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In this episode, Allison is continuing the 7 Buyer Types Series with one of the most common buyer types sitting on your email list right now, the Skeptical Buyer. This person isn't difficult or impossible to sell to, they've just been burned before, and they're reading your emails with a little side-eye.In this episode, you'll learn why your biggest, flashiest client wins might actually make skeptical buyers trust you less, and what to share instead. Allison breaks down how normal, grounded client stories can lower the wall, build belief, and help your next buyer finally think, “Okay… this could actually work for me.”TAKEAWAYSSkeptical buyers are not cynical buyers, they are people who have been disappointed by overhyped promises, under-delivered offers, and vague success stories before.When you lead with your biggest client win too early, a skeptical buyer may write it off as an exception instead of seeing it as proof that your offer can work for them.Grounded, “normal” client stories can be more persuasive because they help your audience see the realistic path from where they are now to what is possible.Your skeptical buyer needs context, transparency, and specificity, not louder claims, more exclamation points, or another shiny screenshot.Instead of simply dropping a testimonial like a receipt, use client stories to connect the dots between the problem, the shift, the strategy, and the result.LINKS YOU MIGHT FIND HELPFUL: Check out the blog post that accompanies this podcast episode for more details and resources.If today's episode made you realize your Email Pitch Sequence needs to help your Skeptical Buyers see themselves in your offer, Pitch Perfect will help you write it (and the 6 other emails for your other 6 buyer types). Click here to learn more and enter code EMAILEMPIRE at checkout to snag $10 off your purchase.Did you miss the episode about the first buyer type, the No Frills Buyer? You can listen in here.Or how about the episode that talks about the Details Buyer? You can listen in here.CONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow Allison on InstagramDID YOU HAVE AN 'AH-HA MOMENT' WHILE LISTENING TO THIS EPISODE?If you are ready to take action from listening to this episode, head to Apple Podcasts and help us reach new audiences by giving the podcast a rating and a review. Music by: www.bensound.comLicense code: 8G1GJZZDCLKGU9NRArtist: : Benjamin Tissot

Claire DuRose, lead manager–UK Student Recruitment for the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants, and Vince Mayne, CEO of England Touch rugby, joined the FM podcast to explain the benefits of participating in team sport for students, specifically how team sport can grow skills and increase employability for finance graduates.  They discuss the ways team sport can prepare management accounting students for challenging environments at work, build deeper professional relationships, and help them through the interview process.  DuRose and Mayne also highlight what participating in team sport can give young professionals that academic and other extracurricular frameworks can't.  What you'll learn from this episode: The project goals for CIMA's collaboration with England Touch rugby. The soft skills that touch rugby can help finance students build. "Super skills" that can help students prepare for interviews and work. The value of team sport in building deeper bonds in the workplace. How participation in team sport can grow leaders' perspectives.

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Turning Doubts into Deals: The Eco-Gadget Triumph Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2026-05-19-22-34-01-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 春天的早晨，阳光透过大窗户洒满了创业孵化器。En: On a spring morning, sunlight poured through the large windows, filling the startup incubator.Zh: 空气中弥漫着咖啡的香气和年轻企业家们的讨论声。En: The air was filled with the aroma of coffee and the sound of young entrepreneurs talking.Zh: 这是一个充满创意和希望的地方。En: It was a place brimming with creativity and hope.Zh: 在这个活力四射的空间里，明浩和丽芬正在准备他们的重要演示。En: In this vibrant space, Minghao and Lifen were preparing for their important presentation.Zh: 他们的产品是一个新的环保小工具，旨在减少家庭的能源消耗。En: Their product was a new eco-friendly gadget designed to reduce household energy consumption.Zh: 明浩对可持续技术充满热情，但他的搭档丽芬对产品的可行性心存疑虑。En: Minghao was passionate about sustainable technology, but his partner Lifen had doubts about the product's feasibility.Zh: 今天，他们的任务是说服一位特殊的投资者——易君。En: Today, their task was to convince a special investor—Yijun.Zh: 他以难以取悦而闻名，尤其是对于曾经失败过的领域。En: He was known for being hard to please, especially in fields that had previously failed.Zh: 他们知道，要想吸引易君的兴趣，需要一个与众不同的展示。En: They knew that to capture Yijun's interest, they needed a presentation that stood out.Zh: 演示开始时，明浩决定以大胆的方式进行。En: As the presentation began, Minghao decided to take a bold approach.Zh: 他用简单的语言介绍了产品背后的理念和与众不同的技术。En: He introduced the concept behind the product and its unique technology in simple terms.Zh: 他的声音有些紧张，但充满信心。En: His voice was somewhat tense but filled with confidence.Zh: "这个小工具可以节省每个家庭20%的电能消耗。"他说。En: "This gadget can save 20% of each household's electricity consumption," he said.Zh: 丽芬接过话题，她展示了产品的实际应用场景。En: Lifen took over, demonstrating the product's real-world applications.Zh: 她通过一个视频展示了它如何在一个普通家庭中运作。En: She showed a video of how it operated in a typical household.Zh: "它既环保又高效，潜在用户群体非常广泛。"她补充道。En: "It's both eco-friendly and efficient, with a very broad potential user base," she added.Zh: 尽管如此，易君看起来仍然有些怀疑。En: Nevertheless, Yijun still seemed somewhat skeptical.Zh: 他问了许多关于技术细节和市场竞争的问题。En: He asked many questions about technical details and market competition.Zh: 明浩耐心地回答了所有问题，强调了他们产品的独特性和潜在的市场价值。En: Minghao patiently answered all the questions, emphasizing the product's uniqueness and potential market value.Zh: 最后，明浩做出了一个决定性的举动。En: Finally, Minghao made a decisive move.Zh: 他拿出了一个工作中的原型，展示了其实际效果。En: He brought out a working prototype and demonstrated its actual effects.Zh: 当小工具成功运作时，易君的眼中流露出了惊喜。En: When the gadget operated successfully, surprise appeared in Yijun's eyes.Zh: 这是故事的转折点。En: This was the turning point of the story.Zh: 易君意识到这个小工具不仅有巨大的环保潜力，还具有不错的盈利前景。En: Yijun realized that this gadget not only had immense environmental potential but also a promising profit outlook.Zh: "我看到了你的远见，我愿意投资。"易君微笑着说。En: "I see your vision; I'm willing to invest," Yijun said with a smile.Zh: 故事以成功告终。En: The story concluded with success.Zh: 明浩与丽芬脸上露出了灿烂的笑容。En: Minghao and Lifen beamed with joy.Zh: 明浩更坚定了自己的信念，而丽芬也学会了更多信任他的直觉。En: Minghao was more determined in his convictions, and Lifen learned to trust his intuition more.Zh: 在这个充满希望的春日，他们为产品的未来和事业的成功而欢呼。En: On this hopeful spring day, they cheered for the future of their product and the success of their venture. Vocabulary Words:incubator: 孵化器aroma: 香气entrepreneurs: 企业家brimming: 充满vibrant: 活力四射feasibility: 可行性convince: 说服bold: 大胆concept: 理念demonstrating: 展示application: 应用efficient: 高效skeptical: 怀疑competition: 竞争emphasizing: 强调uniqueness: 独特性prototype: 原型immense: 巨大的potential: 潜力outlook: 前景convictions: 信念intuition: 直觉determined: 坚定venture: 事业reduce: 减少sustainable: 可持续presentation: 演示special: 特殊investor: 投资者successfully: 成功

