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Our exit today has us talking about some cows and Farmer's Bounty. This week, we are ending our season by looking at a double feature of romantic comedies starring Hugh Jackman. First, we are going to talk about Someone Like You, written by Elizabeth Chandler and directed by Tony Goldwyn. Then we will talk about Kate & Leopold, written by James Mangold and Steven Rogers and directed by Mangold.Along the way, we talk lots of Hugh Jackman, but also the power of Ebert & Roeper at this time, Greg Kinnear, New York movies, Ashley Judd, HBO movies, Wolverine, and more.Thememusic by Jonworthymusic.Powered by RiversideFM.CFF Films with Ross and friends.Movies We've Covered on the Show on Letterboxd.Movies Recommended on the Show on Letterboxd.
Comment passer de coureur cycliste à créateur de sa propre marque de vélos ?Cette question, Nils MANGOLD de NILMAN BICYCLE se l'est posée en 2022 avant de franchir le cap de l'entrepreneuriat. Et sa réponse est fascinante : il a toujours eu cette âme d'entrepreneur, cette envie de liberté. Pas forcément dans le vélo au départ, mais l'opportunité s'est présentée après un constat qui l'a profondément marqué. Voici ce qui l'a fait réagir : ✅ Dans le meilleur des cas, seule la peinture est française, ✅ L'écrasante majorité des cadres de vélos sont fabriqués en Asie, ✅ La plupart du temps, aucune pièce n'est réellement fabriquée en France. ✅ Beaucoup de vélos "made in France" sont juste assemblés en France, Face à cette réalité, Nils a décidé de prendre le contre-pied total : Créer un vélo vraiment français. Son approche ? Se concentrer sur la pièce principale d'un vélo : le cadre et la fourche. Et pas n'importe comment. Il utilise le carbone comme matière de fabrication pour des cadres haut de gamme. Pourquoi le carbone ? Parce qu'il permet une flexibilité incomparable pour travailler le comportement du vélo, bien plus que n'importe quel métal. Le défi était énorme : recréer un savoir-faire qui n'existe quasiment plus en France, ni même en Europe. Repartir presque de zéro pour réindustrialiser cette expertise sur notre territoire. Mais Nils ne s'arrête pas là. Sa philosophie va plus loin : créer un maximum de valeur en France. Pneus, jantes, guidons... Il privilégie au maximum les composants fabriqués en France. Bien sûr, il y a parfois des arbitrages à faire. Certaines pièces ne sont pas disponibles localement ou rendraient le vélo trop cher. Mais l'objectif reste clair : un vélo le plus français possible. Et toi, as-tu déjà eu cette envie de créer quelque chose qui te tient à cœur ? Cette volonté de faire différemment, même si c'est plus compliqué ? Site web : https://nilman-bicycle.com/Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/nils-mangold-12619928/Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
This week on BEHIND THE LENS, it's all about action thanks to director SHANE DAX TAYLOR and his new film, EXIT PROTOCOL, and director MICHAEL DOWSE and his latest film, TRAP HOUSE. First up, let's take a look at TRAP HOUSE and my exclusive interview with director MICHAEL DOWSE. TRAP HOUSE is set in El Paso, Texas, at the border where DEA Agent Ray Seale and his team infiltrate a drug trafficking operation run by notorious cartel boss 'Guzman'. But things go wrong, and one of his team is shot and killed. In the aftermath, the slain agent's son, Jesse, is devastated and struggles financially, having to move back to Spain with his mom. Ray's own son, Cody feels sorry for Jesse and bands together a group of other DEA kids to utilize their skills and access to resources to enact revenge, stealing money from trap houses operated by the Guzman family. Directed by Michael Dowse and written by Gary Scott Thompson and Tom O'Connor, TRAP HOUSE stars Dave Bautista and Bobby Cannavale as DEA agents Ray Seals and Andre Washburn, Jack Champion as Ray's son Cody, and Sophia Lillis, Whitney Peak, Zaire Adams, and Blu del Barrio as Cody's friends Deni, Sophia, Kyle, and Jesse. Plus, Inde Navarette and Kate del Castillo. Now let's keep the action going with director SHANE DAX TAYLOR and his new film, EXIT PROTOCOL. I love this film. I had so much fun watching the film with a terrific blend of action, emotion, humor, and performances from some of my favorite actors, ike Dolph Lundgren, Michael Jai White, Charlotte Kirk, and Scott Martin. And the story itself is great! A simple tale of assassins, aka hitmen. A notorious hitman, Sam Hayden, who made a career of killing other assassins, wants out. But walking away is not that easy. He's got one last job to do, and that is to take out his rival Charles Mangold. Unfortunately, Hayden gets double-crossed by his boss, who has hits out on Mangold AND Hayden. Now marked for death, Hayden unexpectedly finds himself partnering with Mangold to outrun his boss and the third hitman in the mix. Directed by Shane Dax Taylor and written by Chad Law, EXIT PROTOCOL stars Scott Martin, Dolph Lundgren, Charlotte Kirk, Lina Maya, Stephanie Beran, and Michael Jai White. http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com
BT & Sal dissect the Jets' latest ugly win, secured by special teams and a disastrous performance by the opposing offense, with Justin Fields throwing for only 54 yards. Sal slams the offense as "unwatchable" but praises the defensive effort and the culture being built under Aaron Glenn, particularly the trade of Sauce Gardner. The biggest gripe, however, is the shocking mid-season hike of parking at MetLife Stadium to $100, which Sal calls an "absolute joke" and a "unique exchange" with an embarrassed attendant. The hosts also get into a fiery clash with a caller who suggests benching Jaxson Dart to prevent injury, which Tierney vehemently labels a "soft, weak loser mentality." Finally, Sal recounts a fun (but socially awkward) Friday night bar event that forced him to confront his preference for a quiet life, leading to a hilarious debate about whether the purpose of a night out is still to "mix and mingle."
In einem Permakulturgarten möchte man möglichst wenig aus dem Garten wegführen. Auch das Schnittgut von Gehölzen wird wiederverwendet, z.B. um ein Hügelbeet aufzubauen. Das Hügelbeet benötigt einen sonnigen Standort und wird in Nord-Süd-Richtung angelegt, damit das Gemüse allseitig besonnt wird. So geht man vor: · Im Verlauf des Herbstes Schnittgut (Äste, Zweige), Laub, grobe Komposterde bereitstellen. · Grundform des Hügelbeetes mit Pföstchen markieren: Breite 150 - max.180 Zentimeter, Länge variabel. · Erde 25 Zentimeter tief ausheben, Grasmutten und Erde separat deponieren. · Grobe Äste in der Mitte ca. 40 - 50 Zentimeter hoch zu einem Walm schichten, rundum ca. 50 Zentimeter frei lassen. · Grasmutten umgekehrt darauflegen, danach 25 Zentimeter nasses Laub schichten, dann 15 Zentimeter grobe Komposterde und zuletzt die Erde mit feinem Reifkompost darauf verteilen. Das Material beginnt zu verrotten und es entsteht im Frühling Wärme. Weitere Düngung ist nicht nötig. Im ersten Jahr ist das Hügelbeet ideal für Starkzehrer wie Zucchini, Kürbis, Kohl, Tomaten, Chilis etc. Im zweiten Jahr nochmals Kohlgewächse, gemischt mit Zucchini und mit Mittelzehreren wie Rande, Fenchel, Kohlrabi, Knobli, Erdbeeren. Im dritten Jahr Pastinaken, Mangold, Rüebli, Zwiebeln. Ab dem vierten Jahr Schwachzehrer wie Salate, Bohnen, Erbsen Kefen, Radiesli, Kresse anbauen. Das Hügelbeet hält 5 - 7 Jahre. Ab dem fünften Jahr allenfalls reife Komposterde darüber streuen.
