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Show Notes:   [0:00:50] Episode Summary | Intro   THE Jeremy Moore? 2nd Vaccine Preparation & Anxieties Last Episode Recap Building and Developing Your Team   [0:04:35] Getting Philosophical About Communication   Why Communication Isn’t ‘One-Size-Fits-All’ Dangers of Treating Distributed Communication Like You’re Collocated How this is applicable to all areas of your life.  “It started with pagers.” Always On, “As Soon as Possible” Culture is a Problem Activity is not to be confused with progress.  If you’re always available, when can you ever hope to do ‘deep work’? Anxiety induced by not being available, or forgetting your phone.    [0:14:08] Story Time: Communication Awareness   Developing Our Own Communication Tool The justification, the goal, the whys and what-ifs. Permissions to Interrupt Is it healthy, or reasonable? Not Having Little ‘Red Dot’ Notifications Waiting for You is Liberating It takes time to reset your expectations and definition of work vs busy work.  You’re More Than a Response Machine Responding to notifications can feel productive, but it can kill creativity and progress by way of context switching.    [0:20:09] Maybe There’s a Better Way Than Always On   Training and Retraining Around Communication Expectations We have been conditioned to get notifications and respond immediately. The list of items that require immediate attention in your organization is MUCH smaller than you’re willing to admit.  Retraining “I need to know right now” is the major hurdle.  The vast majority of “need to know” items can be saved for when you explicitly choose to engage with your email, phone, etc.  Be Willing to Shift Your Understanding of Urgent & Important You’re probably thinking: “But what if we have an emergency?” Here’s why it’s probably NOT an emergency.    [0:24:50] We Tend to “Solve” Management Problems with Software   The Bigger Problem:  How and when you do, or do not, communicate with team members. Don’t Be Selfish Putting Out Little Fires Prevents You From Accomplishing the Meaningful   [0:29:03] There Are Emergencies   But they’re so much fewer than you think they are.  Document and define emergencies, which details on how and when to respond.  Clarity on what is actually an emergency is very important, but use emergencies sparingly.  Don’t let tools dictate how you run your business.  Slack is a perfect example of this.  Why James won’t log into Slack anymore.    [0:32:49] Closing Thoughts   “We all need more margin.”  “Slower and more intentional is usually better.” Next Time on AIB  

Everybody look left, everybody look right, It’s A Musical! Podcast, is standing in the spotlight! This week Danny is revising the Circle Of Life, as we visit Pride Rock, albeit with a fresh coat of paint. Having grown up with the 1994 classic, and having experienced the wonder of the West End production, will he Be Prepared for what the 2019 release of The Lion King has in store? With a stellar voice cast, and direction from Jon Faverau, this is a remake that is filled with promise - like Hyenas, Maybe There’s A Glimmer Of Potential.... Can Danny Feel The Love Tonight? Or will it be a Stampede of nostalgia so huge Hakuna Matata doesn’t cut it?   Music: purple-planet.com

Back in the Before Times when movies were actually a thing you could go to, it was customary for studios to start dropping Oscar bait movies in late fall and continue throughout the holiday season. It's always fun to look back on which ones never ended up getting the little golden men they were angling for, and for our November episode we look at a recent example, 2013's The Secret Life of Walter Mitty directed by and starring Ben Stiller. Do you remember this? Maybe? There was a vague trailer demanding you feel things while the dulcet tones of Of Monsters and Men played underneath, perhaps reminding you instead of Where the Wild Things Are? Anyway, why did this movie end up sort of fading from public consciousness and not getting the award Paramount believed it justly deserved? What didn't work about it, and what could have made it work better? That's what our podcast is about, remember, so we get into that while enjoying TWO drinks. Reflect on the current lack of awards season by joining our conversation, getting drunk, and feeling some early 2010's brand of forced cinematic hygge. Continue reading →