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Navigating Nerves: The Pitch That Captured Hearts and Funds Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2026-05-19-07-38-19-es Story Transcript:Es: Era un día cálido de finales de primavera en la ciudad.En: It was a warm late-spring day in the city.Es: Las flores estaban en su esplendor y el aire llevaba una brisa suave.En: The flowers were in full bloom, and the air carried a gentle breeze.Es: Dentro del incubador de startups, el ambiente era eléctrico.En: Inside the startup incubator, the atmosphere was electric.Es: Las paredes de cristal y los espacios abiertos permitían ver a los emprendedores presentando sus innovaciones a los inversores.En: The glass walls and open spaces allowed everyone to see the entrepreneurs presenting their innovations to the investors.Es: Santiago caminaba de un lado a otro, con un nudo en el estómago.En: Santiago paced back and forth, with a knot in his stomach.Es: Era su oportunidad de presentar su proyecto: un empaque biodegradable que prometía cambiar la industria.En: It was his chance to present his project: a biodegradable packaging that promised to change the industry.Es: Santiago no solo quería asegurar financiamiento, también deseaba impresionar a Isabella.En: Santiago not only wanted to secure funding but also wished to impress Isabella.Es: Ella era una inversora reconocida por su interés en startups ecológicas, y saber que ella estaría presente aumentaba la presión.En: She was an investor renowned for her interest in ecological startups, and knowing she would be present increased the pressure.Es: Carlos, su amigo y socio, le dio una palmadita en la espalda.En: Carlos, his friend and partner, gave him a pat on the back.Es: "Tranquilo, Santiago.En: "Relax, Santiago.Es: Tienes todo listo.En: You have everything ready.Es: Solo recuerda la demostración y todo saldrá bien," le aseguró con confianza.En: Just remember the demonstration, and everything will go well," he assured him confidently.Es: Al llegar su turno, Santiago se paró frente al público.En: When it was his turn, Santiago stood in front of the audience.Es: Había olvidado lo intimidante que podía ser ver tantas caras atentas.En: He had forgotten how intimidating it could be to see so many attentive faces.Es: Su voz tembló al inicio, pero se aclaró la garganta y prosiguió.En: His voice trembled at first, but he cleared his throat and went on.Es: Explicó su visión de un futuro más sostenible y el papel de su empaque en ello.En: He explained his vision of a more sustainable future and the role of his packaging in it.Es: Con un gesto, pasó a la parte crucial: la demostración en vivo.En: With a gesture, he moved on to the crucial part: the live demonstration.Es: De pronto, un ligero nerviosismo le jugó una mala pasada.En: Suddenly, slight nervousness played a trick on him.Es: El empaque, que debería comenzar a descomponerse rápidamente en agua tibia, permaneció intacto.En: The packaging, which should have begun to decompose quickly in warm water, remained intact.Es: Un murmullo inquieto recorrió la sala.En: An uneasy murmur spread through the room.Es: Santiago sintió que el tiempo se detenía.En: Santiago felt as if time had stopped.Es: Con determinación, cambió de táctica.En: With determination, he changed tactics.Es: "Quizá no se descompuso como esperábamos hoy, pero les mostraré algo aún mejor."En: "Perhaps it didn't decompose as we expected today, but I'll show you something even better."Es: Santiago conectó su portátil al proyector y mostró un video de pruebas previas donde el empaque se descomponía exitosamente.En: Santiago connected his laptop to the projector and showed a video of previous tests where the packaging decomposed successfully.Es: Explicó las variables involucradas y por qué creía en el futuro de su producto.En: He explained the variables involved and why he believed in the future of his product.Es: El público quedó en silencio mientras escuchaban.En: The audience remained silent as they listened.Es: Isabella, con una mirada atenta, intercambió miradas con otros inversores.En: Isabella, with an attentive look, exchanged glances with other investors.Es: Finalmente, levantó la mano para hablar.En: Finally, she raised her hand to speak.Es: "Santiago, me gusta tu proyecto y más aún, tu determinación.En: "Santiago, I like your project and, moreover, your determination.Es: Estoy dentro."En: I'm in."Es: Santiago sonrió aliviado.En: Santiago smiled with relief.Es: Lo había logrado.En: He had made it.Es: Su empaque tenía un futuro, y había captado la atención de Isabella.En: His packaging had a future, and he had captured Isabella's attention.Es: Mientras recogía sus cosas, se dio cuenta de algo importante: a pesar de los nervios y los problemas imprevistos, su perseverancia había hecho la diferencia.En: As he packed his things, he realized something important: despite the nerves and unforeseen problems, his perseverance had made the difference.Es: Con más confianza que nunca, salió del espacio del incubador, listo para enfrentar el próximo desafío en su camino hacia un planeta más verde.En: With more confidence than ever, he left the incubator space, ready to face the next challenge on his path towards a greener planet. Vocabulary Words:warm: cálidolate-spring: finales de primaveraglass: cristalknot: nudopackaging: empaquesecure: asegurarfunding: financiamientorenowned: reconocidastartup: startupgesture: gestocrucial: crucialslight: ligeronervousness: nerviosismodecompose: descomponerseuneasy: inquietomurmur: murmullotactics: tácticavariables: variablesattentive: atentadetermination: determinaciónintact: intactopresentation: demostraciónto intend: desearunexpected: imprevistosperseverance: perseveranciaconfidence: confianzato face: enfrentarchallenge: desafíoinvestors: inversorespartner: socio

In part two of this seven-part buyer type series, Allison is breaking down the Details Buyer — aka the email subscriber who needs more information before they feel safe making a decision. And before you roll your eyes at the idea of writing an FAQ email, this episode will show you why a strategic FAQ email is not just a boring list of questions and answers. You'll learn how to go beyond surface-level logistics and uncover the deeper objections hiding underneath, so your sales emails can create confidence, reduce risk, and help the right buyers say yes.TAKEAWAYSThe Details Buyer isn't trying to be difficult, they're trying to make a smart, informed decision before investing (no matter how big or small of a purchase).More details can create safety for this buyer type, which means your FAQ email has a bigger job than simply answering logistical questions.A strong FAQ email answers the question being asked while also addressing the deeper hesitation or objection underneath it.Surface-level answers give information, but strategic answers reduce risk and help the buyer picture how your offer will actually fit into their life or business.When your Email Pitch Sequence only speaks to one type of buyer, you may be leaving sales on the table, which is why each email should speak to a specific decision-making style.LINKS YOU MIGHT FIND HELPFUL: Check out the blog post that accompanies this podcast episode for more details and resources.If today's episode made you realize your Email Pitch Sequence needs an email that not only answers questions, but also simultaneously debunks objections, Pitch Perfect will help you write it (and the 6 other emails for your other 6 buyer types). Click here to learn more and enter code EMAILEMPIRE at checkout to snag $10 off your purchase.Did you miss the episode about the first buyer type, the No Frills Buyer? You can listen in here.CONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow Allison on InstagramDID YOU HAVE AN 'AH-HA MOMENT' WHILE LISTENING TO THIS EPISODE?If you are ready to take action from listening to this episode, head to Apple Podcasts and help us reach new audiences by giving the podcast a rating and a review. Music by: www.bensound.comLicense code: 8G1GJZZDCLKGU9NRArtist: : Benjamin Tissot

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Not every buyer on your email list needs a long, emotional sales journey before they're ready to say yes. Some people have already been paying attention, already trust your point of view, and honestly…they just want the link. In this episode, Allison kicks off a brand-new seven-part series on the different buyer types that exist in your audience, starting with the No Frills Buyer: the person who wants the facts, the next step, and zero unnecessary fluff.TAKEAWAYS:The No Frills Buyer is not careless with their money; they're often already warmed up, already aware of the problem, and ready to take action quickly.This buyer type is highly motivated by time, which means they want to know how fast they can get started, how long the offer is available, and whether it will save them time or create more work.Over-explaining in your sales emails can actually work against you with No Frills Buyers because it makes the buying decision feel harder than it needs to be.No Frills Buyers are usually scanners, so your email needs to make the offer, outcome, timeline, and link incredibly easy to find.A short, direct sales email only works when your nurture content has already done its job, so don't skip the relationship-building that happens before the invitation to buy comes.LINKS YOU MIGHT FIND HELPFUL: Check out the blog post that accompanies this podcast episode for more details and resources.If today's episode made you realize your Email Pitch Sequence needs a clear, direct email for the buyer who's already ready to say yes, Pitch Perfect will help you write it (and the 6 other emails for your other 6 buyer types). Click here to learn more and enter code EMAILEMPIRE at checkout to snag $10 off your purchase.CONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow Allison on InstagramDID YOU HAVE AN 'AH-HA MOMENT' WHILE LISTENING TO THIS EPISODE?If you are ready to take action from listening to this episode, head to Apple Podcasts and help us reach new audiences by giving the podcast a rating and a review. Music by: www.bensound.comLicense code: 8G1GJZZDCLKGU9NRArtist: : Benjamin Tissot

Ummm, WTF IS HAPPENING ON IN THE INTERNET? Particularly, social platforms, podcasting, and pop culture?! That's exactly what Xanthe Appleyard and I GET INTO in a very special crossover series you can expect monthly: STATE OF THE INTERNET.We dive into all the headlines flooding our feeds, like:Substack controversy (again) — are ANY social platforms backed by Big Tech actually ethical? Do we have to choose the "lesser of evils"? Plus, why we both left this year.Summer House's never-ending scandal — surveillance culture, the illusion of justice and what it costs us as a society to keep fueling the drama with social commentaryAlix vs. Alex AND ALSO Unwell vs. The Media — the cost of skyrocketing to fame in a short window of time, the spectacle of two internet superstars fighting online (and why we can't look away)...plus, are media networks all they're cracked up to be?We discuss everything through the lens of online leadership, digital behavior, and modern philosophy. You'll leave with clear takeaways to move forward with, as well as a deeper understanding of how these topics are already impacting the conversations you're leading, online and off. The internet is chaos — we'll help you make sense of it from our corner of it all.Connect with Xanthe:InstagramLove You To The Core PodcastLinks to all offers, including Leisure Ethic Planner, Content Planner, Social Life membership and more!Pitching yourself is an act of leadership, not a chore. Imagine being so convicted in your point of view that asking for the right rooms feels not just obvious, but responsible?! That's what we're doing inside Pitch Perfect. Doors close May 8th. Enroll via the link in show notes or DM me @chelseariffe to chat. Pitching is how your ideas meet the world. You joining?!Connect with Chelsea:

On this episode, our Operations Director Paul Mullen joins us to talk about his journey in football, his role at the club, and reflects on plans for a new Brighton Women's Stadium. Paul shares his reaction to the proposed stadium project, outlining the club's ambitions and the long term impact it could have on the women's game, the club and the wider Albion community. Paul's career in professional sport started as a teenager when he was an apprentice with Sheffield Wednesday, before working on the administrative side for The FA, Vancouver Whitecaps and the British Columbia Soccer Association. During his time at Brighton he has also become a member of the club's Women's & Girls' Board, as well as a Trustee of Brighton & Hove Albion Foundation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Actor and Emmy-nominated game show host John Michael Higgins is perhaps most recognized for his iconic roles in films like "Pitch Perfect," "The Break-Up," "Best In Show" and "Spinal Tap II: The End Continues."On the small screen, Higgins portrayed veteran news anchor Chuck Pierce on "Great News" and Principal Toddman in the "Saved by the Bell" revival.ABOUT AMERICA SAYS ON GSNAMERICA SAYS IS BACK FOR ITS SIXTH SEASON WITH A BIGGER AND BOLDER NEW LOOK AND SETNew Episodes Premiere Monday, April 13 at 6:00pm Weeknights on Game Show NetworkAMERICA SAYS, hosted by Emmy-nominated game show host John Michael Higgins, is a fast-paced studio game showwhere two teams of friends and family face off to guess America's responses to fill-in-the-blank survey questions covering every topic under the sun. They have to be quick when trying to think of what America says, as time is always ticking and the team with the most money banked after three rounds will head to a bonus round to see if they can win up to $15,000.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

Luxury Noise called upon longtime Coast 2 Coast Collective collaborator San Gabriel for episode 98 of "Hot Takes"! A classically trained and multifaceted musician, San Gabriel's background is in guitar and banjo playing for a bluegrass punk band, touring 49 of the 50 United States and myriad countries worldwide as well. And now he makes psychedelic synth-infused dream pop! If you couldn't be present for the live broadcast, tune in to hear about topics such as San Gabriel's daily songwriting process, influences like Built to Spill and Modest Mouse, and a lively debate about the merits of drums vs. flats. Our two hours with James flew right by as we mused about shitty Spotify playlists and needing to be comfortable with rejection as an artist. Birp FM and David Dean Burkhart! Skateboarding for Warped Tour! Being in Pitch Perfect 3!? You'll never know the stories unless you hit that play button!   "Hot Takes" is a safe space for all opinions! Join the conversation at https://linktr.ee/hottakesvapor

Actor and Emmy-nominated game show host John Michael Higgins is perhaps most recognized for his iconic roles in films like "Pitch Perfect," "The Break-Up," "Best In Show" and "Spinal Tap II: The End Continues."On the small screen, Higgins portrayed veteran news anchor Chuck Pierce on "Great News" and Principal Toddman in the "Saved by the Bell" revival.ABOUT AMERICA SAYS ON GSNAMERICA SAYS IS BACK FOR ITS SIXTH SEASON WITH A BIGGER AND BOLDER NEW LOOK AND SETNew Episodes Premiere Monday, April 13 at 6:00pm Weeknights on Game Show NetworkAMERICA SAYS, hosted by Emmy-nominated game show host John Michael Higgins, is a fast-paced studio game showwhere two teams of friends and family face off to guess America's responses to fill-in-the-blank survey questions covering every topic under the sun. They have to be quick when trying to think of what America says, as time is always ticking and the team with the most money banked after three rounds will head to a bonus round to see if they can win up to $15,000.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

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Every time we open the news or social media, it feels like we're just 1 more headline away from Earth combusting into flames. It's hard not to feel that way when we're fire-hosed with atrocity at the top of every hour.I can't help but wonder: is the world actually ending, or are we just chronically overexposed to doom with no alternative vision to reach for?In this solo episode, I explore my own doom-and-gloom mode that sent me into AI psychosis, how I climbed out of the dark hole, and started to realize the power of imagination, relationships, art, creativity, and prioritizing seeking joy.If you've felt hopeless, numb, or paralyzed by fear, I hope this episode stirs something within you to ignite a new future. We need your creative thinking now more than ever.Questions to sit with:What inputs are you going reduce this week or intentionally change? What's something super imaginative and forward thinking and non-apocalyptic that you could start putting out in the world? What brings you joy and how can you top up on it this week?DM me @chelseariffe with your reflections ❤️‍

