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durée : 00:49:20 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle, Franck COGNARD - Aujourd'hui dans Affaires Sensibles, la grève d'Itélé en 2016 ou l'histoire d'une rédaction face à l'influence et à l'ingérence de son actionnaire. - réalisé par : Frédéric Milano

Nuovo appuntamento con il sabato di «Giorno per giorno»: l'editorialista torna sugli argomenti di cui ha scritto durante la settimana nella sua rubrica «Il Caffè», integrandoli con i commenti nel frattempo ricevuti dai lettori.I link di corriere.it:Milano, lo sfogo di una mamma: «I miei bimbi hanno sfiorato per sbaglio un signore in treno e lui ha iniziato a urlare»Chi è Filippo Marini, il ragazzo di 21 anni che ha ucciso la madre per un rimproveroIl parroco che ha invitato i cittadini al funerale di uno sconosciuto: «Nicola era solo al mondo, che gioia tanti fedeli per lui»

Come si monitorano gli animali in un parco naturale? Una soluzione messa a punto nel contesto del progetto restart distribuisce l'elaborazione del riconoscimento su tutta la rete. Ne parliamo con Guido Alberto Maier, docente di telecomunicazioni al Politecnico di Milano.

Un'alba senza Ritorno.Faenza, 6 febbraio 2021. L'aria è fredda e pungente, il cielo ancora scuro. In una villetta tranquilla di via Corbara, qualcosa si agita nell'ombra. Un rumore sordo, un grido soffocato, poi il silenzio. Qualcuno entra. Qualcuno esce. E una donna non si sveglia mai.La casa non ha segni di effrazione. Nulla sembra fuori posto, tranne quel corpo riverso a terra, in una pozza di sangue. Una madre, ex moglie, donna forte e determinata, è stata massacrata con una violenza indicibile. Ma chi era entrato in quella casa? E perché?Le indagini iniziano tra i cocci di una famiglia spezzata, tra accuse, denunce e un passato carico di tensioni. L'ex marito della vittima, sembra distante anni luce da quel delitto: si trovava in viaggio con la figlia Arianna, diretto a Milano per ritirare una nuova auto. Un alibi perfetto. Ma più gli investigatori scavano, più le ombre si allungano. Una serie di telefonate concitate catturano in tempo reale il panico dentro quella casa. Una ragazza terrorizzata chiusa in camera, urla disperate, e un uomo vestito di nero visto aggirarsi nei dintorni poco prima dell'omicidio. Chi è? E come ha fatto a entrare? Un caso dove niente è quello che sembra...-------------------------------------------Seguimi anche sul canale Youtube:https://bit.ly/3TXVGEdVisita il sito del podcast:https://scarymonstertruecrime.com/Instagram:@scarymonstertruecrimeX/Twitter:@scarycrimeFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/scarymonstertruecrimeIscriviti al Gruppo Facebook True Crime Italia:https://www.facebook.com/groups/true-crime-italia---------------------------------------------------------Contatti:Antonello Salea.sale@cbsnet.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/scary-monster-true-crime-podcast--4789759/support.

Mihai Morar te poartă într-o incursiune inedită prin lumea unei artiste inedite: Irina Baianț.Intrată încă de la 3 ani în lumea muzicii, în fața pianului, Irina nu a mai părăsit-o, devenind unul dintre micile genii muzicale pe care România le-a oferit de-a lungul timpului. Obișnuită cu premii de mică, prezentă pe celebra scenă Scala din Milano, Irina și-a ales totuși un parcurs dificil pe scenă. A decis să părăsească țara atunci când a considerat că trocul propus de industria muzicală contravine principiilor cu care a fost crescută. A găsit recunoaștere în străinătate, însă a ales să revină în țară, unde găsește o mult mai mare libertate de exprimare artistică.  Azi se declară împlinită. Nu ascunde însă faptul că se simte deseori nesigură de drumul ei în lumea de azi. Că presiunea așteptărilor o poate sufoca. Că sinceritatea poate duce deseori la singurătate. Și nu numai. Pentru că Irina acuză deschis o lume nevăzută a scenei românești, lume care funcționează prea puțin pe principii de meritocrație și prea mult pe cele ale intereselor comune. Afli despre ce este vorba într-un podcast fără perdea, care îți oferă și un preludiu superb al concertului organizat de Irina pe 29 iunie, în Amfiteatrul Mihai Eminescu din București. Nu rata premierele muzicale propuse astăzi la Fain & Simplu.Cu Mihai Morar.

Secondo il rapporto Svimez 2024, l’Italia registra nuovamente un divario di crescita rispetto all’Eurozona: il Pil nazionale è cresciuto solo dello 0,7%, contro una media UE del +1%. A sorprendere è il Mezzogiorno, che ha registrato una crescita dell’1%, superiore a quella del Centro-Nord (+0,6%) e della media italiana. In particolare, si distinguono Sicilia (+1,5%) e Campania (+1,3%). Il Centro rimane comunque la macro-area trainante a livello cumulato: dal 2022 al 2024 ha registrato una crescita del 9,8%, contro l’8,6% del Sud e il 5,6% del Centro-Nord. Il Mezzogiorno ha beneficiato in modo rilevante degli investimenti pubblici e del Pnrr, che hanno inciso per 0,6 punti percentuali sulla crescita dell’area, contro 0,4 punti nel resto del Paese. Il motore della crescita nel Sud è stato il settore delle costruzioni (+3%) e i servizi (+0,7%), mentre l’industria ha mostrato una certa tenuta (+0,1%) rispetto alla leggera flessione nel Centro-Nord (-0,2%). L’agricoltura invece ha performato peggio (+0,5% contro +2,9%). Gli investimenti pubblici hanno toccato i 45 miliardi, metà dei quali mobilitati dai Comuni. Tra le regioni in calo figurano Molise (-0,9%), Calabria (-0,2%), Liguria (-0,5%) e Veneto (-0,4%). Il commento è di Luca Bianchi, direttore Svimez.Assolombarda, Alvise Biffi eletto Presidente: “Ripensare l’impresa”L’Assemblea Privata di Assolombarda ha eletto Alvise Biffi come nuovo Presidente per il quadriennio 2025-2029, insieme ai Vicepresidenti che comporranno il Consiglio di Presidenza. Nel suo primo intervento ufficiale, Biffi ha delineato una visione chiara per il futuro dell’impresa: aumentare la produttività ripensando i modelli industriali. Al centro della sua strategia l’integrazione dell’intelligenza artificiale, ancora scarsamente adottata in Italia secondo Istat, solo l’8% delle aziende la utilizzava nel 2023 e l’urgenza di colmare il divario con le regioni tedesche più avanzate in termini di ricerca e sviluppo. Innovare, per Biffi, significa anche affrontare il cambiamento nel mercato del lavoro: il 40% degli annunci nella zona Assolombarda riguarda profili ad alta qualificazione impattati dall’IA, ma permane un forte mismatch tra domanda e offerta. Quasi la metà delle imprese ha difficoltà a trovare figure chiave come esperti digitali, energy manager o progettisti green. Altro tema cardine: l’energia. Con costi europei molto più alti rispetto a USA e Cina, Biffi propone di sganciare il prezzo dell’elettricità da quello del gas naturale e spingere sulle rinnovabili fino a coprire il 50% del mix elettrico. Nel medio periodo, secondo il presidente, servirà puntare anche sul nucleare di nuova generazione e sui gas verdi, come il biometano e l’idrogeno, per decarbonizzare i settori industriali più energivori. Interviene proprio Alvise Biffi, presidente di Assolombarda.Volare con il mondo in guerra: le rotte off limits, i rischi e le nuove tratte per evitare i missiliL’escalation del conflitto tra Israele e Iran ha ridisegnato le rotte del traffico aereo internazionale. Le compagnie evitano sempre più frequentemente gli spazi aerei considerati ad alto rischio per via di possibili attacchi missilistici, ma in assenza di un’autorità globale che imponga regole comuni, le decisioni sono frammentate: ogni Stato stabilisce se e quanto tenere aperto il proprio cielo, spesso per ragioni economiche. Ne derivano paradossi operativi, come il sorvolo dell’Afghanistan classificato a rischio inferiore rispetto all’Iran pur essendo area instabile. Le alternative attuali si dividono in due direttrici: a nord, passando dal Mar Caspio e Afghanistan; a sud, attraversando Egitto, Mar Rosso e Arabia Saudita. Ma anche rotte un tempo neutre, come Cipro o il sud della Turchia, sono ora oggetto di attenta valutazione. La mancanza di informazioni ufficiali condivise costringe le compagnie a valutazioni autonome, facendo affidamento sulle raccomandazioni di Paesi come USA, Regno Unito o Germania. Le conseguenze economiche sono pesanti: rotte più lunghe comportano più ore di volo, più carburante e maggiori costi operativi, in un contesto in cui il prezzo del petrolio è in crescita (Brent +8% in pochi giorni). Tutto ciò si traduce in una pressione ulteriore sui margini delle compagnie, proprio mentre il settore stava cercando di riprendersi. Il commento è di Andrea Giuricin, docente di Economia dei Trasporti, Università Bicocca di Milano.

Il nome significa piccola peste. Un giovane abbastanza irrequieto, instancabile lettore di Dostoevskij, che abbandona gli studi di architettura per quella benzina inspiegabile che solo la musica è in grado di dare. In occasione dell'uscita del suo nuovo singolo “Bella Madonnina” e dell'inizio del tour estivo, che parte da Roma e prosegue per tutta l'estate con le ultime date a Milano e alla Reggia di Caserta, Tananai racconta a Malcom Pagani il suo modo di affrontare la vita: senza prendersi troppo sul serio, con il sorriso e un briciolo di incoscienza. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Giornata negativa per le borse europee, con Milano che chiude a 38.942 punti, perdendo oltre l'1%. Settore petrolifero in crescita, mentre il lusso e altre azioni subiscono forti ribassi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Giorgio Bocca definì l'esposizione in piazzale Loreto dei corpi di Benito Mussolini, di Claretta Petacci e dei gerarchi uccisi sul lago di Como «un atto rivoluzionario» su cui si sarebbe fatto «dell'inutile moralismo». Per Ferruccio Parri, leader azionista della Resistenza, il 29 aprile 1945 andò in scena a Milano «una macelleria messicana». Piazzale Loreto, simbolo di vergogna nazionale per la letteratura neofascista, diventò luogo identitario di una parte politica. La narrazione prevalente del dopoguerra ha oscurato però il massacro dei quindici partigiani uccisi per rappresaglia da un plotone della Legione Muti otto mesi e mezzo prima della Liberazione, il 10 agosto 1944. I loro corpi erano stati esposti per volontà dei nazisti come monito alla popolazione. Fu una ferita, mai rimarginata, alla tradizione civile della città. In questo podcast, il giornalista Dino Messina racconta le due vicende. Messina, autorevole firma del Corriere della Sera, ha scritto per Solferino "Piazzale Loreto. I due volti della Liberazione". A cura di Francesco De Leo. Montaggio di Silvio Farina. https://storiainpodcast.focus.it - Canale Eventi e luoghi ------------ Storia in Podcast di Focus si può ascoltare anche su Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/293C5TZniMOgqHdBLSTaRc ed Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/la-voce-della-storia/id1511551427. Siamo in tutte le edicole... ma anche qui: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FocusStoria/ - Gruppo Facebook Focus Storia Wars: https://www.facebook.com/groups/FocuStoriaWars/ (per appassionati di storia militare) - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/focusitvideo - Twitter: https://twitter.com/focusstoria - Sito: https://www.focus.it/cultura Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eccoci qui, un episodio SPECIALE con la versione integrale VIDEO del Live che abbiamo portato a CASA SPOTIFY a Milano. In questi tempi bui ciò che nasce dall'odio distrugge la speranza ma l'amore, nelle sue espressioni più semplici ha la capacità di crepare i muri più ostili. Siate quelle crepe. Se vuoi puoi supportarci su Patreon: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/ladireful⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