Ohio State enjoyed its second bye week — or “improvement week,” if you like — over the weekend, while most of the rest of the conference kept playing. We took the opportunity to get a look at some of the remaining competition, but what seemed like a strong slate of games was a bit disappointing in the end.Before we went around the Big Ten to see how other teams made out, we discussed the tragic and untimely passing of former Ohio State center Nick Mangold, who lost his battle with kidney disease at far too young an age. Mangold was a monster in the middle of the OSU offensive line during his time in Columbus and enjoyed a productive NFL career as well. He also seemed to be well liked by just about everyone he interacted with. We pay our respects to the fallen Buckeye legend.After that, we looked around the B1G to see how the other teams made out. Reality set in for UCLA in the Hoosier State, with Indian taking the Bruins to the woodshed. Oregon surprisingly struggled against Wisconsin but did enough to get the win. The Wolverines won the Paul Bunyan Trophy in the battle of the Mitten State, and Rutgers picked up a vital win late after a wild Purdue turnover to stay in the hunt for a bowl berth. We didn't expect Iowa to spank Minnesota, but that's what happened. Nebraska also outlasted Northwestern as both teams tried to throw the game away late, but only one team could pull that off.We also looked ahead to the schedule that lies ahead on Saturday. There are always some intriguing matchups and this week is no exception.Finally, we previewed the big meeting with Penn State. It's fair to say the season hasn't gone according to plan for the Nittany Lions, but there's no animal more dangerous than one that is wounded and cornered. Ohio State cannot take the Nitts for granted. Saturday's visitors are talented, even if they haven't had their way of things this season and their visit to Columbus will be seen as an early bowl game and a potential springboard for a decent finish to the season and an actual bowl game. We selected our picks to click in the game for the Buckeyes and tried our hand at predicting the final score.We would love to hear from you, so please reach out with your feedback and questions below in the comments section or send us an email at SilverBulletsPod@gmail.com. Any questions directed toward us will be answered on our next show.Be sure to subscribe, rate, review, share, and follow the show over on Twitter at @SilvrBulletsPod.As always, thanks for listening!0:20 - We remember the late Nick Mangold and take a tour around the rest of the Big Ten.23:10 - It isn't the Ohio State-Penn State game we envisioned, but it's the one we have. We try to get you ready for one of the biggest games on the remaining OSU schedule.
BT and Sal open with genuine shock and sadness over the devastating and sudden passing of Jets legend Nick Mangold at just 41, emphasizing his character, love for his family, and the profound grief felt by the entire Jets community. They shift to the game, questioning the context of the Jets' improbable first win of the season in a dramatic comeback against the Bengals. Was it a fitting tribute to Mangold's grit, or a temporary reprieve? The hosts debate if the win justifies a momentary sigh of relief for Aaron Glenn and Justin Fields, or if it simply messes up their draft position, exposing the "torturous history" of being a Jets fan. The conversation highlights the irony of the team succeeding by finally committing to the run game that Mangold's offensive line was built on.
BT and Sal open with an emotional tribute to the late Nick Mangold (41), reflecting on the tragic loss of the beloved Jets legend. They then pivot to the Jets' improbable first win of the season, analyzing how Justin Fields outdueled a poor Bengals team, and why coach Aaron Glenn deserves credit for the team's character. The discussion quickly turns to the Giants' struggles, with the hosts questioning how the 2-6 team is only one game ahead of the Jets, putting Brian Daboll's job squarely on the hot seat. They debate whether having Jaxson Dart at quarterback is enough to save Daboll's job given his history of late-game blunders and the shadow of the Daniel Jones situation. Finally, the segment closes by marveling at the insane buyouts in college football, calling coaches like Brian Kelly's $50 million LSU exit the ultimate "golden ticket" for failure.
Jeremiah Sirles, Alex Boone and Phil Mackey react to Week 8 in the NFL! The Green Bay Packers won the Aaron Rodgers revenge game and look legit in the NFC; The New England Patriots are tracking for like 12 wins; And more! 00:00 - Too many blowouts this week in the NFL! 04:00 - The Green Bay Packers and Jordan Love looked like a well-oiled machine in their win over Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers 10:00 - Are the Baltimore Ravens going to track down the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC North? 14:00 - More on the Ravens, who are set to get Lamar Jackson back -- after an injury report scandal! 23:00 - Mackey's Minnesota Vikings hot take about Jim Harbaugh and Kevin O'Connell sets off a spirited discussion 35:00 - Major Week 8 revivals for the Miami Dolphins, New York Jets and Houston Texans 39:00 - RIP Nick Mangold… Alex tells a couple hilarious Mangold stories 46:00 - It's time to get serious about the New England Patriots, who profile as one of the best teams in the NFL 59:00 - The Philadelphia Eagles get back on track with a win over the New York Giants, who look like they are cursed1:07:00 - The Denver Broncos are awesome, and they have a strong grip on the AFC West right now1:13:00 - The Indianapolis Colts are so good we barely talk about them 1:15:00 - Brian Kelly fired by LSU… Is Scott Woodward the worst AD in college football?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Independent Americans with Paul Rieckhoff (@PaulRieckhoff) launches “Manosphere Monday” with Barstool Sports' Connor Crehan, former co-host of Zero Blog Thirty and host of Bold American Pod (@BoldAmericanPod). Host Paul Rieckhoff and Connor dive into a wide-ranging, candid conversation that bridges the military, sports, politics, and American parenthood. Together, they unpack today's headlines—from troop deployments and civil-military divides, to the spectacle of social media politics, NFL injuries, and Army football's unique code. Connor shares hard-won wisdom from army deployments and raising young kids, reflects on media responsibility, and examines how Barstool's brutally honest brand resonates across divided America. Connor Crehan is a former U.S. Army officer, West Point graduate, and proud New Jersey native who has become a prominent voice at the intersection of military service, sports, culture, and media. He's the longtime co-host of Barstool Sports' influential “Zero Blog Thirty” podcast, and recently launched the “Bold American Pod” on Barstool, continuing his commitment to honest, unfiltered conversation about veterans' issues, leadership, and the challenges of modern American life. As a father of two young children and a passionate Army football supporter, Connor brings both hard-won perspective from combat deployments and sharp insights into the civil-military divide, media responsibility, and the realities of parenting today. He is widely respected for his candid approach, deep respect for service, and belief in building community through authentic dialogue and good humor. He's a great dude, and this is another outstanding conversation from Independent Americans. We're daily now. Expect more. Because every episode of Independent Americans with Paul Rieckhoff breaks down the most important news stories--and offers light to contrast the heat of other politics and news shows. Its independent content for independent Americans. In these trying times especially, Independent Americans is your trusted place for independent news, politics, inspiration and hope. The podcast that helps you stay ahead of the curve--and stay vigilant. -WATCH video of this episode. -Learn more about Independent Veterans of America and all of the IVA candidates. -Join the movement. Hook into our exclusive Patreon community of Independent Americans. Get extra content, connect with guests, meet other Independent Americans, attend events, get merch discounts, and support this show that speaks truth to power. -Check the hashtag #LookForTheHelpers. And share yours. -Find us on social media or www.IndependentAmericans.us. And get cool IA and Righteous hats, t-shirts and other merch. -Check out other Righteous podcasts like The Firefighters Podcast with Rob Serra, Uncle Montel - The OG of Weed and B Dorm. Independent Americans is powered by veteran-owned and led Righteous Media. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0F1lzdRbTB0XYen8kyEqXe Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/independent-americans-with-paul-rieckhoff/id1457899667 Amazon Podcasts: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/49a684c3-68e1-4a85-8d93-d95027a8ec64/independent-americans-with-paul-rieckhoff Ways to watch: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@independentamericans Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/IndependentAmericansUS/ X/Twitter: https://x.com/indy_americans BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/indyamericans.bsky.social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IndependentAmericansUS/ Ways to listen:Social channels: Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The show opened remembering Nick Mangold. The Jets got their first win with a comeback in Cincinnati, highlighted by Breece Hall's TD and Aaron Glenn addressing criticism. Justin Fields shared an emotional postgame moment, and Rex Ryan also reflected on Mangold. Saquon Barkley's 65-yard TD and the “tush push” fumble that wasn't were featured, while the Giants lost Cam Skattebo to a season-ending ankle injury. Boomer praised the fan experience at the game, and Al criticized the broadcast cutting to commercial during Skattebo's injury. Packers beat the Steelers.
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pWotD Episode 3099: Nick Mangold Welcome to popular Wiki of the Day, spotlighting Wikipedia's most visited pages, giving you a peek into what the world is curious about today.With 424,187 views on Sunday, 26 October 2025 our article of the day is Nick Mangold.Nicholas Allan Mangold (January 13, 1984 – October 25, 2025) was an American professional football center who spent his entire 11-season career with the New York Jets of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for the Ohio State Buckeyes and was selected by the Jets in the first round of the 2006 NFL draft. During his career, Mangold was considered one of the NFL's best active centers.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 03:02 UTC on Monday, 27 October 2025.For the full current version of the article, see Nick Mangold on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Bluesky at @wikioftheday.com.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm generative Kajal.