On her first day of college, Elizabeth Banks met a cute guy at a party. This was long before her roles in “Pitch Perfect” and “30 Rock.” A lot has changed, but 33 years later Banks is still with that same cute guy. In this episode of “Modern Love,” she tells our host, Anna Martin, about the intense conversations and difficult decisions that have kept her relationship alive. And, she reads “Making Space in Marriage, Even as the Walls Close In,” a Modern Love essay about a couple who crack open a stale marriage by leaping into Burning Man. Listen to and Follow ‘Modern Love' Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | YouTube |iHeartRadio Unlock full access to New York Times podcasts and explore everything from politics to pop culture. Subscribe today at nytimes.com/podcasts or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. We Want to Hear From You Email us at modernlovepodcast@nytimes.com. Here's how to submit a Modern Love essay. Here's how to submit a Tiny Love Story. Subscribe today at nytimes.com/podcasts or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. You can also subscribe via your favorite podcast app here https://www.nytimes.com/activate-access/audio?source=podcatcher. For more podcasts and narrated articles, download The New York Times app at nytimes.com/app. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Australia Post launches it's biggest brand campaign ever, Lump Lottery uses a ute giveaway to turn testicular cancer awareness into action, British Airways distills travel into a single image & Citroën rejects car category conventions to romanticise the test drive. We watch: 'Delivering to 2,655 postcodes, connecting Australians from coast to country' from Australia Post 'Lump Lottery', Testicular Cancer NZ 'An Original British Briefing' from British Airways 'Its Love at First Test Drive' from Citroën See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australia Post launches it's biggest brand campaign ever, Lump Lottery uses a ute giveaway to turn testicular cancer awareness into action, British Airways distills travel into a single image & Citroën rejects car category conventions to romanticise the test drive. We watch: 'Delivering to 2,655 postcodes, connecting Australians from coast to country' from Australia Post 'Lump Lottery', Testicular Cancer NZ 'An Original British Briefing' from British Airways 'Its Love at First Test Drive' from Citroën See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week, Tommy is joined by actor Anna Camp, known for memorable roles across film and television, including Pitch Perfect, You, and now the latest chapter of the Scream franchise. As this is the first interview Anna has done since the release of Scream 7, she opens up in this spoiler-filled conversation answering all the burning questions you have about the movie. Anna also shares what it was like meeting franchise legends like Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox. With limited details in the script, she reveals how she contributed lines that made it into the final film. Beyond the horror world, Anna reflects on the lasting cultural impact of Pitch Perfect and why Aubrey became such a beloved and quotable character, even among the most unexpected fans. She talks about what makes Aubrey so fun to play, the possibility of a fourth film, and the kind of wild future she imagines for the character. The conversation also turns personal as Anna discusses the importance of human connection in her work, the support of her family, and how her understanding of love has evolved over time. In a vulnerable moment, she shares how therapy has helped her grow…especially when discovering her sexuality. Subscribe, rate, and leave a written review if you enjoy this conversation! Tune in every week for new episodes of I’ve Never Said This Before Executive Producers: iHeart Media and Elvis Duran Podcast Network Producers: Andrew Pugliese, Stephanie Lane, Josh Kolodny, Celia Romano Follow us on socials! Instagram: @neversaidthisbefore YouTube: @NeverSaidThisBeforeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, arrests made over multiple shots were made at Rihanna's family home, Pitch Perfect star Anna Camp makes a huge announcement, and the fallout over Timothee Chalamet's ballet comments continue. ☕ Whoopi Goldberg lays into Timothee Chalamet on The View ☕ Anna Camp's big announcement ☕ Harry Styles reveals the clubbing experience that changed his life ☕ Arrests made over a shooting outside Rihanna's home THE END BITSOnce you’ve devoured this morning’s celeb stories, get your daily news headlines from The Quicky here.Find our new Bridgerton podcast in the Watch Party feed on Apple or Spotify.Support independent women's mediaFollow us on TikTok, Instagram and Facebook. And subscribe to our Youtube channel. Read all the latest entertainment news on Mamamia... here.Discover more Mamamia Podcasts here.CREDITSHost & Producer: Ash LondonExecutive Producer: Monisha IswaranBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Fluent Fiction - Dutch: Pitch Perfect: Navigating the Pressure of Startup Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/nl/episode/2026-03-03-23-34-02-nl Story Transcript:Nl: De winterzon scheen door de grote ramen van het Startup Incubator in Amsterdam.En: The winter sun shone through the large windows of the Startup Incubator in Amsterdam.Nl: Het was een levendige plaats vol jonge ondernemers.En: It was a lively place full of young entrepreneurs.Nl: De geur van verse koffie hing in de lucht.En: The smell of fresh coffee lingered in the air.Nl: Aan een tafel met uitzicht op de gracht zaten Lars, Femke en Jasper.En: At a table with a view of the canal sat Lars, Femke, and Jasper.Nl: Ze werkten aan hun pitch voor een nieuwe technologie-app.En: They were working on their pitch for a new technology app.Nl: Lars, energiek en ambitieus, bladerde door zijn notities.En: Lars, energetic and ambitious, flipped through his notes.Nl: "We moeten indruk maken," zei hij vol zelfvertrouwen.En: "We need to make an impression," he said confidently.Nl: "Investeren in schone technologie is de toekomst!"En: "Investing in clean technology is the future!"Nl: Femke zuchtte en keek naar de lijst met details die nog niet helemaal klopten.En: Femke sighed and looked at the list of details that weren't quite right yet.Nl: "Lars, ik ben het met je eens.En: "Lars, I agree with you.Nl: Maar we moeten voorbereid zijn op vragen.En: But we need to be prepared for questions.Nl: We kunnen ons geen fouten veroorloven."En: We can't afford any mistakes."Nl: Haar stem klonk vastberaden.En: Her voice sounded determined.Nl: Ze wilde dat de presentatie perfect zou zijn.En: She wanted the presentation to be perfect.Nl: Jasper zat met zijn laptop aan de tafel en luisterde stilletjes.En: Jasper sat with his laptop at the table, listening quietly.Nl: Hij voelde de druk van de naderende deadline.En: He felt the pressure of the approaching deadline.Nl: Zijn gedachten dwaalden naar de code die hij nog moest afronden.En: His thoughts wandered to the code he still needed to finish.Nl: "Femke, we hebben geen tijd meer om alles te perfectioneren," antwoordde Lars haastig.En: "Femke, we don't have time to perfect everything," Lars replied hastily.Nl: "De presentatie moet indruk maken, zelfs als het niet helemaal af is."En: "The presentation needs to make an impression, even if it's not completely finished."Nl: Femke fronste, maar knikte uiteindelijk.En: Femke frowned but eventually nodded.Nl: Ze wist dat Lars zijn zinnen had gezet op grootse plannen.En: She knew Lars had set his sights on grand plans.Nl: "Oké, maar we moeten wel klaar zijn voor vragen die lastig zijn."En: "Okay, but we need to be ready for tough questions."Nl: Op de dag van de pitch was de ruimte vol met potentiële investeerders.En: On the day of the pitch, the room was full of potential investors.Nl: Lars begon met zijn presentatie.En: Lars began his presentation.Nl: Zijn woorden waren inspirerend, maar toen kwamen de technische vragen waar Femke bang voor was.En: His words were inspiring, but then came the technical questions Femke had feared.Nl: Even leek het mis te gaan.En: For a moment, things seemed to go wrong.Nl: Toen stapte Jasper naar voren.En: Then Jasper stepped forward.Nl: Hij legde de complexe details eenvoudig uit.En: He explained the complex details simply.Nl: Zijn rustige stem en heldere uitleg hielpen de investeerders om de app te begrijpen.En: His calm voice and clear explanation helped the investors understand the app.Nl: De presentatie kreeg een nieuwe energie.En: The presentation gained new energy.Nl: Na afloop kregen ze positieve feedback.En: Afterwards, they received positive feedback.Nl: Een van de investeerders zei: "Jullie hebben iets met potentieel.En: One of the investors said, "You have something with potential.Nl: Laat ons zien hoe dit verder wordt ontwikkeld."En: Show us how this will be further developed."Nl: Terug in het incubator hieven ze mokken met koffie op nog een goed stuk werk.En: Back in the incubator, they raised mugs of coffee to another piece of good work.Nl: Lars glimlachte naar Femke.En: Lars smiled at Femke.Nl: "Je had gelijk.En: "You were right.Nl: Detail is belangrijk."En: Detail is important."Nl: Femke lachte terug.En: Femke laughed back.Nl: "En ambitie helpt om verder te komen.En: "And ambition helps to move forward.Nl: We vormen een goed team."En: We make a good team."Nl: Jasper voelde zich ineens zelfverzekerd.En: Jasper suddenly felt confident.Nl: "En ik denk dat ik wel een goede uitleg kan geven in het vervolg."En: "And I think I can give a good explanation in the future."Nl: De winterdag eindigde met een belofte voor een tweede meeting.En: The winter day ended with a promise for a second meeting.Nl: Hun samenwerking had zijn vruchten afgeworpen.En: Their collaboration had paid off.Nl: Ze waren klaar voor de volgende stap.En: They were ready for the next step.Nl: De koude Amsterdamse lucht voelde ineens minder koud.En: The cold Amsterdam air suddenly felt less cold.Nl: Samen keken ze uit over de gracht, klaar om verder te bouwen aan hun droom.En: Together they looked out over the canal, ready to continue building their dream. Vocabulary Words:incubator: incubatorentrepreneurs: ondernemerslinger: hingenambitious: ambitieusimpression: indrukinvesting: investerenclean technology: schone technologiedetails: detailsprepared: voorbereidmistakes: foutendetermined: vastberadendeadline: deadlineperfect: perfectionerengrand plans: grootse plannenpotential investors: potentiële investeerdersinspiring: inspirerendcomplex: complexecalm: rustigefeedback: feedbackpotential: potentieeldeveloped: ontwikkeldmugs: mokkenpromise: beloftecollaboration: samenwerkingpaid off: vruchten afgeworpencanal: grachtbuilding: bouwendream: droomenergetic: energiekexplanation: uitleg

On the 100th episode of the Matthews Mentality podcast, Kyle Matthews interviews his brother Clay Matthews, a former Green Bay Packers linebacker and the franchise's all-time sack leader. Clay discusses life after football with three kids and working outdoors, then recounts nearly taking a commercial real estate internship arranged by Kyle before choosing to pursue the NFL. He reflects on being a late bloomer, walking on at USC, struggling with homesickness and thoughts of transferring, and earning his role through special teams before breaking out as an edge rusher. Clay shares Pete Carroll's competition-driven culture, the 2009 draft process and Green Bay trading up to select him, his “welcome to the NFL” moment, what made Packers fandom unique, and key Super Bowl XLV leadership and film-study moments shaped by coach Kevin Greene. He also talks mindset, injuries, fame, retirement, NIL/transfer-portal resilience, and off-field stories including Pitch Perfect and fan encounters.

