Podcasts about Molk

Molčimo lahko le, ker govorimo. Molk je hrbtna stran govora. Molčanje ni preprosto nasprotje govora, temveč njegov pogoj, njegovo pribežališče in njegovo zatočišče. Zato molk ni toliko nezmožnost govora, kolikor je zavestna, hotena in smiselna odpoved govora. Molčati pomeni: govoriti navznoter. Molčati pomeni: preiskovanje, potrpljenje, merjenje. In če je pojem po Heglu »demiurg resničnosti«, je molk »demiurg pojma«. In če je govorica preizkušnja resničnosti, je molk preizkušnja govorice. Brez molka ne bi bilo govora. »Molk je gospodar govora,« je dejal prerok Mohamed. Molk ni le počelo govora, temveč tudi njegova – transcendenca. V tem smislu se neizrekljivo numinoznega izteka v polnino molčanja. »Črka je zastor in zastor je črka,« pravi an-Niffari. Molk je tako tudi: spoznanje, meditacija, kontemplacija – preseganje. Molk je sestavni del duhovno-religioznih praks. V islamu molk predstavlja štiri lastnosti: načelo pobožnosti, pogoj čuječnosti, vrsto askeze in duhovno vajo. Molčanje tako ni le prekinitev govorjenja, temveč tudi dresura duha; urjenje v preseganju notranjega gibanja, ustavitev toka misli. V tem smislu znameniti muslimanski mistik iz andaluzijske Španije, Ibn Arabi, razlikuje med »molkom jezika« in »molkom srca«. Medtem ko »molk jezika« pomeni prenehanje govorjenja, pa pomeni »molk srca« transcendenco mišljenja. Molčanje tako pomeni osrediščanje duha; zbiranje razpršenosti misli; poenotenje notranjih glasov. Molk pa je navsezadnje tudi pogoj resničnega poslušanja: le kdor zna molčati, sliši in zna poslušati; poslušati drugega in poslušati svoj notranji glas, ki govori skozi molčanje. Molčanje kot duhovno dejanje je treba kultivirati. Molčanja se je – tako kot govorjenja – treba naučiti. In mar obstaja bolj primeren čas za molk, kot je mesec ramazan – čas posta, duhovne osamitve, introspekcije in molitve?

Osemdeset let po koncu druge svetovne vojne se v Nemčiji spominjajo nacionalsocialističnega režima, iz raziskave v raziskavo pa je več tistih, ki menijo, da bi morali pod spominom na nacistične grozote potegniti črto. Kultura spomina vedno bolj bledi. Nemčija letos tudi ne načrtuje vsedržavnega javnega zaznamovanja obletnice. Pripravljenost na soočenje z nacistično preteklostjo je bila v Nemčiji vedno obotavljiva. Molk pa se po več desetletjih preobraža v pozabo in obujanje nostalgije po časih diktature.

Profesor Igor Saksida je eden tistih naravno karizmatičnih profesorjev, ki ga človek pač posluša in vzljubi. Ker obvlada jezik in tisto, kar se z njim da početi. Ker profesorski načitanosti navkljub nima žanrskih predsodkov in včasih tudi kaj zarapa. Ker je prijateljici Masayah posodil avto, da je lahko posnela videospot.

Molčimo lahko le, ker govorimo. Molk je hrbtna stran govora. Molčanje ni preprosto nasprotje govora, temveč njegov pogoj, pribežališče in zatočišče. Zato molk ni toliko nezmožnost govora, kolikor je zavestna, hotena in smiselna odpoved govoru. Molčati pomeni govoriti navznoter. Molčanje je preiskovanje, potrpljenje, merjenje. In kakor je pojem po Heglu »demiurg resničnosti«, je molk »demiurg pojma«. Kakor je govorica preizkušnja resničnosti, je molk preizkušnja govorice. Brez molka ne bi bilo govora. »Molk je gospodar govora,« je dejal prerok Mohamed. Molk ni le počelo govora, temveč tudi njegova transcendenca. V tem smislu se neizrekljivo numinozno izteka v polnost molčanja. »Črka je zastor in zastor je črka,« pravi an-Niffari. Molk je tako tudi spoznanje, meditacija, kontemplacija – preseganje. Molk je sestavni del duhovno-religioznih praks. V islamu molk simbolizira štiri lastnosti: načelo pobožnosti, pogoj čuječnosti, vrsto askeze in duhovno vajo. Molčanje tako ni le prekinitev govorjenja, temveč tudi dresura duha; urjenje v preseganju notranjega gibanja, zaustavitev toka misli. V tem smislu znameniti muslimanski mistik iz andaluzijske Španije, Ibn Arabi, razlikuje med »molkom jezika« in »molkom srca«. Medtem ko »molk jezika« pomeni prenehanje govorjenja, »molk srca« pomeni transcendenco mišljenja. Molčanje tako pomeni osrediščanje duha; zbiranje razpršenosti misli; poenotenje notranjih glasov. Molk pa je navsezadnje tudi pogoj resničnega poslušanja: le kdor zna molčati, sliši in zna poslušati; poslušati drugega in svoj notranji glas, ki govori z molkom. Molčanje kot duhovno dejanje je treba kultivirati. Molčanja se je – tako kot govorjenja – treba naučiti. In ali obstaja primernejši čas za molk, kot je mesec ramazan – čas posta, duhovne osamitve, introspekcije in molitve?

V Srbiji od sredine novembra potekajo množični protesti, na katerih ljudje zahtevajo konec korupcije v državi. Država je že več tednov paralizirana, zahteve državljanov Srbije, kandidatke za vstop v Evropsko unijo, pa komplementarne z vrednotami EU. Zakaj Evropa molči in zakaj s strani uradnih institucij Evropske unije z izjemo posameznih članov Evropskega parlamenta ni slišati odločne podpore zahtevam po demokratizaciji srbske družbe? Kakšna so pričakovanja EU in zakaj na srbskih ulicah ne vidimo evropskih zastav? O teh in drugih vprašanjih se je Aleš Kocjan za oddajo Eppour si muove – In vendar se vrti pogovarjal s poročevalcem Evropskega parlamenta za Srbijo Toninom Piculo, evropskim poslancem Vladimirjem Prebiličem in politologom na beograjski Fakulteti za politične vede dr. Dušanom Spasojevičem.

