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Remakers, en el día de hoy, os invitamos a compartir nuestros anhelos e ideas, charlando sobre “Campo de Sueños” (Phil Alden Robinson, 1989), una cinta que utiliza el béisbol como contexto o pretexto para hablarnos de la importancia que tiene el perseguir tus sueños. En el centro de la trama, tenemos al paradigma de norteamericano medio, ese tipo con el que todos podríamos identificarnos, un Kevin Costner que ya era un actor consagrado. Junto a él, encontramos otros nombres como Amy Madigan, en el papel de compañera y leal esposa, James Earl Jones, como Terence Mann, escritor trasunto de J. D. Sallinger, Ray Liotta encarnando a “Calcetines” Joe Jackson y Burt Lancaster, como Dr. Archibald “Moonlight” Graham, en la que sería su última película. La banda sonora de James Horner, candidata al Óscar ese año, arropa la historia y acentúa la emotividad de la trama. Una trama que habla sobre todo de redención, reconciliación y fe, aspectos ya presentes en la novela en que se basa la película, obra del escritor W. P. Kinsella, siendo el béisbol y el escándalo de los Chicago White Sox, el marco que envuelve toda la historia. El tono de la cinta, nostálgico y melodramático, con pequeños toques de humor, y el realismo mágico que se usa como recurso, conforman una extraña mezcla que, pese a todo, funciona. Mérito en gran parte del guionista y director Phil Alden Robinson, y del productor Larwence Gordon, que soñaban, como no, con llevar esta historia a la gran pantalla desde que leyeron la novela. El equipo del programa, formado por el bateador novato Javi García, con un promedio nada desdeñable de Home Runs, el prolijo cácher de rodillas de goma Óscar Cabrera, y el rey del diamante, el manager del equipo, Juan Pablo Molina, el “videoclubsero”, serán los encargados de ganar este partido, cual fantasmas redimidos, para contagiaros de nuevo la ilusión y la magia de la fe inspiradora de “Campo de Sueños”. No os olvidéis de transmitirnos vuestras sensaciones sobre la película, y sobre el episodio, a través de vuestros comentarios. Dejadnos oír vuestra voz, remakers, esa voz sin rostro que nos guía y nos motiva a seguir con nuestro sueño. ---------------------------------------------------------------- RECUERDA QUE PUEDES APOYARNOS A TRAVÉS DEL SISTEMA DE SUSCRIPCIÓN DE FANS ➡️https://www.ivoox.com/support/248910 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Escúchanos también en www.remakealos80.com Recuerda suscribirte a nuestro canal de YouTube para estar al día de nuestros directos https://www.youtube.com/@remakealos80 Síguenos en Instagram y Twitter @Remakealos80 y búscanos en Telegram, te dejamos el enlace a nuestro grupo de para que compartas tus opiniones e interactúes con nosotros: https://t.me/joinchat/GXsRJYMd3wQVBG2v

Schreib uns hier direkt eine Nachricht!Diesmal sitzen wir zu dritt bei einer Tasse Tee am Tisch! Irene Sallinger ist professionelle Astrologin und gibt uns tiefe Einblicke in diese jahrtausendalte und weltweit vertretene Kunst. Wir sprechen über den Zodiak, die Häuser und gehen der Frage nach, wo die Unterschiede zwischen der alten und modernen Astrologie liegen. Auch der berüchtigte rückläufige Merkur kommt nicht zu kurz! Komm' und setz'' dich zu uns an den okkulten Teetisch!Kontaktiere Irene für ihre Angebote: irenesallinger.de_______________________NEU: Das Okkulte Teehaus hat seine Pforten geöffnet. Schau doch mal auf eine Tasse Tee vorbei! HIERUnser Buch ist da! Magie für Reinigung und Schutz. Du kannst es jetzt bestellen! Zum Beispiel hier: https://lmy.de/dyTaSchreib uns hier eine Direktnachricht!Schau auch mal gerne auf unserer Website vorbei:https://dasokkulteteehaus.com/Wenn du uns schreiben magst, freuen wir uns sehr! Gerne hier: houseofagathodaimon@gmail.com für den Ordenundpodcast@dasokkulteteehaus.com für unseren Podcastund kontakt@dasokkulteteehaus.com für Plattform und KonsultationenWenn du den Podcast unterstützen möchtest, hinterlasse uns am Liebsten eine Rezension auf deiner liebsten Podcast-Plattform!

Episode 329: The 60th anniversary of the debut of the daytime soap opera Another World, The Zayre store on S Columbus Ave in Chicago, and news reporter Rick Sallinger. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message

Episode 329: The 60th anniversary of the debut of the daytime soap opera Another World, The Zayre store on S Columbus Ave in Chicago, and news reporter Rick Sallinger. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message

Rundown -   Intro with Troubadour Dave Gunders - 00:35   "Easier Said Than Done" by Dave Gunders - 11:37   Tom Costello - 16:41   Rick Sallinger - 54:33   Who can you trust in the news industry? Tom Costello and Rick Sallinger. Rick just retired after 30 years at CBS4 in Denver. He worked many years before that at 9News, and CNN. Tom's going strong as Senior Correspondent at NBC News. https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna4972409   This podcast is apolitical because so are our journalist guests who pride themselves on their objectivity and professionalism. Find out how they achieved so much in TV News. Learn about them both meeting wives while assigned in Europe.   Never has news gathering been more important. Find out who these guys admire and why. Each describes his rise through the ranks at 9 News, with lots of reminiscing about infamous Colorado criminal cases.   Tom Costello is NBC's space and aviation expert who's made fascinating documentaries on topics ranging from Sub Hunt: Nato on Patrol for Russian Subs to Battleground Space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuiF6U-TFvQ   Tom Costello grew up in Littleton, CO and well remembers his days as a general assignment reporter for 9News. No matter where he is in the world, be it homes in London, Brussels, NYC and DC areas, Tom's heart remains in Centennial State.   Rick traveled the world after leaving his native Chicago and realized Colorado was the place to live his life. Raising two boys with his wife in Colorado, Rick takes pride in sons Mark, a newsman and Eric, an MD in training. Family pride shows in this heartfelt interview.   Among many cases discussed are the Alan Berg assassination in Denver, the alleged Kobe Bryant rape in Eagle County, the OKC Bombing trials and cases involving the late Demaryious Thomas. Rick is a Colorado legend. https://www.denverpost.com/2023/12/22/rick-sallinger-retirement-denver-tv-news-stories/   Troubadour Dave Gunders joins host to discuss US missile strike retaliation on Iranian outposts in Syria and Iraq. Also touched on are delays in Trump trial in this otherwise apolitical episode featuring the song, Easier Said than Done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc9RDRr-mFs

Listen to this episode on Spotify or Apple Podcasts Do the Gospels give you the impression that the kingdom of God is about to arrive? My guest today is Troy Salinger who wrote an interesting article called, "The Postponement of the Kingdom – A Response to Preterists and Anti-Missionary Rabbis." His idea is that the kingdom of God is a political restoration of the kingdom of Israel to one of David's descendants--and that this kingdom could have come during the time of Christ. However, because the Jewish people, especially the leaders, rejected Jesus as their Messiah, God postponed the coming of the kingdom until a later time. Salinger lays out four points: John and Jesus said the kingdom was about to be established The establishment of the kingdom was contingent. The Jewish leaders and most of the people rejected Jesus as their king  After the ascension, Christians are still waiting for the kingdom to come —— Links —— See Troy Salinger's blog here and read his article, "The Postponement Of The Kingdom – A Response To Preterists And Anti-Missionary Rabbis" Read Salinger's three-part series of articles on the kingdom of God Check out my class on the kingdom of God here Get the transcript of this episode Support Restitutio by donating here Join our Restitutio Facebook Group and follow Sean Finnegan on Twitter @RestitutioSF Leave a voice message via SpeakPipe with questions or comments and we may play them out on the air Intro music: Good Vibes by MBB Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0) Free Download / Stream: Music promoted by Audio Library. Who is Sean Finnegan?  Read his bio here

Lee & Tom look at Matchday 14 of the Austrian Football Bundesliga, which saw Blau-Weiß win the bragging rights of Linz with a superb display, Hartberg somehow defeating inefficient Rapid, and Alex Schlager saving Salzburg's away record. Presented with: AustrianFood.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theotherbundesliga/message

Nadat Mark David Chapman John Lennon in koelen bloede doodschoot in New York vluchtte hij niet. In plaats daarvan bleef hij op de plaats delict, lezend in het boek waarmee hij geobsedeerd was: The Catcher in the Rye, van J.D. Salinger. In het boek schreef hij: dit is mijn statement.Al voor de moord was The Catcher in the Rye controversieel. Op scholen werd het geweerd wegens het aanstootgevende taalgebruik. Toch werd het al vanaf de publicatie in 1951 beschouwd als een meesterwerk. Critici prezen het om de scherpe schets van 'de jeugd'. En lezers kregen er geen genoeg van: het boek stond dertig weken lang op de New York Times-bestsellerlijst.Nog altijd herkennen jongeren zich in de thematiek van de roman: afzondering, onbegrip, het verlies van onschuld en neerslachtigheid. Het boek is anti-establishment, cool en cynisch; misschien wel de ultieme coming of age-roman. De auteur, J.D. Sallinger, trok zich terug uit de maatschappij. Wie was hij? En hoe werd The Catcher in the Rye zo'n klassieker?Michel Krielaars bespreekt het met boekenredacteur Thomas de Veen en schrijver Tobi Lakmaker. Een aflevering over trauma's, puurheid, irritante hoofdpersonages en hoe boeken verkeerd geïnterpreteerd kunnen worden.Dit is de vijfde aflevering van een serie over boeken die de wereld veranderden.Presentatie: Michel KrielaarsGasten: Thomas de Veen & Tobi LakmakerRedactie en montage: Jeanne GeerkenZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Andrew interviews Bob Sallinger, Conservation Director at Portland Audubon, on the history and current conservation efforts for the Elliott State Forest in Oregon. Bob details the public process over the past three years to separate the Elliott State Forest from the Common School Fund and turn the Elliott State Forest into a publicly owned research forest. Learn more here. 2022 is a turning point for the Elliott State Forest, and there is a bill in the Oregon 2022 short session that makes this transition possible. Learn more about the bill here.Support the show (https://coastrange.org/donate/)

Historian David Rothmund (aka Dr. Dave) returns to the show for his third appearance. Catch him on episodes 25 and 46 as well. Today we discuss his experience teaching university during COVID, his research as a historian and the process he takes, how he goes about assembling knowledge to write, and what he's working on. We talk World War II and his experience researching in France. We even discuss his favorite book, "Catcher in the Rye," by J.D. Sallinger.