La semana pasada nos quedamos atrapados en el museo... Es lo que tiene dejarle pilotar la Milano a Estwald... Total que nos hemos echado unas partidas con guardianes con juguetes nuevos y nos hemos sacado un Hammond del tupperware (marca registrada)... (00:29:50): Noticias (01:13:03): Campamento Hammond [Guardianes de la Galaxia] Starlord - https://marvelcdb.com/decklist/view/50975/starlord-tu-primero-que-yo-te-cubro-hammond-lmdt-1.0 Gamora - https://es.marvelcdb.com/decklist/view/50969/gamora-sodoma-y-gamora-hammond-lmdt-1.0 Adam Warlock - https://es.marvelcdb.com/decklist/view/50971/adam-warlock-y-sus-50-araitas-lmdt-hammond-1.0 Nébula - https://es.marvelcdb.com/decklist/view/50970/nbula-rocknrolla-gmw-lmdt-hammond-1.0 (03:18:05): Comentarios de los oyentes ¡Esperamos que os guste! Recuerda que puedes sugerirnos, preguntarnos, quejarte o insultarnos en: Telegram: t.me/lamanodethanos Whatsapp: https://bit.ly/mtWhtspp Twitter/Instagram: @LaManodeThanos E-mail: lamanodethanos2@gmail.com Facebook: Comunidad MarvelChampions LCG España

Martedì borsistico negativo per Milano, con un calo dell'1,4%, mentre il Dax di Francoforte perde circa un punto percentuale. Le tensioni geopolitiche e i dati economici contrastanti influenzano i mercati, penalizzando il settore bancario. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Monaco, capitale della Baviera e della birra, è un luogo che si apprezza appieno solo con un boccale in mano. Vi porto nella città dell'Oktoberfest (anche se io, all'Oktoberfest, non ci sono ancora mai stata!).****Saluti e baci: cartoline dal mondo è un podcast felicemente autoprodotto da me, Federica Capozzi. Clicca SEGUI per non perdere i nuovi episodi, lascia una valutazione a 5 stelline e parla di questo podcast con i tuoi amici. Saluti e baci è anche su Instagram come @salutiebacipodcast : segui l'account per vedere le foto dei luoghi da cui ti scrivo!****PS: Hai mai sentito parlare di Milano è il diavolo? È l'altro mio podcast 100% indie, vincitore de Il Pod come miglior podcast Diversity 2024: se ancora non lo conosci, cercalo su tutte le app free, ascoltalo, sostienilo!*****PS2: Ma lo sai che ho anche un blog, dove puoi vedere tutte le foto dei posti meravigliosi che ti racconto, e leggere altri racconti? www.ramontherun.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fluent Fiction - Italian: A Venetian Café's Debate: Family, Dreams, and Togetherness Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2025-06-16-22-34-02-it Story Transcript:It: Il sole di mezza estate scaldava le calli di Venezia.En: The midsummer sun warmed the calli of Venezia.It: Un piccolo caffè sulla strada era pieno di voci e profumi deliziosi.En: A small café on the street was filled with voices and delightful aromas.It: Tra il rombo delle chiacchiere e le note dei gondolieri in lontananza, Luca, Giulia e Marco erano seduti a un tavolino all'aperto, sorseggiando espresso.En: Amid the hum of chatter and the notes of the gondoliers in the distance, Luca, Giulia and Marco were seated at an outdoor table, sipping espresso.It: Luca, il maggiore, osservava i suoi fratelli.En: Luca, the oldest, observed his siblings.It: Sentiva il bisogno di tenerli uniti.En: He felt the need to keep them united.It: "Dobbiamo parlare del futuro," iniziò Luca, con una serietà che spesso lo contraddistingueva.En: "We need to talk about the future," Luca began, with a seriousness that often characterized him.It: Giulia, con i capelli ricci sciolti al vento, aveva occhi pieni di sogni.En: Giulia, with her curly hair blowing in the wind, had eyes full of dreams.It: "Voglio aprire un atelier a Milano," disse, il suo entusiasmo palpabile.En: "I want to open an atelier in Milano," she said, her enthusiasm palpable.It: "Ho bisogno di creare."En: "I need to create."It: Marco, dall'altro lato del tavolo, ridacchiava.En: Marco, on the other side of the table, chuckled.It: "Io voglio viaggiare.En: "I want to travel.It: Il mondo è così grande!En: The world is so big!It: America, Asia, Australia...En: America, Asia, Australia...It: Non voglio perdermi nulla!"En: I don't want to miss anything!"It: Luca sospirò.En: Luca sighed.It: "Ma la famiglia?En: "But the family?It: Non possiamo separarci.En: We can't separate.It: Mamma e papà contano su di noi."En: Mom and Dad count on us."It: Giulia corrugò la fronte.En: Giulia furrowed her brow.It: "Luca, possiamo restare uniti anche a distanza.En: "Luca, we can stay united even at a distance.It: La tecnologia ci aiuta."En: Technology helps us."It: "E fare esperienze ci farà crescere," aggiunse Marco, con il suo sorriso contagioso.En: "And having experiences will make us grow," added Marco, with his contagious smile.It: La discussione si accese.En: The discussion grew heated.It: Le parole si intensificarono, il caffè quasi dimenticato.En: Words intensified, the coffee almost forgotten.It: Luca voleva il meglio per i suoi fratelli, ma la paura di perderli era forte.En: Luca wanted the best for his siblings, but the fear of losing them was strong.It: "Non capite quanto sia importante rimanere vicini?"En: "Don't you understand how important it is to stay close?"It: Giulia mise una mano sulla spalla di Luca.En: Giulia placed a hand on Luca's shoulder.It: "Saremo sempre una famiglia.En: "We will always be a family.It: Voglio che tu capisca che inseguire i nostri sogni non significa allontanarci."En: I want you to understand that chasing our dreams doesn't mean drifting apart."It: Luca stava in silenzio, assorbendo le parole.En: Luca stood silent, absorbing the words.It: L'idea di famiglia poteva essere flessibile, realizzò finalmente.En: The idea of family could be flexible, he finally realized.It: Allentò la tensione delle sue spalle.En: He relaxed the tension in his shoulders.It: "Forse avete ragione."En: "Maybe you're right."It: Marco e Giulia sorridettero, all'unisono.En: Marco and Giulia smiled, in unison.It: "Promettiamo di ritrovarci spesso.En: "We promise to meet often.It: Le discussioni d'estate al caffè non mancheranno," concluse Marco, brindando con il suo caffè.En: The summer discussions at the café will not be missed," concluded Marco, toasting with his coffee.It: Sulle strade di Venezia, il sole calava mentre la decisione maturava dentro di loro.En: On the streets of Venezia, the sun was setting as the decision matured within them.It: Luca capì che supportare i sogni di Giulia e Marco avrebbe reso i loro legami più forti.En: Luca understood that supporting Giulia and Marco's dreams would strengthen their bonds.It: La famiglia non si misura in distanza, ma in amore e comprensione.En: Family is not measured by distance, but by love and understanding. Vocabulary Words:midsummer: mezza estatethe sun: il soleto warm: scaldarethe calli: le callithe aroma: il profumothe hum: il romboto sip: sorseggiarethe table: il tavolinothe seriousness: la serietàcurly: riccithe wind: il ventothe dream: il sognothe brow: la fronteto furrow: corrugarethe experience: l'esperienzacontagious: contagiosoto grow: crescereto intensify: intensificarsito forget: dimenticareto release: allentareto relax: rilassarethe tension: la tensioneto absorb: assorbirethe fear: la paurato chase: inseguireto drift apart: allontanarsito mature: maturareto realize: realizzareto support: supportareto strengthen: rendere più forte

La "congestion fee" è una tariffa supplementare applicata dagli autotrasportatori in alcuni porti italiani per compensare i costi extra dovuti ai lunghi tempi di attesa per le operazioni di carico e scarico. Questa misura è già in vigore da un anno a Genova e da ottobre a La Spezia. Più recentemente, è stata introdotta a Marghera il 3 giugno, a Vado a partire da oggi, e a Livorno entrerà in funzione il 1° luglio.Mentre alcuni operatori della logistica contestano questa tariffa, le associazioni degli autotrasportatori la difendono strenuamente. Giuseppe Tagnochetti di Trasportounito la definisce una "misura necessaria per compensare gli extracosti derivanti dai tempi di attesa prolungati nei porti, garantisce la sostenibilità delle imprese".Queste dinamiche si inseriscono in un contesto più ampio del settore logistico. Una ricerca condotta dall’Osservatorio Contract Logistics del Politecnico di Milano, e presentata all’assemblea di Fai Conftrasporto a Bergamo, ha evidenziato alcuni punti salienti: il numero di imprese di autotrasporto diminuisce, ma i fatturati dell'intero comparto aumentano, parallelamente all'incremento dei costi. Si registra una crescente attenzione alla sostenibilità, mentre la carenza di autisti continua a preoccupare. Approfondiamo il tema con Damiano Frosi, uno dei curatori della ricerca.

In questa puntata proviamo a "ridefinire i territori" provando a ricercare nuove narrazioni.Approfondiamo il concetto di Metromontagna: non più solo città ai piedi dei monti, ma veri e propri sistemi policentrici dove laghi e valli sono connessi in una nuova "geometria", grazie a progetti come "Montagne Condivise" (link: https://socialfare.org/impact_design/montagne-condivise/) ed al workshop permanente "Città lago" del Politecnico di Milano (link: https://www.dastu.polimi.it/en/la-citta-lago-workshop-permanente/)Siamo davvero nati per viaggiare? Ruben Santopietro fa una bella analisi delle varie "epoche" e dei motivi che spingono le persone a muoversi. Dalla necessità di sopravvivenza all'era della "checklist". Recenti statistiche dicono che le persone tornano da una vacanza più stressate di quando sono partite. (link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mj0a-tzOKUg)Infine, grazie a Josep Ejarque, le innovazioni nel Destination Management ispirate dalle DMO americane: dall'uso strategico di dati e IA alla "Stewardship" per una gestione sostenibile e partecipata, fino alla costante reinvenzione del prodotto turistico. È tempo di trasformare le DMO italiane in veri e propri laboratori di innovazione! (link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josepejarque/)#marketingterritoriale #marketingturistico #destinationmanager #formazioneprofessionale

Ss. Trinità (C)Omelia nella Messa delle 21 (Milano)https://nellaparola.it/ldg/2025-06-08

Intervista andata in onda il 9 Aprile sulla Radio Statale di Milano con Metal Crue

Tensione tra Iran e Israele non preoccupa il mercato, con il petrolio stabile e il dollaro in rafforzamento. Milano cresce dell'1,24%, trainata da acquisti nel settore bancario e titoli come Unicredit e Mediobanca.Data di pubblicazione Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

durée : 00:54:13 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle, Franck COGNARD - Aujourd'hui dans Affaires Sensibles, voyage dans la Martinique de l'après-guerre avec un crime non résolu sur fond de tensions raciales : le meurtre de Guy de Fabrique. - réalisé par : Frédéric Milano

Torna il podcast di Eurolega per parlare più di mercato e di analisi di esso in relazione a quello che succede tra i top team e non solo. La presentazione di Daniele Baiesi a Milano, l'affare Nikola Milutinov e un pò di Israele in ottica board di Eurolega.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/backdoor-podcast--4175169/support.

durée : 00:46:51 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle, Franck COGNARD - Aujourd'hui dans Affaires sensibles : Vive la crise ou les marchands de la rigueur. C'est l'histoire d'une émission de télé dans laquelle un homme riche explique à des pauvres qu'il va falloir se serrer la ceinture. - réalisé par : Frédéric Milano, David Leprince

In questa puntata di Start parliamo dell'annuncio di Trump di nuovi dazi unilaterali, del contributo offerto alla regione Sardegna per i nuovi nati nei piccoli centri e della sperimentazione dell'intelligenza artificiale al Policlinico di Milano. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back to the slopes today as we welcome back Aussie snowboarder Josie Baff to the show! Since we last spoke with Josie, she has gone on to massive success on the snowboard cross circuit, making her Olympic debut in 2022 as well as claiming World Championship silver in 2023 and multiple World Cup medals. We find out from Josie just what has brought about her success and how she is using it as momentum towards her second Olympics in Milano Cortina in 2026. We also find out more about her Beijing Olympics experience, including what it's like being besties with an Olympic medallist and finding out if she was able to replace her beloved Italian pin she got during her Youth Olympics experience. Added to this we find out more about death cookies, her love of ABBA and why her homemade granola is so damn epic. It's an epic chat that you won't want to miss!

