Podcasts about omnishambles

On this week's Fourth Estate we look at the "omnishambles" (to quote Justice Michael Lee) that was the Bruce Lehrmann v Network 10 and Lisa Wilkinson defamation trial. While Lehrmann walked away a proven rapist (in the balance of probabilities), nobody really got off lightly, especially not the media. Host, Tina Quinn is joined by Kate McClymont, Chief Investigative Reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, Amy Remeikis, Guardian Australia's Political Reporter and former current affairs producer, Anthony McClellan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The AORD dropped this week, as did BOQ, TK does a Pulled pork on RSG. Also in the Club edition: WOW's CEO threatened with time in the big house, FND does an Indian ATM deal, TK talks about the Pulled Pork and Billionaire Portfolios.

Omnishambles? Yoghurt? ABC's Roly Sussex discusses new words and how to pronounce yoghurt.

WARNING: This podcast may contain content some listeners find distressing.  Sydney Morning Herald Investigative Reporter Kate McClymont joined 4BC Breakfast to wrap up Justice Michael Lee's decision on Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case against Network 10. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack (Note: This podcast begins with a conversation about the use of ChatGPT in the polling for the referendums that is very, very interesting) The votes are in and no matter what your preference (FWIW, I was a Yes/No voter) it is a humiliation for the government, an omnishambles for lots of the opposition and a crisis of confidence for many NGO's. Much to dissect. Joining us is the best political poll anorak around, Mr irishelectionprojections.com Harry McEvansoneya and the man behind Ireland Thinks, (the only company to produce post-vote polling) Kevin Cunningham. We get into the many reasons for the vote, as well as the good, the bad and very ugly aspects of the fallout. The full episode it available here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-100114497 The latest from on the ground in Gaza is here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-100169260

953. In honor of Veterans Day, Ben Yagoda tells us tales of military words that marched from the British lexicon to American English and influence the way we speak today. "Omnishambles," "gadget," "boffin" and more! We'll dispel some posh myths, and you'll be gobsmacked by the linguistic invasion..Find Ben at BenYagoda.com. His forthcoming book, "Gobsmacked! The British Invasion of American English," will come out in fall of 2024.| Transcript: https://grammar-girl.simplecast.com/episodes/ben-yagoda/transcript| Subscribe to the newsletter for regular updates.| Watch my LinkedIn Learning writing courses.| Peeve Wars card game. | Grammar Girl books. | HOST: Mignon Fogarty| VOICEMAIL: 833-214-GIRL (833-214-4475) or https://sayhi.chat/grammargirl| Grammar Girl is part of the Quick and Dirty Tips podcast network.Audio Engineer: Nathan SemesDirector of Podcasts: Brannan GoetschiusAdvertising Operations Specialist: Morgan ChristiansonMarketing and Publicity Assistant: Davina TomlinDigital Operations Specialist: Holly Hutchings| Theme music by Catherine Rannus.| Grammar Girl Social Media Links: Bluesky, Threads, YouTube. TikTok. Facebook. Instagram. LinkedIn. Mastodon.

For the second successive season Alpine heads into Formula 1's summer break reeling from a bombshell announcement. This time it's as a result of a slightly earlier, in-house decision to part ways with team principal Otmar Szafnauer and long-time sporting director Alan Permane on the same weekend it lost veteran F1 engineer Pat Fry to Williams. Scott Mitchell-Malm and Josh Suttill join Edd Straw to dissect Alpine's choices including what it says about the Alpine 'project' in F1 and where the team goes from here. There's also a discussion about what Fry's signing means for Williams as well as the panel's thoughts on four-time F1 champion Alain Prost's "distressed" reaction to the team's strife.  Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube Download our app on iOS or Android Click here to join The Race Members' Club and have the opportunity to ask a question on the show Go to grammarly.com/go to download and learn more about GrammarlyGO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for a jam-packed episode of racing news and analysis, as we review the thrilling victories of Chaldean and Mawj in the 2000 and 1000 Guineas. We'll also dive into the controversy surrounding the Professional Jockeys Association, with jockeys expressing "no confidence" in the organization's leadership. We assess the Classic prospects of Gosden's Pretty Polly Stakes winner, Running Lion, and Jessica Harrington's Derby Trial winner, Sprewell. Plus, we discuss the plans for Godolphin's high-class older horses, Adayar and Hurricane Lane, who returned to the winner's enclosure at Newmarket. Plus, we'll discuss the recent suspension of trainer Saffie Joseph by Churchill Downs following the tragic death of two of his horses at the track. All this and more, presented by Emmet Kennedy and featuring expert insight from trainer Denis Coakley. Tune in now!