Alpenstrom 2 Frigor im Salat. Als erstes starten wir in den Text und in die neue Alpensendung mit etwas Feedback von Marci Loisach und ja auf den ersten Entwurf des Flyers für Alpenstrom 1. Da wurde im Cover ein K1 Bild verwendet und ja wie ich das eben in der Vergangenheit viel zu viel…….. Sorry ! Der Marci hat ja so was von RECHT und nun ja da separiert sich der Weizen vom Speutz oder so? Die Einstellung zum Werk und ja wie eben auch SUE schreibt - Fleiss und Consisstency - Ihr SONG - Run erscheint übrigens am 30.10 und sicher auch hier auf Radio Supersaxo. Juflu - bäsmu - cheru - nei nid und nie umcheru. Entscheiduuu u derhiner stah. Herbst - Herbst - ja wie tönt der Herbst. Hat der Herbst das Zeug dazu für Alpenstrom 2. Sind wir den der M���hlancholie nicht längst verfallen? Ist das Alphorn herbsttauglich? Diese und ganz andere Fragen stelle ich mir nicht nur selbst, sondern auch Marci Loisach, freut Euch in der neusten Alpensendung auf sein und viel diverses Feedback. Der Vorhang und der Herbst - Wir stehen im Strom - strömendes Bächlein - ja der Strom - der Fluss strömt leiser - der Wasserfall tropft als ob er an Prostata leidet, doch das ist der Herbst. Vermehrt hört man wieder Laubbläser - leise sind die Alphornbläser. Aber eben es geht ans Eingemachte und an die Vorhänge welche nun schon vor dem viel zu frühen eindunkeln, gezogen werden. Wie ein gezogener Theatervorhang - die Vorstellung ist vorbei. Die Fenster sind geschlossen und hat nicht jedes Fenster - ähnlich wie eine Münze immer auch zwei Seiten. Wir drinnen sind die Schaufensterpuppen - tragen stolz einen Walliser Schwarznasuschafwoll-Rollchragu Bikini und werden belächelt von der Welt da draussen? Ich bin nie gescheitert - ich habe 10.000 Wege entdeckt, die nicht funktioniert haben. Thomas Alva Edison. Zurück am Herd - ja es geht ans Eingemachte. Einmachgläser. Konfigläser. Frisch gereinigte Brillengläser. Laut sind nun die Laubläser, viel zu leise nun die Alphornbläser. Manch Eingemachtes und Angemachtes - das Angelachte und das Angstemache, ja das Konservierte hält wohl länger als und ja zerbrechlich ist er geworden, der Hafen der Ehe. Hochzeitstage - Gedenktage - LEBENSTAGE - Geburtstage - Herbsttage. Goldene Tage. Lärchengold und Gletscherweiss. ja äs hät nu Frigor im Salat.Blumen im Fenster. Blumen im Fenster. Ich bin Kopf - du bist Salat - sei einfach die Tat. Lehres Blatt - lehres Blatt. Selbstinszenierung wird zur Pflicht… - neue Schicht - Angst vor Gicht . Dein Lachen im Gesicht. Sorgfalt in der Anstalt. Das knallt. Die Türe die laut zu knallt. Es knallt. Knallalarm. Arm ohne Alarm - Arm ohne Alarm. Mama Mia - Pizzeria - Tschickeria - Polizia - a ha - ha ha ha - bla bla bla bläht die Blähung. M����hhhlankolie was häts dä ? M����hhhlankolie Akribisch arrangiert - Dinge tun und sie dann verwerfen - sei Unruhestifter und Mutmacher zu gleich. Zuhören statt Durchziehen. gescheitert an zu viel Freiheit. Troubadur- der Hans in allen Gassen - er konnte es nicht lassen. er war nie zu fassen. ein reisender - ein zweifelnder - tapetenwechsel - winterreifen die greifen. inventar - geht klar. der Schlüssel um es zu erreichen - vertrauen - beharrlichkeit - geduld - warten auf den Tumult . heute bin ich kult. diese zeilen sorgfältig platziert - alle guru parolen deplatziert und mich neu arrangiert- liebes-permanenz. gepflegte Tendelei.Ei Ei.Ei alle tatsachen auslachen - sei beglückend - dinge tun um sie danach zu verwerfen. zweifeln und ja gescheitert an zu viel Freiheit - die anständige Geilheit. AlpenAblenkungsmanöver - Gnade - Frivol - Alkohol - Gnade - Courage - Neuanfang !!!!!!! Mama Mia Pizzeria - Mama mia - Pizzeria ! Tschickeria - Polizia - a ha - bla bla bla - Blähung ! ich welti liebär nu as bitzi mit dier karisieru. nu gnädig a dinum Gnagi gnaguuu u hochachtungsvoll und gehorsam an dinä fittlabluttu Puttipongini liwuuu. abär dü schicks mi schaffuuu - lafru - lifru - recycluuuu - liebär nu eis laffuuu - u nie frässuu - nur nu GUTES gniessuu. muess all das archivieruuu - go stappluuu - als isch äs verbärchuuu - sie muess i dra erbrächuuu - du chef nu a tisch reservieruuu. liebesplänkelei. tendelei. ei ei ei. kei ziit nu asmal z heiratuu, nie meh ratuuu, nix meh beratuu. als isch zum üslachuu …. u welti nu as bitziiii schlafuuu - welti nu as bitziiii schlafuuu- va dier träumuuu. nie meh privatisieruuu u liebär nu as bitzi mit dier karisieru. beischläfer - siebenschläfer - mitschläfer - schlafloser schläfer - walliser Schwarznasuschaf Schäfer . ich vermittle heiterkeit in deine einsamkeit - heiterkeit in deine einsamkeit ! nie gleichgültigkeit! Äs chlisus Depressiönli hockt schich näbu mich u offeriert mär nu as Glas Cornalin. Ich lehne dankbar ab und wir bestellen eine Flasche. Morgen - ja Morgen fangen wir von vorne an - A Tropfuuu Fendärboerg mim Björn Borg. Bi der Fernanda uf ihrusch Veranda. Fleiss und Consisstency - fleiss und consisstency !!! Am Einmachen und irgendwie hat das was von Konservatorium ? Konserven und man setzt sich neben die Reserven. Was soll ich hittu poschtu - posten - Post It- Häsch gseh ? Äs hät scho sit Monat nix meh geposchtut meint z Reini - u da druf meint z wundrig Saasi - obs ächt nu läbt ? U der WaBo meint - im WB isch nix xsi. Verzettelungsagentur - Solliii - solliii - solli nid.? Selti dä scho u mag äbu grad nid. Ja äu d Fräu Muselti die welti mit dum Mr. Numunidmottu go ga u go sooo u gpschirsch där Herbst ? Frühlingsgefühle sind ja so was für Anfänger. Wer es im Herbst weiss zu tun - der ist ( isst ) kein dummes Huhn. Ergattere den letzten Mangold in einem diesen Shopping-Palästen - nie in der Stadt - nein wohl eher in der Aglomeration ? Da wo das Urbane sich beheimatet und ja früher da ernährte das Land unser Land und ja auch die Stadt. Heute trifft sich das Land und die Stadt in der Aglomeration deren eben urbanen Heimat sich so mit Ihren Parkplätzen und unser Land zu betonierte ? Ja wer leistet sich unser Land? Alles schon besprochen. Foodwaste ? Ausland so günstig fein . Wir die Schweiz so teuer und klein - lass alle und alles hinein. Wir die Schweiz so teuer und klein - in dir bin so klein. Im Lastwagen dessen Container gerade via Alpensegler zu uns geschifft wurde, befinden sich wiederum 30% Dinge die niemand kauft ? War das unser Thema ? Nein - Strom - Engergie - positive Vibes - Fotografie - amazing Beats ! Gute und goldige Herbstlaune. Und ja es ging um Mangold. Rehpfeffer. Penne. Frischkäse. Marroni. Vinotainment = Lafnetscha vam Marc Seewer Brigerbad - und ja der war zum Apéro top - ging beim Gericht etwas unter- die Frage : evlt besser etwas ROTES ? Der Pinot Noir Alexandra vom MAC CINA by DECANLI Salsgesch mit der perfekten Säure und der Balance von Eichenfass ergänzte alles perfekt. Regional. Saisonal. Romulus. Cumulus. Orgasmus. Taste for your Sex buds. Horny Chef - where have you been all my life ? Best Passion Pairing. Still bonkers about good Taste. Be horny - blow the Horn - don't climb the Matterhorn. By Walliser-Schwarznasu-Schaf-Woll Roll Chragu