Al and Kev talk about the Wholesome Direct Timings 00:00:00: Theme Tune 00:00:30: Intro 00:01:53: Feedback 00:03:18: What Have We Been Up To 00:30:35: Snacko 1.0 00:32:46: Wholesome Direct 01:04:25: Outro Links Snacko 1.0 Wholesome Direct Wholesome Games Contact Al on Mastodon: https://mastodon.scot/@TheScotBot Email Us: https://harvestseason.club/contact/ Transcript (0:00:30) Al: Hello farmers, and welcome to another episode of the harvest season. (0:00:34) Al: My name is Al. (0:00:36) Kev: I’m Kevin. We’re back baby. This is the first episode back, right? (0:00:38) Al: They said they said we couldn’t do it, Kevin. (0:00:41) Al: They said we couldn’t do it. (0:00:43) Al: We said we couldn’t go on a break and come back because no one goes on a break (0:00:46) Kev: The they being you, I think primarily. (0:00:48) Al: and then comes back. (0:00:52) Al: No, everyone. (0:00:53) Al: Nobody believed in me. (0:00:57) Al: But here we are. (0:00:58) Al: back and here we are here today to talk (0:01:00) Al: about so many Cottagecore games like so many that I think some might just be that’s a game (0:01:03) Kev: Oh, a lot like they double. (0:01:06) Kev: It in the last five minutes. (0:01:13) Al: moving on we’ll see we’ll see we are we are here today to talk about the Wholesome Direct (0:01:14) Kev: Yeah, probably a lot of them we’re talking about the wholesome direct everyone (0:01:23) Al: specifically and a bunch of stuff in that not everything because it was an hour long and (0:01:30) Al: talked about everything in an hour long presentation we would probably be here all day and it’s already (0:01:37) Al: half eight at night that’s that’s also that’s also true so we’re going to talk about that we (0:01:37) Kev: and we don’t have enough to talk about it (0:01:40) Kev: ‘cause we don’t care about all of them. (0:01:46) Al: do have one piece of news that I want to cover before that and before that we’re going to talk (0:01:53) Al: about what we’ve been up to but first of all Kevin we’ve got feedback this is being sent in by Katie (0:01:56) Kev: Oh! (0:02:00) Al: of the show I have been listening to the podcast for some time now and it’s a highlight of my week (0:02:02) Kev: Uh-oh. (0:02:06) Al: not last two weeks so sorry I really enjoy hearing your honest and sometimes brutal opinions on games (0:02:06) Kev: When did we ruin it for her? (0:02:14) Al: and I especially enjoy how positive and how much energy Kev has on his solo episodes keep up the (0:02:21) Al: amazing work. There we go Kevin. You got a shout out. (0:02:23) Kev: Okay, I’m going, I’m trying to refrain from, you know, being sarcastic or whatever, putting myself down. But thank you very much. Sincerely, that means a lot. I have a lot of practice talking to myself. I think that’s what it is in my head space. Now, I just put a mic in front of it. (0:02:38) Al: I feel like the brutal opinions on games has to be talking about Shugadu Island, right? (0:02:54) Kev: Oh, I feel like there’s a number of episodes we could point to, including the ones we like. (0:02:58) Al: That is the particularly bad one. Well anyway, thank you Katie for the feedback. If you too (0:03:00) Kev: Yeah. (0:03:05) Al: want to send feedback you can do it on the website harvestseason.club (0:03:08) Al: There’s a feedback from there. Come send us more and you’ll get a mention on the podcast. (0:03:12) Kev: Yeah, all right. (0:03:15) Kev: You’d like right now, yay. (0:03:16) Kev: Thank you, Katie. (0:03:17) Kev: I very much appreciate it. (0:03:19) Al: Next Kevin, what have you been up to? (0:03:22) Kev: Boy, what do I– (0:03:23) Kev: Well, my internet has been out for a week, (0:03:27) Kev: so let’s start with that. (0:03:28) Al: That’s unfortunate. (0:03:29) Kev: Yep, it’s been a headache. (0:03:33) Kev: But here I am using not working internet. (0:03:40) Kev: But that’s kind of– (0:03:42) Kev: affected a lot of my gameplay, because so I didn’t realize just how many of my games are like online only. (0:03:48) Kev: Or have to connect to servers or whatever, like Zendless on Zero has a 2.0 update. I haven’t played that. Marvel Snap, (0:03:55) Kev: I don’t get that many games in this week. My phone’s dying, so it can’t– for whatever reason Snap just crashes on it now. (0:04:01) Kev: So I have to pretty much play on PC these days. (0:04:05) Kev: But Unite is gone, so on and so forth. (0:04:09) Kev: The one game I have been playing though (0:04:12) Kev: Unicorn Overlord, are you familiar with that, Al? (0:04:14) Al: I am. I’m a photo. (0:04:16) Kev: Okay, oh man, it’s… (0:04:20) Kev: So I picked it up on sale, it was like 30 USD, which is pretty cheap for a game of this size. (0:04:24) Kev: Um, it’s for people unfamiliar, it’s a strategy, real-time game. (0:04:32) Kev: I like Fire Emblem, but real-time. (0:04:34) Kev: And Good Heavens, this game does all the things I like in that game. (0:04:40) Kev: Um, okay. (0:04:42) Kev: So, have you ever played a Fire Emblem, Al? (0:04:44) Al: No. (0:04:44) Kev: Okay, but I assume you’re familiar with the concept of super-trust, right? (0:04:47) Al: Yeah. (0:04:48) Al: Yeah. (0:04:48) Kev: Yeah, okay. So, like I said, that’s correct. (0:04:51) Al: They’ve all got swords, that’s what I’m aware of. (0:04:54) Kev: And Unicorn Overlord also has swords. (0:04:56) Kev: Actually, Unicorn Overlord has a lot of Fire Emblem stuff. (0:05:00) Kev: It’s very much like an homage/love letter to a lot of strategy games, Fire Emblem included. (0:05:06) Kev: So, it has a lot of the elements borrowed from that. (0:05:10) Kev: that are like likely it feels (0:05:12) Kev: less like trying to knock them off and more become the wash / love letter anyway (0:05:19) Kev: so unlike Fire Emblem which is grid based this is not grid based it’s real (0:05:24) Kev: time you just send your units point A to point B and they’ll travel as close to (0:05:29) Kev: straight line as they can also they in Fire Emblem each character is a single (0:05:36) Kev: unit in this game you assemble teams of up to five characters in one unit with (0:05:42) Kev: front row and a back row so all of a sudden the complexity is through the (0:05:46) Kev: roof and it’s really enjoyable in my opinion right you got tanks in front (0:05:50) Kev: archers in the back so on and so forth and each character you can load them out (0:05:58) Kev: with different equipment skills and stuff and Fire Emblem is like every (0:06:02) Kev: character gets like two or three items that do almost just that’s basically but (0:06:07) Kev: in this one you can you can change their move sets so there’s (0:06:12) Kev: it like layers and layers and layers of complexity which is (0:06:15) Kev: really, really good. Yeah, I really, really like this game. (0:06:20) Kev: I’m at 60 hours so far. Yeah, good. No internet. So just (0:06:26) Kev: crushing it. But it is. It’s the arts really nice. Very, very (0:06:31) Kev: pretty. But but oh, great, great stuff. Um, yeah, that’s that’s (0:06:38) Kev: kind of the big thing I’ve been up to. (0:06:42) Kev: All right, Al, what about you? (0:06:44) Kev: Tell me– tell the poor pleb about the switch, too. (0:06:46) Al: The Switch 2, what? What are you talking about? Yes, yes, I’ve got the Switch 2 and I’ve been (0:06:52) Al: playing Mario Kart World. I haven’t had a huge amount of time on it yet. As we are talking, (0:06:58) Al: I have been… I was away. I was not at home when the Switch 2 came out on Thursday, and (0:07:06) Al: it was delivered to my home. I didn’t get back till Saturday evening, and so that’s (0:07:11) Al: about 24 hours ago as of now. So, yeah, I’ve not had a huge amount of time. (0:07:16) Al: Especially as obviously I had to set it up, and you know, I have kids and a life, and (0:07:20) Al: I can’t just always play the game. But I have put in a couple hours into it, both myself (0:07:27) Al: and me and my son playing it together, and it’s fun. I enjoy it. What I will say is that (0:07:35) Al: I love a lot of the… It’s a lot more reactive in terms of like, your character does a lot (0:07:44) Al: more while playing, which makes it feel (0:07:46) Al: a lot more real, right? Like there are more reactions to things. And, uh, so it’s really (0:07:54) Al: hard to explain, but there’s just lots of little things that they do that make it feel real. Um, (0:08:00) Al: the animations are all more detailed. Uh, when you, when you hit a car, you don’t now just like (0:08:07) Al: stop in the same way that you do when hit by, uh, uh, you know, a weapon you like get knocked to (0:08:15) Al: the side and you can actually (0:08:17) Al: there was one today where I was like hit it in such a way that I actually just ended up going up on two wheels (0:08:24) Al: and continuing to move. (0:08:26) Kev: What? (0:08:28) Al: Yeah, exactly. So there’s just lots of little things like that. (0:08:30) Al: It’s you don’t, whereas in Mario Kart 8, if you hit a vehicle, no matter how you hit it, (0:08:37) Al: you would just, you would just stop. (0:08:37) Kev: You do the somersault, you know, or whatever, yeah, uh-huh, yeah. (0:08:38) Al: Yeah, exactly. You’d just do the standard. (0:08:40) Al: I’ve been hit by something I have now stopped, whereas that’s not necessary. (0:08:44) Al: If you hit it, like, straight on, you will slow down. (0:08:46) Al: And, you know, spin off to the side. (0:08:49) Al: But if you hit it in certain ways, you can actually just keep going. (0:08:52) Al: It just depends on exactly how you hit it, which makes it a lot more fun, I think. (0:08:59) Al: And, you know, different weapons do different things depending (0:09:03) Al: on where they hit you and how they hit you and stuff like that. (0:09:06) Al: Which it is, it is, it’s really interesting. (0:09:06) Kev: Really, that’s fascinating. (0:09:10) Al: And it just, yeah, just the animations, like, you feel like the character moves (0:09:16) Al: the vehicle. It doesn’t just feel like you are one car, one model, stuff like that. (0:09:20) Kev: Wow, that’s the power of the Switch 2. (0:09:26) Al: Or is it the power of, like, 10 years of developing the next Mario Kart game? (0:09:31) Kev: No, no, this wasn’t possible on the Switch 1. (0:09:34) Kev: Impossible, absolutely. (0:09:38) Al: And I also like how, so one of the things about this game is obviously you’re just choosing (0:09:44) Al: a car rather than like choosing the body. (0:09:46) Al: The wheels and what’s it called, parachute. (0:09:49) Kev: Right. (0:09:53) Al: I quite like that because there’s less for you to have to think about. (0:09:57) Al: But what I do like is that each of the carts looks slightly different depending on the character. (0:10:04) Kev: Wow, that’s impressive. (0:10:06) Al: It’s not just like the base cart, the Mario cart, that if you’re Mario it’s red with the M on it. (0:10:10) Al: If you’re Luigi it’s green with the L on it. (0:10:14) Al: if you’re the cow, it’s grey with the cow. (0:10:16) Al: They put a lot of attention to detail in this game, a lot of effort. (0:10:18) Kev: - That’s all. (0:10:28) Kev: Wow, that’s impressive genuinely, like wow, that’s attention to detail. (0:10:38) Al: It’s really fun. Some things are going to take some getting used to like the controls are (0:10:44) Al: are obviously slightly different. (0:10:46) Al: The thing that’s knocking me off a lot is in eight and before, if you wanted to hold (0:10:54) Al: like a shell or banana behind you, you would have to hold down the fire button. Whereas now (0:10:58) Kev: Mm-hmm. Yeah. (0:11:02) Al: that happens by default. So as soon as you have it in the priority slot, it is behind you. (0:11:06) Kev: Okay, huh, I think. Okay. Sure, sure. I feel like at least one (0:11:09) Al: And then if you press it and hold it, it will just fire it. So I have spent a lot of time (0:11:17) Al: things because I was trying to have them behind me. But that’s just how you get used to it. (0:11:21) Al: And eventually you’ll stop doing that. But yeah. (0:11:25) Kev: other Mario Kart did that. But it’s not as common at the very (0:11:30) Al: possibly. Well, that’s the thing. Like, do I remember how things before 8 actually worked? (0:11:30) Kev: least, or regardless, it’s been what 10 years with our hard part (0:11:34) Kev: eight. (0:11:36) Kev: That’s how - that’s how video game historians - yeah, yeah. Now that’s fair. That’s how (0:11:39) Al: No, I do not. I’m not an idea. I don’t go back and play old Mario Kart all the time, right? (0:11:46) Al: That’s not my life. (0:11:50) Kev: video game historians chronicle things in the BMK8 era or the AMK8 era. But that’s (0:12:00) Kev: good stuff. Okay, how does - how does the free driving world… (0:12:04) Al: I haven’t done any of that yet. I’ve just been playing Grand Prix. I will say… (0:12:08) Kev: Mmm. Well, I mean, but you - you have between the phrases now, right? Like, that’s - you feel a (0:12:14) Al: So yeah, so I think no, is how I’ll say it. It is not like what I think Free Run will be at all. (0:12:15) Kev: taste of it. (0:12:26) Al: You’re not really driving between the courses. How it is, is yes you are driving, like you start (0:12:32) Al: Start on the finish line of the previous course. (0:12:35) Al: And then the first lap is to the starting line of the next course. (0:12:42) Al: And then this, and then you’ve got the second and third laps are on the course. (0:12:46) Al: It depends on what course it is. (0:12:47) Al: Like some of them are shorter, like baby park, and you actually have like then (0:12:51) Al: multiple laps around it, or a lot of them aren’t just like a single loop that you (0:12:56) Al: do a certain number of times. (0:12:57) Al: A lot of them are like the ones where you, you just have one long course that (0:13:01) Al: you do different sections of. (0:13:03) Al: It just depends on what it is. (0:13:05) Al: I am, I don’t really like it. (0:13:09) Al: I personally would just prefer the standard you’ve got your three courses (0:13:13) Al: and you do your three laps or however many laps. (0:13:16) Kev: » Sure, sure. (0:13:16) Al: Um, the driving between it just feels kind of tacked on and it almost feels (0:13:22) Al: like they wanted the open world thing. (0:13:24) Al: And sure, fine. (0:13:25) Al: I don’t, I I’ve not tried it yet, but I, I can imagine it’d be interesting. (0:13:30) Al: Um, but the all you must drive between the courses, the bit that is (0:13:35) Al: between the courses feels pretty either feels pretty generic and boring, or just (0:13:40) Al: feels like the previous course that you just finished and you’re like, I don’t (0:13:44) Al: understand why I’m still doing this course when I’m on the next course. (0:13:49) Al: And it doesn’t, the other, the other thing that I found a bit weird was it (0:13:52) Al: doesn’t start straight away. (0:13:55) Al: Like once you hit the finish line, you go into like, Oh, here’s the rankings. (0:13:59) Al: And then you have to start it again. (0:14:01) Al: And then because you’re starting again, you’re starting on the finish (0:14:04) Al: and it just feels like that’s a weird jarring thing. (0:14:08) Al: It’s like, Oh, you finished that race. (0:14:10) Al: Now let’s start the next race on this point. (0:14:13) Al: Like where you just finished, like it just, it feels like an idea that someone (0:14:17) Al: had, and then they went, yeah, let’s do that. (0:14:20) Al: But they never really did anything with it. (0:14:22) Al: And it almost would have felt more realistic or more interesting. (0:14:28) Al: If it just, the race hadn’t stopped at any point, or maybe if it, if you have. (0:14:35) Al: You have to wait for everyone else to get there, like, if you just like stayed in (0:14:40) Al: position at that point, and waited for everyone to catch up, but the fact that (0:14:41) Kev: Yeah, in that way, kind of– (0:14:46) Al: it goes like, Oh, now we’re going to like cut to this other screen, like they do in (0:14:50) Al: previous Mario carts, where you show the rankings, it almost defeats the purpose (0:14:54) Al: of then, then driving between the two courses. (0:14:57) Kev: Yeah, that’s so weird to me because, yeah, that doesn’t from the way it was described, like, that would have been, you know, what I would have thought, right? Like, you there, you know, you hit the finish line and then you just keep driving and maybe ranking is on the side or something. (0:14:57) Al: It’s like, well, what happened, what happened in that time? (0:15:00) Al: Because now I’m back on the finish line. (0:15:16) Al: 100% why I expected. And I guess the reason they don’t do that is they want everyone to catch up (0:15:19) Kev: That’s wild. (0:15:21) Al: so that you’re all starting at the same time for the next race. Sure, fine. But I feel like you (0:15:25) Kev: But, okay. (0:15:27) Kev: Yeah, but what’s the point? Like, that’s baffling to me. (0:15:28) Al: could have done that transition better, right? I don’t– I understand why they want something (0:15:34) Kev: Um… (0:15:37) Al: like this. It feels like it’s another mode, and I feel like they should have kept Grand Prix (0:15:41) Kev: Mm-hmm. (0:15:44) Al: as it was. And then this was like (0:15:45) Kev: Yeah. (0:15:47) Al: a new type of tour. A grand tour instead of a grand prix. I’m not saying this is bad, (0:15:48) Kev: Yeah, that’s what they should have done. Absolutely. Yeah, exactly. There you go. (0:15:56) Al: I’m saying I don’t like that this is instead of what we had before. (0:16:00) Kev: Right, right. I get that. Yeah, from what