Today's episode is a Thanksgiving feast of corporate scandal and media gossip. Derek kicks things off with a big-picture theory for why everything in tech and media seems to be falling apart at the same time. Then, we turn to the corporate shocker of the week: Bob Iger stunned the entertainment and media world by announcing his return to Disney as CEO, not even three years after the coronation of his hand-picked replacement, Bob Chapek. Matt Belloni of The Ringer and Puck joins to respond to some hot takes about the future of the streaming wars and the Mouse. Then, Derek revisits the FTX scandal. We're joined by Matthew Yglesias, author of the Slow Boring newsletter, to take a fresh look at the downfall of Sam Bankman-Fried by analyzing the philosophy he supported, or at least claimed to support: effective altruism. Host: Derek Thompson Guests: Matthew Belloni and Matthew Yglesias  Producer: Devon Manze Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Proudly brought to you by Kalooki Sportsbook and Weatherbys: Emmet Kennedy is joined by Timeform's Mark Milligan as the lads react to Racing TV retain Irish rights. We also discuss Auguste Rodin being shortened into 3/1 for the Derby on the back of his impressive Vertem Futurity win, while Coolmore have another Derby contender who won a Group 1 in France earlier that day. Is Pied Piper a Champion Hurdle contender? We discuss the passing of Rock Of Gibraltar and Blackbeard's retirement. Plus the best of the rest from the weekend, the cost of racing and Mark has a STRONG reaction to the Portland handicap decision! Open Your account with our Official Betting Partner Kalooki Sports Book, who will beat the price of other bookmakers, with BPG for Horse Racing and instant withdrawls. Join today www.kalookisportsbook.co.uk For sponsorship enquires contact RadioEmmet@gmail.com We've teamed up with Hacked Up Horse Racing gifts have launched an embroidered clothing range. You can get Hats, Gilets, fleeces, polo shirts, backpacks and many more clothing items that are fully personalised with your own silks! These are perfect for Owners, racing yards, syndicates and racing fans. They're also the number one supplier of all personalised horse racing merchandise - Mugs, Keyrings, Drinks Bottles... you name it they have probably got it Listen at the start for your 15% discount code and check out the full range at www.hackedup.co.uk  Show Your Support for The FFP with Likes & Shares on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook

#566. They say it's always darkest before dawn, but for United we no longer know when dawn will come. It was another cataclysmic day for United, this time at Brentford. Humiliation piled on humiliation. Ed & Dan discuss.** No Question About That is listener supported. If you are interested in backing the show and accessing exclusive bonus episodes and merch, check out our Patreon page. You can also leave a rating and review in Apple Podcasts and Spotify. ** Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

It feels like every week is a busy one in British politics, but this was an especially full one. Downing Street was forced to apologise to Buckingham Palace for two staff parties in No 10 on the night before Prince Philip's funeral. This comes after weeks of investigations, accusations and revelations about parties, work events and gatherings held by political staff at Number ten Downing St. The UK's Prime Minister Boris Johnston has been fending away questions about his involvement, saying he is waiting for the results of an independent inquiry led by Sue Gray. Meanwhile, Prince Andrew's military titles and royal patronages have been returned to the Queen and he will stop using the title His Royal Highness in an official capacity. This comes after a US court ruled that a civil action over sexual assault allegations brought by Virginia Giuffre could go ahead. So, what on earth is going on? Emile is joined by UK correspondent Olly Barratt.

This week we take aim at... English words, Like How?Amy introduced tonight's topic and explained how this topic came from another topic we covered recently being English words, like why? Tonight we thought we would dive into how words are created and some of our favourite created words. According to research (not ours), there are 13 ways in which new words are created. Amy then discussed some words she recently discovered being omnishambles and meh. She also gave a special shout out to Mc Job which is a word used to describe a low paying job with little to no opportunity for advancement. Bianca filled in the middle discussing the use of "ard" at the end of a word and despite it being fun to say it's actually a derogatory term. Bianca also threw in some of her famous tidbits (we now call them titbits) discussing how the use of a foreign word can mean the object of the word is named the same thing twice but in different languages. Sarah finished us off by explaining how words are not her friends and escape her most of the time. She then discussed four words that she enjoys saying being collywobbles, lollygag, erinaceous, nudiustertian, and pauciloquent. We say it every week, however, we really want to hear from our listeners. If you have a topic you want us to take aim at, please hit us up at the links below:FacebookTwitterInstagramTumblrOr email us at - fridaynightwinefight@gmail.comHead on over to the blog: https://fridaynightwinefight.blogspot.com/ for accompanying content.Episode edited by AmyTheme music by Joseph McDade https://josephmcdade.com/musicSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fnwfpodcast)

There's always a bit of a fun game that comes toward the end of the year, with the selection of a Word of the Year. Previous years have highlighted words like “doomscrolling” or “fake news” or “Brexit” – words that really call out ideas, insights or themes that defined that year. Looking back at 2021, what will you be nominating? As we're inching towards the close of 2021, let's have a bit of fun and reflect somewhat on what word our Org-ology friends might designate as the word that best describes 2021. What vocabulary have you been seeing? What ideas keep popping up? As Org-ology, what would you select as the Word of the Year?

This week we look at what the hell is going on with Sri Lankan cricket. Cause, it's not going well over there. So I got on Estelle Vasudevan to try explain it all to me. We spoke about suspensions, coaches, captains, T20 Leagues, contracts, the invisible women's team, and why the major changes to how SLC is run still haven't happened. - To support the podcast please go to our Patreon page. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32090121. If you like this podcast, you may enjoy other things I create, check them all out at https://linktr.ee/jarrodkimber. You can find Estelle Vasudevan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Estelle_Vasude1. You can also find her at The Papare: https://thepapare.com. This podcast is edited, mixed and produced by Nick McCorriston, he's at https://www.nickamc.com and https://www.twitter.com/nickamc. The theme tune is by Red Crickets https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Red_Crickets/Red_Crickets.