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Pitching Green: Mikkel's Journey to Sustainable Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-03-03-23-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Mikkel trådte ind i startup inkubatoren med en lille bæretaske fyldt med prøver og sit smil tæt på nervøst.En: Mikkel stepped into the startup incubator with a small bag filled with samples and a smile that was close to nervous.Da: Den lyse forårsdag gav ham styrken til at tro på sin idé om bæredygtig emballage.En: The bright spring day gave him the strength to believe in his idea of sustainable packaging.Da: Den travle inkubator var som en bikube; overalt summede iværksættere og investorer rundt, klar til at høre den næste store idé.En: The busy incubator was like a beehive; everywhere, entrepreneurs and investors buzzed around, ready to hear the next big idea.Da: Mikkel havde arbejdet hårdt på sin præsentation.En: Mikkel had worked hard on his presentation.Da: Han vidste, at Freja ville være skeptisk.En: He knew that Freja would be skeptical.Da: Hun var kendt for sin stringente vurdering af økonomien bag grønne projekter.En: She was known for her stringent assessment of the economics behind green projects.Da: Men Mikkel havde set en ny tendens i markedet – forbrugerne krævede mere bæredygtighed.En: But Mikkel had seen a new trend in the market—consumers were demanding more sustainability.Da: Freja slog sig ned i den lille præsentationskrog og sendte Mikkel et opmuntrende nik.En: Freja settled into the small presentation corner and gave Mikkel an encouraging nod.Da: Med et dybt åndedrag begyndte Mikkel sin fortælling.En: With a deep breath, Mikkel began his story.Da: "Forestil dig," sagde han, "en verden uden plastikforurening.En: "Imagine," he said, "a world without plastic pollution.Da: Vores produkt kan være en del af den løsning."En: Our product can be part of that solution."Da: Plancher og grafer fortalte sin egen historie.En: Charts and graphs told their own story.Da: Mikkel viste, hvordan hans miljøvenlige emballage kunne tiltrække nye kundesegmenter og skabe langsigtet værdi.En: Mikkel showed how his environmentally friendly packaging could attract new customer segments and create long-term value.Da: Han skiftede hurtigt fokus bort fra omkostningerne og mod den voksende efterspørgsel efter grønne løsninger.En: He quickly shifted focus away from costs and towards the growing demand for green solutions.Da: Da Freja begyndte at stille spørgsmål, var hendes stemme venligt kritisk.En: When Freja began to ask questions, her voice was kindly critical.Da: "Hvordan kan du sikre, at omkostningerne ikke løber løbsk?"En: "How can you ensure that the costs don't run wild?"Da: Mikkel mærkede den gamle nervøsitet stige, men han holdt fokus.En: Mikkel felt the old nervousness rise, but he stayed focused.Da: "Innovation," svarede han fast.En: "Innovation," he replied firmly.Da: "Med tiden falder priserne på bæredygtige materialer.En: "Over time, the prices of sustainable materials decrease.Da: Og den stigende bevidsthed hos forbrugerne vil føre til større salg."En: And the growing awareness among consumers will lead to greater sales."Da: Freja lænede sig tilbage, studerende hans ansigt.En: Freja leaned back, studying his face.Da: En kort stilhed opstod, mens resten af inkubatoren summede vidare.En: A brief silence settled while the rest of the incubator buzzed on.Da: Det var en afgørende diskussion, en som både pirrede og udfordrede dem begge.En: It was a crucial discussion, one that both intrigued and challenged them.Da: Efter et øjebliks overvejelse nikkede Freja.En: After a moment of consideration, Freja nodded.Da: "Lad os se nærmere på dine budgetter.En: "Let's take a closer look at your budgets.Da: Jeg ser potentiale."En: I see potential."Da: Da hun rejste sig, kunne Mikkel mærke en ny form for tillid vokse i sig.En: As she stood up, Mikkel could feel a new kind of confidence growing in him.Da: Hans lidenskab havde været hans styrke.En: His passion had been his strength.Da: Freja forlod rummet med et nyt lys i øjnene, måske endda en tro på, at grønne idéer kunne blomstre, hvis de blev passet godt på.En: Freja left the room with a new light in her eyes, perhaps even a belief that green ideas could flourish if they were well nurtured.Da: Mikkel gik ud i det lyse forårslys og mærkede varmen.En: Mikkel went out into the bright spring light and felt the warmth.Da: Han vidste, han havde opnået et vigtigt skridt.En: He knew he had achieved an important step.Da: Det var ikke kun en mulig investering.En: It wasn't just a possible investment.Da: Det var begyndelsen på noget stort.En: It was the beginning of something big. Vocabulary Words:incubator: inkubatornervous: nervøstsustainable: bæredygtigentrepreneurs: iværksætterebeehive: bikubeskeptical: skeptiskstringent: stringenteassessment: vurderingpollution: forureningcharts: planchersegments: kundesegmentershifted: skiftedeensure: sikreintroduction: indtrædenawareness: bevidsthedconsideration: overvejelseconfidence: tillidnurtured: passetthrived: blomstredeencouraging: opmuntrendecritical: kritiskdemand: efterspørgselflourish: blomstrevaluable: værdifuldmaterials: materialerderive: afledtcomprehend: forståinterested: interesseretpotential: potentialediscussion: diskussion

Fluent Fiction - Italian: From Coffee Breaks to Triumph: A Milano Startup Story Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-03-03-23-34-02-it Story Transcript:It: In un luminoso giorno di primavera, il sole brillava attraverso le ampie finestre del coworking nel centro di Milano.En: On a bright spring day, the sun shone through the large windows of the coworking space in the center of Milano.It: L'incubatore di startup era un luogo vivace e moderno, con pareti di vetro e il profumo di caffè appena fatto che riempiva l'aria.En: The startup incubator was a lively and modern place, with glass walls and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee filling the air.It: Giorgia camminava veloce tra le scrivanie, il suo passo deciso.En: Giorgia walked quickly among the desks, her step determined.It: Aveva occhi luminosi e capelli castani avvolti in un'elegante coda alta.En: She had bright eyes and brown hair wrapped in an elegant high ponytail.It: Giorgia era un'imprenditrice ambiziosa con una laurea in tecnologia sostenibile.En: Giorgia was an ambitious entrepreneur with a degree in sustainable technology.It: La sua missione era chiara: lanciare una startup eco-friendly che avrebbe ridotto l'impronta di carbonio delle aziende.En: Her mission was clear: to launch an eco-friendly startup that would reduce companies' carbon footprints.It: Luca era seduto poco lontano, lavorando sul suo portatile.En: Luca was sitting not far away, working on his laptop.It: Con occhiali neri e capelli un po' scompigliati, era un programmatore talentuoso, noto per le sue app innovative.En: With black glasses and slightly tousled hair, he was a talented programmer, known for his innovative apps.It: Amava creare soluzioni digitali per problemi quotidiani.En: He loved creating digital solutions for everyday problems.It: Luca sapeva che per crescere, aveva bisogno di un partner che condividesse la sua visione.En: Luca knew that to grow, he needed a partner who shared his vision.It: Il destino li fece incontrare durante una pausa caffè.En: Fate brought them together during a coffee break.It: Giorgia notò subito il modo in cui Luca spiegava un concetto a un altro giovane imprenditore con entusiasmo e dettagli tecnici.En: Giorgia immediately noticed the way Luca was explaining a concept to another young entrepreneur with enthusiasm and technical details.It: Qualcosa nella sua passione le fece pensare che potessero lavorare bene insieme, ma un ricordo sgradevole la fermò.En: Something about his passion made her think they could work well together, but an unpleasant memory stopped her.It: In passato aveva condiviso idee che le erano state sottratte.En: In the past, she had shared ideas that had been taken from her.It: Nel frattempo, Luca si sistemò gli occhiali, osservando Giorgia.En: Meanwhile, Luca adjusted his glasses, observing Giorgia.It: Lei sembrava sicura e determinata, qualità che lui ammirava.En: She seemed confident and determined, qualities he admired.It: Ma si chiedeva anche se fosse in grado di presentare le sue idee in modo efficace, soprattutto in ambienti di business così competitivi.En: But he also wondered if she was capable of presenting her ideas effectively, especially in such competitive business environments.It: La loro prima vera conversazione avvenne qualche giorno dopo.En: Their first real conversation took place a few days later.It: Giorgia, incuriosita, si avvicinò a Luca.En: Giorgia, intrigued, approached Luca.It: Parlarono delle loro idee e delle speranze per il futuro.En: They talked about their ideas and hopes for the future.It: Con il passare del tempo, il sospiro di sfiducia di Giorgia si sciolse lentamente davanti all'onestà e alla passione di Luca.En: Over time, Giorgia's sigh of mistrust slowly melted away in the face of Luca's honesty and passion.It: Decise di rischiare e proporgli una collaborazione.En: She decided to take the risk and propose a collaboration to him.It: Luca, incoraggiato dal supporto e dalla visione di Giorgia, decise di partecipare a un'importante competizione di pitch insieme a lei.En: Luca, encouraged by Giorgia's support and vision, decided to participate in an important pitch competition with her.It: Era fuori dalla sua zona di comfort, ma credeva nella loro idea combinata.En: It was outside his comfort zone, but he believed in their combined idea.It: Il giorno del pitch, la sala era piena.En: On the day of the pitch, the room was full.It: Gli investitori erano seduti davanti, pronti a ascoltare.En: The investors were seated in front, ready to listen.It: Tuttavia, proprio quando iniziavano la loro presentazione, i loro dispositivi tecnici ebbero un problema.En: However, just as they began their presentation, their technical devices had a problem.It: Giorgia e Luca si scambiarono uno sguardo veloce, sapendo di dover improvvisare.En: Giorgia and Luca exchanged a quick glance, knowing they had to improvise.It: Con calma e ingegno, riuscirono a presentare il progetto continuando a coinvolgere gli investitori.En: With calm and ingenuity, they managed to present the project while continuing to engage the investors.It: Dopo quell'intenso momento, il duo ricevette degli applausi e un feedback sorprendentemente positivo.En: After that intense moment, the duo received applause and surprisingly positive feedback.It: I sorrisi degli investitori si trasformarono presto in un'offerta di finanziamento seed.En: The smiles of the investors soon turned into a seed funding offer.It: Giorgia e Luca avevano vinto la loro sfida più grande.En: Giorgia and Luca had won their greatest challenge.It: Di sera, celebravano con una pizza in un piccolo ristorante.En: In the evening, they celebrated with pizza in a small restaurant.It: Giorgia aveva imparato a fidarsi dei collaboratori, superando la paura del passato.En: Giorgia had learned to trust collaborators, overcoming the fear of the past.It: Luca si sentiva più sicuro, capendo l'importanza di comunicare le proprie idee.En: Luca felt more confident, understanding the importance of communicating his ideas.It: Mentre ridevano delle difficoltà superate, entrambi capirono di essere vicini a cambiare davvero il mondo.En: As they laughed about the difficulties they'd overcome, both realized they were close to truly changing the world.It: Non solo avevano ottenuto un finanziamento, ma avevano trovato un vero partner con cui avventurarsi nel futuro.En: Not only had they secured funding, but they had found a true partner with whom to venture into the future. Vocabulary Words:the spring: la primaverathe sun: il solethe windows: le finestrethe coworking space: il coworkingthe incubator: l'incubatorethe aroma: il profumothe desks: le scrivaniethe step: il passothe braid/high ponytail: la coda altathe degree: la laureathe mission: la missionethe footprint: l'improntathe glasses: gli occhialithe hair: i capellithe programmer: il programmatorethe partner: il partnerthe destiny: il destinothe concept: il concettothe unpleasant memory: il ricordo sgradevolethe pause/break: la pausathe detail: il dettagliothe quality: la qualitàthe conversation: la conversazionethe distrust: la sfiduciathe support: il supportothe pitch: il pitchthe comfort zone: la zona di comfortthe glance: lo sguardothe ingenuity: l'ingegnothe applause: gli applausi