STRAWBERRY FIELDS er navnet på mindelunden i Central Park i New York. Den ligger et stenkast fra Dakota Bygningen. Her boede sangeren John Lennon. Og her lige ved indgangen blev han skudt om aftenen den 8. december 1980. Morderen var den 25-årige Beatles-fan Mark David Chapman. John Lennon blev bragt til Roosevelt Hospital, hvor han var død ved ankomsten. John Lennon blev 40 år.STRAWBERRY FIELDS er den fjerde episode i en ny podcastserie fra DET GULE VÆRELSE. Vi har kaldt serien LEGENDARISKE MORD. Med et historisk blik og stor kærlighed til den gode fortælling, kaster vi i hver episode lys over et af verdenshistoriens mange legendariske mord. Vi stiller de grundlæggende spørgsmål: Hvem var den myrdede og hvem var morderen?Hvor og hvornår skete mordet?Hvordan og under hvilke omstændigheder blev mordet udført?Hvad gik forud for mordet, hvad var motivet og hvilken betydning fik det efterfølgende?Hver episode er krydret med referencer til film, tv-serier, romaner, fagbøger, billedkunst, tegneserier og hvad vi ellers synes kan bidrage til fortællingen og legenden om det mord vi har som tema.Dine værter i DET GULE VÆRELSE er som altid Thomas og Morten. Manuskriptet har vi skrevet og researchet sammen, mens Morten har stået for det tekniske med at optage, klippe og redigere.

Note: Jeff got a new microphone and is fine-tuning it, so his audio on this episode is a little crunchy. There is also some mild background noise that comes and goes. You’ve been warned.   Jessica tries to bring Trish back from the dark side. Erik and Malcolm speak to each other. Jeri has some valid concerns about her safety. Sallinger gets the boot.   This episode contains: A long walk for a reference A premature pontification on the series as a whole Some solid life advice A recap of The Addams Family Values A 50% a**h*le increase A Buffy tangent A quick recap of all the plans gone awry on the show The Reverse Bechdel Test (The Delbech Test?) Some Sal-splaining A Scream reference A false equivalency Costa’s Child Trish’s Dark Passenger A brief discussion on cults A truly sad ending   Jeff’s Smile: Leslie Jones on Twitter @Lesdoggg Mignonne’s Smile: Shorts on Disney+   You would like to give us your money at patreon.com/kjjcast (imagine Kilgrave AKA The Purple Man is saying this to you) and leave us a 5 star rating and review on Apple Podcasts Email us at kjjcast@gmail.com Hit us up on Twitter and Instagram @kjjcast Jeff: Twitter and Instagram @TheTamaranean Mignonne’s Bunnies: Instagram @mulderbun

Trish has no chill. Sallinger becomes even more insufferable. Costa puts on a show. Jessica employs a new chauffeur. Malcolm goes agro. Jeri is up to something.   This episode contains: Some CSI suits A ring light A recap of the Hannibal cinematic universe Some bullying attorneys An ill-advised memorial visitation A difinistration A Clive Barker line Caspar the unfriendly chef A visit from a dapper man A detour into Iron Fist A very specific hypothetical Some truly relaxing pillow talk   Jeff’s Smile: Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia  Mignonne’s Smile: The Crown on Netflix PSA: Support your local independent businesses   You would like to give us your money at patreon.com/kjjcast (imagine Kilgrave AKA The Purple Man is saying this to you) Email us at kjjcast@gmail.com Hit us up on Twitter and Instagram @kjjcast Jeff: Twitter and Instagram @TheTamaranean Mignonne’s Bunnies: Instagram @mulderbun

Today we have a fun interview featuring Tiffanie DeBartolo. For this interview, I invited my friend Estelle to chat with Tiffanie. Estelle is a super fan of Tiffanie’s work. In this interview, we chat about Tiffanie’s publication journey, her latest book Sorrow and some fun book recommendations.    BOOKS RECOMMENDED: God-Shaped Hole by Tiffanie DeBartolo- https://amzn.to/3gJeDER Things They Carry by Tim O’Brian - https://amzn.to/3484Y5z Sorrow by Tiffanie DeBartolo - https://amzn.to/2Wafyop How to Kill a Rockstar by Tiffanie DeBartolo - https://amzn.to/348jk5U Forever by Judy Blume - https://amzn.to/37YP3aT Summer Sisters by Judy Blume - https://amzn.to/3ngMTtF Ann M Martin https://amzn.to/3oQM4YO To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee https://amzn.to/2Wc3y5X Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Sallinger - https://amzn.to/2WhP4S1 Walden by Henry David Thoreau https://amzn.to/3a7zMYd Euphoria by Lily King  https://amzn.to/2Wi7X7c Untamed by Glennon Doyle- https://amzn.to/3njhOpb Sally Rooney - https://amzn.to/3nmmpqJ Writers and Lovers by Lily King - https://amzn.to/3oJSSaS CONNECT WITH TIFFANIE DEBARTOLO Instagram  Website    SUPPORT THE WHAT TO READ NEXT PODCAST! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends   JOIN PATREON COMMUNITY  Get weekly romance recommendations, early access to author interviews, monthly meetups and exclusive Patreon audio series by joining the Patreon community. Want to join the fun? Sign up today; http://www.whattoreadnextblog.com/patreon   ETSY SHOP ALERT- QUEEN BEE READS   Romance lovers: check out Queen Bee Reads Etsy Shop for cute & comfortable bookish apparel! The shop also features social justice apparel and fun items from some of your favorite TV shows like Schitt’s Creek & The Office. Items are designed and made by Megan of @queenbee_reads. Use code: WHATTOREAD10 to save! http://www.whattoreadnextblog.com/queenbeereads FROLIC PODCAST NETWORK  What to Read Next Podcast is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to at Frolic.media/podcasts!    AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE If you purchase a book through my Amazon or Bookshop link, I will receive a commission at no cost to you that will help cover the cost of the podcast    CONNECT WITH LAURA YAMIN  WhattoReadNextBlog.com Instagram  Goodreads  