Spoštovani, verski reformator doktor Martin Luter je šel zaradi Božjega molka večkrat skozi trpljenje. Nekoč je bilo zelo hudo. Prepričan je bil, da se Bog ne zmeni zanj, zato se je odločil, da bo dokončno odnehal. Da ni, gre zahvala podpori njegove žene Katharine von Bora. Sunkovito je zapustil hišo in v obupu odšel v neznano, njegova žena pa je šla molit. Takoj se je preoblekla v črnino, od pet do glave, če bi se mož po naključju hitro vrnil. Čez okna je potegnila zavese in povrhu dodala še črno tkanino. Ugasnila je vse svetilke in sobo zavila v temo. Ko se je Luter končno vrnil, je opazil same znake smrti. Vprašal jo je: »Katarina, ali so sporočili, da je kdo umrl? Povej že vendar, kdo je umrl?« Odgovorila mu je: »Bog je umrl, saj si vendar rekel, da je za nas mrtev. Da ga ni več. Da nas je pustil na cedilu. Pomisli, angeli v nebesih imajo toliko dela s pogrebom Boga.« Tudi sam se velikokrat tako počutim. Takrat se trudim biti študent, ne pa žrtev situacije. Kot žrtev se sprašujem, zakaj se je nepravična stvar zgodila ravno meni. Kot študent pa se hočem v trpljenju nekaj naučiti in najti smisel tudi v njem. Kot žrtev vedno pomilujem sebe, kot študent pa se osredinjam tudi na potrebe drugih. Potem je tu še tisti glodajoči občutek krivde, da trpim zaradi kakega greha, a to ne drži. Greh je moralno zlo, trpljenje pa ne, sicer ga Bog ne bi mogel prevzeti nase, ker bi postal s tem grešen. Med Bogom in grehom je nasprotje, med Bogom in trpljenjem pa ni, ampak je združljivo. Zato trpljenje ni zlo in ni izraz greha. Kdor trpi, ni grešen, niti mu ne primanjkuje vere. Trpljenje ni Božja kazen. Trpijo verujoči in neverujoči, dobri in hudobni. Trpljenje ne nasprotuje ljubezni, ampak jo celo razodeva. Križ razkriva in odgrinja Božjo ljubezen. Bog ne more preslišati stoka trpinov. Vsak trpeči je naš brat. Kdor želi vedeti, kaj je prava ljubezen, naj tega ne išče v slovarju, ampak na križu (Jonathan McLeod). Kristusov križ z Golgote me uči, da se prava ljubezen ne sprašuje, kaj bom dobil, ampak kaj bom dal. Prava ljubezen je vedno daritev, žrtev. Prava ljubezen se hrani z daritvami. Tako kot Luter se učim sprejemati tudi Božjo tišino. Veliki mislec C. S. Lewis se je pred koncem življenja vprašal: »Kje bi bil danes in kaj bi se z mano zgodilo, če bi dobri Bog uslišal vse moje nore in sebične molitve, ki sem jih v življenju izrekel?« Kdaj bom končno dojel, da so Božji dar tudi neodgovorjene, neuslišane molitve. Kajti če bi hotel, da Bog usliši vse moje molitve, bi moral postati moj sovražnik. Moral bi mi dati kačo namesto ribe in kamen namesto kruha, kot je povedal Jezus. Sprašujem se, če ne razumem Božje tišine, kako si drznem trditi in se hvalisati, da razumem njegove besede.

Sie sind Avantgardisten in Sachen Hospitality und Serial Founder. Während die Gastro-Branche in Deutschland struggelt, ziehen sie ein Projekt nach dem anderen hoch. Mit Elaine‘s World haben sie in Frankfurt eine völlig neue Gastro-Welt erschaffen. Mit den Fußballstars Kevin Trapp und Marc-André ter Stegen gründeten sie ihre eigene Getränkemarke: Mølk, der coole Milchersatz. More to come. Die Unternehmer Guy L. Lamaye und Luel Mulugeta sind die Challenger im Business. Sie kennen sich, seit sie 12 sind. Zwei Freunde und Start-upper, die sich aufmachen, ihr eigenes Empire zu bauen. Sechs Läden haben sie schon. Restaurant, Bar, Cafe, Deli. Elaine's World, wie sie es nennen. Jetzt kommt eine siebte Location dazu. Holy Circle, ein neuer Night-Club mitten in Frankfurt, den sie zusammen mit CUPRA betreiben. A Music Lover Place. Hospitality neu gedacht. Neue Konzepte, neue Drinks. Wie Mølk, die Hafermilch-Brand, die sie mit ihren berühmten Freunden erfunden haben. Mittlerweile wird sogar bei Lufthansa on Bord ausgeschenkt. Viel mehr als eine Erfolgsstory. Ich habe die Serial-Founder jetzt in ihrem Holy Circle getroffen – zum Livepodcast mit tollem Publikum. Was Luel und Guy antreibt, was sie anders machen als alle anderen – jetzt hier in TOMorrow. Wenn du mitdiskutieren möchtest: Schreib mir gern in die Kommentare oder hier auf Social Media: http://lnk.to/TOMorrow-Podcast und cool, wenn du den Channel abonnierst.

2025 is approaching, and the market landscape is evolving under new US leadership. President Trump's pro-crypto stance and looming trade tensions could reshape markets in the upcoming year. How can you potentially capitalise on these shifts to position your portfolio for success? Join us for eToro's Annual Market Outlook and gain valuable insights as our analysts, Jean-Paul van Oudheusden, Neža Molk, and Bret Kenwell, dive deep into the shifting market dynamics and explore strategies to navigate the year ahead! Watch the full video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/y2wiW9If6bI?si=cK3AWYMlwDJAANaU Make sure you subscribe and follow eToro on social media:

TV Blackbox's Rob McKnight & Steve Molk return for one more podcast chat before the end of 2024 to wrap things up and look into the future, now that the Upfront season is complete.There's so much to catch up on given they've been away for so long, and with so much happening, including:The press releases from the 2024 ratings year where Seven, Nine, and 10 all claim to have won something (Spoilers: they may not have won what they claim to win);A sharp turn into the state of the Australian media industry given the complete staffing disruption that took place, including (more) redundancies, firings, resignations, controversial sackings, Nine's Intersection report, and almost the entirety of the ABC's News Breakfast team leaving (but staying with the ABC); andRob & Molk cast their eye across the Upfront offerings from all FTA networks and Foxtel and make their calls on what wil be good, what sounds iffy, and what is going to stink.It's all the opinion you've been missing from your TV Blackbox mum and dad!If you like it - share it with a friend, or on your social media networks. Also, let Rob and Molk know if you agree (or not) with their assessments...engaging conversation is always enjoyed.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Piše Majda Travnik Vode, bereta Aleksander Golja in Lidija Hartman. Poezija Petre Koršič je glede na trenutne produkcijsko-recepcijske okvire skorajda neobičajno odmevna, saj sta bila tako njen prvenec Furlanka je dvignila krilo kot njena druga zbirka Bog z mano ponatisnjena, pesmi in cikli iz obeh zbirk pa se še vedno pojavljajo kot integralni deli različnih, večsmerno zasnovanih multimedijskih predstav ali kot predloge za skladbe oziroma izhodišča glasbenih, zvočnih in likovnih interpretacij. Avtorica, med drugim prejemnica letošnje Stritarjeve nagrade in ena naših najbolj izkušenih koordinatork in moderatork pesniških dogodkov, namreč nenehno raziskuje možnosti povezovanja poezije z drugimi umetnostnimi zvrstmi in komunikacijskimi nivoji in tudi v klasični knjižni obliki domiselno uporablja najrazličnejša izrazna sredstva in načine, s katerimi želi doseči, da bi poetični 'material' preniknil v prejemnika na več ravneh – čutni, čustveni in spoznavni. V Zlatem jajcu tovrstne učinke med drugim izzove zlasti z drznimi, likovno nazornimi tipografskimi postavitvami pesemskih besedil, močno simbolno podloženo uporabo matematičnih znakov za označevanje posameznih ciklov, pa tudi s svojevrstnim 'recikliranjem' oziroma prestavljanjem, (včasih tudi spreminjanjem) pesmi iz prejšnjih zbirk v nov kontekst, s čimer nadgrajuje, dopolnjuje ali celo popolnoma spreminja njihov prejšnji domet in sporočilo. Takšen primer revitalizacije oziroma predrugačenja je pesem o reki Ter, ki jo izvirno najdemo že v prvi zbirki, v Zlatem jajcu pa jo je pesnica razširila v skoraj celoten cikel. S kronološkega vidika lahko opazimo, da je Petra Koršič svoj današnji radikalni in izvirni avtorski koncept razvila precej hitro, saj je za prvo zbirko, Furlanka je dvignila krilo, značilna še skoraj popolnoma konvencionalna notranje- in zunanjeformalna ureditev in je njeno težišče trdno zasidrano v vsebini oziroma izpovednosti; morda lahko nekakšen zametek nadaljnjega razvoja zaslutimo le v številnih enjambementih. Vsaka naslednja zbirka pa nato pomeni velik korak k postopnemu izravnavanju specifične teže vsebine in oblike, z jasno razvidnim namenom sinergije in potenciranja umetniškega učinka. Zbirka Zlato jajce nedvomno pomeni vrhunec tovrstnega pesničinega prizadevanja, saj v nobeni od prejšnjih zbirk ̶ niti v prav tako letos izdanih Cipresah ̶ svoje poezije ni poskušala plasirati skozi toliko različnih čutnih in kognitivnih kanalov. Preseneti že prvi taktilni stik z zbirko, saj se knjiga zaradi posebne usnjate teksture platnic bralcu, takoj ko jo prime, čvrsto zasidra v dlaneh in tako poudari svojo prezenco. Takoj nato pogled na naslovnici posrka reprodukcija slike Aleksija Kobala z naslovom Möbius. Möbius je bil nemški astronom in matematik s srede 19. stoletja, ki je raziskoval površine in krivulje, med drugim neorientabilne ploskve, kakršna nas (verjetno) pričaka na naslovnici Zlatega jajca. Fascinacija očesa oziroma zapeljevanje pogleda se nadaljuje v notranjosti z naslovi petih pesemskih ciklov: BITI, GOLO, ZLATO JAJCE, NASELI ZNOVA, DROBNI TISK. Kot na koncu pripiše avtorica, nanizani naslovi tvorijo samostojno pesem in »konkretno ter simbolično zlato jajce«. Prvi cikel z naslovom Biti opeva reko Ter: »Doma sem v furlanski nižini / sem / prod / kamenček ob kamenčku / name sije / sonce / in sem / suha / struga / reke / ki je ni / sem beseda / rečno dno / brez vode«. Tudi skozi drugi cikel, Golo, se večinoma razpredajo drobne verzne vinjete o vodi, morju, dežju, vetru in drevesih, vmes pa se, morda že kot napoved naslednjega cikla, pojavi motiv zlatega jajca, pri čemer je besedna zveza sugestivno oblikovana in natisnjena v obliki jajca oziroma pravilnega ovala. V osrednjem in motivno-tematsko najbolj zgoščenem oziroma gostobesednem ciklu Zlato jajce avtorica subtilno tematizira ljubezensko tematiko, zbliževanje, ljubljenje, bližino, besede, telo, jezik (kot telo in besedo), vendar je človeška bližina tesno prepletena z bližino morja, druge vode in drevja: »Stečeta / dva / potoka / na / prsih / se / riba / stare / madeže / dviga / se / drevo / z izruvanimi / koreninami /«. V primerjavi s tretjim sta četrti in peti cikel Naseli znova in Drobni tisk vnovič bolj abstraktna, redkobesedna in eksperimentalna, saj pesmi, v katerih je polno praznih mest, presledkov in zamikov, pogosto spominjajo na tradicijo modernistične poezije. Vmes nekajkrat zablisne arhetip Tomaža Šalamuna, še določneje pa lahko razberemo poetiko konkretne poezije. Vendar je - tako kot piše tudi Ingrid Mačus, avtorica spremne besede in skladateljica, ki redno sodeluje s Petro Koršič pesnica še bolj kot raziskovanju poetičnega potenciala skozi konkretno obliko v Zlatem jajcu želela raziskovati »pesniško ekologijo, ekonomičnost izraza in vlogo tišine v poeziji«. Ravno to potrjuje pesem številka 54, ki bi jo lahko imeli za programsko in je tudi nasploh ena najbolj uspelih pesmi v zbirki: »Naj besede / ostanejo / tik / pred / pragom / se vernik / sezuje / varčuj / v popolni / (ne) gotovosti / uporabi / besede«. Pesniška tišina in molk, ki se v pesmih fizično pojavljata v svojih grafičnih oziroma tipografskih ustreznicah kot presledek, razmik, dvojni razmik, oklepaj, črtica, pike itd., sta integralna ustvarjalna principa te zbirke, s čimer je pesnica nemara dosegla najbolj popolno ravnovesje oblike in vsebine do sedaj. Molk in tišina paradoksalno sodelujeta pri porajanju obojega – oblike in vsebine. Osupljivo je opazovati, kako prefinjen in daljnosežen učinek pesnica izvabi iz svojih pesmi s preprostimi sredstvi, na primer s presledkom ali zamikom verznih vrstic. Vsak tako vzpostavljen prazen prostor je kot odprto okno, skozi katerega zavejejo svežina, nedorečeno in sublimno. Prazen prostor nenadoma ni več prazen, ampak se v njem nabere največ vsebine. Zbirka Zlato jajce izzveni kot svojevrsten pesniški celostni projekt, neorientabilna in neulovljiva kot Möbiusov trak ali jajce, v vse smeri – oziroma v vsemirje ̶ razlivajoča se in vse stvarstvo vabeča struktura, katere eden najpomembnejših sestavnih delov je ̶ pomenljivo ̶ tišina.

Takojšnja prekinitev uporabe protizakonitith prisilnih sredstev, prevzem odgovornosti direktorja in tudi ostalih podrejenih vodij za neustrezno ukrepanje, določitev ukrepov zoper storilca dejanj nasilja, trpinčenja, spolnega in drugega nadlegovanja, takojšnja ustavitev ustrahovanja, psihičnega nasilja in mobinga, takojšnje prenehanje izvajanja vseh prepovedanih metod, vzpostavitev politike nadzora nad porabo zdravil. To je samo nekaj od ukrepov iz poročila o sistemskem nadzoru pri izvajalcu zdravstvene dejavnosti Univerzitetna psihiatrična klinika Ljubljana. Kaj se dogaja v najpomembnejši zdravstveni instituciji na področju duševnega zdravja? O čem govori molk odgovornih?Sogovornice:- sociologinja red. prof. dr. Darja Zaviršek- pisateljica in prevajalka Jedrt Maležič- novinarka N1 Barbara Smajila *Generalnega direktorja Univerzitetne psihiatrične klinike dr. Bojana Zalarja smo v studio povabili že marca, vendar, prav tako kot takrat, v studio ni prišel. Povezava do prve oddaje "Počitnice" v Polju.

Slovenci imamo več pregovorov o molku, praktično vsi pa imajo pozitivno sporočilo. Kdo ne pozna na primer tistega »kdor molči, devetih odgovori«? Ali pa »molk je zlato«?Komentar je pripravila doktorica zgodovine Helena Jaklitsch.