Rebel Wilson had a birthday yesterday. What is the unfortunate name of her character in the Pitch Perfect movies?

Ahna del Rosario Perez and her family are set to watch the Philippine Women's National Football Team live as they take on South Korea at Gold Coast Stadium this March 5. - Manonood ang Pinay na si Ahna del Rosario Perez kasama ang buong pamilya sa laban ng Philippine Women's National Football Team kontra South Korea sa Gold Coast Stadium ngayong March 5.

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Tokyo Startup's Bloom: A Tale of Pressure and Perseverance Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2026-03-03-23-34-02-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 東京のスタートアップインキュベーターは、新しいアイデアと若いエネルギーで満ち溢れていました。En: A startup incubator in Tokyo was brimming with new ideas and youthful energy.Ja: 桜が咲き始め、街に春の訪れを感じさせます。En: Cherry blossoms were beginning to bloom, signaling the arrival of spring in the city.Ja: そんな中、タクミは彼の部屋に閉じこもり、プレゼンの資料を必死で作っていました。En: Amidst this, Takumi was holed up in his room, desperately putting together presentation materials.Ja: あと数週間で投資家へのピッチがあります。En: In just a few weeks, he would have to pitch to investors.Ja: タクミは、彼の起業したアプリを完成させたいと強く願っていました。En: Takumi fervently wished to finalize the app he had founded.Ja: カエデはタクミのすぐ横で、冷静に計画をチェックしました。「タクミ、少し休むべきよ。これじゃ体が持たないわ」と彼女は優しく言いました。En: Kaede, calmly checking the plans right next to Takumi, said gently, "Takumi, you should take a break. You won't last at this rate."Ja: しかしタクミは、「いや、大丈夫。もう少しだけ頑張ればできるんだ」と答えました。En: However, Takumi replied, "No, I'm fine. I can finish this if I push just a little more."Ja: ヒロシは、インターンとして昼夜を問わず働き続けていました。En: Hiroshi, working as an intern, continued to work tirelessly day and night.Ja: 彼はこの機会をどうしても成功させたかったのです。しかし、自分の体が限界に近づいているのを感じていました。En: He was determined to make the most of this opportunity, but he felt his body nearing its limits.Ja: ある日、ヒナマツリの日に事件が起こりました。En: One day, on Hinamatsuri, an incident occurred.Ja: ヒロシはついにスタートアップオフィスで倒れ、救急車で病院に運ばれました。En: Hiroshi finally collapsed in the startup office and was taken to the hospital by ambulance.Ja: 疲労で意識を失ってしまったのです。En: He had lost consciousness due to exhaustion.Ja: タクミはショックを受けました。En: Takumi was shocked.Ja: 「どうしてこんなことに」と思いながら、すぐに病院へ向かいました。En: Thinking, "How did it come to this?" he immediately headed to the hospital.Ja: 病院でのヒロシを見たタクミは、自分の追い詰め方が原因だと気付きました。En: Seeing Hiroshi in the hospital, Takumi realized that the situation was a result of his own pressure.Ja: 彼は心配そうにカエデに言いました。「僕が悪かった。もっとチームを大事にしなければ」。En: Worriedly, he said to Kaede, "It was my fault. I need to value the team more."Ja: 帰宅後、タクミはチーム全員を集めました。En: After returning home, Takumi gathered the entire team.Ja: 「これからは、皆の健康を優先しよう。無理せず、協力し合ってやっていこう」と宣言しました。En: "From now on, let's prioritize everyone's health. Let's work together without overdoing it," he declared.Ja: カエデも頷きながら微笑みました。En: Kaede nodded and smiled reassuringly.Ja: ヒロシは病院から元気になって戻ってきたとき、皆の満開の笑顔が迎えてくれました。En: When Hiroshi came back from the hospital recovered, he was greeted by everyone's beaming smiles.Ja: それから、チームは新しいペースで仕事を始めました。En: From then on, the team started working at a new pace.Ja: タクミはチームの力を信じ、皆が楽しみながら働ける環境を作ることを学びました。En: Takumi learned to trust the power of the team and to create an environment where everyone could work with joy.Ja: 春の桜のように、彼らの未来も明るく開いていました。En: Like the cherry blossoms of spring, their future was also bright and blooming. Vocabulary Words:incubator: インキュベーターbrimming: 満ち溢れていましたblossoms: 桜youthful: 若いholed up: 閉じこもりdesperately: 必死でpitch: ピッチfinalize: 完成させたいfervently: 強くintern: インターンtirelessly: 昼夜を問わずdetermined: どうしてもexhaustion: 疲労consciousness: 意識collapsed: 倒れreassuringly: 優しくgathered: 集めましたprioritize: 優先trust: 信じenvironment: 環境bright: 明るくblooming: 咲き始めincident: 事件ambulance: 救急車shock: ショックdeclared: 宣言recovered: 元気になってbeaming: 満開realized: 気付きましたlimits: 限界

It's one of those weeks where the headlines feel uncomfortably close to home. Between James Van Der Beek's death from colorectal cancer and Eric Dane's ALS diagnosis, it's hard not to think about your own health and mortality. So we brought on our friend Mickey Rapkin — journalist, author, former GQ editor, and yes, the guy who wrote Pitch Perfect before it became a major studio franchise. In August 2025, Mickey's older brother Jon died from brain cancer. We talk about sibling loss (aka the worst club), the sacred inside jokes, the random movie lines that become part of your daily language, and how grief rewires you on a cellular level. We also get into Mickey's Men's Health piece about cancer screenings — the big question of how much do you want to know, what testing can (and can't) do, and why “control is an illusion” is both depressing and… oddly clarifying. Mickey Rapkin for Men's Health: Am I Seizing Control of My Health or Driving Myself Crazy?  Connect with Mickey on Insta  

This week on "I've Been Meaning To Listen To That", we review WEST END GIRL by Lily Allen with special guests Michael Limentato & Harper Thomson! Plus, we discuss whether or not this album crosses a rubicon in terms of unapologetic oversharing, whether or not David Harbour is as famous and powerful as he's portrayed in this album, how this album attempts to come to grips with familial cycles of trauma, how this album will potentially be very influential, whether we will be having a roommate summer, the toxic sequence in Pitch Perfect 3, and more!Co-Hosts: Andrew Ambrose Lee, Dakota West Foss, Harper Thomson, Michael Limentato1:23 Preconceived notions on Lily Allen15:17 Themes31:14 Did Lily Allen go too far?43:09 What is you Tahm Bout46:21 Madeleine56:21 West End Girl59:22 Ruminating1:04:05 Tennis1:07:50 Nonmonagamummy / 4chan stan1:10:46 Relapse1:12:28 Let You W(in) / Fruity Loops1:14:28 Just Enough1:16:34 Stray Observations1:34:16 Final Thoughts & RatingsFollow Harper Thomson on Instagram (⁠@harpingabout⁠)Follow Michael Limentato on Instagram (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@limentaco⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Follow Andrew Ambrose Lee on Instagram (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@andrewambroselee⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Follow Stenley Philippe on Instagram (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@snapasten⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Follow Stefanie Senior on Instagram (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@⁠stefmsenior⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Cover Art by Megan Rika Young ( Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@meganrika⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Theme Song by OTNES (Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@mxotnes⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)Follow us at (@ibmtltt) on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Tiktok⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ &⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, and email us at ivebeenmeaningtolistentothat@gmail.comPlease leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!Have a good daaay!