“Si de verdad les interesa lo que voy a contarles, lo primero que querrán saber es donde nací, cómo fue todo ese rollo de mi infancia, que hacían mis padres antes de tenerme a mí, y demás puñetas estilo David Copperfield, pero no tengo ganas de contarles nada de eso. Primero porque es una lata, y, segundo porque a mis padres les daría un ataque si yo me pusiera aquí a hablarles de su vida privada.” 'El guardián entre el centeno' J.D. Salinger. En contra de los deseos del propio Jerome David Salinger, su nombre continúa generando ruido hoy. Celosamente obsesionado con su vida privada, su fuerte rechazo a la exposición pública marcó la vida de este escritor que, a base de interponer querellas y levantar muros, vivió apartado sus últimos cuarenta años en una granja de Cornish (New Hampshire). “Les aseguro que si fuera pianista o actor de cine o algo así, me reventaría que esos imbéciles me considerarán maravilloso”, escribió en “El guardián entre el centeno”, casi como una profecía. “Hasta me molestaría que me aplaudiesen. La gente siempre aplaude lo que no debe. Si yo fuera pianista, creo que tocaría dentro de un armario”, Salinger dixit. J. D. Salinger nació el 1 de Enero de 1.919 en Nueva York, concretamente en Manhattan, en el seno de una familia acomodada que se dedicaba a la importación de carnes y quesos europeos, y publicó su primer relato en una revista literaria en 1.940. En aquellos años en que aún peleaba por publicar sus textos en esas revistas, conoció a la que sería para muchos, el gran amor de su vida, Oona O´Neill, hija del dramaturgo Eugene O´Neill. Pero el estallido de la II Guerra Mundial lo cambió todo y, tras el bombardeo de Pearl Harbour, el escritor se alistó en el ejército para combatir en el frente, donde participó, entre otras acciones, en el desembarco de Normandía. Salinger era un chaval de 25 años de Park Avenue, un privilegiado criado entre algodones que se creía que la guerra iba a ser una aventura, algo romántico, lleno de glamour. Se preguntaba si tal vez le faltaba el dolor necesario para convertirse en escritor. Quería que la guerra le curtiera, que lo hiciera más profundo como persona y como escritor. Aquello le cambió para siempre. Mientras permanecía en el frente, Oona, que había iniciado un romance con Charles Chaplin, contrajo matrimonio con el mítico actor en 1.943. Por su parte él regresó a su vida en Nueva York, profundamente marcado por las secuelas de la guerra y casado con una médica alemana llamada Silvia Louise Welter, de la que poco después se divorciaría. Fue precisamente a su vuelta, en 1.951, cuando pubicó “El guardián entre el centeno”, un relato iniciático sobre la pérdida de la inocencia y el paso a la vida adulta, que aún hoy sigue generando ventas de 250.000 ejemplares al año. De ese texto, que le llevó diez años escribir, el autor confesó que seis de los capítulos de la novela estuvieron con él en el frente porque necesitaba llevar aquellas páginas no solamente como amuleto para ayudarlo a sobrevivir, sino como razón misma para sobrevivir. Salinger no solo sobrevivió sino que su obra, que una vez publicada pasó a convertirse en un clásico, es considerada hoy como una de las cumbre de la literatura de iniciación. Su narración sobre un adolescente que cuenta sus aventuras en Nueva York un fin de semana antes de navidad revelaba a un prosista excepcional, con grandes dotes para la narración y la creación de personajes, capaz de combinar la introspección con el humor y el absurdo. Tenía 32 años y acababa de convertirse en una leyenda gracias a aquel título, que en la década de los ochenta, estuvo inexplicablemente ligado a varios episodios violentos: John Hinckley Jr., que en 1.981 intentó asesinar a Ronald Reagan, estaba obsesionado con él y se dice que Mark David Chapman, el día que mató a John Lennon, llevaba un ejemplar consigo que acababa de comprar. Tras los disparos, se sentó tranquilamente a leerlos hasta que llegó la policía. “Esta es mi declaración”, había escrito en él. Pero después del éxito de “El guardián entre el centeno”, las secuelas de la guerra y la celebridad exagerada propiciaron que el autor huyera del ruido mediático y de cualquier otra distracción. Nada de fotografías, admiradores y periodistas. Tampoco le interesaba la autopromoción de su obra. Tan pronto como pudo, quiso que las editoriales retiraran su imagen de la portada del libro y toda aquella información adicional al texto en bruto. Fue en 1.965, cuando desapareció por completo. Como Emily Dickinson, Harper Lee, Cornac McHarthy o Thomas Pynchon, de quién se ha llegado a afirmar incluso que era en realidad el propio Sallinger que publicaba bajo seudónimo, Jerome David Salinger se refugió en su particular armario del tamaño de una granja en Cornish. “Me gusta escribir. Amo escribir, pero escribo solo para mí mismo y para mi placer”, declaró en una de las pocas entrevistas que en 1.974 concedió al New York Times. Todas aquellas decisiones, no obstante, lejos de apartarle de la vida pública moldearon el mito de un escritor enigmático, cuya imagen fue durante años buscada y perseguida por propios y extraños. Abrazado al budismo, su vida privada tampoco atravesaba su mejor momento cuando en 1.967, se divorció de su segunda mujer, Claire Douglas, con la que llevaba casado desde 1.955 y con quién tuvo sus dos únicos hijos, Margaret y Matt Salinger, algo más conocido por su trabajo como actor en películas como “Capitán América” del año 1.990. En lo puramente creativo, aunque según el propio escritor no dejó de escribir nunca, lo cierto es que a partir de 1.965 no volvió a publicar nada más y su producción literaria se limitó, además de la novela que lo consagró como escritor de culto, a varios libros de relatos como “Nueve cuentos”, “Fanny y Zooey” y “Levantad, carpinteros, la viga del tejado”. Salinger falleció un 27 de Enero de 2010, a los 91 años, y pasó los últimos años rehuyendo la atención mediática que había vuelto a generar la publicación de varios libros de memorias escritos por su ex amante, Joyce Maynard, a la que conoció cuando ella tenía 18 años y el alcanzaba los 52, y de su propia hija Margaret que en “El guardián de los sueños” describió a su padre como un hombre egoísta, mujeriego y machista. Con todo, extremadamente sensible para unos, obsesivo y excéntrico para otros, la oscuridad en torno a su enigmática figura sigue provocando el mismo o mayor interés hoy, más de cien años después de su nacimiento. Muchos autores, desde Goethe y Keats hasta Joice y Fitzgerald, exploraron ya el precario estado de la adolescencia antes de la década de 1.950. Pero en esta época, los adolescentes, con su nueva música y su búsqueda de emociones, representaron un reto para la sociedad y la cultura conservadoras, y se toparon con un aprensivo rechazo social: los adultos consideraban a esta generación moralmente laxa y falta de orientación. Los adolescentes respondieron con acusaciones de hipocresía, considerándose marginados en un mundo indiferente; y este es el territorio de la novela de Salinger. “El guardián entre el centeno” es narrada por Holden Caulfield, un chico de 17 años. Holden es liberal con el dinero de sus padres e implacable en sus comentarios sobre la sexualidad, la moralidad y la condición humana. Tiene poco respeto por la autoridad y parece indiferente a su trayectoria autodestructiva. Pero Holden es mucho más que un adolescente rebelde. La admisión de sus mentiras, imperfecciones y contradicciones revela a un individuo perplejo, que añora la inocencia de la niñez, sufre y que cada vez es más consciente de las contradicciones de la vida adulta. Es un antihéroe, una figura ambivalente y vulnerable, que puede mostrarse tan sensible e ingenioso como inmaduro y vulgar. Su indiferencia por la honradez y su desdén por las normas sociales establecidas se ven mitigados por un genuino impulso confesional y por una sorprendente tolerancia hacia alguno de los personajes que se encuentra en el transcurso de la novela. Holden es asimismo una víctima fácil. Es acosado en su dormitorio de la escuela y timado por un chulo que trabaja como ascensorista en el hotel en que se aloja. En su confusión respecto a las mujeres y el sexo, busca inconscientemente ternura y confianza. Tras pagar a una prostituta, le pregunta si pueden hablar un rato. Pese a su ateísmo, inicia una conversación con dos monjas, que le dicen que es un chico muy amable. Inevitablemente el realismo sucio de Salinger causó polémica. Algunos críticos despacharon la novela como pueril y sensiblera; pero los años siguientes a su publicación en 1.951, J.D. Salinger adquirió el estatus de figura de culto. La muerte y la aflicción son otros temas presentes en la novela. Tras la muerte de su hermano, Holden se destroza las manos de rabia; su compañero de clase es acosado y encuentra un final trágico. El propio título de la obra se refiere a una reflexión del protagonista, Holden, en que se ve como un guardián que evita que los niños que corren por un campo de centeno se caigan por un precipicio. Puede que la pérdida de tantos soldados jóvenes en la guerra influyera en Salinger para escribir esta fascinante narración en primera persona, que perdura como un retrato memorable del adolescente en crisis.

Ahora que tantas personas están tan nostálgicas por los años 90, vale la pena recordar títulos fundamentales como Party of Five. ¿Se acuerda? En el legendario canal 4 le pusieron La familia Sallinger. Era una de esas series, como hoy This is Us, donde uno o llora, o llora. El pozo de los deseos reprimidos

The dynamic duo officially reunites. Sallinger indulges his hobby. Erik hosts a family reunion. Jeri and Malcolm reap what they sow. Jessica lends a hand. Trish does the same.   Content Warning: In addition to all the other triggering content on this show, this specific episode includes suicide.   This episode contains: The Kornacki Cam A phone contact named “Work” A resurrection of our Coronavirus PSA A quick scene of capital A Acting Not Malcolm McDowell A brief HR seminar on total rewards A pimp is a pimp is a pimp Subtitle spoilers Some strumming ASMR A recap of Jeri’s general wrongdoing A discussion of the physics of throwing oddly-shaped objects A thoroughly botched tailing attempt A reconciliation   Jeff’s Smile: What We Do in the Shadows (The Series) on FX/Hulu Mignonne’s Smile: Schitt’s Creek on Netflix (specifically, Season 4) Bonus Smile: Anderson Cooper giggling like a dork on various YouTube videos   You would like to give us your money at patreon.com/kjjcast (imagine Kilgrave AKA The Purple Man is saying this to you) Email us at kjjcast@gmail.com Hit us up on Twitter and Instagram @kjjcast Jeff: Twitter and Instagram @TheTamaranean Mignonne’s Bunnies: Instagram @mulderbun

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.07.16.207183v1?rss=1 Authors: Tiffner, A., Schober, R., Hoeglinger, C., Bonhenry, D., Pandey, S., Lunz, V., Sallinger, m., Frischauf, I., Fahrner, M., Lindinger, S., Maltan, L., Berlansky, S., Stadlbauer, M., Schindl, R., Ettrich, R., Romanin, C., Derler, I. Abstract: The initial activation step in gating of ubiquitously expressed Orai1 Calcium (Ca2+) ion channels represents the store-dependent coupling to the Ca2+ sensor protein STIM1. An array of constitutively active Orai1 mutants gave rise to the hypothesis that STIM1 mediated Orai1 pore opening is accompanied by a global conformational change of all Orai TM helices within the channel complex. Here, we prove that a local conformational change spreads omnidirectionally within the Orai1 complex. Our results demonstrate that a global, opening-permissive allosteric communication of TM helices is indispensable for pore opening and requires clearance of a series of Orai1 gating checkpoints. We discovered these gating checkpoints in middle and cytosolic extended TM domain regions. Our findings are based on a library of double point mutants that contain each one loss-of-function (LoF) with one gain-of-function (GoF) point mutation in a series of possible combinations. We demonstrated that an array of LoF mutations act dominant over most GoF mutations within the same as well as of an adjacent Orai subunit. We further established inter- and intramolecular salt-bridge interactions of Orai subunits as a core element of an opening-permissive Orai channel architecture. Collectively, clearance and synergistic action of all these gating checkpoints is required to allow STIM1 coupling and Orai1 pore opening. Graphical Abstract O_FIG O_LINKSMALLFIG WIDTH=200 HEIGHT=166 SRC="FIGDIR/small/207183v2_ufig1.gif" ALT="Figure 1"> View larger version (76K): org.highwire.dtl.DTLVardef@1154df4org.highwire.dtl.DTLVardef@1b0ed80org.highwire.dtl.DTLVardef@b89031org.highwire.dtl.DTLVardef@102a53c_HPS_FORMAT_FIGEXP M_FIG C_FIG Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