Ireland are on a winning streak and its the poor miserable mediocre Magyars next on the chopping block. Ken shows Murph Hungary's recent record..... England fans once again booed their own players for taking a knee before the Romania game. We discuss Gareth Southgate's handling of this situation, Nigel Farage's response, the worrying make up of the England crowd and just what a fraught build-up its been ahead of what is a de facto home tournament for them. We talk to the brilliant Tim Vickery about the Copa Clusterfuck, why mid pandemic Brazil are now hosting it, if the players will protest, and how Bolsonaro is using the tournament to sell his political philosophy. Plus there's Jordan Henderson's body language and the most read article on The Guardian website today.

It's "philosophy, but fun!" today on ThunkTink as the randomness of the universe decides Casey and Andrea should brainstorm logic! Can we make reason more positive and engaging to remove it from its stuffy, emotionless stereotypes? Can we make tag-team improv art-based debates? How do we best support the development of the tools of logic and reason? Was this episode recorded at the end of 2020 during a deeply psychologically taxing time in our modern history? All discussed in today's ThunkTink!

It’s “philosophy, but fun!” today on ThunkTink as the randomness of the universe decides Casey and Andrea should brainstorm logic! Can we make reason more positive and engaging to remove it from its stuffy, emotionless stereotypes? Can we make tag-team improv art-based debates? How do we best support the development of the tools of logic... Continue Reading →

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A study released last week looked at the true numbers of COVID-19 infections based on mortality rates. In doing so, it painted a grim picture for a number of countries including the United Kingdom. On this Democracy Sausage, we hear from one of the authors of that report, Professor Quentin Grafton.Australia may have the coronavirus largely under control for now, but elsewhere in the world countries are still suffering staggeringly high numbers of infections and deaths. But a study published last week ‘backcasted’ true rates of infections based on mortality. In doing so, it found infection rates in some countries far higher than official statistics suggest: in the UK the study suggested infection rates are 16 times higher than the published numbers. On this Democracy Sausage, Professor Mark Kenny is joined by regular podleague Dr Marija Taflaga and one of the authors of the report, Professor Quentin Grafton. The panel talk about Europe and the US’ COVID-19 challenge, Australia’s response, and Quentin makes his pitch to Netflix for a new documentary called The Clown.Quentin Grafton is Professor of Economics, Australian Laureate Fellow, Convenor of the Water Justice Hub, and Director of the Centre for Water Economics, Environment and Policy at ANU Crawford School of Public Policy. He is also chairholder of the UNESCO Chair in Water Economics and Transboundary Water Governance and Editor-in-Chief of Policy Forum.Marija Taflaga is Director of ANU Centre for the Study of Australian Politics and a lecturer in the ANU School of Politics and International Relations. Her major research is on political parties and particularly the Liberal Party of Australia.Mark Kenny is a Professor in the ANU Australian Studies Institute. He came to the university after a high-profile journalistic career including six years as chief political correspondent and national affairs editor for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and The Canberra Times.Democracy Sausage with Mark Kenny is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We’d love to hear your feedback for this podcast series! Send in your questions, comments, or suggestions for future episodes to podcast@policyforum.net. You can also Tweet us @APPSPolicyForum or join us on the Facebook group.This podcast is produced in partnership with The Australian National University. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Essential Retail editor, Caroline Baldwin, shares sad news with the Ramble audience, and guest, Ben Sillitoe, joins to discuss the buzzwords irritating the retail tech industry for the very last time.

Stephanie and Janet offer a smorgasbord of commentators to talk about all things ICC: the upcoming elections, the expert review and the U.S. sanctions

Lexis Podcast Show notes for episode 1 Here are the show notes for Episode 1, where Jacky, Dan, Lisa and Matthew talk about - trending hashtags in the Dominic Cummings scandal - track and trace employees ‘sounding professional' - the introduction of a Northern accent for the Beeb - and English with Lucy You can find the links to the stories and research we've mentioned in this programme, below. Dominic Cummings and Twitter #s. Here's the blog post Lisa did on it: livingthroughlanguage.wordpress.com/2020/05/26/twitter-lesson-cummgate/Omnishambles names Word of the Year 2009 by Oxford English Dictionary: Omnishambles named word of the year by Oxford English Dictionary Some examples of the -gate suffix in this post: Hit Me Up with some culturomics: new words for 2010 Michele Zappavigna on ‘ambient affiliation': Ambient affiliation: A linguistic perspective on Twitter - Michele Zappavigna, 2011 Computer security blogger, Graham Cluley on the threat of track and trace scammers: Apparently Coronavirus-tracing scammers won't sound professional... (Yeah, right!) Dr Claire Hardaker on ‘sounding professional': Dr Claire Hardaker (she/her) on Twitter: "here's the bit from yesterday's #DowningStreetBriefing where deputy CMO Jenny Harries fields a question about how people would know that a call from the Track & Trace service was legitimate and not a scammer her answer essentially boils down to "they'll sound professional" 1/8… https://t.co/Mvp3r9D5KP" Geoff Pullum (back in 2004) talking about the language of scam emails and 419s: Forensic syntax for spam detection & Inexpert and expert phishing spam Accent Bias in Britain: an overview of the findings Results: overview The Twitter threads on ‘English With Lucy' and British accents: https://twitter.com/RobDrummond/status/1267040918349193217 and https://twitter.com/RobDrummond/status/1267511340291284992 ‘Hey Beeb' and BBC accents: 'Hey Beeb': new BBC digital assistant gets northern male accent Alex Baratta on accents and trainee teachers: Research exposes prejudice over teachers with northern accents BBC ‘On This Day' BBC Archive on Twitter: "#OnThisDay 1943: Should a woman or even a Yorkshireman be allowed to read the BBC news? Of course not. John Snagge explained why.… https://t.co/DvCtL7sbNW" Contact us @LexisPodcast. Subscribe: Lexis Podcast | Podcast on Spotify Contributors Matthew Butler Twitter: https://twitter.com/Matthewbutlerwy Lisa Casey blog: https://livingthroughlanguage.wordpress.com/ & Twitter: Language Debates (@LanguageDebates) Dan Clayton blog: EngLangBlog & Twitter: EngLangBlog (@EngLangBlog) Jacky Glancey Twitter: https://twitter.com/JackyGlancey Music: Freenotes