you’re describing, it doesn’t… (0:16:05) Kev: Yeah, it sounds like they fumbled that execution just a little bit. (0:16:09) Kev: And if you’re not here completely removing the standard Grand Prix for that, like, that’s a problem. That’s rough. (0:16:14) Al: Exactly. (0:16:16) Al: Exactly. (0:16:17) Al: Exactly. (0:16:17) Kev: Well, we’ll see. Like, I mean, I… I mean, I personally think we’re going to get DLCs that are just going to be standard Grand Prix-type modes. (0:16:19) Al: We will see. (0:16:30) Al: Interesting. I can’t see them not doing DLC for this. For two reasons, one, they did two sets of DLC for the previous game, and two… (0:16:31) Kev: Because… (0:16:35) Kev: Right, exactly, right? (0:16:40) Kev: Mm-hmm. And DLC for the remastered version of the game, that DLC. Yeah. (0:16:46) Al: Well, yeah, that was the second one. But anyway, secondly, it doesn’t feel like there’s enough races, because you have, like, eight. (0:16:56) Al: And it doesn’t feel like (0:17:00) Al: enough to me. I’m not regretting buying the game, especially because I got it in (0:17:01) Kev: Not anymore (0:17:05) Kev: Yeah (0:17:06) Al: the bundle, right? But I totally get why people are like, Oh, that feels like a lot (0:17:10) Al: of money for eight, eight grand prix. Especially when like, the preview, like, I don’t, I’m (0:17:18) Al: not expecting it necessarily will be free DLC. And obviously people complain about that, (0:17:23) Al: right? They’re like, Oh, you’re charging us $80 and then you’re also charging us more (0:17:24) Kev: Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Sure. Yeah, yeah, that’s what I suspect too. (0:17:27) Al: courses. But I can (0:17:30) Al: see the DLC being reasonably cheap, and it’s just like $10 or whatever, right? (0:17:36) Al: But it just, yeah, eight just feels, eight isn’t even as many as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe had. Eight (0:17:42) Al: Deluxe had 10. And so eight had eight, of course. Mario Kart 8 had eight courses, and then they (0:17:44) Kev: Yeah, yeah (0:17:48) Kev: Yeah (0:17:51) Al: added on eight grumpries, sorry, and then they added on two, I think, for DLC initially. And then that (0:17:56) Kev: - DLC, that’s correct. (0:17:57) Kev: - Yeah. (0:17:57) Al: That was all bundled together as Mario Kart 8 delivered. (0:18:00) Al: So Mario Kart 8 Deluxe had 10 and then they doubled in the other DLC, yeah. (0:18:00) Kev: - And then they doubled the number. (0:18:05) Al: So it just feels a little bit meh that we’re not even, we’ve not even got as many races as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. (0:18:12) Kev: Yeah. Yeah, that’s fair, right? Like it’s, I think the pain point is just this, the way you’ve described how they fumbled their new Grand Prix version, right? Because like I could, I could live with eight cups or whatever, if it was the standard Grand Prix that, you know, you could just do ad nauseam like, you know, other Mario karts and it’d be fine. (0:18:12) Al: And then this is more expensive. (0:18:15) Al: None of that, none of that feels good. (0:18:43) Kev: But if you’re replacing that and given something that feels a little worse or a little awkward, yeah, it’s going to be rough. (0:18:51) Al: And let me get and let me point out the courses are really good. (0:18:55) Kev: Sure. Yeah. Are there any, any new ones you’re fond of that you’ve seen so far? (0:18:57) Al: And like. (0:19:02) Al: The the one I particularly like, obviously, I’ve not done them all. (0:19:06) Al: And I’ve not done them all yet, but the one that I’m particularly (0:19:10) Al: enjoying is the Donkey Kong one, I can’t remember what it’s called. (0:19:12) Kev: hmm is uh I don’t know which one because there’s obviously been a handful or if it’s a new one but uh okay (0:19:18) Al: Yeah, let me check. (0:19:20) Al: I think it’s a new one. (0:19:21) Al: And that I think is really fun. (0:19:25) Kev: oh yeah they saw they showed that one in the trailer first yeah that one looked cool (0:19:32) Al: You’re essentially it’s one of the ones that’s not like laps. (0:19:35) Al: It’s one specific course and you end at the end. (0:19:39) Al: And what I really like it is you’re essentially going through a Donkey Kong level, right? (0:19:44) Al: Like you’re going up this course and then at the end at the top is a robotic Donkey (0:19:46) Kev: Really? That’s cool. (0:19:51) Al: Kong, throwing barrels down at you. (0:19:53) Kev: Oh, that’s so cool. (0:19:55) Al: So I really like that and there’s like lots of stuff to avoid and there’s bouncy pads (0:20:01) Al: and stuff like that. (0:20:03) Kev: That’s so cool (0:20:06) Kev: And I can’t wait to check that out (0:20:08) Kev: But I mean, obviously we’re nitpicking but still Mario Kart, right? Like it’s still the overall good (0:20:12) Al: Yeah, I don’t regret it. I obviously want the bundle, but if I paid full price for this, (0:20:18) Al: I still wouldn’t be regretting it. It is still really good fun and it’s still going to sell (0:20:20) Kev: Yeah, yeah. Oh, absolutely. And cow is playable. Yep. Wait, really? That’s hilarious. That’s incredible. (0:20:22) Al: like bonkers. But yeah, I mean, and Caro is one of the best characters to actually play (0:20:30) Al: as. It’s one of the meta characters. It is, yeah. So yeah, I’m enjoying it. I get why (0:20:37) Kev: Oh. Oh, yeah. Yeah, sure. Mm-hmm. Well, that’ll be– that’s awesome. (0:20:42) Al: people might be frustrated with it and I haven’t tried everything in it yet, so I guess (0:20:47) Al: we’ll see. (0:20:50) Kev: Can’t wait to hear more people. I haven’t heard much about it, (0:20:54) Kev: but I’m obviously interested in the free roam mode or whatever. But good stuff. (0:21:04) Kev: How was vacation world not– how was touching grass? (0:21:07) Al: Yeah, I wasn’t really on holiday. I was still working. In fact, I was working more than (0:21:12) Kev: Oh, were you? (0:21:13) Al: I normally do. I was just doing it in a different place. But I didn’t have my kids, so it was (0:21:15) Kev: Oh, that was me this week, too. (0:21:21) Al: relaxing in some way. No, I had fun. It was a little bit frustrating on the Thursday at (0:21:21) Kev: Mm-hmm. (0:21:27) Al: the end to be like, “Everyone’s getting their Switch too, and mine’s at home. I just can’t (0:21:30) Al: get it.” But it was only two days. It was only two days, yeah. But it wasn’t even (0:21:30) Kev: mmm your squid word and patrick and sponger outside (0:21:37) Al: like it feels worse than the people who just weren’t getting it, I feel, right? Because (0:21:42) Kev: yeah yeah yeah yeah (0:21:42) Al: you’re like, “Oh yeah, that’s annoying, and I don’t have it, and I feel like I’m missing (0:21:46) Al: out.” But I was like, “I have paid money, and I have had one delivered to me. It’s just (0:21:51) Kev: I shouldn’t be missing out (0:21:52) Al: I am not where it is.” (0:21:55) Kev: oh there yeah I can see that that’s funny yeah obviously I haven’t gotten my (0:22:00) Kev: i’ll probably have or well not mine i’m getting one for calvin next week is a little late birthday (0:22:05) Kev: present um so i’ll be able to join the ranks of people driving his cow and talking about it (0:22:16) Kev: 24 racers that’s insane (0:22:16) Al: um it is and it does it does mean that you like especially the there’s a lot of kind of I think (0:22:24) Al: they might need to do some rebalancing in terms of how things work especially like the rubber (0:22:28) Al: banding and stuff like that because like if you don’t if you if you don’t get up to first place (0:22:30) Kev: Oh, yeah (0:22:33) Al: quickly you’re probably not going to stay there uh um the the middle just feels absolutely insane (0:22:36) Kev: Oh, that’s good. Oh, that’s good stuff. I (0:22:41) Al: just now. So, yeah. (0:22:43) Kev: Can’t you know back in back in the old days there are eight racers (0:22:55) Kev: It’s crazy to think like there are some chunks with that many characters (0:22:59) Al: You have to have two whole pages to view everyone. (0:23:00) Kev: in a race (0:23:03) Kev: The rankings, oh my goodness. Oh, that’s incredible. Oh (0:23:10) Kev: Good time (0:23:12) Al: The other thing I’ve tried out on my Switch 2 is Pokemon Violet, and let me tell you, (0:23:18) Al: obviously if you didn’t like the game before, you’re not going to like the game suddenly (0:23:20) Kev: Right, it doesn’t fix a lot of the core design issues, but yeah. (0:23:21) Al: now that it’s running at a decent speed. (0:23:24) Al: Exactly, it’s still the same game, but my word is incredible. (0:23:29) Al: If you like the game, it is an incredible upgrade, just so good. (0:23:36) Kev: - Mm-hmm, but yeah, yeah, I’ll sit. (0:23:41) Al: It drives me insane whenever I see anyone talking about this and people will reply and (0:23:45) Al: be like, “Oh, it’s $500 to get the game how it should have been.” (0:23:49) Al: I don’t shut up. (0:23:50) Al: I don’t care. (0:23:51) Al: It doesn’t matter. (0:23:52) Al: Yeah, you don’t like it. (0:23:53) Al: Don’t play it. (0:23:54) Al: Don’t buy this. (0:23:55) Al: Shut up, right? (0:23:56) Al: Let me enjoy the fact that this game now runs incredibly. (0:23:59) Al: And you know what I’m most excited for with this is how well I think the new game’s going (0:24:05) Al: to run. (0:24:06) Al: Because there’s no way it will run worse than this, right? (0:24:10) Kev: Well, well. (0:24:10) Al: Because well, no, no, no, let me, let me, let me. (0:24:13) Al: So my point is, right, like it is a clearly a much more small and focused world, right? (0:24:19) Al: And one of the big issues of this game was the fact that the world is like all loaded (0:24:23) Al: at once. (0:24:24) Kev: Oh, oh you’re talking about ZA. I thought you meant yeah. Okay. Oh no. Yeah. Yes (0:24:25) Al: Yeah, yeah. Oh, no, I’m not even thinking about that. (0:24:29) Al: just now. Not even thinking about that just now. (0:24:30) Kev: Yeah, ZA is gonna be great. Yeah. Sure sure sure. Yeah, that’s fine (0:24:34) Al: And so if this game runs this well, like surely that game will run just as well. And (0:24:40) Al: it’s going to be so good. And I think it looks, it looks better, right? Like a lot of the (0:24:45) Al: thing about this game is that it just looks bland and meh. And yeah, the character models (0:24:46) Kev: Mm-hmm. Yeah, absolutely. (0:24:51) Al: don’t look amazing in the new game, but I don’t really care about that, right? Like everything (0:24:55) Al: else in my opinion looks a lot nicer, kind of like the, you know, the (0:24:59) Al: bright colours in the night. I think the night time in particular is going to look really good in that game, especially on (0:25:04) Kev: I agree. Yeah, that is nice, right? Because, like, okay, obviously, we all know I’m unknown, (0:25:12) Kev: Scarlet Violet, Disparage or Dissenter, whatever you want to call it, right? I’m critical. (0:25:16) Al: For fair reasons, I’ve like, I’ve not, I’ve never, I’ve never said that your reasons are not the totally fair reasons. (0:25:18) Kev: Just a little bit critical. Like you said, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And, like, you know, there’s a lot of design choices. (0:25:30) Kev: Design Choices. (0:25:32) Kev: I don’t like other people who I like. (0:25:34) Kev: It’s not fixing those issues, but like I think just how poorly it ran. (0:25:44) Kev: You know that like I’m an Nintendo fan. (0:25:46) Kev: I’m a Pokemon fan. (0:25:48) Kev: I don’t care about technical stuff, generally speaking, right? (0:25:52) Kev: But like it was just so bad that even even someone like me, it felt embarrassing. (0:25:58) Kev: Like it was rough. (0:26:00) Kev: So it’s nice to have at least that improved. (0:26:01) Al: No one, no one defends it. Right? Like with, with other, with other games, like Legends, (0:26:08) Al: like some of us are like, actually, I like how it looks, right? Like I, you know, I don’t, (0:26:10) Kev: Yeah (0:26:12) Al: I think that a lot of that is down to taste, but with, with the performance issues in this (0:26:14) Kev: Sure (0:26:17) Al: game, it was just embarrassing. Nobody justified it. And if anybody even tried to, you’d be (0:26:19) Kev: It would nope, yeah, yeah (0:26:22) Al: like, come on, like let’s be real here. You can like the game and still admit how terrible (0:26:28) Al: the performances. Whereas now, it’s just… (0:26:29) Kev: Yep (0:26:33) Kev: Yeah, it’s crazy I’ve seen clips online it’s wild the difference (0:26:38) Kev: I genuinely did. (0:26:42) Kev: I did not think it would upgrade that much. (0:26:44) Al: Yeah. And that’s handheld as well, not even docked. In handheld, it feels incredible. (0:26:47) Kev: That’s crazy. (0:26:52) Kev: Important question. (0:26:55) Kev: Have you tried the raids? (0:26:57) Kev: Because that was the… (0:26:57) Al: I have not. Yeah, I’m not convinced it’s going to make a massive difference to raids, because (0:26:59) Kev: Okay, ‘cause that’s… (0:27:00) Kev: I mean, it’s great the world runs right now, (0:27:02) Kev: but the raids, like… (0:27:05) Kev: Oh. (0:27:08) Al: I think a lot of the issue with raids was the internet communication. But I don’t tend (0:27:12) Kev: Yeah, probably, but I was curious it’s like (0:27:17) Al: to do raids a huge amount. I do them when there’s a seven star out, if possible. If (0:27:20) Kev: Yeah (0:27:21) Al: possible I do them as a solo build, so I don’t have to deal with other people. (0:27:23) Kev: Mm-hmm, I yeah. No, that’s fair (0:27:28) Kev: But yeah, that’s uh (0:27:30) Kev: Because if raids were good like I genuinely might be tempted (0:27:35) Kev: Consider another playthrough to give it a second chance on switch do but anyways, not that I’ll have one for a while, but (0:27:42) Al: Well, we’ll see, we’ll see. (0:27:42) Kev: Anyways, that’s good stuff (0:27:46) Kev: that (0:27:47) Kev: that’s nice and (0:27:49) Kev: Yeah, good on you Pokemon team for putting the effort to make that happen (0:27:54) Al: Yeah, I clearly, like, I wonder whether they’d been working on this before the game came (0:28:00) Al: out or whether this is in reaction to the game coming out and being terrible. Because (0:28:04) Kev: Yeah. (0:28:05) Al: they did tell us, like, oh, we hear you and we understand. And the question is, was that (0:28:11) Al: the point where they go, oh, we can’t just, like, let this go. Like, this is something (0:28:16) Al: we actually need to deal with. And then, obviously, they’ve gone, like, decision made. Do we try (0:28:21) Al: Try it our best to make it work as well on the switch, or do we just… (0:28:24) Kev: Mm-hmm (0:28:24) Al: take all of the nonsense that we’re going to get for the next two and a half years, (0:28:28) Al: and then throw it all on the switch too, and hope that we gain back the positives for that. (0:28:35) Al: I wouldn’t be surprised if that was the case, right? That is a decent… That timeline works, (0:28:38) Kev: Yeah, yeah, absolutely. (0:28:43) Al: that’s more than two years. I could absolutely see that they hadn’t even considered this (0:28:45) Kev: Mm hmm. (0:28:48) Al: until the reception was so bad, and then they’ve gone, “You know what? We do need to deal with (0:28:52) Kev: Yeah, also (0:28:52) Al: this and they had a small team dealing (0:28:54) Al: with that for the last couple of years. (0:28:56) Kev: Sure, I’ll I’ll you know, I’ll say that they probably (0:29:02) Kev: Whenever they found out switch to upgrades we’re gonna have which I imagined was relatively early, you know, I (0:29:08) Kev: Imagine they were planning one for scarlet violent (0:29:10) Kev: I don’t see a version where they weren’t gonna do that (0:29:12) Kev: What I don’t think is I don’t think they were gonna put in the effort they did for this because that I think was reactionary (0:29:20) Kev: Because I think they wanted to (0:29:22) Kev: You know try to clean up their act if you know if it had come out (0:29:27) Kev: Not as good or you know if the original game might come out better (0:29:32) Kev: I don’t think it would have been this huge of a jump because they probably just (0:29:32) Al: Well, yeah, yeah. I mean, because it wouldn’t be better. I don’t know. Yeah. I do feel like (0:29:37) Kev: You know, then yeah. Well, yeah. Well, that’s true, but they wouldn’t put the effort, you know what I mean (0:29:43) Al: I do think a lot of this is like, we need to make sure people actually buy our next (0:29:47) Al: game. Let’s show them that we can actually make a good game or a smooth enough. Okay. (0:29:47) Kev: Yeah, yeah (0:29:52) Kev: Yeah (0:29:53) Al: A well performing game. And, and I think that’s probably has done a lot to improve people’s (0:29:59) Kev: Yeah (0:30:00) Al: view on things, right? (0:30:02) Kev: Yeah (0:30:02) Al: People who were, you were probably worried about the next game, right? (0:30:05) Kev: Yeah, well hey, you know like I make all the jokes about you know, we could the you know, then Gen 10 could fail (0:30:12) Kev: or you know or whatever, you know, but (0:30:15) Kev: But maybe this is actually a sign that they’re actually trying to (0:30:19) Kev: They’re gonna try to double down or you know (0:30:23) Kev: put in the effort to make sure it really comes out. (0:30:25) Kev: Um yeah but okay good stuff that’s that’s really nice to know the power of the switch too. (0:30:33) Al: it’s good fun. All right, we have one piece of news I want to talk about before we just (0:30:40) Al: go through the wholesome direct stuff that we want to talk about. Snacko, Snacko