Marcos Díaz Molk, gerente del Grupo Dimolk

Fed Rate Cuts, US Elections, and Sector Rotations: What Investors Should Know. In this eToro Quarterly Investment Outlook, analysts Jean-Paul van Oudheusden, Neža Molk, and Bret Kenwell review key Q3 takeaways and discuss potential Q4 drivers. From Fed rate cuts and sector rotations to US elections and geopolitical tensions, discover what may shape the markets ahead. Learn how earnings growth in the US and Europe could drive gains, and why Q4 has historically been a strong quarter for Bitcoin. Position your portfolio for upcoming shifts. Past performance is not an indication of future results. Make sure you subscribe and follow eToro on social media:

Daniel Buitrago, Brandon Fifield & Chad Aurentz go full MOD with special guest Chad Winberg owner & operator of A2D Motorsports   Sober October, Hawaii & “MOLK”, Oat milk, fall clean-up, Yoder Road, 3-wheel motion and the A-Star evac - Eklutna Lake last minute camping trip, old school placer riding, Grandview & Squirrel flats, finding a passion for motorsports, starting a motorsport business through trial & error, shifting into the side x side game, local relationships, System-3 products, 5 year growth process, naming the business “A2D”, service repairs, modifications & custom builds, robotics & AI replacing tradesman, grooming the next generation, mini jet boating & building boats, XD400, XTR370 by System-3, proper equipment application, backcountry preparedness, quick clot, tunicates, North American Rescue, Caterpillar clamps, mule tape, snatch block miracle in Turnagain Pass, Alaska Avalanche School, Anchorage Snowmobile club,      Visit our Website - www.alaskawildproject.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/alaskawildproject Watch the show on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@alaskawildproject $upport the show on Patreon - www.patreon.com/alaskawildproject

Vojna se je vklenila v človeško zgodovino, čeprav naj bi ljudi 20. stoletje dokončno spametovalo in napravilo stalnim konfliktom in nepredstavljivim grozotam, dokončni konec. Nekateri pravijo, da se vojna zgodovina ne ponavlja, ampak traja in traja. Zato so o njej, zmagovalcih in žrtvah, napisani epi in izpričani miti. Ti se velikokrat zrcalijo v dejanskosti, vse to pa zanima gledališče, gledalisce v vojni in – vsaj relativnemu miru. Dr. Zala Dobovšek je dramaturginja, gledališka kritičarka in teatrologinja, ki je pred časom izdala knjigo Gledališče in vojna: Uprizoritveni odzivi na vojne v 90. letih v nekdanji Jugoslaviji, medtem ko filozofa in gledališčnika dr. Gregorja Modra vojna in njena reprezentacija zanimata tako na odru, kot v literaturi. Z zavzetostjo se je lotil preučevanja dramskih besedil, ki  vsaj posredno obravnavajo vojno v nekdanji raznoliki državni entiteti. Balkanska trilogija je delo priznanega gledališkega režiserja in scenarista Dušana Jovanovića, ki jih je napisal in uprizoril prav v 90. letih prejšnjega stoletja. Vključil je mita o Antigoni in Sizifu ter se navezal na klasično protivojno dramo Bertolda Brechta Mati Korajža. V oddaji sodeluje tudi dr. Lana Zdravković, raziskovalka, umetnica, publicistka in aktivistka.

Join Neža Molk in this episode of 'Stock Analysis' as she takes an in-depth look at Nike's business model, growth potential, and market positioning. Discover how Nike has maintained its dominance in the global athletic apparel and footwear industry, its strategies for continued innovation, and what makes it a strong contender in the competitive landscape.

Be the first to know what investors like you are expecting from the upcoming quarter. Tune in to the eToro summary as Sam North discusses it all with eToro's market analysts - Jean-Paul van Oudheusden, Neža Molk and Bret Kenwell. #etoro #investing #outlook

Neža Molk & Sam North discuss the latest retail investor beat, which provides insights into the preferences and behaviours of retail investors.

Here's another episode of the TV BINGEBOX podcast to tide you over in the absence of the TV BLACKBOX podcast.-----SURPRISE! Again... Well, it's no real surprise, is it? But the reviews of the shows might be! Here we go again, friends. Molk delivers four reviews (buckle up!), 5 Up/DownMolk suggestions, and a there's a bunch of great recommendations from the TV BINGEBOX community. Surely your list is as long as Molk's now. Shows covered in this episode:• After The Party (6 eps), starring Robyn Malcom, Peter Mullan, Tara Canton, Elz Carrad, Ian Blackburn, Dean O'Gorman, and Tanea Heke - streaming right now, all eps available, on ABC iview.• House of the Dragon S02 (10 eps), starring returning cast including Matt Smith, Olivia Cooke, Emma D'Arcy, Eve Best, Steve Toussaint, and Rhys Ifans, with new cast mates including Abubakar Salim, Gayle Rankin, Freddie Fox, Simon Russell Beale, Clinton Liberty, Jamie Kenna, and Tom Taylor - streaming right now (first ep available now), dropping every Monday, on BINGE.• Exposure (6 eps), starringAlice Englert, Mia Artemis, Essie Davis, Thomas Weatherall, George Mason, Sean Keenan, and Ewan Leslie - premieres Thursday 20 June 7am, all eps dropping at once, on Stan.• Taskmaster Australia S02 (10 eps), starring Tom Gleeson, Tom Cashman, Anne Edmonds, Jenny Tian, Lloyd Langford, Josh Thomas, and Wil Anderson - currently airing Thursdays 7:30pm, weekly, on Channel 10 and 10Play.Join us every* Tuesday 8pm AEST on any number of places (mainly the TV Blackbox ⁠Facebook page⁠, ⁠YouTube channel⁠, and ⁠Insta live⁠...plus a few others), and keep in touch with the TV Bingebox show & host Steve Molk at ⁠⁠⁠linktr.ee/SteveMolk⁠⁠⁠.Thanks for tuning in! (All content used for review purposes only; all media included under fair use policy. All copyright is retained by respective owners.)Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neža Molk & Sam North discuss the S&P 500 rebalancing, Nvidia becoming the most valuable company in the world, and the consolidation happening among UK home builders.

Neža Molk & Sam North discuss the recent market events, including Oracle's recent earnings, Raspberry PI's IPO and what to expect from the upcoming FOMC meeting.

SURPRISE!You might love the TV Bingebox component of the (sadly now retired) TV Blackbox podcast...well here's Molk with an entire episode full of what you could/should be watching! Join him Tuesdays 8pm AEST for the live recording or simply enjoy it as it drops into the podcast feed here... :)-----We're back for a short, sharp, invigorating season four and this time we're live 8pm AEST every Tuesday on the TV Blackbox Facebook page, YouTube channel, and Insta! Come along and join us live, or simply enjoy everyone minute after the fact. We all make choices. I'm not your real mum. In this random new exercise in self promotion/public flagellation, there are four shows on the cards AND a bunch of quick fire UPMOLK and DOWNMOLK reviews, PLUS the incredible TV Bingebox community share their shows they're obsessing about at the moment. Everybody wins! Shows covered in this episode:• Colin from Accounts S02 (8 eps), starring Patrick Brammall, Harriet Dyer, Genevieve Hegney, Emma Harvie, Michael Logo, Annie Maynard, Helen Thomson, Darren Gilshenan, Virginia Gay, Celeste Barber, Broden Kelly, Justin Rozniak, and HEAPS more - streaming right now every Thursday, dropping weekly, on BINGE.• Revealed - Renee Gracie: Fireproof (90 min), starring Renee Gracie - airing in full right now on Stan.• Austin S01 (8 eps), starring Michael Theo, Ben Miller, Sally Phillips, Gia Carides, and Roy Billing - premieres Sunday 9 June 8pm, dropping weekly (all eps on iview after premiere), on ABC.• The Cleaner S01 (6 eps), starring Greg Davies and Zita Sattar, with guests David Mitchell, Roisin Conaty, Asim Chaudhry, and Helena Bonham-Carter - premieres Tuesday 5 June 8:30pm, dropping weekly (all eps on iview), on ABC Entertains. Join us every* Tuesday 8pm AEST on any number of places (mainly the TV Blackbox ⁠Facebook page⁠, ⁠YouTube channel⁠, and ⁠Insta live⁠...plus a few others), and keep in touch with the TV Bingebox show & host Steve Molk at ⁠⁠⁠linktr.ee/SteveMolk⁠⁠⁠. Thanks for tuning in!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pred jutrišnjimi volitvami v Evropski parlament in odločanjem na treh referendumih se je opolnoči začel volilni molk. Do konca jutrišnjega glasovanja je prepovedano vsakršno nagovarjanje volilcev. Volilnega molka nimajo povsod, so pa ponekod že odprli volišča. Danes tako volijo v Italiji, na Češkem, Slovaškem, v Latviji in na Malti. V oddaji tudi: - Volodimir Zelenski v Parizu podprl idejo o vojaških inštruktorjih - Za začetek tekmovalnega dela Borštnikovega srečanja skoraj šesturna predstava - Kristjan Čeh v Rimu postal evropski prvak v metu diska