Bikini Poet. By the Way - Einmachgläser. Konfigläser. Leichenzerhackteilmaschine. Messer und Schneiderbretter. Pinot u Fendäbörg. Das Buch - ja mein Buch - Erzählkunst u Eigenart ( noch 6 übrig !! ) Alles im Herbst Sale - nicht im Simplon Center aber ja äbu - support the LOCALS u merci fär alls. We deliver FREE - u viellicht chochiii där z Nacht u läsu der nu a Gschichgiii üs minum Büch vor ? Danke an ALLE für ihr Feedback, an Deyrush u Novi Maschilton u Enrico Lentzin aber eine riesen Dank an Marci Loisach und sein Feedback das gab mir so viel gute Energie - ich war unter sehr gutem Strom - hab danach noch gleich Geschrieben, den Abwasch erledigt, Gedanken zu Beats und noch den Boden gekehrt - langer Abendspaziergang mit den Hunden, noch mehr Notizen, noch mehr Wein. Danke an Euch alle und ja Gedenktage - Vater unser der du bist im Himmel - ein lieben Gruss an Eliane Burki welche leider viel zu früh von uns gegangen wurde ? Hirntumor mit 39. ! Music - Marci Loisach www.marcelengeler.com #deyrush #novi_mashilton Enrico Lenzin. Eliane Burki. Gebrüder Supersaxo. Vinotainment - www.decanali.ch und www.weingutseewer.ch
From the first five minutes you meet Justin, it becomes clear this isn't just a job to him. Never mind, he has all the accreditations and schooling, his passion for what he does is infectious. Justin's love for the landscape industry started at a young age. Since high school he has been active working in the industry. First with a classic lawn care turned landscape business in high school/college. Then after graduating from the University of Minnesota with a degree in Horticulture, he went to work for a well-established design build company on the westside of the Twin Cities. In 2015 Justin started Mangold Horticulture to continue living out his passion by building and beautifying landscapes. Today, Mangold Horticulture is a garden centric full-service landscaping company work throughout the Twin Cities. They have grown to over 50 people and have won awards both locally and nationally. Mangold Horticulture is committed being a leader in the Twin Cities market and beyond for both the client and the team experience.
Are you worried it's too late to start building wealth? In this episode, financial expert Eric Mangold shares practical advice for late bloomers and anyone looking to secure their financial future. Learn why it's never too late to start investing, steps you can take no matter your age, and how customized strategies can maximize your wealth. Eric also covers tips for young investors and the importance of tax planning in a strong financial plan. Subscribe for more firsthand financial expertise and actionable advice!
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Let's dig into the latest Star Wars news including James Mangold's “Dawn of the Jedi” movie still on the table despite his monster deal with Paramount, and Dave Filoni and company have wrapped on Ahsoka season 2, which Bryce Dallas Howard confirms will have romance! We also bring back our segment One With The Force, which minor Star Wars character would you like to see get the Mon Mothma treatment? Plus your #AskTheResistance questions and Leonardo Dicaprio based his look for his new movie on Boba Fett?! If you like having a great time talking Star Wars, you've found your home, because if you're listening to this broadcast, you are part of The Resistance! Thank you for listening to our show and supporting our podcast!
In compagnia dell'amico giornalista e scrittore Emiliano Tozzi, autore di libri sull'automobilismo, ripercorriamo alcuni dei più importanti film che hanno provato a raccontare le grandi sfide sulle quattro ruote nel grande schermo soffermandoci in particolare su: "Le 24 Ore di Le Mans (1971) di Lee H.Katzin,"Le Mans '66 - La grande sfida (2019) di James Mangold,"Rush" (2013) di Ron Howard"Indianapolis pista infernale (1969) di James Goldstone,"Grand Prix" (1966) di John Frankeneimer, "Veloce come il vento" di Matteo Rovereed il film da cestone delle offerte "F1" (2025) di Joseph Kosinski
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In dieser Folge spricht Alex mit Jörg Mangold, der in nur wenigen Jahren vom Rennbahn-Besucher zum mehrfachen Derby- und Diana-Sieger wurde. Wir tauchen ein in seine Anfänge als Student, seine ersten Wetten und den abenteuerlichen Weg zu eigenen Rennpferden – inklusive kurioser Taxifahrer-Geschichten und mutiger Entscheidungen auf Auktionen. Gemeinsam beleuchten wir Höhen und Tiefen im Rennsport, die Bedeutung von Besitzergemeinschaften und warum Demut trotz aller Erfolge so wichtig bleibt. Außerdem verrät Jörg, wie sich der Rennsport für Neueinsteiger anfühlt, was hinter den Namen seiner Rennställe steckt und wie er privat mit Wohnmobil und Familie auf den Rennbahnen unterwegs ist. Eine Folge voller Leidenschaft, ehrlicher Einblicke und einem Blick hinter die Kulissen des deutschen Galoppsports – ideal für alle, die wissen wollen, wie Träume im Rennsport wahr werden können.
Was, wenn KI sich selbst verbessert - bis zur Superintelligenz? Fritz und Gasthost Ijoma Mangold vom Zeit-Podcast "Die sogenannte Gegenwart" sprechen über die Singularität als vierte große "narzisstische Kränkung" der Menschheit und fragen: Was steckt
2017 hat der Literaturkritiker Ijoma Mangold seine Autobiografie "Das deutsche Krokodil" veröffentlicht. Was es mit diesem eigenwilligen Titel auf sich hat und wie das Krokodil in sein Leben gekommen ist, erzählt er im Gespräch. Interview: Nicole Dantrimont.
BT and former Jets great Nick Mangold agreed on the major issue plaguing the team: a fundamental lack of leadership and accountability. Mangold explained that the constant player turnover and absence of long-tenured veterans has prevented the team from building a winning culture. He praised new coach Aaron Glenn for emphasizing that the players themselves must drive the team's success, a stark contrast to previous regimes. BT echoed the sentiment, highlighting the team's chronic penalty problem as a clear symptom of their lack of attention to detail and discipline.
In a passionate monologue, BT eviscerated the Yankees, not for their on-field mistakes, but for what he sees as a deep-seated lack of "heart," "soul," and "grit." He argues that the team's struggles go beyond bad baseball and are rooted in an unacceptable indifference to losing. BT believes this has led the fanbase from anger to a more dangerous state of apathy. The segment then transitions to a more optimistic tone as former Jet Nick Mangold calls in to talk about the Jets, providing a stark contrast to the Yankees' woes and discussing the new leadership under Aaron Glenn, which he believes is focused on restoring accountability and a winning culture.
On this edition of The Sam Bussell Podcast, Sam talks about Timothee Chalamet & James Mangold set to potentially reunite for a new film. Plus, an animated Spider-Punk film is in the works and a reaction to the Regretting You trailer along with a few other trailers.
