit Maker - Mercedes Reveals EV Efficiency Efforts - Designer Reimagines the Skoda Felicia Fun - VW Says Amazon Will Save It Millions - Next-Gen Renault Clio Styling Mostly Unchanged - Chinese Automakers Not Backing Off Price War - Chinese Vacuum Maker Targets Bugatti

Welcome back to a brand new episode of The Dive Driven by Kia!We saw some wild matches in the first week of Bo5s from the LTA North, including a crazy upset by Shopify Rebellion. If you missed the series, be sure to check out the VODs! The crew also shares their thoughts on the recent online debate surrounding a challenger player and the discussion behind bought accounts and smurfing. Finally, we preview the upcoming Week 5 Bo5 matchups: Disguised vs Dignitas & LYON vs 100 Thieves.Oh, and a show of hands - does anyone still remember the number one rule of League?Timestamps:0:00 - Intro & Race to World First4:24 - Challenger Smurf Convo24:50 - Shopify Rebellion's huge upset over Cloud952:03 - FlyQuest sweeps Team Liquid1:08:59 - Disguised vs Dignitas Preview1:18:38 - LYON vs 100 Thieves Preview

Hey everyone, and welcome back to another episode of The Dive Driven by Kia!The crew is fired up to talk about a bunch of exciting changes coming to League. Doom Bots are back! WASD controls are coming soon to PBE! Sheriff Caitlyn and the dev team are on the hunt for smurfs! Boosters, hitchhikers and botted accounts beware. Meteos's top lane alt account is safe (from the devs, at least).Next, Kobe and Azael respond to Palafox from the latest PROS episode (https://youtu.be/1MTPIylw-80?feature=shared). We also break down the meta shakeup in Patch 25.16 and dive into all the new jungle additions plus their early day one win rates. Which change are you most excited to try out?Finally, we preview the LTA North Week 4 matchups: Shopify Rebellion vs. Cloud9 and Team Liquid vs. FlyQuest. If you're hyped to watch the first set of Bo5s in Split 3, head over to the Riot Games Arena this weekend. Grab your tickets in the link down below!https://www.tixr.com/groups/ltanorthTimestamps:0:00 - Intro & Dev Update7:13 - Doom Bots Return8:12 - Smurfing Changes26:02 - Palafox on PROS34:21 - Patch 25.1657:13 - Disguised vs Dignitas 1:00:56 - Shopify Rebellion vs Cloud9 Preview 1:20:44 - Team Liquid vs FlyQuest