Podcasts about politically correctness

Greg needs help with a bit about morons who bring oversized backpacks on planes and Vinnie needs help with a bit about the inconsistencies of politically correct language. www.gregvac.com www.vinnie.com Opening clip from "Donnie Brasco" 1997 Mandalay Pictures "Construction Time" end music written and performed by Geral Josef www.instagram.com/precogmusic

This week, the BBB battles John's intermittent internet and risks cancellation while they tackle an array of topics ranging from improperly placed pole vaults to giant snapping turtles to Politically Correctness gone wild. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On EP-101 Lorenzo Parro is a versatile and accomplished TV host, comedian, and content creator with over 15 years of experience in the entertainment industry. Known for CONFETTI, the #1 show on Facebook worldwide with 15.5 Million followers and watched by more than one million players daily. In addition to CONFETTI, Lorenzo has also hosted and created several other successful shows, including "Tunite Show con Lorenzo Parro", a late-night show that aired on NBC/Telemundo, "Krackovia", a sports comedy show, and "Politically Correctness", a political satire comedy show. He has also had the opportunity to cover major events such as the Super Bowl in NYC and the Soccer World Cup in Brazil. Lorenzo is known for his quick wit and ability to multitask, juggling multiple projects at once and writing at a pace that is five times faster than an average koala. He is also known for his adventurous spirit, being a motorcycle rider, skydiver, tattoo enthusiast and ex-frontman of a punk-rock band. His unique style of content creation is not limited to just show concept but an experience, a feeling; He is always seeking to strike the perfect balance between beauty and engagement in his work. His passion for storytelling and his ability to connect with audiences is what makes him a stand out in the industry.

Episodul de astăzi este în continuarea celui de săptămână trecută. La fel ca și Cenzura, curentul Politically Correctness afectează libertatea artistică de exprimare. Vă propun să ascultați ambele episoade și să purtam un dialog după aceea.