Eric's journey into the financial world was born from personal experience. Growing up, he watched his hardworking father battle a debilitating illness and saw the financial strain it placed on his family. It became clear to Eric that many hardworking professionals, like his parents, were navigating a complicated financial landscape without the personalized guidance they needed. This realization sparked his lifelong mission: to become the trusted advisor families could count on during life's most challenging moments. With a degree from the University of Rhode Island, Eric began his career at Merrill Lynch in Retirement Plan Services, laying the foundation for his expertise in long-term financial planning. He later joined Bloomberg, LP, where he deepened his knowledge and expanded his ability to deliver impactful financial solutions. Over the last 13 years, Eric has helped clients save millions in taxes and move confidently toward financial independence. What sets Eric apart is his empathy-driven approach. He takes the time to understand each client's unique story and crafts personalized strategies that align with their goals and values. His mission is to provide more than just financial advice—he offers clarity, security, and peace of mind, helping clients transform uncertainty into confidence and turn aspirations into lasting legacies. During the show we discussed: Tax planning vs. tax prep: the big misconception How tax strategy can save millions—and why few use it Real client example of proactive tax savings Why advisors must show up in tough times, not just wins Common financial traps before hiring an advisor The overlooked human side of financial advising Balancing ambition and risk in high-stakes decisions An investment to avoid—and the reason behind it Why one-size-fits-all advice is risky Crafting strategies based on life, not just income How empathy shapes better financial plans Resources: https://www.emangold.com/
Wusstest du, dass Frauen einen höheren Eisenbedarf haben als Männer? Viele leiden unter Eisenmangel, ohne es zu wissen – mit Folgen wie Müdigkeit, Haarausfall und Konzentrationsproblemen. In dieser Folge erfährst du, warum Eisen so wichtig ist, wie du Mangel erkennst und was du dagegen tun kannst!⏳ Eisenmangel: Das unterschätzte Problem
Join Scott "Shalom" Klein on his weekly radio show, Get Down To Business with guests:Eric MangoldNate EdgerlyGary HarperDJ Sprague and Scott Brandley
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Kulturstaatsminister Weimer hat mit einem Gastbeitrag eine Debatte angestoßen. Im Gespräch erklärt Publizist Iljoma Mangold, warum Weimer nicht einfach eine Gegenposition einnehme.
Stellantis' CMO Raj Register talks about building consistent storytelling across channels, what she's learning from AI and why she's obsessed with connecting marketing action to tangible business outcomes. Episode TranscriptPlease note, this transcript may contain minor inconsistencies compared to the episode audio.Damian Fowler (00:00):I'm Damian Fowler.Ilyse Liffreing (00:01):And I'm Ilyse Liffreing.Damian Fowler (00:02):And welcome to this edition of The Current Podcast.Ilyse Liffreing (00:09):This week we're delighted to talk with Raj Register, the Senior Vice President and CMO for North America at Stellantis, one of the biggest names in the global auto industry.Damian Fowler (00:19):That's right. Stellantis is the powerhouse behind iconic brands like Jeep, Dodge, Ram, Chrysler, and so many more.Ilyse Liffreing (00:26):And as our North American fans may be well aware, stellantis just ran off one but two high profile spots at the Super Bowl in February, both featuring major celebs,Damian Fowler (00:37):Glenn Powell as Goldlock in the Ram Super Bowl commercial, and Harrison Ford who rarely appears in ads starring in the Jeep commercial.Ilyse Liffreing (00:45):Let's get started.Damian Fowler (00:51):The first thing I want to ask you, Raj, is how did it all come together?Raj Register (00:55):Yeah, that's a great question and not the most straightforward way that many would think. So at Stellantis we have something called a jump ball. And Jump ball basically means that we curate several agencies and we allow them to pitch and based on the pitch how we brief them and whoever comes up with the best idea pretty much wins the business. So for this past Super Bowl, we spoke to around 35 plus agencies and we were able to round them out to the best two, one for Ram, one for Jeep. So we go through several rounds of creative, we determine what's the best story, how does it really relate to our business? And from my perspective it was what's the best creative outside of that? Then what's the best thing that will help give us more runway past the Super Bowl? So outside of the creative is the business aspect and how are we going to perform and make sure that it delivers upon all of our goals.Damian Fowler (01:56):Now everyone knows, I guess at this point that the Super Bowl ad spot is one of the most coveted in the world and one of the most pricey I suppose. But wanted to ask you why was it important for Stellantis? I mean, you're the only order maker as I understand it, to have a spot during the game this year. Why was it important for you?Raj Register (02:14):There's a lot of dialogue around why were we the only one. I saw it as an incredible opportunity for us to be auto exclusive. When do you get to do that? During Super Bowl? It was really important for us to show up, not only to show that we're here, not only are we American born and we are proud of our brands, but when we think of everything we have to offer to our consumers, we wanted to leverage this as an opportunity to tell that story and give them an indication of who we are. And it was almost like a reintroduction back to America as well as supporting our UAW workers, supporting our dealers, supporting our employees. So I think it was a rally cry for us to just let everyone know that we're here and we're here to stay.Ilyse Liffreing (02:58):That's awesome. And such terrific actors in both of the commercials, Glenn Powell and Harrison Ford, and I feel like they speak to definitely different generations obviously of fans and types of moviegoers potentially. What were the main challenges of securing the talents?Raj Register (03:16):Gosh, so Glenn Powell, so we already have an established relationship with him for Ram. He did a really nice job with us for our integration that we had with Twisters. And so for him it was more of a natural fit. He has this serious nature, but he's also very funny. And so when we came up with the idea of Cody Lakson the Three Bears and using that old American fairytale to help bring to life something really cool and unique glim, I mean it was like a no-brainer, like let's extend this relationship because he's easy to work with, but then also he brings a lot to the table to help us with bringing things to life. So he was very involved with making sure that our script and how things showed up were authentic to him. But then also because he knows us as a brand, he knew certain things to lean into.(04:03):So he was a really good partner in that way. Harrison Ford was a lot more difficult for us to secure. So quite frankly, and if you've looked at any of the behind the scenes that were done, Harrison talked about his first answer was No, Olivier and a group of us went back and he started with a different script, one that paid homage to Harrison Ford, but then also related to us as a brand and the freedom of America. And so once we were able to align on the idea and have a script that Harrison actually reacted to in a positive way, he actually reviewed it with his wife and she said, now that's good. Then it was a matter of, okay, well who's the director who could work with him and make sure that this comes to life in the way that he's proud of as well as us? We tap James Mango and that was incredible. So they already have a really good relationship. Mango did four versus Ferrari, so he has this really extensive background in movies, but for commercials, this was, I believe it was his first one. And so just balancing the star power of Harrison, Mangold and Olivier, it was like the trifecta of greatness I would say. But it took a while for us to get to where we needed to be. We shot our Super Bowl at three weeks before,Ilyse Liffreing (05:24):Which that is a tight turnaround.Raj Register (05:27):It's a lot of pressure, but being on set and getting everything together, Harrison was amazing, but that one was definitely a day by day, how are we going to get this done? And just making sure that he felt comfortable with the commercial and it came out better than I could have expected. But that one definitely was a challenge, but in a good way.Damian Fowler (05:48):And it's interesting to note that Harrison rarely does commercials, so it was an amazing coup for you to getIlyse Liffreing (05:53):Him. Totally. And yeah, it's great that it came, but it's also a great example of the brand campaign overall because it's the power of choice and why was this the right message for the moment?Raj Register (06:08):Yeah, so just to clarify, so power of choice was our Ram ad and freedom of choice was our G ad. And so the reason why we chose those bookends of power and freedom one is it's the breadth and the quilt of America being able to make a choice and be happy and stand up for whatever it is that you want or whatever you believe in. The other part was is as we think about the way the automotive business is changing, there's a lot of energy around what type of vehicle should you choose? And our stance at Stellantis is, one, we want you to love our brands and our vehicles first, and then you make a choice as far as what platform or what energy you want. In both commercials we were able to highlight our ice vehicles, which is our gas hybrid and all electric.