I'm tired, but I'm here anyway! The number of available season tickets for Louisville City FC is dwindling. Act fast! I talk about various things in omnishambles, from VAR to Nashville to broadcast rights. This Girl Power segment is full of female awesomeness, too.Music: "Brain" by Lobo Loco, courtesy of the Free Music Archive (www.freemusicarchive.org)Enjoy!

Essential Retail sits down with Graze to discuss the most irritating buzzwords in the retail technology industry. Got something you want to tell us about the Podcast? Want to join us? You can get in touch on Twitter via twitter.com/essretail, or directly with Caroline at twitter.com/cl_baldwin

We discuss Extinction Rebellion, Meghan and Harry's African tour documentary for ITV and Deborah Orr, the brilliant journalist who sadly died this week. And it's our favourite time of year: that time when The OED adds its new words into the dictionary. 2019's additions include 'omnishambles', 'nomophobia' and 'simples'. We unpick the good, the bag and the ugly new entries.The High Low is currently on tour! The next High Low Experience tour date is Monday 28th October in Manchester. For more info: https://www.fane.co.uk/our-shows/the-high-low-experienceE-mail thehighlowshow@gmail.comTweet @thehighlowshowHarry & Meghan: An African Journey, for ITV https://www.itv.com/hub/harry-meghan-an-african-journey/2a7842a0001The creator of 90s anxiety unpicks the appeal of his 5 most popular posts, for Man Repeller https://www.manrepeller.com/2019/10/90s-anxiety-instagram-nostalgia.htmlThe sadness of miscarriage can build up like soot, by Lucy Pavia for The Evening Standard https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/health/the-sadness-of-miscarriage-can-build-up-like-soot-baby-loss-awareness-week-a4259591.htmlThe essays of Rebecca Solnit http://rebeccasolnit.net/books/Bernadine Evaristo on black female writers https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/books/2019/oct/19/bernadine-evaristo-what-a-time-to-be-a-black-british-womxn-writerDeborah Orr https://amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/dec/28/second-thoughts-rational-decisions-brexit-trump?__twitter_impression=truehttps://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jan/26/nhs-health-service-britainhttps://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/jul/06/in-praise-of-lunchtime-drinkinghttps://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/inews.co.uk/opinion/columnists/sally-challen-appeal-coercive-control-95229%3famphttps://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/media/2019/oct/21/deborah-orr-obituary Anita O'Day on Fresh Air https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/fresh-air/id214089682?i=1000454020504 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It was a heartbreaker as the Wallabies went down to Wales, and Matt, Hugh and Pfitzy had plenty to cover as they sat down to review week two of the 2019 Rugby World Cup, covering the Wallabies loss, selection headaches, and the many upsets that have already occurred. Warning - occasional coarse language Rugby World Cup Week Two Agenda: 1. What single word summarises that match? 2. Best on park 3. Which calls did the refs actually get wrong? 4. What selection lessons did we learn? 5. Who had the better win: Uruguay or Japan?

This week, Felix explains this whole Brexit mess, Emily talks about Amazon’s irresponsible delivery polices and Anna finally gets to talk about Argentina. Plus: Walmart vs guns. Host Emily Peck, Felix Salmon, Anna Szymanski Follow@felixsalmon, @Three_Guineas,@EmilyRPeck Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Felix explains this whole Brexit mess, Emily talks about Amazon’s irresponsible delivery polices and Anna finally gets to talk about Argentina. Plus: Walmart vs guns. Host Emily Peck, Felix Salmon, Anna Szymanski Follow@felixsalmon, @Three_Guineas,@EmilyRPeck Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Omnishambles is a noun that refers to a situation where poor judgement results in chaos. Emerging in the early 21st century, our word of the day is a very recent addition to English language, combining the Latin omnis, (OME nees) meaning ‘all’ with shambles, meaning total disorder. Craig thought he had control of the plumbing, but he returned home to find an omnishambles unfolding on his bathroom floor.