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TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=5823DOPO IL CASO BARILLA, ANCHE GUCCI RIEDUCATA di Rino CammilleriIn principio si chiamava maglione, e il nome rimandava direttamente a come era fatto. Poi arrivarono gli americani e divenne pull-over (lett.: tira da sopra), mentre la maglietta (anche qui, l'italiano guardava alla confezione) della salute diventò t-shirt (lett.: camicia a forma di T). Gianni Meccia, cantautore anni Sessanta, ci fece il tormentone (canzone Il pullover), poi, col consumismo, la cosa si complicò, perché tutti, ormai, potevano averne più di uno, di maglioni. Così, si cominciò a variarne i disegni e le decorazioni.Esaurita la fantasia anche qui, la Benetton ci fece i soldi inventando le sfumature di colore e le pubblicità provocatorie. Ma anche questa trovata raggiunse, com'è destino di tutte le cose umane, il suo limite. Così, i fashion design altrimenti detti stilisti (e in altri tempi chiamati semplicemente sarti o, dato il nostro argomento, magliari) si inventarono le varianti di forma. Nacquero i maglioni con le maniche più lunghe del necessario e fornite di buco in cui infilare il pollice. Ma pure qui la corda fece presto a mostrarsi.IL MAGLIONE POLITICAMENTE SCORRETTOE allora la Gucci ha ideato un maglione che copre il naso fin sotto gli occhi. Ora, dovendo il cliente respirare e parlare e mangiare, si rese necessaria un'apertura per la bocca. Solo che, a quel punto, il maglione finiva con l'assomigliare a un cappuccio da topo d'albergo, quello che le forze speciali chiamano, chissà perché con nome mutuato da Tex, «mefisto». Perciò, la maison Gucci ha pensato bene di contornare il buco della bocca di rosso. Ora, su un maglione nero, quel rosso attorno alla bocca sembrano due grandi labbra. Che però non hanno fatto pensare a un riferimento erotico, macché. Eggià, viviamo in tempi di Politicamente Corretto (cioè, di polizia del pensiero) e tutti i millennials (cioè, i giovani a cui il maglione era destinato all'immodica cifra di 890 dollari al pezzo) si sono messi a strillare.Quelli americani, naturalmente, perché noi europei non ce ne saremmo nemmeno accorti per la ragione che passiamo a illustrare. Negli anni Trenta nel profondo Sud americano vigeva l'apartheid. Se un'orchestra si esibiva con, anche, alcuni musicisti neri, questi ultimi dovevano essere nascosti da una tenda. Bagni separati, bar separati eccetera. E non importava la fama e la rinomanza raggiunta dal nero in questione: anche se star, se, poniamo, in hotel toccava l'acqua della piscina, questa doveva essere svuotata dal personale e disinfettata, pena la perdita di tutta la clientela bianca.Fu Kennedy, negli anni Sessanta, a far togliere dagli elenchi telefonici americani l'asterisco accanto al nome di un nero. Tutto ciò, per noi europei, andava sotto il nome di «americanata» fino all'avvento del Politicamente Corretto, perché siamo stati colonizzati anche in questo. Niente di scandaloso, in teoria: ogni impero irradia la sua cultura. Durante l'occupazione romana di Israele i rabbini tuonavano contro i giovani ebrei che frequentavano le palestre, si radevano la barba e si facevano chiamare Marco. Si pensi ai giovani sovietici che anelavano alla coca-cola e ai jeans, simboli, per loro, di libertà. Il fatto è che anche gli americani erano, e sono, colonizzati dalla cultura liberal, quel mix di giacobinismo e marxismo utopico che oggi si chiama Politically Correctness e ha invaso il mondo occidentale (per ora). Ebbene, noi di una certa età abbiamo avuto il tempo di respirare aria diversa, ma i millennials americani (e, perciò, anche quelli europei) non hanno mai visto altro.TUTTI CON LA STESSA DIVISA?Ebbene, per tornare al maglione Gucci, qualcuno negli Usa si è ricordato che, ai tempi dell'apartheid, i neri non potevano figurare nei film e venivano impersonati da attori bianchi con la faccia dipinta di nero tranne il largo contorno della bocca, giacché gli afro hanno le labbra spesse. Ora, poiché le vendite ai millennials vanno fatte soprattutto sui c.d. social, dove i giovani si fanno influenzare volentieri da persone come, per esempio, Chiara Ferragni e Fedez, tranquillamente detti influencers, ecco l'apriti cielo contro il maglione «razzista». Ovviamente, anche il ragazzino italiano che nulla sapeva dell'apartheid americano anni Trenta e farebbe la faccia da pesce lesso se gli si parlasse di Hal Jolson (per chi non lo sapesse: era il bianco truccato da negro che interpretò il primo film sonoro della storia, Il cantante di jazz), si trova costretto a rinunciare a quel maglione Gucci (ammesso che abbia gli 890 dollari necessari).La Gucci, così come a suo tempo la Barilla, si è profusa in scuse e, per dimostrare la sua buona volontà, ha assunto un Chief Diversity Officer, cioè un esperto di Politicamente Corretto. Il cui modello - vedrete - è alla fin fine la Cina di Mao: tutti con la stessa divisa.

This week on Shootin'm The Shizzat! The Rebel Starbuck and Broda shoot about whether Politically Correctness should exist in the world of Pro Wrestling! What do you think? Can wrestling be PC and still make an impact? -Buck and Broda

We did it, we actually sat down and watched the Oscars. Well more like Ronald watched and guessed all of the red carpet designers correctly, AJ slept thru most of them only to be awaken by David ranting and going on about Politically Correctness or lack of..more like lack of actually well from him. Either way tune in and sit with us as we go thru our surprise guesses of the night and some not so. Be sure to like, follow and down load these and the rest of our podcast. 

Is politically correctness ruining Christmas? -Uncle Tom Show

I have a chat with GB Labrador this time and Sam dropped in and say hi this time. We talked about writing jokes without discrimination and the Politically Correctness culture. We talked the history of comedy scene in Manila and how to deal with birthday crowd. GB Labrador tells the story about his dad getting a remote control toy car for him.  Not Again Podcast Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/notagainpodcast/ Not Again Podcast website: https://notagainpodcast.com Not Again Podcast iTunes Page: https://itunes.apple.com/sg/podcast/not-again-podcast/id1243363815?mt=2 Not Again Podcast Stitcher Page: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/not-again-podcast

On this episode of "Altered Geek," Steve "Megatron," TFG1Mike and Mike "The Birdman" Dodd discuss feedback from Scanner 51, the Animaniacs Revival, Dragon Ball Super's first female Super Saiyan, Battlefield 1 Expansion, Politically Correctness in film, Creative Film Edits, Sony's Clean Films, Stupidity in the world, The Woogie Parent Replacement tool, Your Geek Question for the WeekHow do you feel on edited films?What would you like to hear more about in future episodes?We hope you continue to enjoy the episodes and please feel free to respond to any and all feedback methods. We will read and reply on the show. Topic suggestions also welcome. So get Altered, Get Geeky with the Altered Geeks.Contact: E-mail | Twitter | Facebook | RSS FeedTo see more from Steve "Megatron" Phillips, stay tuned into "Project: Altered Geek" and watch "Altered Geek" weekly or anytime on-demand on AlteredGeek.com and Blogtalkradio.