It’s a week later and things are less confusing and chaotic? Maybe? There continues to be plenty of TV to discuss, and we kick off the podcast as always with Our Week in TV. First, Noel checks in with the Mom premiere, then Noel and Kate look at America Ferrera’s final episode of Superstore, we catch up with Wilmore, have thoughts on The Mandalorian’s egg-gate, ponder driving on The Amazing Race, and rant about blast chillers on The Great British Bake Off. Afterwards, we head to the DVD Shelf to share a few thoughts on the seminal ’90s hangout comedy Living Single, using friend of the show Angelica Jade Bastién’s episode guide at Vulture. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your Living Single character ranking and take on the rest of the week’s TV. DVD Shelf: Living Single (57:57)           Our Week in TV Mom premiere (13:37) Superstore (18:30) Wilmore (26:10) The Mandalorian (30:29) The Amazing Race (37:09) The Great British Bake Off (45:45) Music Featured:  “Catatonic” from The Amber Ruffin Show; Living Single theme song

It’s a week later and things are less confusing and chaotic? Maybe? There continues to be plenty of TV to discuss, and we kick off the podcast as always with Our Week in TV. First, Noel checks in with the Mom premiere, then Noel and Kate look at America Ferrera’s final episode of Superstore, we catch up with Wilmore, have thoughts on The Mandalorian’s egg-gate, ponder driving on The Amazing Race, and rant about blast chillers on The Great British Bake Off. Afterwards, we head to the DVD Shelf to share a few thoughts on the seminal ’90s hangout comedy Living Single, using friend of the show Angelica Jade Bastién’s episode guide at Vulture. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your Living Single character ranking and take on the rest of the week’s TV.DVD Shelf: Living Single (57:57) Our Week in TV Mom premiere (13:37) Superstore (18:30) Wilmore (26:10) The Mandalorian (30:29) The Amazing Race (37:09) The Great British Bake Off (45:45)Music Featured: “Catatonic” from The Amber Ruffin Show; Living Single theme song

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[may-vin] noun The good place where you can hear your favourite Maed In India episode on loop.   For our last Mae Mixtape, we have music fresh and hot from the oven, and also the last and final Mae word for your vocab - it’s Maeven! We bring you songs that make you look inward, remind you that you deserve better, and make you see the world as it should be. During this sticky situation we’re in, we see people around us get stronger, giving us all hope that we’re… maybe there!    Set List: Tanmaya Bhatnagar - Kya Tum Naraaz Ho? (01:25 - 04:56) Jitwam - Stronger (05:41 - 08:53) Nikhil D’Souza - People (10:16 - 13:22) Nikhil D’Souza - People (Hindi Reprise) (13:25 - 16:28) Water & Rum - Sticky (17:33 - 21:50) Suren Vikash - Kaalam Maari Pochu (23:17 - 26:12) aswekeepsearching - Maybe There (27:41 - 31:26) Come be our friend: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/maedinindia Instagram https://www.instagram.com/maedinindia/ Twitter https://twitter.com/maedinindia   CREDITS: Host: Mae Twitter: https://twitter.com/maebemaebe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maemariyam/ Audio Editor Post: Vijay Doiphode Producer: Jaanam Dewan

Do you want to live.... balcony-ly? Boys and girls, grab your pitchforks and your other things that you carry on a witch hunt cause we found the 2015 trip into madness, the Witch! Robert Eggers, you crazy for this one. Join the screen debut probably of the world's greatest living actor, Harvey Scrimshaw and travel to just outside old Plimoth Colony where a bunch of super puritans run into a nasty little goat and his coven of witches. Maybe? There's almost no way to know if we understood this beautiful little movie but we sure did watch it! The Witch stars an old faced English man, an old faced English woman, an old faced English girl, an old faced English boy, the twins from the Shining and BBBBBBBBBBBLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKK Philip.

one of the best per Zip and just ho-hum per DJ Slim. We can only ask that you listen to the pod and see how right Zip is… Maybe? There were some real moments tonight.. At least on our show!! The Pod:  

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