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If you work in the healthcare industry you have a huge responsibility when it comes to managing sensitive patient information, whether you're a big software vendor or a single physiotherapist, everyone needs to follow the same rules, and there are some pretty serious consequences for not doing it properly.  Do you know what your obligations are and if you're doing a good job? Check this episode out to find out!   Who is Anna Johnston Anna Johnston is one of Australia's most respected experts in privacy law and practice. She has qualifications in law, public policy and management, and 26 years' experience in legal, policy and research roles.  Anna has a breadth of perspectives and a wealth of experience to dealing with privacy and data governance issues. She is the former Deputy Privacy Commissioner for NSW, so she knows the regulator's perspective and since 2004 is the Director for consulting firm “Salinger Privacy”. Anna has been called upon to provide expert testimony before various Parliamentary inquiries and the Productivity Commission, spoken at numerous conferences, and is regularly asked to comment on privacy issues in the media.   Anna holds a first class honours degree in Law, a Masters of Public Policy with honours, a Graduate Certificate in Management, a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, and a Bachelor of Arts, plus a number of other relevant and well regarded certificates and industry associations.  In this Episode you'll learn 2:08 - About Salinger Privacy 4:55 - Privacy Concerns in Data (with a focus on health tech) 8:15 - All about, privacy reviews, data flows, data governance, and privacy design 14:28 -AI - How does it fit ethically, legally and is policy keeping up with innovation  16:40 - AI - GDPR, challenges for AI with diagnostic decisions   20:10 - AI - Transparency, Accountability and Consent 26:00 - Legal Obligations with Data Privacy Key TakeAways When it comes to privacy law in Australia, the same laws and consequences apply to everyone dealing with healthcare information - whether they are a big institution of a single doctor. While Data Privacy breaches do happen they are often the result of lack of education and or the best intentions in mind, not so much because of malicious intent Often AI is trained on data that was collected not for the intention of training the machine, so the concept of informed consent is a tricky one  The simple “tick this box to agree” actually isn't enough and more emphasis needs to be put on clearly communicating clearly with the person who's data is being collected The expectations of patients data privacy holds the health and medical industries to the highest levels of scrutiny meaning that breaches are to be reported to the Price  Commissioners office and the patients whose privacy has been breached   Links Anna Johnston Twitter - @SalingerPrivacy  Anna Johnston LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-johnston-ba188410a/ Notifiable Data Breaches Scheme - https://www.oaic.gov.au/ndb  GDPR - https://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy/guidance-and-advice/australian-entities-and-the-eu-general-data-protection-regulation/  MSIA - https://msia.com.au/  Salinger Privacy - https://www.salingerprivacy.com.au/  My Health Record (Formerly PCEHR) - https://www.myhealthrecord.gov.au/  NDIS - https://www.ndis.gov.au/  National Health and Medical Research Council - https://www.nhmrc.gov.au/    Transcript [00:00:00] Pete: With me today is Anna Johnson. Anna is one of Australia's most respected experts in Privacy Law and practice. She has qualifications in law, public policy and management and 26 years experience in legal policy and research roles. Anna has a breadth of perspectives and a wealth of experience in dealing with privacy and data governance issues. She's the former deputy privacy commissioner for New South Wales.So she really knows regulatory perspective well, and since 2004 is the director for consulting firm Salinger Privacy Anna holds a first-class honours degree in law, a masters of public policy and honors a graduate certificate in management a graduate diploma of legal practice Anna Bachelor of Arts plus a number of other relevant and well-regarded certificates and Industry associations, Anna no longer practices as a solicitor so I am allowed to tell the occasional lawyer joke apparently which is great because that's what I'll probably do Anna thanks so much for joining. [00:01:06] Anna: Thanks Peter great to be here. [00:01:07] Pete: I think we came across each other because you were doing some stuff with MSIA a before the Medical Software Industry Association. [00:01:15] Anna: Yes, I presented at their annual conference recently and then also ran a workshop about privacy by Design so for anyone in that space of Designing health-related technology how to understand the kind of the skills and strategies that will help you build privacy compliance into the design upfront rather than trying to retrofit later.  [00:01:39] Pete: Love to get into more of that detail a bit later on in the conversation too. So, you know you're well well primed for the health Tech space and it's kind of cool to have someone on the show that you know is involved in many different Industries. You're not a vendor you're another player in this kind of big space in an area that's super important these days in our area of Health Tech being data privacy and security and whatnot.So I'm super excited about this conversation. So tell me a little bit more about Salinger Privacy what you guys do and where your clients operate? [00:02:13] Anna: Sure. So well basically we do all things privacy, so we do consulting, training, and we offer resources and one of the things I love about working in the Privacy space is It's just a fascinating intersection between law ethics and Technology. There's you know, there's always something new. There's always a new technology you coming around the corner that we have to get our heads around and help our clients manage that intersection between their Legal obligations ethics customer expectations and then you know what the technology can and what the technology should be allowed to do so, we work across as I said Consulting, training, and resources and we are an Australian business, we've got clients across Australia occasionally we dip our toe into the waters of New Zealand as well. But our clients come from their quite the mix. So, quite a lot of government clients but also businesses from the big end of town, to the nonprofits and also the small and very much Tech startup space.So we have clients everywhere from the kind of you know top ASX companies down to you know, one person's got a great new tech idea with working out of their spare bedroom at the moment kind of space. [00:03:28] Pete: Nice as to how much of it do you reckon is in that Health space? [00:03:34] Anna: Yeah health is really common as probably the second biggest sector after government. Although of course, you know often government is also in the health sector. So sometimes our clients will be the health service provider. So someone directly in that Health Service provision space and they just want to make sure they're dotting their I's crossing their T's in the way that they're collecting and using their patients data, but more typically where, not so much that direct service provision, but all the organizations that use and collect and hold and store health information. So sometimes that's insurance companies for example, sometimes it's governments working in public policy organizations getting into the data analytics space so focusing particularly on you know health and disability data for example, and then there's been some really big-ticket kind of projects we've worked on. So we worked on the Privacy impact assessment on the original design for My Health Record, back when it was originally called the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record the original setup of the National Disability Insurance Scheme. So we've been involved in privacy impact assessments very early on in those very very big-ticket government projects which touch on health and disability data in particular. [00:04:55] Pete: So in health in particular then what are some of the biggest privacy concerns you see today that the pop-up. [00:05:02] Anna: So what I think is quite interesting about the health sector and it makes it different to other sectors is the health sector is a standout but in a bad way, unfortunately, so the health sector consistently tops the list of sectors reporting notifiable data breaches in Australia.So and when we talk about a notifiable data breach we're talking about when personal information has either been lost. Subject to unauthorized access or subject to an unauthorized disclosure [00:05:33] Pete: because it was those relatively recently wasn't it that want kind of recently that was something change that meant that companies needed to be more transparent with that kind of thing. [00:05:43] Anna: Yeah absolutely so the law was changed in February 2018. To make notification of it. So if you have this kind of data breach and if it's likely to result in serious harm to one or more individuals. It's now the law in Australia that you need to notify both price commissioner's office and those affected individuals, so your patient. [00:06:03] Pete: It's not just big companies or small companies. [00:06:05] Anna: So in the health sector at covers any health service provider regardless of their size. So you might be a one-person physiotherapy business, you know or an independent Locum you uncovered by the federal privacy act. So regardless of your size all Health Service Providers are covered. Outside the health sector, there is an exemption for small businesses. But that exemption does not apply to health service providers. So the health sector is already called out for I guess expectations of a high level of privacy protection for businesses no matter their size in the health sector just because of you know, patient's expectations. And so I think one of the things that makes the health sector different is patient expectations, so it's not that the type of privacy risks or privacy issues are different for health technology, for example, technology design as for any other type of Technology design, but the difference is that patients expectations about the protection of their Health Data are much higher. There's just this sort of intuitive if it's my health information. It must be kept absolutely private, but also the consequences of privacy breaches tend to be higher when you're talking about health information compared with say, you know, The Accidental disclosure of someone's credit card details. Yeah, there are some financial risks. But those risks can be resolved, you know relatively straightforward way. I don't want to minimize those risks, but it's quite a different story in terms of the repercussions individuals can face if their health information is disclosed without Authority. So that might be it could be discrimination embarrassment implications for their employment implications for insurance and all the rest. That's what makes the challenges for people working in technology into the health sector and technology so much higher not that as I said, not that. The nature of the Privacy risks themselves are terribly different. It's just that the expectations are higher and the consequences are worse if you have a data breach. [00:08:17] Pete: So you mentioned that you guys do privacy reviews. What is a privacy review exactly? [00:08:24] Anna: So we did two different kinds so one is called a privacy impact assessment and the other is generally called a privacy audit or a privacy compliance review and the difference really is where you're at in the design process for what we're reviewing. So if you are at the design stage of a new project new technology project, for example, we get in at the design stage and do what's called a privacy impact assessment. If you want us to review something that's already up and running. So your business as usual. We basically call that a privacy audit but regardless of which one of those we doing. We ask the same kind of questions and regardless of whether its the design of the software. It might be the design of a business process. It might be the design of a paper form. It doesn't have to be, you know, a high-tech project to need this kind of review. So regardless of the nature of the project we tend to ask the same questions so you know can and should we collect this data can and should we use it for this particular purpose who can we disclose it to? How do we keep it safe? So when we look at a new project, for example, we look at two broad things one is data flows and the other is data governance. So when what I describe as data flows what we're looking at is. What personal information is being collected? How is it going to be used? Who will it be disclosed to so those three points collection use and disclosure and for each of those we then ask is this going to be appropriate meaning is it going to be lawful? So is it going to comply with the Privacy principles that govern collection use and disclosure but not just is it going to be lawful? Is it going to meet your customers? You know your patients expectations. Is it going to be proportionate to a legitimate business need and is there critically, is there a more privacy-protective way you can achieve that business objective? Yeah, so always trying to come up with you know, helping our clients come up with the most privacy-protective design of a technology of a form of whatever it is but in a way that still achieves the businesses objectives. So once we've settled those questions about authorizing the data flows and making sure that there are lawful and appropriate then we look at data governance. So we usually start with looking at transparency. So have you communicated clearly to your customers about those data flows? You know how their personal information is going to be collected used and disclosed so that they actually understand what's going to happen. You know, I talk about the no-surprises rule no one likes to be surprised what's going to happen with their data and if they have if they're going to have choices is there a really easy way for them to manage those choices? You know, is it as straightforward as a swipe left or right on the app to say yes or no to something and one thing that's really important is in terms of transparency is for organizations to separate out what we see is three different things but often bundled together. So those three things are your privacy policy a collection notice explaining. At the point of collection what it is you're doing with the person's information and a consent mechanism if you're going to rely on consent, so those three things serve three quite different purposes, but especially online. The design practices often companies will jumble the three all together into one long legalistic confusing document and then they make users just tick agree [00:11:55] Pete: Tick a box and you can and you can click the link. Click the link to go read it that you it's not down the bottom. [00:12:02] Anna: Yeah, and we know no one ever reads it, I don't even read them. So we so in terms of data governance. We look importantly transparency. And then finally we look at other data governance questions, like have your staff being trained. Do you have a clear pathway for managing any requests you get for patients to access their data or correct it do you have a clear pathway for managing privacy complaints. Do you have a data breach response plan in place to your staff know what to do in the event of a data breach, so. All of those things that of data flows and data governance form part of whether we're doing a privacy impact assessment of a new project or a privacy audit of an existing business process and again, whether its software or something else, we look at both data flows and data governance as part of our privacy review. [00:12:53] Pete: And if I think about it from my experience. Often, you know, if I'm thinking as a health Tech vendor not many of them go out with any kind of massive intention on I don't know to steal patients information or doing something cynical with the data, but I've seen in the past two, it's not about the intention of what they're going to do with it, but it's almost the perception of what's going to happen or so having that kind of review or someone outside