Steve Megatron converses on the content of this week's geeky news, followed by a review of non-spoiler overview of Logan, Superheroes, TV, Netflix shows, Ford's 3D Printed Car Parts, Stan Lee getting attacked verbally on twitter, Prison Break Revival, Tron 3 Reboot or Casting of Jared Leto, Accelerated Man in The Flash, Mystery Science Theater 3000, Bill Nye Saves the World, Blank Best Seller, Star Wars The Last Jedi Info, Deadpool 2 Teaser, Thor 3, YOU the Jury, Star Trek Discovery's new Captain, Dragon Ball Super and more!Your Geek Question for the WeekWhat is your favorite Super Hero Film?Do you think Politically Correctness matters? Contact: E-mail | Twitter | Facebook | RSS FeedTo see more from Steve "Megatron" Phillips, stay tuned into "Project: Altered Geek" and watch "Altered Geek" weekly or anytime on-demand on AlteredGeek.com and Blogtalkradio.

Do you surround yourself with people who are just like you or are you are person open to the multiplicity of the world? Accepting differences and acknowledging the fact that we are all human is a critical point to living happily in this world no mater our race, sexual orientation, religion, culture, political awareness, or any other thing. Hosts Brigitte Jia and Asya Gonzalez passionately lead discussions with Hope reporter, Zahra Hasanian and Book Smart reporter, Maria Wong. Is diversity race, skin color, opinions, or viewpoints? Diversity encapsulates how we all are different even beyond the surface level whether it's our different occupation, passions, or perspectives on life. Don't worry about being politically correct. Be open to a global world. How do you relate to diversity? “Why fit in when you were born to stand out?” -Dr. Seuss

Do you surround yourself with people who are just like you or are you are person open to the multiplicity of the world? Accepting differences and acknowledging the fact that we are all human is a critical point to living happily in this world no mater our race, sexual orientation, religion, culture, political awareness, or any other thing. Hosts Brigitte Jia and Asya Gonzalez passionately lead discussions with Hope reporter, Zahra Hasanian and Book Smart reporter, Maria Wong. Is diversity race, skin color, opinions, or viewpoints? Diversity encapsulates how we all are different even beyond the surface level whether it's our different occupation, passions, or perspectives on life. Don't worry about being politically correct. Be open to a global world. How do you relate to diversity? “Why fit in when you were born to stand out?” -Dr. Seuss

Highly popular & fun show!  This show is for you to air your beefs.  Get them off your chest!  Just maybe someone listening has a solution for you!    Have fun and some laughs, from complaints about your neighbor or today's political environment!

Highly popular & fun show!  This show is for you to air your beefs.  Get them off your chest!  Just maybe someone listening has a solution for you!    Have fun and some laughs, from complaints about your neighbor or today's political environment!

Highly popular & fun show!  This show is for you to air your beefs.  Get them off your chest!  Just maybe someone listening has a solution for you!  Have fun and some laughs, from complaints about your neighbor or today's political environment!

Highly popular & fun show!  This show is for you to air your beefs.  Get them off your chest!  Just maybe someone listening has a solution for you!  Have fun and some laughs, from complaints about your neighbor or today's political environment! Join Host Annie & Co-Host Tyson for 90 minutes of pure fun!

Highly popular & fun show!  This show is for you to air your beefs.  Get them off your chest!  Just maybe someone listening has a solution for you!  Have fun and some laughs, from complaints about your neighbor or today's political environment! Join your Host Annie & her new Co-Host Tyson for 90 minutes of pure fun!

WELCOME ABOARD TYSON - New Co-Host! Highly popular & fun show!  This show is for you to are your beefs.  Get them off your chest!  Just maybe someone listening has a solution for you!  Have fun and some laughs, from complaints about your neighbor or today's political environment!

Highly popular & fun show!  This show is for you to are your beefs.  Get them off your chest!  Just maybe someone listening has a solution for you!    Have fun and some laughs, from complaints about your neighbor or today's political environment!

Highly popular & fun show!  This show is for you to air your beefs.  Get them off your chest!  Just maybe someone listening has a solution for you!    Have fun and some laughs, from complaints about your neighbor or today's political environment!