decided (0:30:42) Kev: All right, what is it? (0:30:43) Kev: What is it? (0:30:46) Kev: That’s the cat game. (0:30:46) Al: that just after we released our last episode two weeks ago, they decided they were going (0:30:54) Al: going to release their 1.0, just shadow drop it. (0:30:56) Kev: That’s correct. That’s how this works in this gig, podcast world. Things happen as soon as (0:31:07) Kev: you take a break. That’s good. (0:31:08) Al: And I’m not even joking. This was a legitimate shadow drop. Like I saw the Steam news about (0:31:16) Al: Snacko 1.0 and I’m like, hold up, wait a minute. Did I miss something? And then I looked through (0:31:19) Kev: Tempting you. (0:31:21) Al: everything and nope, I did not miss anything. This was just surprise. Here you go. Here’s (0:31:27) Al: the new, here’s 1.0. So there we go. Snacko 1.0. It’s probably finally time for me to (0:31:35) Kev: Probably. I’m just looking at it, it looks nice. Yeah, that’s a, they’re little like pixely, (0:31:45) Kev: 2D, 3D thing, it looks nice, and the cat’s very cute. Yeah, good for you, Snaggo. You made it to (0:31:52) Kev: 1.0, like, that’s always a genuine cause for celebration, assuming it’s a real 1.0, (0:31:58) Kev: and not one of those 1.0s, yeah, it’s kind of 1.0, but not really, because we still have a whole (0:32:02) Kev: a whole bunch of other stuff that didn’t make it in yet. (0:32:04) Al: Yeah, I think they’ve got more updates coming, but it feels like it looks like it’s extra stuff. (0:32:09) Al: But having said that, I haven’t played through it, so I don’t know. (0:32:11) Kev: Yeah. (0:32:12) Kev: Sure, sure, yeah, yeah, I know. (0:32:14) Kev: But I’m just saying, we all know those games out there (0:32:17) Kev: that at 1.0 really should not have been at 1.0. (0:32:18) Al: Yep. Yep, yep, yep, yep, we do, we do. (0:32:23) Kev: But– but– yeah. (0:32:24) Al: It doesn’t feel, from what I know about the game and the developers, (0:32:28) Al: it doesn’t feel like something they would do. (0:32:30) Al: I don’t feel like they would just go, “Here we go.” (0:32:30) Kev: Yeah, from what– yeah, like, I also agree. (0:32:34) Kev: - Yeah, I agree. (0:32:35) Kev: Very cute game, always has been cute, still cute. (0:32:40) Kev: I might be interested in, oh, there’s a demo. (0:32:42) Kev: I might, I’ll download that demo at the very least. (0:32:44) Kev: Good for you, Snacko. (0:32:46) Al: All right, let’s talk about the Wholesome Direct then. (0:32:49) Kev: Okay, okay. (0:32:51) Kev: Before we get into, because obviously we got our list, (0:32:54) Kev: I want to comment on the presentation, (0:32:56) Kev: ‘cause man, an hour straight of wholesome and cozy, (0:33:03) Kev: Oh, it’s a little it’s. (0:33:05) Kev: A little much and you know, obviously that’s the nature of the beast, but you know, I’m just look, I don’t know how big wholesome games their operation is right and and and they’re they’re trying right like they highlight so many streamers or you know, content creators or whatever and oh good for you, you know, little spotlight on these guys, but you know, maybe, maybe just just put a little more into that, right? (0:33:06) Al: - Yeah. (0:33:32) Kev: Every, I can’t just, I’m not. (0:33:35) Kev: I’m not blaming any one streamer because they, but they all just happened to have the same, you know, just palette color palette swap backgrounds of a shelf with plushies and some plants. (0:33:46) Al: Yeah, yeah, I definitely found that as well. The other thing that I found was like everybody (0:33:50) Al: talks in this calm voice. Yeah, exactly. It’s like cosy games, right? First of all, it’s (0:33:54) Kev: - ASMR? (0:33:55) Kev: - Yup. (0:34:00) Al: not cosy games. It’s wholesome direct, right? The whole point was it’s like we want a place (0:34:03) Kev: - Yeah, huh? (0:34:05) Al: to show a bunch of games that are not just shooting zombies, right? And that is a totally (0:34:10) Kev: Yeah, yeah. (0:34:11) Al: fair thing and that’s why I like it and it doesn’t that doesn’t (0:34:14) Kev: Yeah. (0:34:16) Al: have to mean calm and quiet and trying to send you to sleep which is I definitely felt like it was I don’t know whether it’s always been like this and I’m just getting annoyed with it or whether it’s getting more like this but yeah I was absolutely the same every streamer was the exact same voice and background and I also think that there was a little bit weird and like having a different streamer to introduce every single game felt a bit weird (0:34:33) Kev: » Yeah. (0:34:46) Al: in the every time there was a streamer on they were like here’s my name here’s my channel here’s what I do and it was all the same as well it’s like oh we do everything cozy and you’re like oh my word like yes you are just the exact same as all the other ones we’ve just seen like I don’t it was yeah I agree I’m glad you felt the same because it was just too much for me (0:34:52) Kev: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. Yeah. And again, and yeah, and again, I’m not blaming any individual (0:35:09) Kev: streamer because I’m sure they got their prompt and they do their thing and that’s why. But (0:35:13) Kev: when, you know, the wholesome gang people, when they were putting, cutting, pasting all (0:35:16) Kev: this together, somebody should have said, you know what, this might be a little much. (0:35:20) Al: You get, it’s the same, it’s the same with everything, right? Like it’s when, when you (0:35:23) Kev: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. (0:35:24) Al: watch a Nintendo direct and you have the two hosts who make the same terrible jokes after (0:35:30) Al: every single game, you get annoyed about that. And when you have the Xbox showcase and like (0:35:35) Al: half of them are shooting zombies in the face, it’s the same thing again. It’s just like, (0:35:38) Kev: - Mm-hmm. (0:35:39) Al: why are all these games the same? And, and why is the presentation so long? And so like, (0:35:46) Al: I think maybe we need to spread these things out a little bit more in the year, right? Like (0:35:51) Al: June, for releasing game information, do we really need to? (0:35:55) Kev: Yeah, yeah (0:35:59) Kev: Yeah, I agree or or you know what I’m trying to look up a year (0:36:06) Al: It’s 2025. (0:36:08) Kev: Yeah, not our year I’m I’m trying to look to the the highest (0:36:13) Kev: The high bar of video game presentations at 2014. That’s what it was the Nintendo (0:36:20) Kev: 2014 e3 presentation. That’s the one where we had a (0:36:25) Kev: and Reggie fighting (0:36:27) Kev: With their DBZ fight with the amiibo humor that that one (0:36:27) Al: Mm hmm. Yeah. (0:36:32) Kev: Obviously not every company is gonna be able to produce goofy bits like that or whatever (0:36:36) Kev: But you know that the point is they tried right? They they put a little a little effort into the presentation (0:36:44) Kev: And so, you know, it’d be nice right? What’s crazy to me is some of these bits were like the streamers introducing game (0:36:49) Kev: Didn’t even mention the game (0:36:51) Kev: They just said he was a world premiere (0:36:52) Al: yeah yeah well there is that I i don’t know I also think like the live ones are really (0:36:55) Kev: But anyways, I digress (0:36:59) Al: annoying as well right did you watch the friday’s summer game fest it was just really it was really (0:37:01) Kev: Mm-hmm (0:37:03) Kev: No, I haven’t watched any other I’ve just seen the the bids oh (0:37:08) Al: awkward I didn’t like it and like there’s something about jeff keeley that like i’m not saying he (0:37:10) Kev: Yeah (0:37:14) Al: doesn’t like games i’m sure he does i’m sure he does like games but the way he presents himself (0:37:20) Al: is corporate students. (0:37:21) Kev: Uh-huh, yep, that’s correct. (0:37:22) Al: And I can’t take him seriously and it’s like when there was a point where he was like oh (0:37:29) Al: something some game was shown and he was like wow looks great and he moved on to the next thing (0:37:34) Kev: Yeah. Yeah. I think that’s kind of underlying the point, right? You want to get somebody (0:37:35) Al: and I’m like you did not sound sincere there, what are you on about? (0:37:43) Kev: who’s sincere about the presentation or whatever is being presented, right? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. (0:37:46) Al: Which Reggie did well. That was his thing. Like, he was a corporate guy and we all knew that, (0:37:52) Al: and we all knew that he would probably sell us if he could. But you also got that he cared, (0:37:55) Kev: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Right. (0:37:58) Al: and I don’t know whether that was real or not, but you definitely believed that he cared. (0:38:04) Kev: I mean, I think he cared, but maybe that’s just part of the whole thing he did. I don’t (0:38:09) Kev: know, but he, like the important thing is he made us believe he cared, right? He could (0:38:13) Kev: talk about his games. Like it sounded like someone who played the game or knew of the (0:38:17) Kev: game to whatever degree. And yeah, you’re right. Like that’s what we need. We just need (0:38:23) Kev: people who know, who care, who are sincere. Like they’ll, even if it’s, you know, just (0:38:29) Kev: some of a blurb, you can feel that, right? So the point to one. (0:38:34) Kev: Well, long story short, wild. I forget what the new one is. Wildflowers people call me. (0:38:40) Kev: I’ll do the blurb for your next one. I’ll do it. All right. Let’s get into it. (0:38:42) Al: Alright, let’s talk about some games then. I don’t know if you’ve got anything else that (0:38:49) Al: you want to talk about other than the stuff that’s in this list, because I think, but (0:38:52) Kev: OK, there’s– here, let me see if I can find a– (0:38:53) Al: I think this is all the Cottagecore related stuff in my list. Let’s go, let’s go with (0:39:01) Kev: just go to– I’ll be looking up another list. (0:39:04) Al: it. So we started off with Story of Seasons Grand Bazaar. No new real information, but (0:39:10) Al: There was a new trailer with some. (0:39:12) Al: Uh, bits and pieces and, uh, I’m going to be honest. (0:39:15) Al: I’m really excited about this game. (0:39:16) Al: I think I’m, I’ve, I never played the original obviously. (0:39:19) Al: Um, and it does things a bit differently. (0:39:20) Kev: Yeah, it looks it looks good. I’ll say that. It looks like it has that, you know, Nintendo (0:39:21) Al: Um, so I’m excited to play it. (0:39:32) Kev: C.Lo quality story of seasons quality that they do. It looks good. I’ll say that. Yeah. (0:39:32) Al: Next one that I wanted to talk about was gourdlets together. So it’s a new gourdlets game. It’s (0:39:44) Al: a multiplayer gourdlets game. Which I feel like is a fun thing to add into a gourdlets (0:39:50) Al: game. I guess the question is, does this feel like it should have been a separate game or (0:39:55) Al: should it have been an update to gourdlets? I don’t know, but it is what it is. I guess (0:39:57) Kev: another mode. I don’t either. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it’s true. Well, I could have seen that even (0:40:02) Al: it’s cheap. It feels a bit selfish to ask for anything more. (0:40:16) Kev: more paid DLC by that point with the difference. But yeah, I guess so. I don’t know. It’s not (0:40:22) Kev: appealing to me, like, I don’t know, I’m just not feeling it, but it’s cool. (0:40:27) Kev: It’s cool to see them, you know, wanting to do this. (0:40:30) Al: Yeah, it also feels, I think it feels much, it looks like it’s much more character-based (0:40:36) Al: rather than obviously the girdlets was design-based, like management style, whereas this, I think, (0:40:43) Al: looks like you’re controlling a character because it’s the multiplayer aspect. So I’m (0:40:49) Al: thinking that might vibe with me more than the previous one. (0:40:52) Kev: Yeah. No, I can see that. That’s fair. (0:40:56) Al: we got something that you’ll be interested in, Luma Island, the (0:41:00) Kev: Well, you know what I do like pirates you’re right about that (0:41:06) Al: Well you played. Did you not play Luma Island? Am I misremembering? (0:41:06) Kev: It looks I didn’t play them island. No, that wasn’t me (0:41:10) Al: Oh, I know Johnny did, but I thought you had done as well. Oh well. (0:41:13) Kev: No, I don’t think no that was me but I do like pirates (0:41:15) Al: Well the Luma Island pirate update is coming out on the 20th of June. So we had, (0:41:19) Al: we already knew about the pirate update, but now we know that it’s coming out next week. (0:41:26) Kev: you go. It’s pretty looking, I guess. I like pirates, I don’t know. Okay, like, you know, (0:41:32) Al: We got a new trailer for tales of the shire as well. (0:41:38) Kev: in the past week, I actually watched the Lord of the Rings trilogy. And like, dang, man, (0:41:44) Kev: what a what a legacy you have to live up to. Okay, first off, did we have a date? Because (0:41:54) Kev: We finally got a date. (0:41:55) Al: We did. We did have a date when when they delayed it from March, they gave us a date of that point. So yeah, this is this is still what we were expecting. (0:41:56) Kev: I’m kidding. Okay. Okay. Well, that’s soon. It looks kind of like where it was at. I don’t (0:42:07) Kev: know what to say. I’m pretty sure the game is clear what it’s going to be. And as I watched (0:42:16) Kev: The Lord of the Rings and looking at this trailer, I’m thinking, “I don’t know if this (0:42:21) Kev: is the one for me. I’m not the one who wants to live in a hobbit. I want to hang out with (0:42:26) Kev: you.” That’s what I want to do in Middle Earth. (0:42:28) Al: Yeah. I’m a bit the same. I just, I don’t know what it is about this game that’s not (0:42:36) Al: grabbing me because A Lord of the Rings, Shire based culture game should be something that (0:42:42) Al: I would love, but I just, I don’t know. There’s just, it’s not grabbed me in anything other (0:42:48) Al: than the concept since it was announced. (0:42:48) Kev: yeah yeah that’s the hard part right is the concept gonna be better than the game maybe (0:42:57) Kev: uh that’s that’s you know that’s tough it like I said it’s when you put the lord of the rings (0:43:03) Kev: name on the box you have made things so much harder for yourself because that’s a lot of (0:43:08) Kev: expectations on now um but we’ll see maybe when it comes on it’s actually incredible I don’t know (0:43:16) Kev: Gandalf looked very kawaii, I’ll give him that. (0:43:18) Kev: They give us little ubu Gandalf. (0:43:21) Al: “I think it’s the character models that really confuse me. It’s not that I hate how they look, (0:43:27) Kev: Yeah, they do feel a little weird. (0:43:28) Al: I just… I don’t know. It’s so hard to explain.” (0:43:33) Kev: Yeah, no, I know exactly what you mean. (0:43:35) Kev: It’s something– it’s just a little je ne sais quoi. (0:43:40) Kev: I agree. (0:43:42) Al: Not normally used in a positive frame, not a negative frame, but fair enough. (0:43:42) Kev: But yeah. (0:43:49) Kev: But we’ll see. (0:43:50) Kev: It’s coming out soon. (0:43:51) Kev: And maybe it’ll surprise us still. (0:43:56) Al: Next, we had a new game, Linked Banner of the Spark. Build a bright new world alongside (0:44:01) Kev: oh my goodness this game (0:44:05) Al: a band of rescued robot buddies in this colourful action RPG, battle waves of enemies in solo (0:44:10) Al: or co-op, then return home and use your parts to craft a thriving town, assemble your crew, (0:44:15) Al: and grow stronger with each new adventure. I mean, this is basically like robot cult (0:44:19) Al: of the lamb, right? Go out and get stuff, and then save some creatures, and then come (0:44:24) Al: back and build a town. (0:44:27) Al: Kotlin did it really well, so if it implements it well, I think this could be really good. (0:44:32) Kev: It looks so good to me. (0:44:34) Kev: Like, oh man, ‘cause I’ve never called credit (0:44:40) Kev: within the trailer show. (0:44:41) Kev: There’s still like some gardening (0:44:42) Kev: or something like that, I think. (0:44:43) Al: There’s definitely farming, I’m seeing a farming plot. (0:44:43) Kev: But either, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. (0:44:47) Al: It doesn’t look like it’s a big thing, it looks like it’s relatively small, but it is (0:44:53) Kev: But like, it does it great. (0:44:56) Kev: ‘Cause you have that and you have, you know, (0:44:57) Kev: you’re throwing robots in there. (0:44:58) Kev: Well, you know, that can be a different number of ways, (0:45:01) Kev: but the robot portion of it. (0:45:02) Kev: It looks sick, like you have a lot of knife hands like there’s some that look kind of threatening or genuinely actiony. (0:45:09) Kev: Um, there’s robot fish. That’s kind of fun. Um, I’m excited about this one. This one is high up on my list. It looks great. Um, the gameplay looks like what I want to the world’s colorful. I can’t wait. I’m so excited for this one. (0:45:26) Al: Yeah, I agree. Looks really fun. (0:45:28) Kev: All right, what’s next that’s not linked and thusly not as high on my list. (0:45:32) Kev: Oh well that blew up in my face because I forgot no this one is high up on my list too. (0:45:32) Al: Milano Milano’s odd collection or job collection. (0:45:43) Al: This one is, I think, PlayStation style is what they’re going. (0:45:48) Al: They’re calling it PlayStation one style. (0:45:48) Kev: Is (0:45:53) Al: It’s. (0:45:55) Kev: You okay, you g