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As social media seems to descend into a dystopia of tech overlords dominating algorithms, our attention, and our self-esteem, it's worth asking: should we really stay on these platforms... and why???KP Pilley — the social strategist behind the popular "Nine Grid" offer — joins me to talk about taking your power back on social media, building ethical content worlds, and making it stupid-easy for people to hire you without posting 30 Reels a month.Themes from the episode:The Nine Grid: Your Digital Bulletin Board (Not Your Full-Time Job: Instagram's become this weird proof-of-existence thing, but the nine grid lets you treat your profile like a coffee shop bulletin board — nine strategic posts, then peace TF out. You don't need to live there 24/7 to run a successful business.Instagram's Chokehold on Our Worthiness: Let's be honest, Meta is making money off our insecurities. KP and I discuss how to use the platform on your terms and drive people to owned media where Zuck can't deplatform you for posting a caption with the word "sex" in it.Pain Point Marketing Is Dead: That girl boss panic-inducing marketing where you scare people into buying? It attracts nightmare clients who feel buyer's remorse the next morning. Real marketing talks to someone's most regulated self, not their freaked-out swipe-my-credit-card-at-midnight self.Your Editorial Stance Beats Any Algorithm: When you have a clear worldview, content becomes easier because you're not trying to rage-bait —you're just showing up as yourself.Relationship Marketing Isn't Transactional (And That's the Point): Orbit jumping and showing up in people's worlds doesn't always result in immediate sales, and that's okay — sometimes you're just planting seeds or having a good conversation.If you're ready to ditch performative posting and build a presence rooted in your values (not Adam Mosseri's latest metric), connect with KP for more resources — and maybe even a social media presence that finally feels like you.Connect with KP:WebsiteInstagramContent Constellation Waitlist (aka the Supernova is a thinking lab for visionaries building frameworks that transcend algorithms. Through salon-style conversations & deep research sessions, you'll craft a school of thought that people recognize instantly. Enroll HERE. Your mind needs a room for its depth. Supernova is THAT rooConnect with Chelsea:

Nala has a dating question that divides the room + Real talk with Elizabeth Banks as she talks about parenting + Kris Fade does a live fitting of his Grammys tuxSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What happens when you let philosophy escape the ivory tower and live in your body? Today's guest is Ximena, a Mexican eco-philosopher who ditched academic elitism for something far more dangerous: thinking as a radical act of love.We get into why rationality alone made her chronically ill (yes, really), how capitalism hijacked our concept of time, and why resistance fueled by joy might be the only kind that lasts. If you've tired of activism that depletes rather than sustains, this one's for you. We're philosophizing, asking the bigger questions, and as Ximena so eloquently states: making the intellectual visceral.Key themes:1. The Intellectual Turned VisceralPhilosophy often gets confused with being SUPER cerebral, but it's actually something you FEEL in your entire body. When intellectual work moves through your whole system, that's when transformation actually happens!2. Philosophy for Humans, Not Just PhilosophersAcademia gatekeeps philosophy with intentional jargon, but philosophizing is just having conversations with deep curiosity. It LITERALLY means love of wisdom. You're already a philosopher ;)3. Time, Capitalism, and the Productivity TrapCapitalism hijacked time itself, turning it from cyclical and embodied into linear, scarce, and productive, something to optimize rather than experience. We've internalized this timeline so deeply that rest feels like rebellion, and it's legit killing us.4. Resistance as LoveResistance rooted only in anger mimics the systems it's trying to dismantle, but real sustained resistance grows from love and knowing what you're for. The long revolution happens when we build the spaces we want to see, making resistance an act of imagination and joy rather than just critique.5. The Democratization of Knowledge as Radical ActPhilosophy trapped in universities serves power, but the tools of critical thinking are human capacities, not special skills reserved for people with degrees. Your questions are valid, your thinking is valuable, your philosophizing countssss!Connect with Ximena (and join the next round of ROOTED IMPACT):Substack (Ximena Ximena + Tuhella)InstagramVelvet Philosophy PodcastConnect with Chelsea:

It's time to breakup with watered-down content and instead, ask our people to rise with us.In this episode, I announce the podcast rebrand (finally!), why I'm going all-in on 2-3 episodes per week, and what happens when you delete social apps from your phone for just ONE week. Spoiler: total clarity.I dive deep into why Rosalía's Lux, Sinners, and Heated Rivalry are proof that audiences are STARVING for work that challenges them — and why we need to stop underestimating people's capacity to pay attention.Plus: why "the more we are in the era of dopamine, the more I want the opposite" is my new creative north star, and how I'm building SUPERNOVA as a thinking lab where we synthesize obsessions into worldviews that actually move culture.Snippets from this episode:The podcast rebrand: After 8 years, I'm retiring "In My Non-Expert Opinion" because it was a shield I no longer need. I'm ready to own my voice, go full throttle, and podcast 2-3x/week.Deleting social apps = instant brain space - I took the apps off my phone for one week and the clarity was WILD. Ideas landed, brain fog lifted, and I realized: why am I not treating online platforms like contract jobs instead of letting them scatter my attention 24/7?Rosalía, Sinners, and Heated Rivalry are giving us credit to pay attention - These aren't light, bubblegum experiences. Rosalía dropped an album in 14 languages with the London Symphony Orchestra. Sinners demand you clock in to catch the symbolism. Heated Rivalry became a global phenomenon not because "the guys are hot," but because it shows radical intimacy and vulnerability on screen.We connect through challenge, not just agreement - Rosalía didn't water down Lux for mass appeal; she asked us to rise with her. The most powerful connection happens when artists challenge us to expand our capacity."What is most personal is most universal" - Carl Rogers said it, and Heated Rivalry proves it. We're obsessed because we see ourselves in the yearning, the walls, the avoidance. When you dig into YOUR inner treasure chest and build a captivating world, people will leave their old ones behind to join you.Question of the week: Why do we say "pay attention"? Email me at team@chelseariffe.com or DM me @chelseariffe with your thoughts.This episode is fueled by FOOTNOTES, my newsletter filled with rabbit holes, synthesis, questions and more.Connect with Chelsea:

Join our Patreon!!! - https://www.patreon.com/TheUselessHotlineWelcome to The Useless Hotline hosted by Max Balegde and George Clarke. A place to send your queries and dilemmas no matter how big, small, weird, or embarrassing. We can't guarantee good advice or that you will leave a changed person, but we can guarantee that this is a useless hotline.Subscribe and join us every Sunday as we tackle your problems head on and on occasion will be helped by some faces you may recognise on a trial shift.Submit your queries/ dilemmas here:theuselesshotlinepodcast@gmail.comOR Send a voice note to our Instagram:https://instagram.com/theuselesshotlinepod?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= You can also listen here:Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-useless-hotline/id1656588234 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5zHCHHfKk6b3m2VLJA0tIl Why not follow our socials so you don't miss out on any of the latest news?Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theuselesshotlinepod?_t=8XhEHip5lET&_r=1 Instagram:https://instagram.com/theuselesshotlinepod?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Hosts Socials:Max's YouTube: https://youtube.com/@max_balegde George's YouTube: https://youtube.com/@georgeclarkeMax's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@max_balegde?_t=8XhDjkFsoX0&_r=1 George's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@georgeclarkeey?_t=8XhDmpUzS21&_r=1 Max's Instagram: https://instagram.com/max_balegde?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= George's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/georgeclarkeey/ George's Twitter:https://twitter.com/Clarke13GeorgeChapters00:00 Introduction and Coming Out Story09:56 First Crush and Awkward Encounters13:58 Audience Dilemmas and Disappointment15:34 Pizza Delivery and Confusion16:24 Exploring Identity on Grindr18:45 The Moment of Truth: Coming Out to Mom20:48 Facing Fears and Finding Acceptance22:41 The Emotional Rollercoaster of Coming Out24:57 Grandma's Support: A Heartwarming Moment25:55 Feeling Like a Local Celebrity27:50 The Strength Found in Coming Out36:19 Stranger Things Season Four Spoilers37:24 The Military's Role in Hawkins38:48 Frustrations with TV Show Endings42:45 The Impact of Glee and Other Shows44:09 Convoluted Storylines in Glee49:24 The Disappointment of Bad Endings50:26 Pitch Perfect and Its Legacy51:04 Strange Film Experiences51:34 The 4DX Experience55:31 The Era of 3D Films58:02 Cinematic Revelations and Passes01:00:11 Diving into Dune and Knives Out01:01:25 Zootopia vs. Zootropolis: A Naming Conundrum01:03:00 Reflections on the Strictly Tour01:05:59 Reality TV Insights and Celebrity Anecdotes01:09:02 The Future of Strictly: New Hosts and All-Stars Season01:12:02 Closing Thoughts and Farewells Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for a pitching good chat with "Pitch Perfect's" vocal arranger and music director. The Godfather of a cappella, Deke Sharon, joins Jenna and Kevin with a whole lotta aca-awesome behind-the-scenes scoop from the set of "Pitch Perfect!" Including why he thought the movie was going to be a straight-to-video release, the eye-popping song that didn't make the cut, the muse behind the character of Benji, and who broke down in tears during 'aca-bootcamp!' He also chats Glee and the arrangement he feels was directly stolen (or borrowed) from college a capella recordings! Plus, for anyone who is burning to join a singing group or start one, Deke is offering to help free of charge. No joke! Listen in to get his personal email address! For fun, exclusive content, and behind-the-scenes clips, follow us on Instagram @andthatswhatyoureallymissedpod & TikTok @thatswhatyoureallymissed!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's about aca-time! Kevin and Jenna are back with a look at the musical comedy that premiered during the height of Glee madness ... Pitch Perfect! Right off the bat, Kevin admits he wasn't feeling the movie back in the day, but shares what he thinks after rewatching it! They also break down their favorite performances, thoughts on the casting choices, jokes that did not age well, Glee similarities, and the scene that gave Jenna chills! For fun, exclusive content, and behind-the-scenes clips, follow us on Instagram @andthatswhatyoureallymissedpod & TikTok @thatswhatyoureallymissed!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of my besties Shelly and I pick up RIGHT where we left off from last episode. We talk at 1.5x speed, giggle and kick our feet like 14 year olds at a boyband concert, say "like" 4013 times, and get even further into the series that's causing a cultural phenomenon.Some questions explored:What did we think of the absolute QUEENS in the show?Why does this all feel so REAL?What's the deal with situationships?What are the upsides and downsides of fandom, especially one this rabid?How can we use this joy to fuel change?SEE YOU AT THE COTTAGE BABES.Connect with Chelsea:

Folks... we've been indoctrinated. Heated Rivalry brainwashed us. As someone who is EXTREMELY contrarian (Aquarius Sun), hatesss hype, an absolute TV/movie SNOB, and is pretty suss of fandoms… I promise you, the hype is beyond worth it.It's SO worth it, I had to debrief for nearly 3 hours with one of my besties, Shelly, to discuss what kind of glitch in the matrix is happening right now. What drugs were sprinkled in this script? What subliminal messaging did they use? WHAT IS GOING ON???!!!We're happy. Glowing. More pep in our step. This show has absolutely altered our brain chemistry.DISCLAIMER: this is spoiler city. We discuss everything in the show.This is a 2 parter. Buckle up, sooo much more to come in Part 2!Connect with Chelsea:

I'm pulling back the curtain on my 2025 business insights... nosy bitches, this one's for you! I share the ultimate the plot twist: I made almost the exact same money as 2024, while taking a 3-month sabbatical, working essentially part-time, and living like an eccentric writer.I break down my Pitch Perfect launches (including a surprising feeling I had with my first $20K month), why I'm retiring from being "The Podcast Queen," and the creative possession that birthed SUPERNOVA — my new thinking lab for people who want to build intellectual frameworks that shape culture instead of learning more tactical skills. Plus: why I'm choosing restraint as my 2026 word, and why I'm actively exploring capped business models and circular economies instead of scaling into outer space.Themes from the episode:Making the same money while living exponentially better - I generated $143K (basically what I made in 2024), but took almost 3 months off, worked Tuesdays-Thursdays, and traveled to 10+ cities, which honestly feels more successful than any revenue goal ever could.From reactive hot takes to restrained discernment - I'm retiring the knee-jerk cultural commentary and choosing thoughtfulness over Threads wars, because not everything needs my opinion and frankly, discernment is sexy as hell.Why SUPERNOVA exists and why I refuse to be the podcast queen forever - The sabbatical revealed I don't want my legacy to be "she taught people to pitch/podcast," I want it to be "she taught people to build worlds," which required creating a 4-month thinking lab for intellectual frameworks that transcend your current business reputation.Ditching cold pitching for relational EVERYTHING - I stopped teaching extractive tactics and started focusing on nurturing your actual circle, which resulted in my most collaborative Pitch Perfect cohorts and proved that relationships always win over spray-and-pray strategies.Exploring capped income and circular economies because endless growth is a scam - I engaged in 8+ swaps/trades for high-ticket programs, I'm capping SUPERNOVA at 10 people, and I'm actively researching what it means to redistribute resources instead of building a team-run empire I don't even want.My 2026 themes: CREATE. PLAY. PHILOSOPHIZE. EXPLORE. UNEARTH. ASK BIG QUESTIONS. SIMMER. PONDER. WONDER. THINK.What are yours?!Connect with Chelsea:

Grab your tissues and your matcha - we're doing a full 2025 emotional autopsy.Today I'm taking you through my personal year in review: space-cowgirl birthday parties, devastating loss, AI-induced mental glitches, and finally learning how to stop abandoning myself in relationships. This was one of the most plot twist-filled years I've ever had - like WTF happened?!Themes from the episode:The Cape Town summer that was pure lightning in a bottle - and why watching my entire friend group simultaneously couple up while I navigated complex relational issues sent me into an existential spiral about missing invisible boats.Setting the container and having THE scary conversation - how I stopped swallowing feelings to avoid looking "too sensitive," ugly-cried through total honesty, and learned that vulnerability won't actually kill you (even when your nervous system disagrees).When my friends passed in a rafting accident and grief rewired everything - and how loss demolishes your understanding of what actually matters.The AI creativity binge that nearly broke my brain - what happens when you're alone with no friends, no language skills, and only ChatGPT validating your 47th brand iteration until everything you're obsessed with feels boring and nothing matters anymore (scary AF)Maturity as staying put instead of booking another escape flight - why I'm extending in Lima, joining local studios, and forcing myself to deal with shit instead of using travel as emotional avoidance (growth! so sexy!).My 2025 was an invitation to stop performing identities that don't fit me anymore, start saying what I mean, befriending my demons, and contemplating my 200 year plan. Let's spiral together :)Connect with Chelsea:

Liz and Sarah have SO MANY pitches coming up! They decided to hire Pitch Coach, Jordana Oberman, to help them up their game. And they’re so glad they did. In Take A Hike, Sarah shares why a recent L.A. Zoo outing with Violet reminded her to talk to strangers. Then Sarah gives Violet a Hit for getting Sarah to go to concerts, and Liz gives herself a Bomb for bailing on an event last minute. This week’s Hollywood Hack comes from Liz’s ongoing search for the perfect Zoom lighting — LitONES Model F630 desk lamps. Finally, Sarah recommends the new Louise Penny book, The Black Wolf. Sign up for Liz & Sarah’s free weekly Substack newsletter at https://happierinhollywoodpod.substack.com. It will come right to your inbox! Get in touch on Instagram: @Sfain & @LizCraft Get in touch on Threads: @Sfain & @LizCra Visit our website: https://happierinhollywood.com Join our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/HappierinHollywood/ Happier in Hollywood is part of ‘The Onward Project,’ a family of podcasts brought together by Gretchen Rubin—all about how to make your life better. Check out the other Onward Project podcasts—Happier with Gretchen Rubin, and Side Hustle School . If you liked this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and tell your friends! Rula patients typically pay $15 per session when using insurance. Connect with quality therapists and mental health experts who specialize in you athttps://www.rula.com/hollywood #rulapod LINKS: Jordana Oberman: https://www.jordanaoberman.com/ Eloise the Orangutan: Https://youtu.be/0xdY3Fzu5vo?si=px4XIBg6kRkbOHPy All the Way to the River: Love, Loss and Liberation by Elizabeth Gilbert: https://amzn.to/3LlR5t8 LitONES Model 630 desk lamps: https://amzn.to/3X9j4if The Black Wolf by Louise Penny: https://amzn.to/4hMlPzESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.