of the business to do that sounds like a pretty sensible thing to do. [00:13:23] Anna: Yeah, absolutely and certainly my experience having worked in you know, in a regulatory role in the primes Commissioner's Office the vast majority of privacy complaints and the vast majority of privacy breaches and data breaches are not coming from a point of malicious conduct or deliberately people doing the wrong thing. It's accidents and it's oversights and its people simply not understanding what their obligations are. Understanding that there are alternative ways to design things. So absolutely. Yeah. I very very rarely see privacy breaches arising from deliberate misconduct. Yeah. It's much more coming from a place of ignorance and sometimes people trying to do the right thing, you know trying to be helpful in trying to help the clients but accidentally doing the wrong thing. [00:14:20] Pete: Yeah, that can happen in health care too. Can you just send this across to me? I really need it because of this particular situation or something. Yeah. [00:14:27] Anna: Yeah. Absolutely. [00:14:28] Pete: It seems to be the right thing to do. It's a balance. So I'm thinking about that In our world AI artificial intelligence that's a big point of discussion regarding privacy for me anyway at the moment. How well do you think policies keeping up with the rate of pace of innovation in Australia more broadly as AI is really Innovative space and there are other things going on too, how's policy keeping up. [00:14:50] Anna: I think there's a constant challenge whether it's AI or any other kind of new technology. There's always this challenge of Law and policy keeping up. The first point I'd make is that privacy laws are designed deliberately. They're drafted deliberately to be technology-neutral and format neutral. So the idea is that they shouldn't actually be always playing catch-up. We've tried to anticipate in the drafting of our privacy laws technologies that haven't even been thought of yet and our starting point with those laws is Broad framed general kind of principles and it's all about respecting humans autonomy and dignity. So sort of one answer is the law is keeping up because it's it was already anticipating new technologies and that those new technologies should be being managed Under the Umbrella of existing laws and policies. But at the same time obviously the law is constantly being challenged in terms of how workable it is in practice and certainly with artificial intelligence the ethical and legal implications are something that not just in Australia but governments around the world are grappling with right at the moment. So there are projects trying to come up with legal and ethical frameworks to cover AI here in Australia the federal department of innovation and industries been working on something there are projects in the EU there are projects in the US There's a lot of activity going on at the moment and lots of those projects around the world are focusing on things like the fairness of AI as well as transparency. So in particular in Europe some of your listeners. May have heard of the GDPR are already. So that's a privacy law in Europe that was recently reformed the general data protection regulation and one of the reforms that was introduced is what you might call a right to algorithmic transparency. So that means that's kind of the laws way of trying to ensure that algorithms developed from AI from machine learning and from AI will be fair and accountable in terms of the impact of decision making that is made or decisions made based on those algorithms. So there's kind of a right to human review of computers decisions and there are rights to ask companies to pause or stop the processing and we would call that using or disclosing someone's personal information in order to ask for an explanation of well you know, how is this algorithm? Working so why you know, why was I denied health insurance or why is it why my premiums going up and my next-door neighbors are going down for example. [00:17:49] Pete: and its even more like as we're moving to space where artificial intelligence is assisting the process of Diagnostics and looks at an image and says this patient has cancer or not. You know that having that in a black box is not you know, and then just you know, let's ask the computer and wait to see what. Is it so much ambiguity there? [00:18:12] Anna: Yeah, absolutely. And in a legal sense, I think courts will increasingly struggle with this as well. If someone is challenging a decision, so it might not be the you know, the diagnosis but maybe it's the health insurers decision based on the diagnosis. You know, we're going to pay your claim or we're not going to pay your claim or whatever it is. You know based on some kind of calculation of risk of that disease developing for example, or you know, if the algorithm can't be explained to a court if it can't be explained to a judge. How is anyone going to be able to determine whether that algorithm was working in a fair and accurate way so one of the really critical privacy principles is it's called the data quality principle or the accuracy principle and it says that each of us has the right to ensure that only accurate relevant up-to-date complete not misleading information is used in decision-making about us and that obviously. Becomes more critical, you know the rubber hits the road where the decision is going to impact us negatively. So the decision is going to be you don't get the insurance or we don't pay your claim. You don't get the job. You don't get access to housing you don't get access to credit for example, and so if you've got decisions made in a black box and no one can explain how they're made because. Yeah, there was some machine learning going on in the AI system came up with its own algorithm. How can anyone test how can a court test whether or not that decision making and the data on which it was based was, you know accurate Fair relevant up-to-date Etc. So that's certainly one big challenge for AI that the sort of the transparency and the accountability for it and I think the other Big Challenge or the other area where AI poses a challenge in terms of compliance with Privacy Law is the lawfulness of the data flows in the first place. So, you know, it's when I was talking about when we do a privacy review we're looking at the data flows meaning what personal information is collected, how it's used who it's disclosed to and in the world of AI your ability to lawfully collect use or disclose data. It's extremely hard to rely on consent as your lawful mechanism consent isn't is by no means not this by no means the only lawful mechanism. There are lots of ways under the Privacy principles that allow companies and governments to collect use and disclose personal information. But quite often consent is what organizations try to rely on but in AI it's really challenging. So if you think about do you do example AI is being used to diagnose some health conditions? Yeah, much of the data. Used in the first place to train the machine learning that will create the AI will create the algorithm that training data what we call a training data will have been collected for some other purpose. So it will have been years worth of data collecting about real hospitals being treated in real patients being treated in real hospitals. That and that becomes the training data set for the machine learning. So it's fairly likely that the patients in the past were not asked to consent but that time to sometime in the future use of their data for this quite different purpose. [00:21:56] Pete: That's something that wasn't even thought of at the time. [00:21:59] Anna: So it's not just about treating you at some point in the future a machine will use your data to train another machine to recognize patterns in data, so but even now if we started to ask patients for their consent, you know as well as us treating you in hospital today. Do you consent to your information being used for AI development in the future? How could a patient today possibly give informed consent? Because the whole point of machine learning and AI is to kind of throw all the data in the mix and just see what pops out it's not a kind of if you like old-fashioned kind of you know, he's a research by hypothesis. This is the question we're asking here's exactly how we're going to conduct the experiment. Yes. So it's not like a clinical trial whereas a patient. I know what my disease is. I'm being offered a new kind of medicine. I've been warned about the possible side effects, and I've had the chance to say yes or no AI and machine learning at based on quite different kinds of research practices, which don't usually involve. That kind of one-on-one sit-down discussion with an individual. It's based on very very large data sets to create those training data sets. It's based on historical data. And typically you don't go back and you don't have the ability to go back and ask for everyone's consent. It's very difficult to rely on patient consent as the lawful basis for health information to be collected used or disclosed for AI purposes. As I said, it's not the only possibility but quite often companies work on the assumption that consent is going to be their legal mechanism and it turns out not to be.Kind of the pragmatic solution for them, but I don't think that that's something that's particularly. Well understood yet. [00:23:52] Pete: What is the solution then like if consent isn't it? Like how does a company doing AI in health or any area I guess operate? [00:24:01] Anna: so there are other legal mechanisms and one of them is and it depends, you know, which Privacy Law you're talking about which jurisdiction you're in but there's usually some kind of research exemption and that usually, again it differs kind of from state to state and federal and Country to country but the research exemptions usually have some role for human research Ethics Committee which gets to weigh up the ethical considerations. Think about where the public interest lies and that committee usually has the power to waive the requirement for consent. There is this kind of structured way to work through thinking about those issues and the National Health and Medical Research Council has guidelines on you know how to set up a human research Ethics Committee and what a properly constituted committee looks like and all of the factors that they need to, you know, there are guidelines about how they need to reach their kind of decision making, so it's not as simple as simply you know, those the tick a box mandatory terms and conditions. That's not going to constitute a valid consent in Privacy Law. So that's just not the right legal mechanism in the most in the majority of cases for artificial intelligence kind of development.  [00:25:25] Pete: Wow so much complexity to factor in and you can going through even just the tip of the iceberg of all of that you can see a lot of work underneath it and questions and kind of vagueness that kind of speak to the reasons why the rate of innovation moves so much faster than other areas that are important like Policy. That's really interesting. Hey look so moving on what should Australian health tech software vendors be most concerned about when developing a solution today then. [00:26:01] Anna: I think first of all make sure you're thinking about both your legal obligations and your customers expectations, you know, the law is by the law. I'm talking about the Privacy principles built into Privacy Law the law tries to codify your basic ethical obligations, but it really sets the minimum kind of standard and often your customers expectations will set a higher standard than just legal compliance. So legal compliance is obviously necessary, but it really should just be considered the minimum Baseline not the entire set of things that you need to think about. I mentioned before the role of consent is in reality quite fraught so if you are relying on your patients consent to do something with their health information you absolutely need to make sure that that consent is actually going to be valid under privacy law you know, it will hold up to scrutiny. So you can't under Privacy Law. You can't say that you're relying on a patient's consent if they actually had no choice to say. No, it has to be voluntary. It has to be informed it has to be specific So it can't be included in mandatory terms and conditions, for example, an opt-out model is not consent. For example, so as I said consent is not the only legal mechanism. There are plenty of other mechanisms. But if that's the one you're relying on you need to be really careful to get that right and another thing is to make sure that your technology has been designed with privacy in mind. So we talked about this concept of privacy by design which is all about baking your privacy controls into the design of systems from. The beginning rather than trying to you know retrofit them in later and I think well what I find usually is a lot of effort goes into the cybersecurity side of things, you know, keeping out the external Bad actors and that's obviously incredibly important but our particular kind of expertise and our skill set is focused more on the internal actors so when you are whether you're designing tech your configuring it implementing it you need to think about your customers but also about your staff or your trusted users your trusted insiders. So making sure that Tech is designed so that its staff or other authorized users only see the absolute minimum amount of personal information about your customers or your patients that they really need to do their job, you know, the legislation says that you have to do this a lot of people come back and say oh, we've got a code of conduct for our employees. We make the more sign it so that's okay. The law says that that is not enough and you know case law comes basically the law that comes from Court decisions and tribunal decisions backs that up that just having you know, letting all staff see all patient records but saying oh, but they signed a code of conduct that's not going to be enough You won't be complying with your privacy legal obligations if that's all you're doing. So you need the same things like role-based access controls, but there's a whole bunch of other privacy controls that can be built into Tech design and it will depend on the kind of product you're or service that you're designing But depending on what it is you're doing, you know, if you're if you've got a data analytics project and using a data warehouse, for example, we would look at filtering out certain data fields. And then we'd look at masking other data fields from the view of particular user groups. If you think about something like an E-health record system, you would limit the search functionality to prevent misuse, you know, the kind of scenario we're usually looking at is, you know, could a staff member look up health information about their partner or their ex-partner or their next-door neighbour so you might put in a test that users need to pass before they can even access customer records. For example, rather than just enabling any user to do a global search against any customer or patient name, so there's plenty of different things you can do. So we use 8 privacy design strategies to help guide Our advice to our clients when we're reviewing technology design software design and sometimes the solution lies in the design of their technology itself, but quite often it's outside the technology so the solution might be or a mix of you know, staff training policies and procedures back to that transparency issue. So how you communicate with your customers. There are lots of different angles we can come from when we're trying to mitigate privacy risks. [00:30:50] Pete: Wow there's a lot to cover I'm sure there are many people listening and thinking this probably a few things that could be applied in their business in the healthcare space, whether it's they're providing the service or the software that sits behind it. I think it's evident that it that it's something that's important to everyone from that single physio, you mentioned right through to the big organizations have got a lot more structure and process to handle this stuff and even they get it wrong a lot too. So having a dedicated focus in that like you guys is particularly interesting so Thank you for sharing your thoughts and insights on that particular topic. [00:31:30] Anna: Great. Thanks for having me on the show.  