Download for Mobile | Podcast Preview | Full Timestamps Big Game of Thrones Season 8 talk, not spoilercast, but roundabout discussion. Some Final Fantasy 7 scenes have aged POORLY. You can watch us record the podcast live on twitch.tv/castlesuperbeast Outro: The Black Mages - J.E.N.O.V.A. xbox-game-of-thrones-giveaway Game Boy theme for Tetris 99's next online Grand Prix event Final Fantasy VII Remake State of Play trailer, screenshots Granblue Fantasy: Versus closed beta test set for May 31 to June 1 Code Vein PS4 and Xbox One closed network test set for later in May Medieval remake trailer What It's Like To Work On Ultra-Violent Games Like Mortal Kombat 11 Predator: Hunting Grounds - Reveal Trailer | PS4 Starbreeze Currently Lacks the Funds to Continue Operating for Another Year Monster Hunter World: Iceborne expansion launches September 6 Ghostbusters: The Video Game Remastered rated for Xbox One in Taiwan

Essential Retail brings to you the 100th episode of the Retail Ramble with two very special guests: Cheryl Calverly, CMO at Eve Sleep, and Craig Crawford, former VP at Burberry. Along with regular host, Caroline Baldwin, they discuss the annoying buzzwords circulating the retail technology industry. Ever heard of “hindsighting”? Nope, us neither, until today… Got something you want to tell us about the Podcast? Want to join us? You can get in touch on Twitter via twitter.com/essretail, or directly with Caroline at twitter.com/cl_baldwin

In this episode: more wheels fall off at the SPLC, we tell the story of the money behind the effort to ditch the Electoral College, and the ramifications of the Janus decision securing government workers’ rights not to support unions they oppose continue to be determined. Subscribe to the podcast on your platform of choice at: https://influencewatch.fireside.fm/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/capitalresearchcenter Twitter: https://twitter.com/capitalresearch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/capital.research.center/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/capitalresearchcenter/ YouTube: https://bit.ly/CRCYouTube

This week, we discuss what it’s like operating as a Washington lobbyist in the Donald Trump era. Fortunately, we have a former Trump adviser and longtime Republican operative on the show to take us through the gory details, what it was like working for The Donald, and how President Trump changed and repopulated the “Swamp” that he campaigned to destroy with extreme prejudice. This week’s guest: Barry Bennett, a former senior adviser to the 2016 Trump campaign and a founder of lobbying firm Avenue Strategies.

This week’s guest: Adam Jentleson, Public Affairs Director at Democracy Forward and former Deputy Chief of Staff to former Senator Harry Reid. This week we discuss the latest policy debates pulling the Democratic Party sharper to its left, how to separate the noise from the actual substance with candidates such as Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren, and lastly, we try to solve the age-old puzzle: How do you make discussions about the costs and benefits of nuking the filibuster sexy??

Nishant rambles about Liam Neeson and Mark Wahlberg, media double standards, England's calypso calamity, and answers your questions. Support Radio Cricket : https://www.patreon.com/AltCricket Radio Cricket on Twitter : https://twitter.com/radiocricket0ltCricket on Instagram : https://instagram.com/altcricket AltCricket on Facebook : https://facebook.com/altcricket AltCricket Foundation : http://altcricketfoundation.org/ Theme and incidental music by The Palpitations Twitter : https://twitter.com/ThePalpitations Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/thepalpitations/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/palpitationsmusic/ Audio post-production by the Wicket Wolf : https://www.twitter.com/wicketwolf

Today's guest is Jason Miller, a former top Trump campaign adviser, who, among other things, talks about the time when Donald Trump called one of his favorite athletes—New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady—to wish him a happy birthday and to give him a gentle ribbing.

Omnishambles - 02/02/19 Omnishambles was the most appropriate name I could think of for this show, frankly I have no idea what actually happened. I REALLY hope you like my latest show intro. Shoutout to Miss Morgan and Carlito, all love. Also enjoy the new Sea Tac Anthem song which I release somewhere sometime. There was Corporate and Inked and lots of technical problems, some prank calls, something about a good Taco Bell call, Macron got faded again we all talked a lot about stuff and things but I think we generally had a good time. I wasn't going to bother uploading this show because I didn't think it was any good, but actually since I can't even remember it and people are telling me to do it then here you go. It's all your fault. Enjoy and pray for Macron. Thank you to our kind supporters, all the people that listened live on Mixlr and YouTube and everyone checking out our podcast. I love you very much and keep it locked to macronshow.com where hopefully Macron will one day find sobriety. I love you though! [sdm_download id="1696"] [sdm-download-counter id="1696"]

On this week’s episode of Omnishambles, host Jackie Kucinich welcomes The Daily Beast’s White House reporter Asawin Suebsaeng, and our very first guest from the upper ranks of Trumpworld: Marc Short, President Donald Trump's former legislative affairs director and a current Miller Center senior fellow at the University of Virginia. On this episode, Marc talks about his experience working in the Trump White House, the advice he would give Republicans and Democrats today caught in the border-wall and immigration standoff, what "the administration should have done from the start," and why he believes Trump's emergency declaration is now all but an inevitability.

On this week’s episode of OMNISHAMBLES, host Sam Stein welcomes The Daily Beast’s tech reporter and "Extremely Online" expert Will Sommer and White House and Trumpworld reporter Asawin Suebsaeng to discuss an almost quaint topic: What is truth, even, in the era of Donald Trump? Will breaks down the online and conservative backlash to the Covington students, and how the immediate, social-media-fueled fury rivaled partisan passions not seen since perhaps the Brett Kavanaugh hearings. Swin and Sam discuss how when Trumpworld and Rudy Giuliani denounce Michael Cohen as a proven, prolific liar who cannot be trusted, they—well—have a point. And all three take a much-unneeded jaunt down Memory Lane, to conspiracy theories and racist rumor-mongering of years past, and how it all paved the way for the current era of political and media "post-truth." Subscribe and listen to Omnishambles for free on Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