Pred jutrišnjimi evropskimi volitvami in posvetovalnimi referendumi v Sloveniji danes vlada volilni molk. Ta se je začel opolnoči in bo trajal do končanja jutrišnjega glasovanja ob 19-ih. Kot sporočajo iz dežurne službe ministrstva za notranje zadeve, so do 15.30 prejeli 8 obvestil o kršitvah volilnega molka, 3 zadeve natančneje preučujejo. V oddaji tudi o tem: - V Beogradu veliki zbor Srbije in Republike Srbske, sprejeli izjavo o zaščiti nacionalnih interesov - Izraelska vojska v Gazi osvobodila štiri talce - Roglič na kolesarski dirki po Dofineji osvojil še kraljevsko etapo

Neža Molk & Sam North discuss the recent market events, including the impact of the ECB meeting, non-farm payrolls, and CrowdStrike's earnings report.

Neža Molk & Sam North talk about Costco, CVS Health Group and discuss whether stock splits are positive, negative or somewhere in between.

This week there was not enough time for us to adequately cover the full breadth and depth of even these topics:As quickly as the horror unfolded at what became the tragedy of WESTFIELD BONDI JUNCTION, so too the TV networks leapt into rolling coverage. Well, most did. The ABC ignored it, and Seven had the horses to finish running (with the latter managing to name the wrong person as the perpetrator). AND THEN they milked it for all it was worth through Sunday and Monday. Nothing like a bit of GRIEF PORN to help people simultaneously remember and forget.Come Monday, Justice Michael Lee delivered his judgement on the BRUCE LEHRMANN v CHANNEL 10/LISA WILKINSON DEFAMATION CASE. Wow. WOW. Molk offered his opinions on the winners and losers were, and the implications of the Justice's findings. The biggest loser? Bruce Lehrmann by a country mile and a hat.After the impassioned conversation on last week's podcast ep, so much has happened even within the corral at 7NEWS SPOTLIGHT. The collateral damage of Seven being dragged into the Lehrmann/10 defo case by former producer Taylor Auerbach is that executive producer MARK LLEWELLYN has terminated his relationship with the Seven Network, and the Network snuck the release out during Justice Lee's reading of his summary judgement. Will the show continue, and how does the 7News brand recover?The best documentary about a family of cartoon dogs has wrapped up...or has it? Speculation around BLUEY and her future continues to swirl, with nothing by spin from the ABC and silence from creators Ludo Studios. The benefit of the 28 minute episode airing Sunday past is that it now holds the title of "highest rating program in VOZ history" (total audience average). SO WHAT NOW?!Another glorious instalment of the TV BINGEBOX rounds us out (upmolks and downmolks aplenty). Join in the fun and comment below to share what have you been watching...We're so glad you watched or listened this latest episode of the TV BLACKBOX Podcast - that's firteen, firteen, firty-two.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Brand new things we talked about this week:Rob delivers an exclusive update on the Bruce Lehrmann defamation case with Channel 10;Denise 'Ding Dong' Drysdale lands sprout-deep in the I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! Australia jungle, which allows Rob and Robbo to wax lyrical about the taping of that infamous Christmas segment;Seven brings home the goods in the second week of the the Easter non-ratings period (so does it matter if it's non-ratings?);Rove mentions that "people will watch live TV", which allows Rob to go on a tear as to what he thinks should happen with live TV, while Robbo shares his valid opinion also, and Molk brings some sanity and reality to it all; andJudge Judy returns to TV while in syndication on another network, and is making out like a bank robber.The episode ends, as usual, with the highly-regarded TV BINGEBOX segment (massive upmolk). What have you been watching?Thanks for tuning in for this episode of the TV BLACKBOX Podcast - it's for when a hard-earned thirst needs a big cold beer...Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here we go, friends. It's another extremely frest episode of the TV Blackbox podcast wtth Rob, Robbo, and Molk...all completely livestreamed live, with audio as-live.Every Tuesday night in season from 8pm AEDT/7pm AEST/etc., you can join us live on the TV Blackbox Facebook page or YouTube channel. We'd absolutely love it if you joined in - as many keep doing - by commenting on the livestream...which allows us to include a broad sample in the episode to help punctuate our conversation. For those that join us live-thanks for playing along, friends!So what did we talk about? How about all of this:Nine's National News Director Darren Wick steps away in kind of awkward circumstances, and nobody can agree on what's actually happening;Rob has a chat with Nine's director of programming Hamish Turner about their best start to the year (and that's saying something), and how that positions the network for the rest of 2024;In news absolutely everyone saw coming Paramount Global confirmed Beverley McGarvey as stand-alone CEO to run the ANZ business all by herself like a proper grown-up and everything;There is controversy (look, not really) at the new airdate (release time) of popular (with some) series Doctor Who (they are on first) now that it's part of Disney's content family (regimented programming) and this is what happens when capitalism overtakes public broadcasting (naturally).We finish this ep with our traditional TV BINGEBOX segment, full of endorsements and warnings (some upmolks here and some downmolks there).Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The end of an era in Australian comedy writing offers an answer to the classic "Why did the chicken cross the road?"..."To pay tribute to Mike McColl-Jones"So what did we talk about? Check this out:It finally happened...streaming has overtaken linear broadcast TV as the predominant way we watch television (and it happened last year!);Channel 9 Perth (yes, it exists WA - that's the channel between 8 and 10) shake up their afternoons in a programming tipping point;Molk manages to wedge in some chat about the new VOZ ratings metrics and how everything is travelling (zero surprises, honestly);Sharon Osborne attempts to be relevant by ranting against Simon Cowell and a tree fell over in a forest and nobody heard it so it never happened; andThe last of the old-school television comedy writers Mike McColl-Jones submits his last script and heads to the eternal green room for a nightcap with Graham, Don, Bert, and the gang.Then, as always, we round out the night with another TV BINGEBOX segment, bursting at the seams (some upmolks here and some downmolks there).So glad you could join us for this episode of the TV BLACKBOX Podcast (the finest in podcasty podcastness that ever podded).Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The boys are back in town - Rob, Robbo, and Molk are locked and loaded to deliver you another massive podcast. Just be careful what you wish for (in both livestreamed video and audio formats).We punch out the livestream every Tuesday night in season from 8pm AEDT/7pm AEST/etc., you can watch live on the TV Blackbox Facebook page or YouTube channel. We'd absolutely love it if you joined in - as many keep doing - by commenting on the livestream...which allows us to include a broad sample in the episode to help punctuate our conversation. For those that join us live-thanks for playing along, friends!Here's the highlights from this week's episode:Meta promise to cuck the commercial News organisations in Australia (including the commercial TV ones) and chuck their news-flavoured toys out of the cot...so is it a big Aussie bye-bye to Facebook, WhatsApp, and Insta?;Seven attempt to take the moral high ground with regard to sports streaming rights and...the cynics are circling;Changes to categories and judging for the 2024 Logie Awards prompt the question: "Is it too little, too late?";Unmade's Tim Burrowes had a great chat with Foxtel & Hubbl CEO Patrick Delany and we have thoughts; andWarner Bros Discovery shuts down almost the entire New Zealand newsroom of Newshub, which means the land of the long white cloud media cloud just got real dark...and we ponder the impact for Australia.Then, as always, we round out the night with another TV BINGEBSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

eToro Market Analyst's Sam North & Josh Gilbert are joined by Neža Molk to discuss Lithium stocks, Warren Buffett and Domino's Pizza.