Oggi è stato presentato in Senato il Rapporto sulla politica di bilancio a cura dell'Ufficio parlamentare di bilancio (Upb). Dal rapporto, tra i molti temi affrontati, emerge che la stabilizzazione del taglio del cuneo e l accorpamento delle aliquote Irpef della manovra se, da un lato, danno maggiore stabilità al sistema, dall'altro, aumentano la sensibilità dell'imposta personale sul reddito all'inflazione soprattutto per i lavoratori dipendenti. Lo osserva l'Upb che sottolinea che la nuova struttura Irpef, essendo più progressiva, produce un maggior drenaggio fiscale (fiscal drag). In un contesto in cui la dinamica retributiva è già risultata insufficiente a compensare l inflazione, l'intensificazione del prelievo fiscale derivante dall'interazione tra quest'ultima e la progressività dell'imposta rischia di erodere in misura considerevole gli incrementi nominali delle retribuzioni, con potenziali ricadute negative sui consumi e sulla domanda interna. Approfondiamo il tema con Gianni Trovati de Il Sole 24 Ore.Giovani Confindustria: Per far crescere le nuove imprese priorità a Venture capital e IACi sono energie che possono davvero spingere avanti il Paese. Dobbiamo saperle riconoscere e valorizzare, perché l impresa è il vero motore dello sviluppo. Tra i giovani c'è voglia di fare impresa, la loro propensione al rischio va rafforzata e indirizzata. E oggi abbiamo strumenti potenti, come le tecnologie digitali e l intelligenza artificiale, che possono fare la differenza. Per Maria Anghileri, presidente dei Giovani Imprenditori di Confindustria, nel nostro paese la Passione d impresa è forte, e proprio per questo ha scelto questo messaggio come titolo del 54 convegno di Rapallo che si terrà venerdì 13 e sabato 14 giugno. A Rapallo porteremo esempi di imprenditori under 40, di prima, seconda e terza generazione, anche espressione di nuove aziende o di unicorni. Casi di eccellenza, di chi è riuscito ad avere successo in settori innovativi, ma anche in quelli più tradizionali. Ne parliamo proprio con Maria Anghileri, presidente dei Giovani Imprenditori di Confindustria.Dazi, Trump conferma accordo quadro con la Cina: Arriveranno magneti e minerali rariA Londra le delegazioni ai massimi livelli di Stati Uniti e Cina hanno annunciato di aver raggiunto un intesa quadro sul ripristino della tregua che aveva visto i due Paesi sospendere la maggior parte delle rispettive tariffe. Nel frattempo in patria ha strappato alla Corte d Appello una proroga di due mesi, fino al 31 luglio, della sospensione del blocco dei dazi cosiddetti reciproci contro decine di Paesi e che erano stati bocciati come illegali in primo grado da uno speciale tribunale federale sul commercio. L'accordo è stato confermato da un intervento dello stesso presidente Usa sul social Truth, dove scrive: Il nostro accordo con la Cina è stato concluso, soggetto all approvazione definitiva del presidente Xi e di me. La Cina fornirà tutti i magneti e i minerali rari necessari. Allo stesso modo, forniremo alla Cina ciò che è stato concordato, compresi i visti agli studenti cinesi che utilizzano i nostri college e università (cosa che mi è sempre piaciuta!). Nell intesa raggiunta a Londra i dazi resteranno allo stesso livello di quanto stabilito nelle settimane scorse a Ginevra, quando gli Usa si sono impegnati a ridurre le tariffe sul made in China al 30% e la Cina al 10%. Approfondiamo il tema con Giuliano Noci, Professore ordinario in Ingegneria Economico-Gestionale, insegna Strategia & Marketing presso il Politecnico di Milano.Confcommercio, quest'anno al settore mancano 260mila lavoratoriNel 2025 i settori del commercio, della ristorazione e dell'alloggio non riusciranno a trovare circa 260mila lavoratori. È quanto stima l'Ufficio studi di Confcommercio, come presentato in occasione dell'assemblea dell'associazione, rilevando che il dato è in crescita rispetto al 2024 (+4%) e rappresenta una emergenza perché rischia di frenare la crescita economica dei settori considerati e del prodotto lordo dell intero sistema economico italiano. Tra le figure professionali più difficili da reperire in questi settori: commessi professionali, macellai, gastronomi, camerieri di sala, barman, cuochi/pizzaioli, gelatai, camerieri, addetti alla pulizia e al riassetto delle camere. Ne parliamo con Mariano Bella, direttore Ufficio studi Confcommercio.