On this week’s episode of Omnishambles, host Jackie Kucinich welcomes The Daily Beast’s national-security reporter Erin Banco, as well as White House and Trumpworld reporter Asawin Suebsaeng. Erin breaks down the latest Donald Trump-Russia bombshells that detonated over the president's snowed-in weekend, and also offers up listeners a new, hot scoop: the ongoing government shutdown has led the Pompeo-era State Department officials to come into work to do little more than clean their offices—while literally still wearing their pajamas. Jackie and Swin also discuss their reporting on the latest shutdown bedlam self-inflicted by Trump and his team, including a scene from Friday morning (a particularly perfect metaphor for the state of play...) in which senior White House official Mercedes Schlapp urges Republicans on Capitol Hill to rebut Democratic chatter that a Trump national-emergency declaration is imminent—even though she conceded on the call that Trump's own senior staffers had no idea if such a declaration was imminent or not. Swin and Jackie also dig in on the racist rhetoric—and policy proposals—of Rep. Steve King, and how President Trump talks about the far-right, anti-immigrant congressman when he's not around. "Trump's immigration policy is basically in line with what Steve King has been pushing since the early 2000s," Jackie says. "He used to wheel...out a model of the wall, and have little barbed wire that he would lace through, and he would build it on the [House] floor," Jackie recounted of when she used to cover Rep. King years before Trumpism came along.

On this week’s episode of Omnishambles, hosts Jackie Kucinich and Sam Stein welcome The Daily Beast’s national-security and immigration reporter Betsy Woodruff and White House and Trumpworld correspondent Asawin Suebsaeng, the latter of whom Sam and Jackie failed to keep locked in a broom closet during podcast taping, eventually acquiescing to his pleas to get mic'd. On the issue of President Donald Trump's proposed big, beautiful, steel(?) wall, Betsy stopped by the show to discuss why the idiotic arguments on border security and immigration are not exclusively the domain of Team Trump and the right. Betsy also breaks down how the conversation of border barriers sounds behind the scenes and in the halls of places like the Department of Homeland Security, as opposed to how they sound splashed across cable news and @realDonaldTrump's frenetic Twitter. Sam asks the class if we may be headed for an endgame of a big, secret, invisible Trump wall. Swin ponders that liberals would still hate the "racism wall" if it were made of clay instead of steel or concrete.

On this week’s episode of Omnishambles, host Sam Stein welcomes The Daily Beast’s White House and Trumpworld reporting duo Lachlan Markay and Asawin Suebsaeng. The topic of outrage and fascination for this week is President Donald Trump’s lead attorney for the Russia probe, Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor who refers to Suebsaeng as “Mr. Swin.” The trio get into how Giuliani’s wild, at times seemingly flailing public defenses of the president are merely an extension of Giuliani’s client and Team Trump as a whole, and how Trump’s lawyers essentially try to confuse the media into submission. The host and his guests delve into how Trump’s West Wing has long been anesthetized to this kind of chronic disarray and “noise”—as have, sadly, many of the correspondents covering it. And Markay, campaign finance and corruption expert, breaks down exactly why Team Trump’s excuse-making for the president in Michael Cohen and AMI’s ongoing legal sagas might actually not be as batshit insane as they at first sound. And, of course, we end with a game: Can you tell the difference between a fake Giuliani quote and a real one? Take our quiz (and don’t forget to subscribe).

Can anyone actually manage an administration run by Donald Trump? That’s just one of the questions tackled on the latest episode of OMNISHAMBLES, in which Sam Stein, Erin Banco and Asawin Suebsaeng break down another chaotic week in Washington. There were big staffing shakeups, Special Counsel sentencing memos, and detailed descriptions of just how much Paul Manafort lied to prosecutors. Swin gets into the blow by blow of John Kelly’s time as Chief of Staff in the White House, and how his removal is welcomed news among some at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and many outside of it. He also breaks down why Trump’s first choice as a replacement, Nick Ayers, refused to serve for a two year term, and whether anyone who does take the role will ever be good enough for the president. Erin jumps into a conversation about what’s still to come in the Mueller investigation, including revelations on how the infamous Trump Tower Moscow deal died. And Sam talks about the fabulous life of a D.C. media superstar—including managing his kid’s 4:48 AM wakeup time.

This week the Fife friends go local, with a special discussing some pressing Fife stories, after having a bit of a natter about the continuing Omnishambles that is Brexit! Even though Mags is dead against it and, like most people, does not want to talk about it anymore. The friends imagine what the TV debates should look like, which is basically just a revival of Deal or No Deal, Edmonds and aw! Then Cutch asks the guys their opinions on Fife’s Contribution to it’s ever expanding waist Line and increase in heart Disease with the news that 2 of its local Chippies are doing Christmas themed Deep Fried Suppers, with the Waterfront in Anstruther doing battered, Kilted Sausages (Pigs in Blankets) and April’s Plaice (see what they did?) in Buckhaven doing a 1000 Calorie, Battered, Christmas Dinner.  After deciding if they’d eat this, the guys come up with an ingenious plan to open a pop up advent calendar chippy selling a different Deep fried Christmas delight every day. They try to think up of a few different combinations but would love the Fife Fans to get involved and chuck in some ideas too! Mags brings up news about new rules that Fife Council have put in place for naming streets after people, no more living folk, They have to have been dead for more than 5 years now, thanks to certain Yewtree investigations and the likes affecting streets in other areas across the country. On the back of this the guys nominate some Street names with Fife legends and why! Finally, The friends head back to the Nine Sideded Imagenary Nonagon for a little festive Fight Club. Of course, knowing how to wring a subject dry, this week the guys pit some Christmas foods against each other in the Nonagon. Jamie chucks in Christmas Pudding v Christmas Chocolate Cake , Meanwhile, Cutch Throws Christmas Dinner v Boxing Day leftover Sandwiches Who wins?   Listen to find out!    Fife Club - Episode 85 - Fife Special - Brexit - Deep Fried Xmas - Street Name Rules - Fantasy Fight Club