A little bit of kumbya goes a long way when you have to present to a joint Parliamentary committee, asking them to help save your struggling business model. Hello darlings - Robbo is out sick this week, so Rob and Molk welcome back super-sub and producer to the stars Abbey to the podcast! Also, despite all the encouragement we've returned in simultaneous video and audio format with the livestream. You allegedly wanted it - we finally did it!Livestreamed every Tuesday night in season from 8pm AEDT/7pm AEST/etc., you can watch live on the TV Blackbox Facebook page or YouTube channel. We'd absolutely love it if you joined in - as many did - by commenting on the livestream and we've included just a sampling in the episode to help punctuate our conversation. We're so glad so many of you turned up again.For those with the songs of Taylor Swift still ringing in their ears, here's the big topics of the week (as decided on by us)...It was a unique day in the Australian TV landscape where pretty much every executive in the country to do with free-to-air TV - ABC MD David Anderson ; SBS MD James Taylor; Commercial FTA CEOs James Warburton, Mike Sneesby, and Beverley McGarvey; Foxtel CEO Patrick Delany; Fetch CEO Scott Lorsen; and a bunch of others - all fronted up on a joint Parliamentary enquiry to offer their submissions and answer questions on the proposed Prominence legislation. It's serious business and not an easy solve - if the legislation doesn't happen, will it kill Australian FTA TV? Didn't they do that to themselves already?! (If you missed it and want to check the entire day's submissions and questions, you can watch it all here on the APH website. It's actually mostly interesting for almost all of it.)The tragedy of the death of Jesse Baird and his partner Luke Davies has hit the Australian media industry hard. The team reflect on Jesse's work at Channel 10, and share Sarah Harris' heartfelt memories from The Project.Rob & Molk attended Foxtel's launch of their big new thing - Hubbl (

eToro Market Analyst's Sam North & Josh Gilbert are joined by Neža Molk to discuss Nvidia, Walmart & Wingstop

One half the co-CEO duo at 10Paramount gets the chop as Paramount Global boss Bob Bakish downsizes everything (again), and the Wilkinson/10 trial takes an interesting turn as Bruce Lehrmann weighs in by filing a complaint on one of 10's lawyers. We dive into hypothesizing on Lisa Wilkinson's future media opportunities and...look, we think they're not great.Nine seals the new Melbourne Cup deal, and it's not without intricacies (and a lack of care by many). Has the race that used to stop the nation jumped the televisual shark?Foxtel will officially launch their 'game-changing' new device HUBBL and the embedded TV product HUBBL GLASS so we chat about what we know, what we think it might do, and make up the rest (keep an eye out for a special reaction pod from Rob & Molk after the event where hopefully they come with more detail).Finally, Seven announce the full cast for the 2024 edition of DANCING WITH THE STARS, and two-thirds of us are keen and the other one thinks it isn't even worth macarena-ing over.Another sizeable TV BINGEBOX segment rounds out the pod, this time with some of your recommendations to boot. How good is engagement?!

Also, the Super Bowl was massive in the US and here in Australia…but was it reasonable?Rob, Robbo, and Molk return talking all things TV trends, trials, and tribulations (and we tried a new thing…but more on that later).The huge news was the affidavit from Lisa Wilkinson proving she was pushed from THE PROJECT as her court case with Channel 10 started today, and it should send shivers down the spine of every executive and every piece of on-air talent around. In short – it confirms you're only one speech/op-ed away from “having the full support of the network” and getting dumped.In the US a class action is being brought against Amazon for introduction of ads to their Prime Video service. Fair, or crocodile teas? Almost as bas as the Australian sports betting companies wanting to eek out some free to air spectrum to run their own TV channels so you can see the games they can take your money for 24/7.Did you know the AACTAs were on over the weekend? The ratings said you (and the rest of Australia) didn't watch…why is that?In smaller news to round things out: THE LATEST shits to Perth to save Seven money, Piers Morgan continues to be irrelevant (though will probably make some money out of Google now), and the Super Bowl delivers massive ratings in the US (and Australia) for two big reasons.Also, we finish out with another meaty TV BINGEBOX segment sure to set your PVRs and catch-up services groaning with (mostly) great choices.It's a brand new TV BLACKBOX podcast, back just in time to ensure we're topically-adjacent.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen to the latest episode of the Market Bites podcast as eToro Market Analyst's Sam North & Josh Gilbert  are joined by Neža Molk to discuss the latest market news, focusing on;What helped Bitcoin reach $50,000 for the first time since late 2021?What needs to happen for it to sustain its move higher?What to expect from Airbnb's latest earnings report? What to expect from Cisco's latest earnings reportWhat to keep an eye on from a fundamental and technical perspective from all the mentioned marketsSee you all next time!Learn more about trading by visiting the eToro Academy home page where you can read reports, watch videos and sign up to our free trading course.Your capital is at risk. Other fees apply. For more information, visit etoro.com/trading/fees. Past performance is not an indication of future results.This communication is for information and education purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice, a personal recommendation, or an offer of, or solicitation to buy or sell, any financial instruments. This material has been prepared without taking into account any particular recipient's investment objectives or financial situation, and has not been prepared in accordance with the legal and regulatory requirements to promote independent research. Any references to past or future performance of a financial instrument, index or a packaged investment product are not, and should not be taken as, a reliable indicator of future results. eToro makes no representation and assumes no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of the content of this publication.

Listen to the latest episode of the Market Bites podcast as eToro Market Analyst's Sam North & Josh Gilbert  are joined by Neža Molk to discuss the latest market news, focusing on;What helped Bitcoin reach $50,000 for the first time since late 2021?What needs to happen for it to sustain its move higher?What to expect from Airbnb's latest earnings report? What to expect from Cisco's latest earnings reportWhat to keep an eye on from a fundamental and technical perspective from all the mentioned marketsSee you all next time!Learn more about trading by visiting the eToro Academy home page where you can read reports, watch videos and sign up to our free trading course.Your capital is at risk. Other fees apply. For more information, visit etoro.com/trading/fees. Past performance is not an indication of future results.This communication is for information and education purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice, a personal recommendation, or an offer of, or solicitation to buy or sell, any financial instruments. This material has been prepared without taking into account any particular recipient's investment objectives or financial situation, and has not been prepared in accordance with the legal and regulatory requirements to promote independent research. Any references to past or future performance of a financial instrument, index or a packaged investment product are not, and should not be taken as, a reliable indicator of future results. eToro makes no representation and assumes no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of the content of this publication.

