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On today's *“What's Crap on WhatsApp?”* we investigate three viral messages:

27-year-old Natasha Gianitti was working in retail and customer service when she decided to start her own subscription business selling office snack boxes. But then just a few months later, COVID hit and offices closed. Unsure whether to put the business into hibernation or to pivot, she talked to her customers and came up with a unique idea to keep the company moving. She's now on track to make over $1 million in her first year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Today spellbinding singer-songwriter-doctor Sophie Payten aka Gordi joins me to dive into the world of Bon Iver’s 2016 game changer ‘22, A Million’. We dig into how Sophie feels about frequent comparisons between her and Bon Iver, how this album upended what people thought of as Bon Iver’s sound, different interpretations of the album’s opening line ‘It might be over soon’, what it was like for Sophie to work with this album’s co-producer and mixer on her latest record, the unpronounceable track names and how she ended up singing with Bon Iver on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Plus, we chat about Sophie’s new single, a duet with friend of the show Alex Lahey about my favorite dive bar, Dinos in East Nashville.

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This ‘team of 5 million’ response to Covid, is reliant on us actually all working as a team, which just has not, or is not happening.We had the gang funeral example yesterday, more than a hundred gathering for a Mongrel Mob tangihanga, Police doing nothing.And of course rightly so that upset all the New Zealanders who have been abiding the rules – the very upsetting and heartbreaking rules a lot of the time, to observe correct protocols for funerals and tangihanga based on level restrictions.So I made the point yesterday that it just undermines what the rest of us are doing when there are no consequences for it.And we’ve seen other examples too, not just funerals.. people gathering for protests in large numbers, people flouting mask rules, those who sneakily fled the Auckland border through the airport to avoid a second lockdown.There have been plenty of examples along the way, and now I see businessman Nick Mowbray from Zuru, is calling out businesses who’re not doing their bit to play ball and be a part of the team. Those who’ve taken the wage subsidy but don’t actually need it.Worse still, those who took it and have announced profits, and have no intention of paying the money back.$13.9 billion has been paid out in wage subsidies to pay struggling staff and keep struggling businesses afloat.We all assumed, and rightly so, that this was for companies truly doing it tough, who would not or could not, survive without it.But Mowbray says, and it’s a fair point which I doubt many could disagree with, if you took the subsidy, and you were profitable and now have a strong balance sheet or are able to pay dividends to shareholders, then don’t you have an obligation now to pay that subsidy back?Should you be profiting from it? Surely not.Surely there’s a moral obligation here?Mowbray says it’s ‘unethical’.  And it is unethical that a lot of this money has in fact gone into ‘shareholders pockets’.This is partially the fault of these ‘high trust models’ that this government is so keen on.We saw how high trust didn’t really work with self isolation, we’ve seen how high trust hasn’t really worked with gatherings, tangihanga and funerals, the high trust model seems to go hand in hand with the ‘educational’ approach.It all amounts to the same thing – no consequences.I’m not advocating for some kind of police state by way of alternative, I’m just arguing that there needs to be some checks and balances around fairness, so that those of us who are playing ball within all the rules, those of us who are sacrificing so much, don’t end up getting penalised for it, or ripped off by all of those who aren’t.

I’m a tad worried about the Xenophobes.They’re out in force.Any mention of the ‘b’ word – ‘border’ and out they come.The annoying thing about this is the confusion, the misunderstanding that those coming in and being quarantined are ‘foreigners’. They’re not. They’re Kiwis coming home.There are a handful, less than 2 percent coming in who are not New Zealanders, they’re the people with exemptions, like the Avatar film crew.What is of concern though, are reports that some of these returning Kiwis include people who've gone away post-Covid, for a holiday, and have just factored in quarantine time. If that's the case, they're a drain on the taxpayer and that's the sort of stay we shouldn't be funding. If you decide to take a holiday during Covid, that's on you.But if you've been stuck overseas unable to get back since Covid began, then that's on us.We can't stop Kiwis coming home, we can't close our borders to returning citizens, it's not how the world works.Your home country doesn’t shut up shop on you – ever. Not even in a pandemic.So the reality is, with more airlines up and running, more countries open for business, more Kiwis are able to get on flights and come home. And come home they are – in their droves.The fact we can’t manage our borders or quarantine accommodation in a sustainable way is not their fault.It’s something the government professes to actively be working on, but then they said about the PPE gear too.Time and several ‘reports’ will eventually tell us the truth - but they’re adamant at the moment that they’re getting it under control.And isn't that the other issue at play at the moment – credibility. Our trust in this government’s response to Covid was built around flimsy slogans like ‘Be Kind’ and touchy feely gestures like teddy bears in windows. It underscored the seriousness of it, and it detracted from the hard work that needed to go into getting ourselves properly prepared and ready – for the border, for the quarantine procedures and protocols, for the inevitable return of the disease.. if in fact we ever eradicated it at all. Did we?Or did we just stop testing so much?But the fallout and anger – the subsequent feelings of betrayal by our team of 5 million, has left a bitter taste and when you lose the buy in, you lose the kindness. Anger's replaced it. Disappointment, mistrust, and now even with the border, flashes of racism.“Why are ‘they’ coming here?,” infers a false hierarchy or a superiority.. ‘they’ are your fellow New Zealanders, ‘they’ are entitled to come home. So we can pack up the Xenophobia, and pop it away for good. This is not about the borders and closing our country off to the world, this is about our government working harder to get the fundamentals right, so that those coming home, can do so without unwarranted backlash.