(07:04):With that being said, it's hey, making a choice should be fun. There's a lot of negative feedback around Bev versus not, or should you have a gas vehicle versus not. And for us it's you have the freedom or power to choose the vehicle that's best for you, and we want to make sure that you make a choice with us and giving customers the education of we are a company for a person like you and we just want you to choose with us. And so that was the premise of it and we were able to do it on one end very humorously. And the other was more around the freedom and pride of being American and being able to make a decision for yourself.Damian Fowler (07:43):Now, one of the most interesting things about the Super Bowl this year was that it was also streamed on Tubi, which is Fox's fast channel. And I wanted to get into this in terms of the campaign. How did you think about and come up with a digital strategy around that that goes beyond the second quarter ad?Raj Register (08:03):Yeah, so I'll just say even for the day of, it was interesting because being at Super Bowl, I got a chance to see what was happening on the two B app and really being able to just see the integration and being able to not only see our ad live, but also our halftime show. So that was incredible to see live TV while you're on the spot because it's a different experience. What consumers see at home is not the same as what you see in the stadium. The important thing for us was leveraging all opportunities from TV to streaming to social, to tell a complete story. And we want it to be just, okay, here's the TV spot and move on. How can we leverage other avenues to make sure that our story is getting out there and then continuing the story with our consumers or those that are interested in learning more. Yeah, there's a group that are watching on TV or in a environment where they're in a sports bar or something like that, but you also have these other group of customers that are watching on their phones. And so that's why it was important for us to leverage all avenues and all media channels to make sure that our collective 360 story was getting out there.Ilyse Liffreing (09:11):Totally. Did you know that it was going to be streamed on Tubi when you first made the buy?Raj Register (09:17):No, we didn't. And so I learned when I was in the suite with Fox Sports, and so they came and said, Raj, you can see everything live and here's how everything works. And so I had everything set up and it was really nice to see. So I was trying to balance be here in the moment, but then I was enthralled by Tubi and so throughout breaks and things like that, I was very much so engaged. So it was a surprise and delight for me and something that I'll definitely continue to leverage as we look at our media buying practices in the future.Ilyse Liffreing (09:49):Totally makes sense. Curious about how those overall numbers added to the results of the Super Bowl spots. And on that note, let's get into those results with the overall takeaway. First off, what was the reaction to the campaign overall?Raj Register (10:04):That one, we did something a little bit different than we typically do. So what we have normally done is Super Bowl is the coveted day. We don't do teasers as a company. Everyone sees it at the same time and it's under lock and key. And we tried something a bit different this year. So for Ram, we created some teasers and so we went live with our teasers a week before Super Bowl, and then on the Wednesday before we had an opportunity with the Today Show to show the entire commercial and really start some of the excitement and engagement before Super Bowl. From a press standpoint, the world knew or people knew that we would have a Jeep spot and we kept up with our previous practice of everything's under embargo, so no one knew that one, we had Harrison Ford or we had a two minute spot.(10:56):And so it was a complete really surprise to most people. And so to have that go live during the Super Bowl itself, I mean that just took off from a social sentiment standpoint. Me being a former Ford employee, I got so many text messages because the last line where Harrison talks about loving his Jeep even though his name is Ford, that was quite the zinger. And so everything that we've seen so far has been overwhelmingly positive. Positive sentiment for Jeep was 99%, and for Ram it was 98%. From a global PR standpoint, over 10 billion for ram, we had over 200 million views for Jeep, over 106 million views on social channels. So many recognition and rewards. Ad blitz was one where we were number one spot for Jeep, and so they just keep coming in. And so those are the things that you know, did the right thing.Ilyse Liffreing (11:52):Yeah, those are fantastic numbers.Damian Fowler (11:54):Amazing. I guess it's fair to say you hit your metrics for successRaj Register (11:58):For game day and right after. So another thing that we did differently this time is that we have usage rights for 90 days after Super Bowl, so it wasn't just a day of and done. We're leveraging the content for some localized messaging. We leveraged our websites CRM and really doing a complete 360 after the fact. So we'll have a postmortem after the 90 days of our campaign, which is something very different for us. And having cut downs and really being able to support more product and storytelling key, why buy messaging? And it's something that I think will be pivotal for us as a company and really set the stage for how we do things in the future.Damian Fowler (12:42):I'd love to zoom out a little bit. You have many iconic brands on your watch, not just Jeep and Ram, Dodge Chrysler and also European brands too. I wanted to ask you though, how do you balance your marketing across so many different brand identities while also sort of keeping in-house that cohesive idea of strategy for the whole company?Raj Register (13:05):At a company Stellantis where you have essentially a house of brands, you have the very all American Chrysler, Dodge, Ram G brands, and then Alpha Mayo and Fiat, each brand has its own DNA. And that's how I see it is the DNA is what sets the stage for the fabric of how that vehicle or how that brand should show up. And we need to be tried and true to that. Many times we get ideas and an agency may pitch us and it might be a great idea and say for example, they pitch us for Chrysler and it comes across as Dodge. I say that's a great idea, but it's very dodge, it's very brotherhood, badass speed power for Chrysler, more of the family with Pacifica and capability and off-road with Jeep and Ram also having capability. It's the only brand that has, and basically in the world that only does pickup trucks.(14:03):And so when you think of all those things, each brand has its own identity, and so you don't have to mix and match things. As individuals, we have our own personalities and as families, we have our own DNA. That's how I see the brands. And so that part to me is fairly easy to really just understand and make sure that there's clear lines of delineation. When I think of marketing though, there's best practices and there's things as a company that we know to be true. When we think about, for me, I have things that are considered either above the line or below and just really understanding what investment, what media channels, what optimization, what tactics are necessary for us to be successful with a particular nameplate or launch. And ensuring that I have a complete cohesive plan and really establishing what are my KPIs and goals and things that I need to make sure that I'm accomplishing.(14:58):If there's something that needs to be communicated and it falls below the line where we have maybe digital only or we're doing only experiential, really understanding what are my priorities, what am I trying to deliver upon? And then holding true to that. So as a company, having marketing rigor and expertise around what it is that we really need to establish as far as a North star. And then also working with our brand heads on does this meet the brand? DNA does it meet our customer goals? Does it meet our key why buys? And then you move forward. And so a lot of things we do are collaboratively. So it's not the marketing team on our own just driving things and bringing things out the door. It's how are we establishing what's necessary for us to be successful? And at the end of the day, it is about sales and share and making sure that we have a positive sentiment in the market and people are shopping us.Ilyse Liffreing (15:54):Speaking about shopping and digital, today's consumers are really omnichannel in their approach to shopping. How has that shift really impacted marketing in the auto sector? Is AI and automation having an impact on that approach?Raj Register (16:12):So I would say I don't know if AI necessarily has an impact as a compliment. And so what AI does, and when you think of omnichannel, it allows us to do things faster, more agile, more targeted, more regional focused. And so when I think of how customers consume things many times it takes them seeing something in many different places and how are we collectively telling a story and really understanding what part of the funnel are we leveraging, what channel for and ensuring that we're doing it in the most authentic way that is not overbearing to someone that's receiving it. But to me I see it as how are we taking them down the funnel? So if on TV I'm leveraging a brand campaign for excitement and engagement, but then when a customer sees a similar ad or a version of it at the digital level where they're now as a call to action where we're saying, Hey, learn more, there's a call to action for either building price or learning more about our features and options.(17:17):And then when you get to the deal level, allowing them to be the closer of the play. And so all of these things should be, as I said, in compliment with one another. Whenever we create something, we leverage AI to help us with not only creating faster content in a way that gives us that agility, but then we also use it for our data and our forecasting for our modeling and how are we leveraging our media channels, and then also how are things performing and then helping set the stage for, well, you did this component very well, how do you go deeper in a particular audience or market to help establish what success really looks like? And so I think AI is very complimentary in a positive way to really help establish not only from a content perspective, but when you think about performance, it definitely helps guide it from a forecast standpoint what we should expect or how we should leverage certain investments.Ilyse Liffreing (18:18):Certainly, and it's hard enough obviously to differentiate the brands from each other and keep true to their own brand guidelines, but as a marketer, you have to also differentiate your brands from competitors like GM and Ford and Tesla. What shapes basically your approach to that,Raj Register (18:43):The brand, DNA, when you have that and it's rooted in everything you do, we don't have to worry about looking or sounding like someone else because we know who we are. And that when you have that as your true north is very easy to really understand who you are and where you show up. Now when I think of brand health and brand sentiment and things that we need to listen to customers on, so for example, if we have feedback that's saying our brand is beloved, but customers don't understand our features and technology or they don't understand capability or they don't understand certain components, we use that as data to help us with our storytelling, especially at the tier two and retail level, to really start leaning into things that maybe we're missing the boat on, especially if it's something that we believe is a key factor as to a why buy. But when I think of a Tesla or a Ford or a gm, they have their own brand identities as well. And so trying to chase or be them is not the answer. Many of our brands have been in place for decades. I mean, Chrysler will be coming up on its hundredth anniversary at this point. We know who we are. And holding true to that I think is the most important thing you can ever do as a brand and as a marketer.Damian Fowler (20:07):I love that answer. When you know who you are, that's what you lean on. And I think that goes for individuals too in lots of ways. Not to get too psychological about this, but it is a true, it's true. Yeah, it's true. I know that there's a question here about, and maybe that's the answer to this next question, but when things are changing, big picture, macro conditions, global economy, which has a big impact on the auto industry, how do you as a marketer stay focused?Raj Register (20:35):Yeah, and that's an interesting question because when you think of macroeconomic factors, it can be competitive actions. It could be things like tariffs. There's all these things that you need to take