Rundown -    Mario Nicolais - 05:23   Alan Molk - 41:28   Leora Joseph - 47:03   Ed Barad - 55:15   Albert Alschuler - 01:01:28   Rich Kaudy - 01:20:54   John Jackson - 01:30:20   Special times called for special podcasts. Craig's Colorado Corner features six accomplished attorneys reacting to the immunity ruling by the DC Circuit on 2.6.24 and the upcoming insurrection (Trump v. Anderson) oral argument on 2.8.24 before the United States Supreme Court.    Attorney for lead party Norma Anderson is friend of the podcast, Mario Nicolais, who joins us from Washington D.C on the late Tuesday night before the big Thursday argument. It was Mario who found Norma Anderson to be lead plaintiff in Trump v. Anderson, as wonderfully described in this top trending article in the Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/02/05/trump-supreme-court-ballot-norma-anderson/   Mario Nicolais cross-examined Rep. Ken Buck at the Denver District Court trial where Trump was found to have committed insurrection. We discuss that experience and how Ken Buck just threw monkey wrench in GOP plans to impeach Mayorkas. Big things are happening in Washington DC including this podcast! https://www.c-span.org/video/?531586-103/president-trump-14th-amendment-hearing-colorado-day-4-part-4   Listen to what it's like for Mario to be in the thick of American history. Learn how the Immunity case ruling bodes well for the Anderson side. Mario Nicolais gives his ranking of the best amicus briefs as legal scholars and historians weigh in.    Alan Molk is a Colorado attorney for over four decades with a tremendously successful civil justice practice. A former Arapahoe County prosecutor, Molk diplays fine humor and perspectives regarding dangerous MAGA fascism and the responsibilities of lawyers to demand and defend the Rule of Law.   Leora Joseph is passionate about the US Constitution and Rule of Law too. She has served as a top level prosecutor in numerous offices before taking on her current job as Director, Office of Civil & Forensic Mental Health, State of Colorado. Leora Joseph wants to be Dever District Attorney and she's calling out MAGA.   Ed Barad, a retired partner at the powerhouse Denver law firm, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, joins us from the summit of Steamboat Ski Mountain to tell us about his glee that the DC Circuit ruled against Trump immunity. Ed also provides us his wise counsel handicapping the outcome of the Colorado ballot DQ case.   Professor Emeritus Albert Alschuler is the renowned law professor who taught Craig at CU Law before serving decades afterwards as an esteemed professor at Chicago Law. Jonathan Mitchell, the advocate for Trump on 2.8.24 in the US Supreme Court, was Professor Alschuler's bright pupil. Hear all about it. https://www.law.uchicago.edu/faculty/alschuler   Richard Kaudy is one of Colorado's best civil litigators. He's outspoken in defense of the Rule of Law and is Colorado's Senior Life Fellow with the American Board of Trial Advocates. Rule of Law is important to Rich and he gives us fiery rants in support of justice. https://www.kaudylaw.com/about   John Jackson is a freedom fighter. A member of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, this Colorado man gives us a non-lawyer perspective on what these MAGA court battles mean to the cause of freedom in America and Ukraine. Follow John's new social media ventures on X and YouTube. https://twitter.com/hissgoescobra/status/1754059854925160934

There's real news about the fate/future of Paramount+/10Paramount that concerns even us! This week it's Rob(erto), Robbo, and Molk lining up to discuss and dissect the week in Australian TV (and attached bits).As Paramount's US boss Bob Bakish looks to be preparing Paramount Global for sale, what will this mean for 10Paramount down under? Is their recent shelving of an array of Australian original series a sign of what is to come, or simply bad timing as they seek to eek out additional revenue from licensing the content elsewhere? The team aren't leaning into a beat up--this is a live situation that will have real impact on everyone who works at Channel 10.The media buyers have said it'll be at least 12 months before they pay any heed to the new VOZ ratings, and we discuss why that might be and the current PR Jedi playbook when it comes to promoting your shows and making sure no matter the metric, everyone's a winner! (NOTE: reach is not a thing; national audience is all we really have to go by now and we should be leaning into that...but state-by-state numbers for shows would be nice.)There's THE GRAMMYS to discuss as they showed everyone how to do it (and saw a bump in their ratings). Trevor Noah smashed it and kept it light and fun for the entire (nearly) four-hour broadcast. Taylor Swift announcing her new album didn't hurt either.Then finally, as the casting for the new series of DANCING WITH THE STARS starts to roll out, does it highlight that the audience are less concerned with the format and more concerned with the controversy surrounding the star?The TV BLACKBOX podcast has returned, and we are full of surprises (or something that starts with 's', anyway).Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Oh, we're back friends, and boy do we have stuff to talk aboutRob, Abbey, Robbo, and Molk return for another massive year of the TV BLACKBOX podcast - fresh from our mouths to your earholes (ew).There is literally heaps to talk about tonight, from Antoinette Lattouf's firing from the ABC for a retweet to ABC boss David Anderson losing the support of the entire ABC, the impact of entirely new metrics with the VOZ daily ratings, changes at 60 Minutes, Tracy Grimshaw being coaxed back on-screen at Nine, and the confirmation of ABC Chair Ita Buttrose's replacement when she steps down - former News Limited boss Kim Williams.Plus, as an extra special Summer treat, it's our biggest bingebox yet! Will Molk be allowed to talk about more than three shows? Will Rob have watched more than one and an endless repeat of Big Bang Theory? Does Robbo still love everyone? Can Abbey continue to reign supreme as producer-extraordinaire?See?! SO MUCH TO TALK ABOUT. We're so glad you're back too.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

t's the most fundamental change in OzTAM reporting since it began over twenty years ago...so what does it all mean?!TV Blackbox the podcast is back for 2024 with a special edition from TVBB editors Rob, Kevin, and Molk to discuss the changes for OzTAM reporting that start Monday 29 January 2024.Out with the old, and in with the new - all the old reports (and data!) are gone, expunged from the OzTAM website, in preparation for two new daily VOZ Total TV reports landing at 11:35am, and an additional new weekly report.Also, no more subscription TV data at all (Foxtel will create and deliver their own reporting this year).Is it good for the industry? Is it shifting deckchairs on the televisual Titanic? Can this help return some positivity to an industry already feeling fragmented by changes to audience viewing patterns and having them bounce around between eleventy-seven subscription streaming competitors?So, here's your lowdown on the changes, and our views (for good and for ill) on what they mean for our much-loved Australian TV industry. TV Blackbox the podcast is back!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After attending both the Foxtel and SBS Upfront events on his lonesome, Molk reflects on the announcements - corporate and content - and the general vibe of both events (which were very different - one at night, one in the middle of the day).There's lots to unpack, from Foxtel's launch of Project Magneto--now Hubbl--and their move away from OzTAM ratings, to SBS's opt-out feature for sports betting/alcohol/fast food advertising on SBS On Demand and their Net Zero challenge to the rest of the Aussie media industry. Plus, both have sizeable content slates to discuss that are heavy with Aussie drama, light entertainment, and documentary...and both focused very heavily on their respective streaming solutions.At the SBS event, Molk also spoke with Kathryn Fink (Director of Television) and Aunty Rhoda Roberts AO (Indigenous Elder-in-Residence) about their roles within the organisation and particularly Aunty Rhoda's vision for the Calling Country opener to the event - which she also arranged for Nine's Upfront event.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Molk and Rob join the team from UnMade to discuss our first reactions to Seven's MASSIVE Upfronts presentation.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode, Molk and Rob bring you their first reactions to the 9 Upfront event held on Wednesday at the Hordern Pavillion.Molk has his annual chat with Hamish Turner and we uncover exclusive information about the new shows (yes, shows) Tracy Grimshaw is working on.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Artist Shahrzad Ghaffari replies to orientalism in the Arts & Crafts Movement, William De Morgan's Arab Hall, and the new contemporary architecture of Leighton House in London, in her Persian poetry-inspired mural paintings. Since reopening in 2022, Leighton House has commissioned contemporary, often SWANA-based artists, to respond to its interiors and collection - particularly, the vivid ceramic tiles collected from Turkey and Greece, Egypt and Syria, which shroud its 18th century Arab Hall. Iranian-born, Canada-based Shahrzad Ghaffari was the first invited to contribute to the museum's redesign. A new exhibition, Journey to Oneness, follows her process to construct the helical staircase which now sits at the House's core – a ‘totem of union', connecting East and West, the historic and the contemporary. The artist details how Islamic patterns and Persian poetry permeates her practice, interests shared with the House's creator, Lord Leighton. Shahrzad describes her movement back to abstract, calligraphic painting after studying graphic design, and why making public art is a physical, constructive act. Plus, she details Iran's contemporary political landscape which informs Lion and Sun (2010), painted in response to the women-led protests which followed the shooting of Neda Agha-Soltan - and its continued resonance amidst global attention on the death of Mahsa Amini. Shahrzad Ghaffari: Journey to Oneness runs at Leighton House in London until 1 October 2023. Leighton House is a finalist for the Art Fund Museum of the Year 2023. For more, you can read my article in recessed.space: https://recessed.space/00013-Leighton-House-Evelyn-De-Morgan-Shahrzad-Ghaffari-Nour-Hage WITH: Shahrzad Ghaffari, contemporary artist. As a member of the Ghaffari family which sired such Persian masters as Sani-ol-Molk and Kamal-ol-Molk Ghaffari, Shahrzad continues a family tradition spanning 150 years. ART: ‘Oneness, Shahrzad Ghaffari (2022)'. ADDITIONAL SOUNDS: Nagihan Seymour and Dr Usama Hasan, from Perspectives on the Arab Hall, Smartify audio tour. PRODUCER: Jelena Sofronijevic. Follow EMPIRE LINES on Twitter: twitter.com/jelsofron/status/1306563558063271936 And Instagram: instagram.com/empirelinespodcast Support EMPIRE LINES on Patreon: patreon.com/empirelines