Co-host and Beast D.C. Bureau Chief Jackie Kucinich is joined this week by White House correspondent Asawin Suebsaeng and Will Sommer, The Beast’s senior bizarroworld reporter. The trio kicked off the show by discussing how President Donald Trump handles—or, more accurately, spectacularly fails to handle—the presidential duty of public mourning the dead, and how this bodes for this week's funeral services for George H.W. Bush. (Hint: famous people dying and Donald J. Trump do not mix well—just ask Aretha Franklin's loved ones...) They also go deep on far-right conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi, the man who's found himself at the center of Robert Mueller's investigation who Trump used to affectionately call "Jerry." For one thing, did you know "Jerry" authored a trippy children's book about a dragon, a king, and a "wicked witch," long before the right-wing activist became a Trumpworld associate and a Mueller probe fixture? (Well, listen to, and read, Will to find out!)

President Trump is once again demanding cash to build his border wall. But does he really want it? Like, really? Immigration will dominate the conversation as Congress heads because into session for what promises to be one of the least lame, lame duck sessions in recent memory. The spark: a confrontation between U.S. Customs and Border Patrol and migrants at the border in Tijuana on Sunday afternoon escalated to a point where tear gas was shot into the crowd of migrants—including women and children. The president immediately used the incident to fuel his push for the wall—a refrain that will likely become deafening as the Dec. 7 deadline to fund the government looms closer. But there are indications that he’d rather fight over the wall than actually get the thing up.

Do you read the news coming out of D.C. and wonder “How the hell did this happen?” If so, Omnishambles is for you. Join The Daily Beast’s D.C. Bureau Chief Jackie Kucinich and Politics Editor Sam Stein every Monday as they try to make sense of the chaos in Washington, with a rotating cast of your favorite voices from The Beast. They’ll set you up for the week and share the interesting little nuggets that often get left on the cutting room floor.

Journalists, Glynn Davis of Retail Insider, Matthew Valentine of Retail Design World and freelancer and founder of Essential Retail, Ben Sillitoe, join our regular host, Caroline Baldwin, for the third installment of the Omnishambles edition of the Retail Ramble. This week the recording comes from the Kings Arms in London's Waterloo, where we kick off with the biggest buzzphrase in the industry at the moment: "The death of the high street". Got something you want to tell us about the Podcast? Want to join us? You can get in touch on Twitter via twitter.com/essretail, or directly with Caroline at twitter.com/cl_baldwin

Millions of Facebook user accounts put at risk after hack! The UK Conservative party's conference app causes a privacy omnishambles! And Facebook (again) has been doing something naughty with the phone numbers you give it for security reasons! Oh, and Maria gets very excited about something to do with Star Trek. All this and much much more is discussed in the latest edition of the "Smashing Security" podcast by computer security veterans Graham Cluley and Carole Theriault, joined this week by Maria Varmazis. Follow the show on Twitter at @SmashinSecurity, or visit our website for more episodes. Remember: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast app, to catch all of the episodes as they go live. Thanks for listening! Warning: This podcast may contain nuts, adult themes, and rude language. Theme tune: "Vinyl Memories" by Mikael Manvelyan. Assorted sound effects: AudioBlocks. Special Guest: Maria Varmazis.

Not much to say here... We review Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Who Is Snoke?? Who Are Reys Parents?? Why are There so Many Plotholes?? How did Leia become the Last Daughter of Krypton?? Why Did Luke Move to That Island?? What Is Up With That Casino Planet?? Didnt we get told Captain Phasma would be a Huge Part?? Is Poe Really a Flyboy?? Who is Rose?? Why would Finn Care about Her?? What Is A Porg?? Why is This movie so god Hilarious?? What did we think and why???    

As the last remaining wheel falls off the Government’s Brexit strategy, Paul Osbourne & Robert Meakin try to make sense of the idiotic events of the last few weeks. How did Theresa May forget to speak to the DUP? Is David Davis equally forgetful, or just incompetent? And how many positions on Brexit can Labour maintain at once?Plus the Electoral Commission investigates Momentum’s election spending, as the movement steps up its takeover of London local government.And we worry whether Donald Trump might have Santa in his sights — the wrong “Little Rocket Man”.

Essential Retail discusses the latest retail technology buzzwords and phrases which are irritating the industry. Got something you want to tell us about the Podcast? Want to join us? You can get in touch on Twitter via twitter.com/essretail, or directly with Caroline at twitter.com/cl_baldwin

Amit Kohli hosts The Two Dans and Dave Dias to pick apart the contrasting test matches at Lords and Trent Bridge between England and South Africa. Topics: A chronological look at the two games, discussing the best (and worst) performances. Why is it feast or famine with England under Bayliss? And can England rectify the problems? How did South Africa recover from the first test? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week the Fife friends bring you the Season Finale. Mags join us this week to talk about the Omnishambles of the General Election with a little analysis of what has happened and what needs to happen. We also Discuss the most burning topic of the moment, what is our favourite Biscuit? Mags has a rant about the festival but at the same time we all talk about how we love it. Finally this week we induct some true Fife Legends into the Hall of Fame, The Singing Kettle, however Mark has some strong opinions on the matter! Listen in to find out what he has to say!