into consideration. And the things that we can control, the controllables, I always make sure I understand what those things are. The things that I can't control are the things that I consider noise, meaning there's disruption and people don't like Stellantis because of X, Y, and Z, or this decision was made, we had a lot of leadership change over, we can't digest all of that. And so what I try to do is make sure that whatever plan is done soundly, it's inclusive of any key stakeholders that are necessary to help us make whatever decision it is that we're going to market with. And then also having consistency. And so yes, there's external things that we need to have into consideration, but if we run our business and change day by day, fly by fly, we'll be a weather report. We won't be able to really hold true. So for me, having consistency and sticking to a plan, now you need to have some agility in there to account for things that are more major. But when I think of major versus minor, I try to keep the minors at bay plan for the majors as much as I can, but then hold true. The more you're consistent and the more you have a plan that you stick to, the better success you have.Ilyse Liffreing (22:08):So it said marketing is a balance between art and science. Do you agree?Raj Register (22:14):A thousand percent. A thousand percent. So when I think of art and science one, that's my background. So I have an engineering background, very much science. And then when you have the marketing piece, there is science there, but there's a lot of art. And when you bridge the two together and you know how to yin and yang the two, it works. While I love data, I love to make sure that things are technically sound. I also recognize that there's art in here that you can never discount. And so I think it's an important balance to respect both parts of it. And when you're able to marry the two together, that's where I think the magic happens.Damian Fowler (22:54):What are you obsessed with figuring out right now?Raj Register (22:57):I'm obsessed with figuring out modernization of marketing. And when I say that it's what are the disruptive things that are not necessarily on the map? So we have a voiceover talent that we use for G, and this is a recognizable voice, and we've used this same individual for over a decade. He got into a car accident and his vocal cords were damaged, we had a decision to make. It's going to be a different voice that we maybe don't want to necessarily use. This wasn't the decision, or could we leverage technology using AI to recreate his voice, get him into an agreement, still going to compensate and all of those things. But how do we continue with ensuring that there's a human part of this? We use the technology, but we were able to still move ourselves forward. And so that's an example for me of I'm obsessed with how do you create opportunities? And again, it goes to the art and science to create things that may be a challenge that you can fix quickly, or are there things that I'm not thinking about that are very different and disruptive that I can start grounding myself on today because it's going to be even more relevant in five years.Ilyse Liffreing (24:20):What if you had an unlimited budget? What would be your marketing dream? What would you doRaj Register (24:27):If I had an unlimited budget? Really being able to establish a true footprint that gave true indication of what things are necessary for all consumers, whether they're African-American, Hispanic women, millennials, whoever it is, being able to create very bespoke one-to-one communications for them at the stage and at the channel that they need to make a decision. I think being able to create something like that and really understanding what's necessary, what drives someone, and then being able to truly correlate a marketing action with a true business sale impact, whatever the call to action is, I think it would be huge. Right now, we guess we say, okay, there's all these things. They clicked on an ad, they did X, Y, and Z, but we don't always know, especially for a big purchase for online things, that's easier to track. But when I think of true decision making, what are the things that really triggers individuals to make a choice and be able to correlate it to business results, I think is something that I've not yet seen done. And if I were to be able to crack that code, I'd be winning. So I think that's limitless.Damian Fowler (25:50):So Eli, what were your kind of thoughts off the back of it?Ilyse Liffreing (25:54):Yeah, I really liked how she talked about consistency, especially being a brand that is so prevalent in today's culture. She said, the more you're consistent, the better for customers because customers can see if you're not. Basically, she said, if we change every day, we're just going to be like a weather reports.Damian Fowler (26:15):That was very grounding. And I think when you talk about omnichannel campaigns and you think about the consistency of the brand across all of those channels, that's got to be a huge factor. The thing that resonates with me about that too is the fact that she talked about the DNA of each brand in her portfolio, whether it be Ram or Jeep, and just knowing that that was kind of a revelation to me. You can lean back on that idea. And I thought that kind of idea of when you know who you are, things are easy at is easier. So that was something that really stuck with me. And then there was one other thing she said that clarity of thought when she said it's what now, so what? Now what? And I just thought that was a really nice way of structuring the way a marketing campaign might be planned and then how it might roll out.Ilyse Liffreing (27:03):I also liked how she talked about the balance between art and science, whether data only tells us so much, but you got to lean into things with your heart as well.Damian Fowler (27:10):Hearts and minds, right? That's the old adage.Ilyse Liffreing (27:13):That is. That's it for this edition of the current podcast.Damian Fowler (27:19):This series is produced by Molten Hart. The Current Podcast theme is by loving caliber, and The Current team includes Kat Vesce and Sydney Cairns.Raj Register (27:26):And remember the brand DNA. When you have that and it's rooted in everything you do, we don't have to worry about looking or sounding like someone else because we know who we are.Damian Fowler (27:39):I'm Ilyse, I'm Damian, and we'll see you next time.
Kyle, Joe, and Rick are joined by return guest Sam Seagroves to review the biographical musical drama, A Complete Unknown. Directed for film by James Mangold, written by Mangold and Jay Cocks based loosely on the 2015 book, Dylan Goes Electric by Elijah Wald. The film stars Timothée Chalamet, Edward Norton, Elle Fanning, Monica Barbaro, Boyd Holbrook, and Scoot McNairy. We ranked 23 of the songs from the soundtrack and picked our favorite lines, characters, performers, and scenes. Enjoy!
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Film Roundtable is thrilled to welcome Cinematographer, Phedon Papamichael (Ford v Ferrari, Nebraska) and 1st Assistant Director, and Film Roundtable Co-Founder, Doug Torres (Mr.+ Mrs. Smith, 12 Years a Slave). Together, they discuss their collaboration on James Mangold's upcoming film, A Complete Unknown, the highly anticipated project exploring a pivotal era in Bob Dylan's life.Phedon and Doug share their experience working alongside Mangold, diving into the intricate dynamic between a Cinematographer and 1st Assistant Director, two roles that are essential in bringing a director's vision to life. They discuss the creative and logistical challenges of making A Complete Unknown, offering a rare, behind the scenes, look at their process, from pre-production planning to the on-set execution that shaped the film's visual storytelling.Tune in for a fascinating discussion on collaboration, leadership, and the artistry behind crafting a cinematic world.Enjoy!!From Your Friends at Film RoundtableCheck out this conversation wherever you listen to podcasts and also available to watch on our YouTube channel.
Elijah Wald's 2015 book, “Dylan Goes Electric! Newport, Seeger, Dylan and the Night That Split the Sixties,” traces the events that led up to Bob Dylan's memorable performance at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival. The book is about Dylan, but also about the folk movement, youth culture, politics and the record business. For the writer and director James Mangold, Wald's work provided an opportunity to tell an unusual story about the musician.“You could structure a screenplay along the lines of what Peter Shaffer did with “Amadeus,'” Mangold told the Book Review editor Gilbert Cruz. “I don't really know what I learned about Mozart watching “Amadeus.” But I do know that I learned a lot about how we mortals feel about people with immense talent.”Mangold's film “A Complete Unknown” is a chronicle of Dylan's early years on the New York folk scene, and it avoids easy explanations for the musician's genius and success. “What if the thing we don't understand, we just don't want to understand,” said Mangold, “which is that he's actually different? That he's just a different kind of person than you or I?”In the second episode of our special series devoted to Oscar-nominated films adapted from books, Cruz talks with Mangold about making a film centered on one of music's most enigmatic figures. Unlock full access to New York Times podcasts and explore everything from politics to pop culture. Subscribe today at nytimes.com/podcasts or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Spencer Tweedy returns to Missing Frames to discuss James Mangold's new Bob Dylan biopic A COMPLETE UNKNOWN, starring Timothée Chalamet, Monica Barbaro, Elle Fanning, and Edward Norton. As massive Dylan fans, both Shawn and Spencer were nervous about how the film would handle the legendary artist. Did it make or break their expectations? Tune in to find out!HOSTSShawn EastridgeSpencer Tweedy
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The Russos who have made the MCU classics such as Captain America inter Soldier, Civil War, Infinty War and Endgame are returning to direct the next two Avengers movies. A new rumor says they directing duo will oversee the X-men reboot. Will they be directing? How involved will the X-Men be within The Avengers? Box Office Results as Flight Risk takes first place. Controversy surrounding The Acolyte again! Mangold might be shooting Star Wars in December? This and more on this episode of The Kristian Harloff Show with Kristian and John Rocha. OUR SPONSORS: TRADE COFFEE IS BACK!!! Don't settle for okay coffee. Head to http://www.drinktrade.com/BIGTHING to receive up to three bags free! AG1: AG1 is offering new subscribers a FREE $76 gift when you sign up. You'll get a Welcome Kit, a bottle of D3K2 AND 5 free travel packs in your first box. So make sure to check out hhtp://www.DrinkAG1.com/bigthing to get this offer! ROBINHOOD: Investing involves risk. Rate subject to change. 3% match requires Robinhood Gold at $5/mo for 1 yr from first match, must keep funds in IRA for 5 years. Go to http://www.robinhood.com/boost. Over 8x the national average savings account interest rate claim is based on data from the FDIC as of November 18, 2024. Robinhood Financial LLC (member SIPC). Gold membership is offered by Robinhood Gold, LLC.