3 hours(!!!) and 11 minutes The Sponsors Thank you to Underground Printing for making this all possible. Rishi and Ryan have been our biggest supporters from the beginning. Check out their wide selection of officially licensed Michigan fan gear at their 3 store locations in Ann Arbor or learn about their custom apparel business at undergroundshirts.com. Our associate sponsors are: Peak Wealth Management, HomeSure Lending, Ann Arbor Elder Law, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, Venue by 4M where we recorded this, TicketIQ! and The Nose Bleeds, which is the Sklars Bros' reboot of Cheap Seats on UFC Fight Pass. 1. General Vibes starts at 1:00 The story looked like it was going to be "Michigan lost this game because Blake Corum and Mike Morris were out and Michigan didn't have the recruiting depth to make up for it." And then Mike Sainristil completely denies a touchdown with a pass break-up. Ohio State said "make JJ beat us." And then he did. Michigan exposed Ohio State to their 3rd down issues. Ohio State's whole offseason was about saying "last year was a fluke." It wasn't. On 3rd and short, Ohio State is sawft. Michigan has always been behind the meta game vs Ohio State. For the first time in a long time, it feels like Michigan is ahead of Ohio State tactically. Michigan can simulate Ohio State's offense in practice, but can Ohio State simulate Michigan's smash mouth run game? The story of Ohio State last year was they had a bad defensive coordinator and Michigan was able to expose their flaws. This year... they still exposed the Ohio State's defense's flaws.  [The rest of the writeup and the player after THE JUMP] 2. Offense vs Ohio State starts at 23:30 Ohio State comes in with a very aggressive defensive approach, so Michigan throws deep to Cornelius Johnson. That same play happened in the Penn State vs Ohio State game. Brian's takes are preserved. Michigan wasn't able to run their go-to offense, but once they hit the deep balls to Cornelius Johnson and Colston Loveland Ohio State had to drop their safeties. THEN Michigan could run their offense. What is a "catchable" ball? JJ had some great decision making, especially on some scrambles and on his touchdown run when Ohio State wasn't set. Olu is Brian's favorite Center, even more than senior Molk. Once again, just a little bit of QB run was able to confuse the defense. Cornelius Johnson's route running was frustrating for much of the year, all is forgiven after this game. They did a lot to set up that RB pass play to Loveland. Colston Loveland is ready now.  3. Defense vs Ohio State starts at 1:03:08 Alex's take on the Ohio State offense from a month ago was on point. Once Ohio State gets to 3rd and short, they are horrible. They don't have a consistent run game that can get 3-ish yards. You can't build a run game off of getting either 12 yards or no yards. There were a lot of plays where Michigan couldn't get to Stroud, but CJ Stroud didn't have anything. If CJ Stroud runs at all it might change Michigan's defensive approach but Stroud won't even scramble. The coverage in this game was incredible. Michigan finally gets turnover luck in The Game and it didn't even really matter. There was maybe one bust? Last year Sainristil caught the flea flicker from Cade, this year he went god mode on defense, so next year he'll be the kicker. Will Johnson has grown up. Ohio State had their heads down in the 4th quarter and Michigan knew "we are going to win." The headbutt was probably the end. McGregor had a great TFL to eventually force a punt. God bless Michael Barrett, he didn't have a huge role in this defense but he sticks it out and he had to learn a whole new role. His progress has been outstanding. There is probably some truth to the idea that these players are completely bought into the program. Michigan is now Stanford with more talent. Rod Moore is not boring but in a good way!  4. Hot Takes and Game Theory starts at 1:43:38 Takes hotter than Ryan Day's hot seat. Brian's hot takes voice has transcended. The biggest bummer from this game might be that if Blake Corum puts up Donovan Edwards' numbers he would win the Heisman. Ryan Day is a coward and a turtle. Several of Ohio State's punts were probably a "go for it" situation. He is a super conservative coach on 4th down decision making. Some of these decisions might be from the fact that Ohio State has never really needed to play in dogfights or from playing down. Stroud was begging to go for it on 4th down after the 1st and 35, they still punted. Ohio State had a fake punt that they could've gotten a huge gain from, but they botched it. MSU and OSU's hate for Michigan finally backfired. Ohio State seemed like they weren't expecting Michigan to fight back like they did. Michigan's clock management before halftime was probably the right move. That was a gutsy 4th and 1 call, all things considered. Would a punt have been better than Moody attempting a 57 yard field goal? Ryan Day turtle'd and Michigan gets it right, is he on the hot seat? If you play offensive line at Michigan, people will know your name. Michigan is recruiting heavily in Ohio now, what happens when you beat Ohio State? Do any of Michigan's coaches leave after this season?  5. Around the Big Ten With Jamie Mac starts at 2:43:24 Jamie gives us his personal takes on The Game. Purdue wins the Big Ten West, somehow. Indiana lost their quarterback on the opening drive. Purdue is a much better matchup for Michigan than Illinois. This year is similar to last year where Michigan dodged a hot Wisconsin team (and Illinois is the new Wisconsin). Northwestern goes 0-11 in North America and 1-0 in Europe. Why is Spencer Petras playing football?? Nebraska wins an improbably(?) game against Iowa. The sins of the Iowa offense caught up with them, Nebraska has a bad defense but the Hawkeyes put up less than 300 yards. Michigan State rushes for 25 yards and fails to gain bowl eligibility - they get rushing rutger'd! Michael Penix is... 5th in the Heisman trophy odds??? Michigan State might be in for another long year next year. Minnesota gets their 3rd win over Wisconsin in five years. Wisconsin gets Luke Fickell as their new head coach!  MUSIC: "New Day Tonight"--Michael Rault "Three Day Loser"--Joy of Cooking "Tek It"--Cafune "King"--Zayde Wølf “Across 110th Street”