Sperimentazioni di camion a guida autonoma che viaggiano lungo le autostrade senza alcun conducente a bordo, sono ormai una realtà in Cina e USA. Mentre in molti altri paesi, tra cui la Germania, si sperimenta regolarmente con conducente di sicurezza a bordo. La maturità tecnologica, infatti, è ormai sostanzialmente raggiunta, sebbene si discuta ancora di quale sia la configurazione migliore per questi mezzi e per linfrastruttura stradale su cui dovranno circolare. Ma molto del successo di questo paradigma non dipenderà da fattori tecnologici, bensì dalla regolamentazione e dallaccettabilità sociale, incluso limpatto sui posti di lavoro di un settore nel quale cè un'enorme difficoltà a reperire autisti. Ce ne parla Sergio Savaresi, professore di Controllo Automatico presso il dipartimento DEIB del Politecnico di Milano.

I casi di cronaca più oscuri con il criminologo Massimo Picozzi.

A Obiettivo Salute Risveglio vi invitiamo a guardarvi… le mani. Sì, proprio loro, che usiamo per stringere, scrivere, toccare, salutare, creare. Ma cosa succede quando il pollice fa male e il palmo si indurisce? Con il dottor Giorgio Pivato, responsabile di Chirurgia della mano e microchirurgia ricostruttiva di Humanitas di Milano, parliamo di rizoartrosi e del morbo di Dupuytren.

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Mentre continuano gli scontri a Los Angeles, il governatore della California, Gavin Newsom, annuncia una seconda causa contro la decisione dell'amministrazione Trump di dispiegare altri uomini della Guardia Nazionale e i marines. Ne parliamo con Roberto Cornelli, criminologo e professore ordinario di Criminologia all'Università di Milano.La telefonata di ieri tra il presidente Donald Trump e il premier Benjamin Netanyahu ha riguardato principalmente l'accordo sul nucleare con l'Iran. Ne parliamo con Pejman Abdolmohammadi, professore di Storia e Istituzioni del Medio Oriente all'Università di Trento.Mentre si conclude lo scambio dei prigionieri tra Russia e Ucraina, il Cremlino continua a bombardare Kiev. Ne parliamo con Davide Maria de Luca, collabora per il Domani e la Radiotelevisione Svizzera.

Centromarca lavora a un pacchetto di proposte da presentare in autunno al Governo, con quattro priorità: competitività e innovazione, semplificazione burocratica, transizione ecologica, tutela della proprietà intellettuale e della concorrenza. Francesco Mutti, presidente dell'associazione, sottolinea la necessità di riforme normative per rilanciare la manifattura, ancora frenata da incertezze regolatorie e costi energetici elevati. Obiettivo: una politica industriale chiara e una strategia di medio-lungo termine per uscire da due anni di calo dei consumi. Ne parliamo proprio con Francesco Mutti (nella foto) amministratore delegato di Mutti SpA e presidente di Centromarca,L'industria della musica dal vivo in Italia vale 4,5 miliardiIl settore dei concerti dal vivo genera un indotto economico di 4,5 miliardi di euro e impiega migliaia di persone. Roberto De Luca (Live Nation) e Carlo Parodi (Assomusica) chiedono meno burocrazia e più riconoscimento per un'industria che attira turismo e fa crescere il PIL locale. Milano ha accolto 15mila stranieri solo per i Coldplay. Secondo SIAE, la spesa del pubblico nel 2023 ha superato i 4,2 miliardi, trainata da musica pop e rock. La spesa media per spettatore è di 324 euro. Ne parliamo insieme a Carlo Parodi Presidente di Assomusica, Associazione Italiana Organizzatori e Produttori di Spettacoli di Musica dal vivo Produzione avanti adagio: +0,3% annuo, +1% mensile. Auto in caduta a -30%Ad aprile la produzione industriale torna in positivo (+0,3% annuo, +1% mensile), ma resta fragile. La manifattura pura cala ancora (-0,1%), penalizzata da farmaceutica e trasporti, mentre crescono alimentari, chimica e metalli. Il comparto auto registra un crollo del 30%. Sul fronte Ilva, il Governo valuta un ulteriore finanziamento (fino a 350 milioni) per garantirne l'operatività, in attesa di un accordo di programma e una nuova AIA. Resta aperto il nodo dei futuri acquirenti. Il commento è di Paolo Bricco Il Sole 24 OreLa Perla, "il salvatore" è il miliardario statunitense Peter KernLo storico brand La Perla viene rilevato da Peter Kern per 30 milioni, superando vari contendenti. L'intervento evita la chiusura dello stabilimento di Bologna e rilancia la produzione made in Italy con un piano da 30 milioni di investimenti. Il nuovo corso prevede l'assunzione dei dipendenti e l'arrivo di 40 nuovi posti. Tuttavia, secondo Giulia Crivelli, il caso non è un modello per il salvataggio della moda italiana, criticando la gestione passata e la scelta di un investitore americano. Interviene Giulia Crivelli, Il Sole 24 Ore

Referendum, il giorno dopo tra flussi di voto e discussione sulla riforma dello strumento. Con noi Lorenzo Pregliasco, politologo e sondaggista, fondatore e direttore di YouTrend. Dazi, colloqui Usa-Cina a Londra. Na parliamo con Giuliano Noci, professore al Politecnico di Milano e Prorettore del polo territoriale cinese dell’ateneo. Riforma dell’Ue sui farmaci al rush finale. Ne scrive sul Sole 24 Ore di oggi Marzio Bartoloni.