Following the tragic end of her brief superhero career, Jessica Jones tries to rebuild her life as a private investigator, dealing with cases involving people with remarkable abilities in New York City. Creator: Melissa Rosenberg Stars: Krysten Ritter, Rachael Taylor, Eka Darville Likes: The new characters of Eric and Sallinger. Jessica's use of her powers and the Luke Cage cameo. Dislikes: Trish's character development, Hogarth's and Malcolm's story arcs. Favorite Episode: A.K.A Hellcat MY rating: Meh --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ride-home-reviews/support

We're at the penultimate episode of Defenders TV Podcast for our Jessica Jones 312 Review. We talk about our top 5 moments of A.K.A. A Lotta Worms in this spoiler filled discussion. Jessica leads Sallinger down the stairs. Jessica Jones 312 Review "A.K.A. A Lotta Worms" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written By: Scott Reynolds Directed By: Sarah Boyd As Jessica Jones is released from police custody, Hellcat begins her move against Sallinger. After being tipped off by Trish’s more violent approach to justice by Erik Geldon, Jessica intervenes at the hospital and saves Sallinger from a vengeful Patsy. A trap laid by Jessica at Sallinger’s apartment leads to the capture of Trish by Malcolm and the recovery of the hard drive with proof of Hellcat’s identity and attack on Sallinger. However, another trap is laid this time for Jessica as she ends up in a harrowing situation with the killer Sallinger. At Alias investigations tied to a chair, Jessica’s life hangs in the balance as Sallinger looks for a confession from her that she is a superhero “fraud”; but she is wise to his methods and with help from Erik record his confession to the murder of Dorothy Walker, before subduing him and packing him off to the NYPD. With Salinger arrested, Jessica frees Trish and encourages her to move on. However, Trish is still overcome with anger and makes her way to the courthouse for a particular brand of justice! Getting in Contact with Us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 312 Review Podcast. We love to hear from listeners about your thoughts on all of our podcasts so please send yours to feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com join us on Facebook at facebook.com/tvpodcastindustries or follow us onhttps://www.facebook.com/TVPodcastIndustries/ Twitter @tvpodindustries and you can now record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website tvpodcastindustries.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return in just over a week with our review of the Jessica Jones Season 3 Finale and final episode of Defenders TV Podcast Episode 13 "A.K.A Everything" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 16/07/2019Date published: 19/07/2019MP3, 70.00 mins, 112kbps, 56.2 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

We're at the penultimate episode of Defenders TV Podcast for our Jessica Jones 312 Review. We talk about our top 5 moments of A.K.A. A Lotta Worms in this spoiler filled discussion. Jess and Sallinger take the stairs https://open.spotify.com/episode/3adI269rpjjmRjkC76voqe You can hear the penultimate episode of our Jessica Jones Podcasts on Spotify Jessica Jones 312 Review "A.K.A. A Lotta Worms" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written By: Scott Reynolds Directed By: Sarah Boyd As Jessica Jones is released from police custody, Hellcat begins her move against Sallinger. After being tipped off by Trish’s more violent approach to justice by Erik Geldon, Jessica intervenes at the hospital and saves Sallinger from a vengeful Patsy. A trap laid by Jessica at Sallinger’s apartment leads to the capture of Trish by Malcolm and the recovery of the hard drive with proof of Hellcat’s identity and attack on Sallinger. However, another trap is laid this time for Jessica as she ends up in a harrowing situation with the killer Sallinger. At Alias investigations tied to a chair, Jessica’s life hangs in the balance as Sallinger looks for a confession from her that she is a superhero “fraud”; but she is wise to his methods and with help from Erik record his confession to the murder of Dorothy Walker, before subduing him and packing him off to the NYPD. With Salinger arrested, Jessica frees Trish and encourages her to move on. However, Trish is still overcome with anger and makes her way to the courthouse for a particular brand of justice! Getting in Contact with Us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 312 Review Podcast. We love to hear from listeners about your thoughts on all of our podcasts so please send yours to feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com join us on Facebook at facebook.com/tvpodcastindustries or follow us onhttps://www.facebook.com/TVPodcastIndustries/ Twitter @tvpodindustries and you can now record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website tvpodcastindustries.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return in just over a week with our review of the Jessica Jones Season 3 Finale and final episode of Defenders TV Podcast Episode 13 "A.K.A Everything" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 16/07/2019Date published: 19/07/2019MP3, 70.00 mins, 112kbps, 56.2 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