The Russos who have made the MCU classics such as Captain America inter Soldier, Civil War, Infinty War and Endgame are returning to direct the next two Avengers movies. A new rumor says they directing duo will oversee the X-men reboot. Will they be directing? How involved will the X-Men be within The Avengers? Box Office Results as Flight Risk takes first place. Controversy surrounding The Acolyte again! Mangold might be shooting Star Wars in December? This and more on this episode of The Kristian Harloff Show with Kristian and John Rocha. OUR SPONSORS: TRADE COFFEE IS BACK!!! Don't settle for okay coffee. Head to http://www.drinktrade.com/BIGTHING to receive up to three bags free! AG1: AG1 is offering new subscribers a FREE $76 gift when you sign up. You'll get a Welcome Kit, a bottle of D3K2 AND 5 free travel packs in your first box. So make sure to check out hhtp://www.DrinkAG1.com/bigthing to get this offer! ROBINHOOD: Investing involves risk. Rate subject to change. 3% match requires Robinhood Gold at $5/mo for 1 yr from first match, must keep funds in IRA for 5 years. Go to http://www.robinhood.com/boost. Over 8x the national average savings account interest rate claim is based on data from the FDIC as of November 18, 2024. Robinhood Financial LLC (member SIPC). Gold membership is offered by Robinhood Gold, LLC.
Arianne Phillips is the costume designer for the new film A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan. Phillips is an accomplished costume designer for stage and screen and has been nominated for the Academy Award for Best Costume Design three times, beginning with James Mangold's Walk the Line in 2006. For A Complete Unknown, she teamed up again with Mangold to re-create Bob Dylan's visual style with extreme specificity. Phillips spent several years researching Dylan's wardrobe, working with vintage experts, designers, and even Etsy sellers to find pieces that captured each iteration of Dylan's unique style. This week, she joins Erin Fitzpatrick, WWW's associate director of fashion news, to talk about her approach to the project, working with Chalamet, and collaborating with Levi's on a new capsule collection that re-creates Dylan's favorite skinny jeans style.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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For this week's main podcast review, I am joined by Nadia Dalimonte, Josh Parham & Tom O'Brien to review and discuss the latest film from director James Mangold, "A Complete Unknown," starring Timothée Chalamet, Edward Norton, Elle Fanning, Monica Barbaro, Boyd Holbrook, Scoot McNairy & Dan Fogler. A music biopic of one of the world's most renowned and enigmatic stars, Bob Dylan, the film covers the small but pivotal time in his life and career when he crashed on the folklore scene during the 1960s and made the controversial decision to switch from acoustic to electric in his overall sound. What did we think of Mangold's adaptation, especially compared to his other music biopic, "Walk The Line?" What did we think of his direction, the performances, the music, and craftsmanship? Tune in as we discuss these topics, its awards season chances, and more in our SPOILER-FILLED review. Thank you for listening, and enjoy! Check out more on NextBestPicture.com Please subscribe on... Apple Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/negs-best-film-podcast/id1087678387?mt=2 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7IMIzpYehTqeUa1d9EC4jT YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWA7KiotcWmHiYYy6wJqwOw And be sure to help support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month at https://www.patreon.com/NextBestPicture and listen to this podcast ad-free Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Episode No. 686 is a holiday clips episode featuring artist Sylvia Plimack Mangold. An untitled 1966 Plimack Mangold painting is on view in the current permanent collection installation at the National Gallery of Art, Washington. The NGA has one of the finest institutional collections of Plimack Mangold's work: eight paintings and at least a dozen works on paper. New York's Craig Starr Gallery is showing "Sylvia Plimack Mangold: Tapes, Fields, and Trees, 1975-84" through January 25, 2025. Plimack Mangold's paintings, seemingly rooted in realism but often undermining it, play with perspective, flatness, engage the centuries-long tradition of painters making paintings about painting. In 1994 the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo organized a retrospective of her paintings; two years earlier the University of Michigan Museum of Art organized a works on paper survey. For images, see 2018's Episode No. 349.
In this episode of No Film School, GG Hawkins and Jason Hellerman sit down with acclaimed director James Mangold to dive into the making of his latest film, A Complete Unknown. Known for iconic works like Logan and Ford v Ferrari, Mangold shares deep insights into his creative process, the importance of preparation, and how he navigates the complexities of storytelling. This holiday special offers invaluable lessons for filmmakers at every level. In this episode, No Film School's GG Hawkins, Jason Hellerman, and James Mangold discuss: How Mangold approached depicting Bob Dylan's relationships with iconic figures like Woody Guthrie and Johnny Cash The value of mentorship in filmmaking and how Alexander Mackendrick influenced Mangold's career Finding the balance between preparation and flexibility when directing Mangold's advice for capturing subtext and the unspoken dynamics between characters The art of juxtaposition and how to craft impactful scene transitions Memorable Quotes: “You come to the set with a plan, but your actors are gonna add a lot, and you don't want to be so slavish, so enslaved by your plan that you feel lost if an idea comes up with one of the actors that undermines the plan you came with.” “The point for the director is to make everything look like you planned it—even if you didn't.” “What is the scene about, and what are the beats I must make sure the audience sees? Not lines, but what's unsaid—the subtext, the human thought behind the eyes.” Resources: James Mangold on IMDb Microbudget Workshop with GG Hawkins Find No Film School everywhere: On the Web: No Film School Facebook: No Film School on Facebook Twitter: No Film School on Twitter YouTube: No Film School on YouTube Instagram: No Film School on Instagram Send us an email with questions or feedback: podcast@nofilmschool.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sean is joined by Chris Ryan and Mallory Rubin to dig all the way into ‘A Complete Unknown,' James Mangold's Bob Dylan biopic starring Timothée Chalamet. They discuss, among other things, the musical performances of Chalamet and his costar Monica Barbaro, the supporting performances around the edges of the movie, Mangold's ability to tackle one of the most central pop cultural figures in American history, the moment the film is trying to capture, and more. Host: Sean Fennessey Guests: Chris Ryan and Mallory Rubin Senior Producer: Bobby Wagner Video Producer: Jack Sanders Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
THIS IS A PREVIEW PODCAST. NOT THE FULL REVIEW. Please check out the full podcast review on our Patreon Page by subscribing over at - https://www.patreon.com/NextBestPicture With the upcoming release of "A Complete Unknown," in theaters on December 25th from Searchlight Pictures, Josh Parham, Dan Bayer, and I went back to 2005 to review and discuss James Mangold's Johnny Cash music biopic, "Walk The Line," starring Joaquin Phoenix, Reese Witherspoon, Ginnifer Goodwin & Robert Patrick. Often cited as the template by which other music biopics are unfavorably compared to and quite famously parodied in "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story," is Mangold's film worth the criticism it has accumulated over the years? Tune in as we discuss the writing, performances, craftsmanship, music, its awards season run, and more in our SPOILER-FILLED review of the Man in Black. Thank you for all your support, and enjoy! Check out more on NextBestPicture.com Please subscribe on... Apple Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/negs-best-film-podcast/id1087678387?mt=2 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7IMIzpYehTqeUa1d9EC4jT YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWA7KiotcWmHiYYy6wJqwOw And be sure to help support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month at https://www.patreon.com/NextBestPicture and listen to this podcast ad-free Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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