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En début de semaine, CB Cebulski tease sur Twitter qu’il a eu l’idée de l’année. Le genre d’idée qui fera vendre 1 million d’exemplaire pour un même comics en août, mois des 80 ans de Marvel Comics. Aujourd'hui une centaine d'autrices, d'auteurs et d'artistes viennent de publier des visuels mystères. Retrouvez Marvel Planet sur Twitter, Instagram et Facebook :https://twitter.com/MarvelPlanethttps://instagram.com/marvelplanetfr/https://www.facebook.com/marvelplanetfr/ Bien évidemment tous les épisodes de CORPS Talk sont dispo sur :Spotify : https://spoti.fi/2Ohj7EtiTunes : https://apple.co/2A313rT

'The Mandarin Grizzly' aka 'Doc Brock' RETURNS to the podcast, this time as an official doctor. Isn't that crazthy? We're talking about the earliest days of 616Entertainment, you've probably never even heard of most of these videos, and that's a good thing. We're also workshopping a brand new show called 'Artist Makes A Million,' and I think we have a certified hit on our hands. SUBSCRIBE to YouTube.com/616Entertainment! The History of WCW Video Games Part II - Where The Big Boys PlayStation www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTGGqAPZM_A The History of WCW Video Games Part I - 8 Bit Debut, 16 Bit Push www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_o1Hln9Bbg The History of Mortal Kombat (FULL MOVIE) www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoVI0q0uBnw Twitters: @IDS616 @TheArtist616 FreelanceWrestling.com This week's song: 'Blacken My Thumb' - The Datsuns (2004) We love you.

The second Rioteers Review comes from the mind of Alasdhair McMillan, who we thank for being the first person to suggest an album and therefore unintentionally starting thing whole strand of Riot Act. Well done mate! Alasdhair gave Steve and Remfry '22 A Million' by modern folk manipulator Bon Iver. One of the guys is a big fan of Bon Iver, the other is… just confused by it all. Listen now to hear who’s who!Go to patreon.com/riotactpodcast to contribute and make your own suggestions for Rioteers Review. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adesola answers 5 questions asked by listeners. She gives a clear picture on where she started, where she is at, what she has done so far and what is to come. Questions covered this episode are: 1. You are almost 40, why start now? Isn't it too late? 2. Why interview just men? Are there no women millionaires? 3. A million in 5 years? How is that possible? 4. How much money did you have when you started this journey? 5. Will you bring out a #HTMAM book? All this and her top 3 tips so far. You really don't want to miss this. Got a question for Adesola? Send her an email at: info@thehtmamjourney.com Follow @thehtmamjourney on Instagram and Twitter Like 'How to Make a Million' page for weekly finds Adesola posts to help you on your journey. www.thehtmamjourney.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/great-conversations-of-the-htmam-kind/support

Want to know how to pitch your business idea and get a YES? Right Click Capital Partner Benjamin Chong sees pitches from more than 100 businesses a month. He knows exactly what he’s looking for when it comes to investing money in a business idea.. He joined me on the show in episode 3, sharing his insights. We spoke ahead of the largest pitching event in Asia Pacific, 'Pitch for 1 Million', where he's putting forward a one million dollar term sheet for the competition. More than 600 startups will jump on stage in 15 cities around the world, all hoping to walk away with the investment. If you're just starting a business or you have an idea, this episode IS for you. Ben covers a series of major questions on the minds of many early business starters: How do I get people to support my business? How do I get an investor to say yes? What to do if you keep hearing NO.. And, we talk about effective story telling which is a key part to pitching any idea.

Black Caps bowlers Ish Sodhi and Lockie Ferguson were in studio promoting the Tui “Catch a million” competition which is back this summer.The duo give us a rundown on how this summer's competition will run for fans.LISTEN ABOVE AS ISH SODHI AND LOCKIE FERGUSON SPEAK WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Episodes 127-248 of On the Mic contain original music. In order to comply with copyright law, these episodes are not available to download. You can stream this episode at Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/OntheMic/ or skip to Episode 249. On the Mic: Jake Yapp tells On the Mic about the worst gig of his life - opening for Beyoncé at the World Music Awards. They also discuss Jake's Edinburgh show, the accurately titled, 'Jake Yapp is One in a Million'. First broadcast on Broadway Baby Radio in 2016. © 2016 On the Mic. For more info visit: http://onthemic.co.uk Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

Dave and Pat return to discuss The Walking Dead premiere, Drake's new mixtape 'More Life', and the newly unveiled Nintendo Switch. Dope/Nope returns to discuss the Wily Wonka movie, new JRR Tolkein book, Deadpool 2 losing it's director, and Donald Glover's casting as Lando Calrissian in the Star Wars Han Solo spinoff. We chime in on the Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and Red Dead Redemption 2 trailers. We also discuss Black Mirror, Run the Jewels 3, DRAM's debut album 'Big Baby DRAM', and Bon Iver's new album '22, A Million'

Scott and Jason break down the new Bon Iver album, '22, a Million', and how it should be considered for album of the year.

On this episode Andreas & Kel discuss what they'd be willing to do for Mayweather's $275M paycheck, which includes Andreas slapping his momma. The duo also discusses Canelo's monster KO of James Kirkland, Ronda Rousey getting voted the most dominating athlete in sports & Daniel Bryan's future in the WWE. Also Tuff-N-Uff MMA's Rona Hightower stops by to discuss the promotions upcoming show & Ronda Rousey's start in Tuff-N-Uff.