We're at the penultimate episode of Defenders TV Podcast for our Jessica Jones 312 Review. We talk about our top 5 moments of A.K.A. A Lotta Worms in this spoiler filled discussion. Jess and Sallinger take the stairs https://open.spotify.com/episode/3adI269rpjjmRjkC76voqe You can hear the penultimate episode of our Jessica Jones Podcasts on Spotify Jessica Jones 312 Review "A.K.A. A Lotta Worms" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written By: Scott Reynolds Directed By: Sarah Boyd As Jessica Jones is released from police custody, Hellcat begins her move against Sallinger. After being tipped off by Trish’s more violent approach to justice by Erik Geldon, Jessica intervenes at the hospital and saves Sallinger from a vengeful Patsy. A trap laid by Jessica at Sallinger’s apartment leads to the capture of Trish by Malcolm and the recovery of the hard drive with proof of Hellcat’s identity and attack on Sallinger. However, another trap is laid this time for Jessica as she ends up in a harrowing situation with the killer Sallinger. At Alias investigations tied to a chair, Jessica’s life hangs in the balance as Sallinger looks for a confession from her that she is a superhero “fraud”; but she is wise to his methods and with help from Erik record his confession to the murder of Dorothy Walker, before subduing him and packing him off to the NYPD. With Salinger arrested, Jessica frees Trish and encourages her to move on. However, Trish is still overcome with anger and makes her way to the courthouse for a particular brand of justice! Getting in Contact with Us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 312 Review Podcast. We love to hear from listeners about your thoughts on all of our podcasts so please send yours to feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com join us on Facebook at facebook.com/tvpodcastindustries or follow us onhttps://www.facebook.com/TVPodcastIndustries/ Twitter @tvpodindustries and you can now record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website tvpodcastindustries.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return in just over a week with our review of the Jessica Jones Season 3 Finale and final episode of Defenders TV Podcast Episode 13 "A.K.A Everything" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 16/07/2019Date published: 19/07/2019MP3, 70.00 mins, 112kbps, 56.2 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

As Trish flashes back through her life John and Derek fly through our Jessica Jones 311 Review to discuss our Top 5 moments about A.K.A. Hellcat. This is a Spoiler Filled review of Jessica Jones. Those Krav Maga classes are paying off in spades for Trish, maybe not for Hogarth. Jessica Jones 311 Review "AKA Hellkat" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written By: Jane Espenson Directed By: Jennifer Getzinger Trish Walker revisits her memories of her troubled childhood with her Mom, Dorothy Walker, as she grieves for her death. As a young child Trish is forced by Dorothy to take up acting. A series of calculated plans from Dorothy sees Trish earn a coveted leading role for a prime time sitcom. With your talent proclaims Dorothy to Trish “...you don’t owe me anything, you owe the world!". As the funeral plans take shape Trish plots to kill Sallinger, but is stopped by Jessica Jones, who tries to comfort her. Meanwhile, Jeri blackmails Trish to help her go after Dimitri Patseras. With Sallinger off-limits (for now) Trish aims to use her powers to stamp out evil across New York City. She approaches Erik about helping out with catching criminals, and they go after Nussbaumer. While trying to record his confession, Trish accidentally kills him in a rage. This puts Jessica in the cross-hairs of the police but also makes Erik's headaches go away. To take the pressure off Jessica, Trish and Erik plot to divert the investigators and attack Jace Montero, but an enraged Trish ends up murdering Montero. As Erik’s headache recedes again and the world feels that little bit lighter, Trish is convinced killing is more effective and decides on her next target! Getting in Contact with Us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 311 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of the penultimate episode of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 12 "A.K.A A Lotta Worms" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 14/07/2019Date published: 16/07/2019MP3, 50.03 mins, 112kbps, 40.3 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

As Trish flashes back through her life John and Derek fly through their Jessica Jones 311 Review to discuss their Top 5 moments about AKA Hellcat. This is a Spoiler Filled review of Jessica Jones. Those Krav Maga classes are paying off in spades for Trish, maybe not for Hogarth. https://open.spotify.com/episode/2IgsLdo70Y7IaHpDZka5C7 Listen to the latest episode on Spotify Jessica Jones 311 Review "AKA Hellkat" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written By: Jane Espenson Directed By: Jennifer Getzinger Trish Walker revisits her memories of her troubled childhood with her Mom, Dorothy Walker, as she grieves for her death. As a young child Trish is forced by Dorothy to take up acting. A series of calculated plans from Dorothy sees Trish earn a coveted leading role for a prime time sitcom. With your talent proclaims Dorothy to Trish “...you don’t owe me anything, you owe the world!". As the funeral plans take shape Trish plots to kill Sallinger, but is stopped by Jessica Jones, who tries to comfort her. Meanwhile, Jeri blackmails Trish to help her go after Dimitri Patseras. With Sallinger off-limits (for now) Trish aims to use her powers to stamp out evil across New York City. She approaches Erik about helping out with catching criminals, and they go after Nussbaumer. While trying to record his confession, Trish accidentally kills him in a rage. This puts Jessica in the cross-hairs of the police but also makes Erik's headaches go away. To take the pressure off Jessica, Trish and Erik plot to divert the investigators and attack Jace Montero, but an enraged Trish ends up murdering Montero. As Erik’s headache recedes again and the world feels that little bit lighter, Trish is convinced killing is more effective and decides on her next target! Getting in Contact with Us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 311 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of the penultimate episode of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 12 "A.K.A A Lotta Worms" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 14/07/2019Date published: 16/07/2019MP3, 50.03 mins, 112kbps, 40.3 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

As Trish flashes back through her life John and Derek fly through their Jessica Jones 311 Review to discuss their Top 5 moments about AKA Hellcat. This is a Spoiler Filled review of Jessica Jones. Those Krav Maga classes are paying off in spades for Trish, maybe not for Hogarth. https://open.spotify.com/episode/2IgsLdo70Y7IaHpDZka5C7 Listen to the latest episode on Spotify Jessica Jones 311 Review "AKA Hellkat" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written By: Jane Espenson Directed By: Jennifer Getzinger Trish Walker revisits her memories of her troubled childhood with her Mom, Dorothy Walker, as she grieves for her death. As a young child Trish is forced by Dorothy to take up acting. A series of calculated plans from Dorothy sees Trish earn a coveted leading role for a prime time sitcom. With your talent proclaims Dorothy to Trish “...you don’t owe me anything, you owe the world!". As the funeral plans take shape Trish plots to kill Sallinger, but is stopped by Jessica Jones, who tries to comfort her. Meanwhile, Jeri blackmails Trish to help her go after Dimitri Patseras. With Sallinger off-limits (for now) Trish aims to use her powers to stamp out evil across New York City. She approaches Erik about helping out with catching criminals, and they go after Nussbaumer. While trying to record his confession, Trish accidentally kills him in a rage. This puts Jessica in the cross-hairs of the police but also makes Erik's headaches go away. To take the pressure off Jessica, Trish and Erik plot to divert the investigators and attack Jace Montero, but an enraged Trish ends up murdering Montero. As Erik’s headache recedes again and the world feels that little bit lighter, Trish is convinced killing is more effective and decides on her next target! Getting in Contact with Us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 311 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of the penultimate episode of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 12 "A.K.A A Lotta Worms" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 14/07/2019Date published: 16/07/2019MP3, 50.03 mins, 112kbps, 40.3 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

John and Derek ask if Hogarth is a monster in their Jessica Jones 309 Review of "AKA I Did Something Today. They pick out their top 5 case notes about this episode in their Spoiler Filled discussion. Jessica and Trish share a moment of downtime. https://open.spotify.com/episode/45Bp04zyg47PJkgMYxxvyT Listen to this episode of Jessica Jones on Spotify Jessica Jones 309 Review "AKA I Did Something Today" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by - Lisa Randolph Directed by - Jennifer Getzinger After a shocking blow, Jessica prevents Trish killing Sallinger and they make it safely back to Alias Investigations. With Dorothy’s death weighing heavily on both Jessica and Trish, a hospitalised Sallinger has other plans and sends proof of Trish's attack to Jessica. She is forced to choose between protecting Trish and ending Sallinger as he threatens to release a photo of the attack to the press unless Jones destroys all evidence of Nathan's death. To save Trish, a reluctant Jessica with the help of Erik, blackmails Officer Carl Nussbaumer (brilliantly played by Larry Mitchell) to help them destroy the evidence that would put Sallinger behind bars. Elsewhere, Jeri Hogarth seizes a chance to get back in Kith's life through a plea from her son Laurent and Malcolm unknowingly reveals Trish as the masked vigilante to Jeri as he quits her law firm. Unaware that Jeri knows her secret, an upset Trish finds out Jessica has destroyed evidence to save her and later in the day police arrive at Jessica’s apartment; but their questions don’t revolve around Trish but instead about her involvement in the murder of Officer Nussbaumer. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 309 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 10 "A.K.A Hero Pants" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 06/07/2019Date published: 10/07/2019MP3, 69.19 mins, 112kbps, 55.7 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