Lyrebird Tweet by Andy Baio Official page AI literacy - Lisa Daly Chainer AI framework AMD Naples CPU AMD Ryzen 5 CPU Anandtech review Sony’s super fast image sensor is now available in a phone Facebook’s new Open Compute Project servers NVMe JBOF Microsoft’s “Project Olympus” Open Computer Project servers See episode 6 for LGA3647 chat. Actual Intel Optane products HDD Cache Module Drama DC P4800X enterprise SSD Google Guetzli perceptual JPEG encoder Announcement post Doug’s benchmarks ImageOptim Google TPU Google’s custom NICs Thunderbolt 3 Stephen Foskett - The USB-C Nightmare Dell compatibility chart Connector compatibility chart Alienware port choice weirdness External Geforce 980 Ti vs a 1080 Ti comparison Aftershow How do you pronounce GIF? The difference between AMD and Nvidia GPUs Erik Bernhardsson - The eigenvector of “Why we moved from language X to language Y”

The Wizards dissect a 4-0 defeat to Spurs...again. An emotional pod meet in Sheffield to discuss Stoke's capitulation at White Hart Lane. We try to find the positives despite there being a shower of negatives. Also, we have our listener question of the week - what was your 15 minutes of football fame? Plus Coates on Question Time, Ranieri and we open 'The Hate Locker' ahead of Middlesbrough. Thanks to producer Dan for having us. To be honest, we prefer Skype to talking face to face. Facebook.com/wizardsofdrivel @wizardsofdrivel wizardsofdrivelpodcast@gmail.com

This podcast contains audio first created as part of the Fergus 20 yr Anthology, covering the RFC omnishambles.  It also has audio from Brendan and Mousa after the ICT thumping. When consuming my football it's always through the optics of Celtic.  Even when reviewing the success or failure of Cathro at Hearts, McInnes at Aberdeen or Lennon at Hibs it's viewed through the spectrum of the impact on Celtic or Celtic people.   It is with this in mind that I approach the anniversary of RFC Administration Day.  They are no longer relevant to us except in one way.  Until we get the myth that they somehow survived death, I will always celebrate and remind others of their demise.

This week Harry is joined by Hullbhoy to discuss the first New Glasgow Derby in the league. The bhoys discuss what we all know - it's the same fans, supporting a team wearing the same colours in the same stadium but that it's NOT the same club...it can't be because THE OLD ONE WENT BUST! Harry regails a tale from his starring role on Sportsound but is then taken down a peg or two by being reminded that St ANthony was in the New York Times. After this bit of banter the bhoys get get down to brass tacks and review what the team for the New Derby will be before Harry grans a bit of audio from the archives and plays and Omnishables Special There is new music as usual (links on the site) no new podcast recommendations (as Harry needs to get himself organised) and of course the Foundation. Enjoy.

Journalists, Glynn Davis of Retail Insider and Matthew Valentine of Retail Design World, join your regular Essential Retail hosts, Ben Sillitoe and Caroline Baldwin, for the latest instalment of the Retail Ramble podcast. This week we’re live from the local pub to discuss our grievances with retail buzzwords, kicking off with ‘omnichannel retailing’. Got something you want to tell us about the Podcast? Want to join us? You can get in touch on Twitter via twitter.com/essretail, or directly with Ben via twitter.com/bsillitoe or Caroline on twitter.com/cl_baldwin

Mock the Week host Dara Ó Briain chats with Pat Leahy about the mood in the UK after Brexit and the bitter nature of public discourse there. Later in the show Fiach Kelly and Sarah Bardon of The Irish Times discuss a week of controversy in Dáil Eireann over abortion, water and cabinet cooperation.

It had to happen sometime, and it's taken 91 episodes, but this is possibly the most shambolic podcast ever committed to the Internet. And for us, that's saying something. Owen manages to confuse two very different TV programmes, Steve doesn't watch the one film he was meant to, and while trying to make a very important point James manages to forget the name of a film, the actress in it, and what she said. It's not a complete bust of an episode though, and there are reviews of the Carrie remake, Palm d'Or winner Blue is the Warmest Colour, and Parkland. James also talks about the best and the worst films he's seen so far this year.

Mike and Nathan discuss Gaza, opium, Murdoch, Google, greenhouse gases, dogs, cornfields, lexicographers, Galapagos, minks, mortgages, Elizabeth Warren, Curiosity, Hostess and, of course, drones.

Adam Lindsay and Pete Armstrong discuss the BBC imploding, whether the Church of England’s rejection of women bishops makes them even more irrelevant in the modern world, and the Oxford English Dictionary’s word of the year. It’s all a bit of an omnishambles, really…  Listen now!

Wednesday Interruption #144 – The Omnishambles Wednesday November 13, 2012 Hosts: Jacob Bodnar, MaryKate Carter, Don P. Higgins STORIES Click here for links to all of this week’s stories CONNECT WITH US Show Twitter Facebook Page Jacob’s Twitter MaryKate’s Twitter Don’s Twitter Breanne’s Fake Twitter RSS Feed Get the Show on iTunes