Marina Mangiat ha 36 anni e cresce con un rispetto quasi religioso per i soldi, che oggi collega al trauma di una truffa finanziaria subita da una bisnonna, che ha lasciato un segno nel subconscio familiare. Fin dal primo lavoro, guadagnare non è solo una necessità pratica per Marina, ma un modo per affermare la propria libertà personale. Uno strumento che le dà il potere di non dover scendere a compromessi, neppure con gli amici. Dopo la prima esperienza lavorativa a Milano, si trasferisce in Svizzera, dove guadagna 48mila euro all'anno. Lì si rende conto che, sebbene il denaro le garantisca sicurezza, autonomia e potere, la sua vita si è trasformata in una prigione di infelicità: «Avevo un lavoro a tempo indeterminato, un buono stipendio e un appartamento tutto mio, eppure sentivo che la mia vita si era bloccata». Così, decide di lasciare la Svizzera e accetta un'offerta da un'azienda tedesca, trasferendosi a Monaco di Baviera. Qui fa carriera, cambia tre lavori e arriva a guadagnare 64mila euro all'anno. Negli ultimi tempi, però, ancora una volta l'insoddisfazione prende il sopravvento. Benché sia pagata bene, non riceve aumenti da 4 anni. Inoltre, ha iniziato a provare interesse per aspetti più spirituali della vita e si sta formando come insegnante di yoga. Ma il suo stipendio è diventato una gabbia fatta di sicurezza e orgoglio da cui fatica a liberarsi. Alla fine, è l'azienda a decidere per lei e Marina viene licenziata. Da quel momento sceglie di mettersi in proprio, alternando progetti di design all'attività di insegnante di yoga. Ha da parte 30.000 euro e può contare su una buona Naspi. Tuttavia, l'idea del denaro come unica fonte di sicurezza non si dissolve da un giorno all'altro: «Ci sono ancora momenti in cui il panico mi assale e penso: e se non riesco a far decollare il lavoro, cosa faccio?». Oggi, mentre il suo rapporto con il denaro si trasforma, Marina si concede una libertà che un tempo sembrava impossibile: lasciare andare un po' la sicurezza economica per aprirsi al caso e alle opportunità.

Il 3-0 di Brescia ai danni di Trapani per una storica finale, la prova di forza della Virtus che elimina Milano e la preview della finale.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/backdoor-podcast--4175169/support.

Oggi a Cult: Luca Crovi tracca un ritratto del celebre thrillerista Frederick Forsyth, scomparso da poco; l'intervista di Barbara Sorrentini a Mirko Locatelli, recentemente scomparso, per "La memoria del mondo"; Marta Marangoni presenta "The Mary Shelley Picture Show", in scena all'Elfo Puccini di Milano; al Teatro Franco Parenti di Milano arriva "trilogia del benessere" di Renato Sarti, con Valentina Picello e Michelangelo Canzi; la rubrica ExtraCult a cura di Chawki Senouci...

Gaspare Zinnanti, nel 1997, è un giovane uomo che vive di espedienti, dormendo tra la stazione di Milano e le case di qualche amante disposto a ospitarlo. È una persona ai margini della società, ma fino a quel momento non ha mai mostrato particolari segni di squilibrio. Poi, un giorno, sente una voce che gli dice: “Tu sai cosa devi fare”. Da quel momento in poi, Gaspare comincia a uccidere.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Oggi a Cult: Enzo Curcurù torna all'Elfo PUccini di Milano con "Martedì al Monoprix"; iniziative e apreture gratuite per i 50 anni di Palazzo Fortuny a Venezia; Emmanuel Tjeknavorian commenta la stagione 25/26 dell'Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano; recuperiamo la rubrica di lirica di Giovanni Chiodi; GialloCrovi a cura di Luca Crovi...

In questi giorni, lungo lautostrada che collega Dallas a Houston, è possibile incontrare un tir carico di merci che viaggia senza conducente. Diversamente dalle precedenti sperimentazioni di camion a guida autonoma negli Stati Uniti, a bordo non cè nessuno che possa intervenire in caso di problemi. In Cina, esperimenti analoghi vanno avanti già dal 2024. È un salto di qualità molto significativo, cui va aggiunto che sperimentazioni di camion a guida autonoma con a bordo un conducente di sicurezza si svolgono regolarmente in numerosi paesi, anche in Europa.Che il punto di penetrazione della mobilità autonoma sarebbe stata lautostrada e sarebbero stati gli autotrasporti pesanti, era opinione largamente diffusa tra gli addetti ai lavori. E ora si direbbe che stia accadendo. Ma la tecnologia è davvero pronta? Ne parliamo con Sergio Savaresi, professore di Controllo Automatico presso il dipartimento DEIB del Politecnico di Milano.

Iniziamo la puntata con la Nazionale. Dopo il pesante 3-0 di venerdì rifilatoci dalla Norvegia, il presidente Gravina ha deciso di esonerare il commissario tecnico Spalletti. È stato lo stesso allenatore ad annunciarlo in una conferenza stampa nel primo pomeriggio. Ne discutiamo con Marco Nosotti di Sky.Analizziamo poi il momento in casa Inter. A una settimana dalla disastrosa finale di Champions League contro il PSG, i Nerazzurri hanno scelto Christian Chivu come nuovo mister.Con Guido Bagatta parliamo invece di basket: Bologna elimina Milano e vola in finale Scudetto. Ad attenderla ci sarà la rivelazione Brescia di coach Poeta.Torniamo sul tema Nazionale con Xavier Jacobelli. Poi facciamo il punto sulle ultime settimane del Milan insieme a Carlo Pellegatti.Intanto a Parigi è ancora in corso la finale del Roland Garos tra Sinner e Alcaraz. Vediamo cosa ci dice Diego Nargiso.Infine spazio alla MotoGP: Marquez trionfa anche nel GP di Aragon ed è sempre più in vetta alla classifica del mondiale. Sentiamo l'analisi di Carlo Pernat.

Curiosi di sapere quali sono gli imprevisti? Ma sopattutto di quali viaggi parliamo? Sicuramente sappiamo che Matteo con Katie e Brody hanno fatto il viaggio dell'estate verso l'Inghilterra. Ma quale altro viaggio? E quali sono gli imprevisti? Mettetevi comodi, stiamo per iniziare. Trascrizione interattiva e Vocab Helper Support Easy Italian and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easyitalian.fm/membership Note dell'episodio Want to Make Friends in Italy? Try These Questions! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGs8Miv_ADI&t=9s Un imprevisto che ha fermato momentaneamente il viaggio di Katie e Matteo verso l'Inghilterra. Ma apprezziamo le belle cose del viaggio, sicuramente la città di Dijon, un piccolo gioiello inaspettato. Consigliamo quindi a tutti quelli che vengono in Italia passando dalla Francia di passare per Dijon. In italiano la città si chiama "Digione". https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digione Dove è andato invece Raffaele? E quale imprevisto ha fermato invece il suo viaggio? Il Santo Patrono di Formia! O no! Per tornare da Terracina, una piccola città di mare dove spesso Raffaele va per un finesettimana durante il periodo estivo, si passa per una città che ha fermato per ORE Raffaele. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formia Trascrizione Raffaele: [0:23] Buongiorno Matteo. Matteo: [0:26] Buongiorno, come va? Raffaele: [0:28] Qui tutto bene? È arrivata l'estate anche se non ufficialmente. Ma in quanto a temperature direi proprio di sì. Dove sei tu? È arrivata l'estate o siete ancora in inverno? Matteo: [0:43] Qui ce ne vuole ancora. Eravamo rimasti in Italia però siamo adesso in Inghilterra. Raffaele: [1:00] Siamo chi? Per chi non avesse sentito le scorse puntate. Matteo: [1:04] Io, Katie e Brody siamo arrivati qualche giorno fa in Inghilterra dopo qualche giorno di viaggio in macchina da Milano. ... Support Easy Italian and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easyitalian.fm/membership

Lancio është një tjetër emision që ka nisur të transmetohet që në fillimet e Top Albania Radio. Qëllimi i këtij show radiofonik është promovimi i muzikës ndërkombëtare dhe asaj shqiptare. Njëkohësisht në thelb të këtij emisioni qëndron edhe pasurimi artistiko-kulturor i dëgjuesve. Informacionet mbi karrierën apo zhvillimet e aktiviteteve ndërkombëtare të artistëve janë ta pamunguara. Lancio është rrjeta e informacioneve të fundit të muzikës më të mirë të momentit.

Scontro totale Donald Trump - Elon Musk, tra accuse e minacce. Sentiamo Mattia Diletti, professore di scienza politica e public policy alla Sapienza Università di Roma ed esperto di politica americana, autore di “Divisi. Politica, società e conflitti nell'America del XXI secolo” (Treccani Libri), e il nostro Emilio Cozzi.In cima alla nostra classifica delle migliori notizie della settimana, il concerto sostenibile di Elisa del 18 giugno a San Siro e il progetto del Parco Sonoro Plantasia a pochi passi dallo stadio. Con noi Elena Eva Maria Grandi, assessora all'ambiente del Comune di Milano.

In due telefonate, a Trump e a Papa Leone, il presidente Vladimir Putin ha chiarito che in Ucraina non ci potrà essere una “pace immediata”. Nel frattempo, il presidente Donald Trump ha telefonato all'omologo cinese Xi Jinping per discutere di dazi e di terre rare. Ne parliamo con Stefano Stefanini, Senior Advisor di ISPI ed ex Ambasciatore italiano alla NATO, con Giuliano Noci, professore di Ingegneria Economico-Gestionale al Politecnico di Milano e prorettore del Polo territoriale cinese dell'Ateneo milanese, e con Aldo Ferrari, docente all'Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia e responsabile del programma Russia, Caucaso e Asia centrale di ISPI.

Mafia: libero Giovanni Brusca, colui che azionò il telecomando della strage di Capaci. Sentiamo Lirio Abbate, giornalista e saggista, il suo ultimo libro è “I diari del boss. Parole segrete e omissioni di Matteo Messina Denaro” (Rizzoli). Disagio giovanile: Livia Zancaner ci parla del nuovo centro di fondazione Carolina a Milano, nato per aiutare i ragazzi e le ragazze a uscire dalle dipendenze tecnologiche, con un'attenzione particolare all'estate e all'uso dello smartphone. Oggi è la Giornata mondiale dell’ambiente, con un focus sulla plastica, con l'orizzonte di agosto quando entreranno nel vivo i negoziati per il Global Plastic Treaty. Con noi Giordano Giorgi, responsabile Centro Nazionale Coste di Ispra.

This week on the podcast, Zach Kazan welcomes Griffin Bartsch to the podcast to discuss his recent experience visiting D1 Milano in, where else, Milan. D1 Milan achieved a level of viral fame a few back with their “Sketch” watch, a polycarbonate watch with a distinct look that makes it appear drawn by hand. But D1 is a lot more than the Sketch, and Griffin had a chance to look at a number of new D1 Milano pieces in the city where they were designed. It's a genuinely surprising watch story, and speaks to the huge breadth of variety in the world of watches. This episode also features an interview Griffin recorded with D1 Milano founder Dario Spallone, who started the brand all the way back in 2013.To stay on top of all new episodes, you can subscribe to The Worn & Wound Podcast on all major platforms including Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, and more. You can also find our RSS feed here.And if you like what you hear, then don't forget to leave us a review.If there's a question you want us to answer you can hit us up at info@wornandwound.com, and we'll put your question in the queue. Show Notes Out of Office: Exploring Milan with D1 MilanoHands-On: the D1 Milano Polycarbon Sketch90's DesignBig MouthGrizzly Bear Tour Dates

Polonia, il sovranista Nawrocki vince le elezioni presidenziali Maurizio Landini, dal sindacato al parlamento? Il Fernet-Branca festeggia 180 anni di storia Milano celebra l'arte di Felice Casorati Luigi Spazzapan, esponente originalissimo del Novecento

In questa puntata, Katia e Alessio ci portano alla scoperta di un tema... divino — anzi no, di-vino!

The brilliant Susan Murphy Milano went to Garvin County Oklahoma to reveal three murders falsely ruled suicide or accident. She got death threats, but that didn't stop her!A powerful episode from 2010 that is a MUST LISTEN!

In this episodes the lads spill the tea on the difference between Milano's and Pizza Express and Kevin also opens up about his struggle with mastering the art of the body ripple. PJ was recently at his niece's communion and he couldn't cope with how good all the girlies were at the violin and also the priest was a bit of a skit so the lads decide to talk about communions and confirmations for the theme. Ms Roche Kevin has still not gotten over his Cloud's Veil snub.Sign up to the I'm Grand Mam Patreon for more stunning content: https://www.patreon.com/imgrandmam ✨ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.