John and Derek are wondering how late is too late for a forensic scientist to be up working on a cold case in our Jessica Jones 309 Review of A.K.A. I Did Something Today. Trish and Jess take some time out after a distressing day Jessica Jones 309 Review "AKA I Did Something Today" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by - Lisa Randolph Directed by - Jennifer Getzinger After a shocking blow, Jessica prevents Trish killing Sallinger and they make it safely back to Alias Investigations. With Dorothy’s death weighing heavily on both Jessica and Trish, a hospitalised Sallinger has other plans and sends proof of Trish's attack to Jessica. She is forced to choose between protecting Trish and ending Sallinger as he threatens to release a photo of the attack to the press unless Jones destroys all evidence of Nathan's death. To save Trish, a reluctant Jessica with the help of Erik, blackmails Officer Carl Nussbaumer (brilliantly played by Larry Mitchell) to help them destroy the evidence that would put Sallinger behind bars. Elsewhere, Jeri Hogarth seizes a chance to get back in Kith's life through a plea from her son Laurent and Malcolm unknowingly reveals Trish as the masked vigilante to Jeri as he quits her law firm. Unaware that Jeri knows her secret, an upset Trish finds out Jessica has destroyed evidence to save her and later in the day police arrive at Jessica’s apartment; but their questions don’t revolve around Trish but instead about her involvement in the murder of Officer Nussbaumer. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 309 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 10 "A.K.A Hero Pants" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 06/07/2019Date published: 10/07/2019MP3, 69.19 mins, 112kbps, 55.7 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

John and Derek ask if Hogarth is a monster in their Jessica Jones 309 Review of "AKA I Did Something Today. They pick out their top 5 case notes about this episode in their Spoiler Filled discussion. Jessica and Trish share a moment of downtime. https://open.spotify.com/episode/45Bp04zyg47PJkgMYxxvyT Listen to this episode of Jessica Jones on Spotify Jessica Jones 309 Review "AKA I Did Something Today" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by - Lisa Randolph Directed by - Jennifer Getzinger After a shocking blow, Jessica prevents Trish killing Sallinger and they make it safely back to Alias Investigations. With Dorothy’s death weighing heavily on both Jessica and Trish, a hospitalised Sallinger has other plans and sends proof of Trish's attack to Jessica. She is forced to choose between protecting Trish and ending Sallinger as he threatens to release a photo of the attack to the press unless Jones destroys all evidence of Nathan's death. To save Trish, a reluctant Jessica with the help of Erik, blackmails Officer Carl Nussbaumer (brilliantly played by Larry Mitchell) to help them destroy the evidence that would put Sallinger behind bars. Elsewhere, Jeri Hogarth seizes a chance to get back in Kith's life through a plea from her son Laurent and Malcolm unknowingly reveals Trish as the masked vigilante to Jeri as he quits her law firm. Unaware that Jeri knows her secret, an upset Trish finds out Jessica has destroyed evidence to save her and later in the day police arrive at Jessica’s apartment; but their questions don’t revolve around Trish but instead about her involvement in the murder of Officer Nussbaumer. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 309 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 10 "A.K.A Hero Pants" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 06/07/2019Date published: 10/07/2019MP3, 69.19 mins, 112kbps, 55.7 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

It's still a massive heatwave here but the full team are back for our Jessica Jones 308 Review. We discuss our top 5 points about "A.K.A. Camera Friendly" and it's shocking conclusion. This is a spoiler filled discussion so please make sure you've watched the episode before listening. Trish and Dorothy settle their differences Listen to this episode on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/16r5m9v5wVeUsvFmZX7i15 Listen to our Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 8 podcast over on Spotify Jessica Jones 308 Review "AKA Camera Friendly" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : Scott Reynolds Directed by : Stephen Surjik After the grisly events in Wappinger Sallinger posts a video to Jessica teasing his next crime that will take place at 7pm. Jessica recruits Trish to help look for the victim while contacting Detective Costa to check Salinger's apartment. They find a decoy hired to watch over his home, so Jessica responds to Sallinger with her own media play to taunt him as she destroys his apartment and his precious trophies. Meanwhile, Jeri Hogarth demands that Malcolm identify the masked woman who broke into her law firm as she wages war against super-powered vigilantes, even Jessica Jones if she gets in the way. As time ticks away, Jessica and Trish believe that they have uncovered the identity of Sallinger’s next victim, Mona Lee of GT Agrochemical. But as 7pm comes and goes Salinger shows up at his apartment apparently clean of any wrongdoing. As Jessica heads back to Alias Investigations and Trish goes over to her mother’s apartment a dreadful realisation dawns on Jessica. As Trish arrives at her mother’s she finds her murdered, bleeding out taped to a chair. As Trish races to Salinger's apartment to kill him, Jessica rushes to stop her. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 308 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 9 "A.K.A I Did Something Today " talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 30/06/2019Date published: 05/07/2019 MP3, 73.48 mins, 112kbps, 59.2 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

The full team are back but there's still a massive heatwave here for our Jessica Jones 308 Review. We discuss our top 5 points about "A.K.A. Camera Friendly" and it's shocking conclusion. This is a spoiler filled discussion so please make sure you've watched the episode before listening. Dorothy and Trish settle their differences Jessica Jones 308 Review "AKA Camera Friendly" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : Scott Reynolds Directed by : Stephen Surjik After the grisly events in Wappinger Sallinger posts a video to Jessica teasing his next crime that will take place at 7pm. Jessica recruits Trish to help look for the victim while contacting Detective Costa to check Salinger's apartment. They find a decoy hired to watch over his home, so Jessica responds to Sallinger with her own media play to taunt him as she destroys his apartment and his precious trophies. Meanwhile, Jeri Hogarth demands that Malcolm identify the masked woman who broke into her law firm as she wages war against super-powered vigilantes, even Jessica Jones if she gets in the way. As time ticks away, Jessica and Trish believe that they have uncovered the identity of Sallinger’s next victim, Mona Lee of GT Agrochemical. But as 7pm comes and goes Salinger shows up at his apartment apparently clean of any wrongdoing. As Jessica heads back to Alias Investigations and Trish goes over to her mother’s apartment a dreadful realisation dawns on Jessica. As Trish arrives at her mother’s she finds her murdered, bleeding out taped to a chair. As Trish races to Salinger's apartment to kill him, Jessica rushes to stop her. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 308 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 9 "A.K.A I Did Something Today " talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 30/06/2019Date published: 05/07/2019MP3, 73.48 mins, 112kbps, 59.2 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

It's still a massive heatwave here but the full team are back for our Jessica Jones 308 Review. We discuss our top 5 points about "A.K.A. Camera Friendly" and it's shocking conclusion. This is a spoiler filled discussion so please make sure you've watched the episode before listening. Trish and Dorothy settle their differences Listen to this episode on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/16r5m9v5wVeUsvFmZX7i15 Listen to our Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 8 podcast over on Spotify Jessica Jones 308 Review "AKA Camera Friendly" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : Scott Reynolds Directed by : Stephen Surjik After the grisly events in Wappinger Sallinger posts a video to Jessica teasing his next crime that will take place at 7pm. Jessica recruits Trish to help look for the victim while contacting Detective Costa to check Salinger's apartment. They find a decoy hired to watch over his home, so Jessica responds to Sallinger with her own media play to taunt him as she destroys his apartment and his precious trophies. Meanwhile, Jeri Hogarth demands that Malcolm identify the masked woman who broke into her law firm as she wages war against super-powered vigilantes, even Jessica Jones if she gets in the way. As time ticks away, Jessica and Trish believe that they have uncovered the identity of Sallinger’s next victim, Mona Lee of GT Agrochemical. But as 7pm comes and goes Salinger shows up at his apartment apparently clean of any wrongdoing. As Jessica heads back to Alias Investigations and Trish goes over to her mother’s apartment a dreadful realisation dawns on Jessica. As Trish arrives at her mother’s she finds her murdered, bleeding out taped to a chair. As Trish races to Salinger's apartment to kill him, Jessica rushes to stop her. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 308 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 9 "A.K.A I Did Something Today " talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 30/06/2019Date published: 05/07/2019 MP3, 73.48 mins, 112kbps, 59.2 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

Chris and Derek are in the middle of the European heatwave for our Jessica Jones 307 Review. In between keeping hydrated we talk about our top 5 points about "AKA The Double Half Wappinger" the seventh episode of the final season. This is a spoiler filled discussion so please make sure you've watched the episode before listening. Trish and Jessica take a trip to Wappinger Falls Listen to this episode on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/29uPmMgsRHlN8hYQwPV8GJ Hear our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 7 on Spotify Jessica Jones 307 Review "AKA The Double Half Wappinger" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : Nancy Won Directed by : Larry Teng Jessica Jones and Trish Walker watch on as Sallinger walks away scot free from the police with a little help from Jeri Hogarth. Jeri needs to divert attention from her business problems so puts Sallinger in front of the media to get his side of the story out there. Sallinger uses his time in the spotlight to reveal the second super vigilante who attacked him. While everyone is trying to work out who it could be, Jessica and Trish go to his home town of Wappinger Falls to investigate the beginnings of a serial killer. They had the victim wrong but the crime right as the duo reveal the long covered grave of Greg Sallinger’s first murder. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 307 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 8 "A.K.A Camera Friendly" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 26/06/2019Date published: 02/07/2019MP3, 62.52 mins, 112kbps, 50.5 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

The Defenders are in the middle of the European heatwave for our Jessica Jones 307 Review. In between keeping hydrated, we discuss our top 5 points about "AKA The Double Half Wappinger" the seventh episode of the final season. This is a spoiler filled discussion so please make sure you've watched the episode before listening. Off to Wappinger Falls with Jessica and Trish Jessica Jones 307 Review "AKA The Double Half Wappinger" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : Nancy Won Directed by : Larry Teng Jessica Jones and Trish Walker watch on as Sallinger walks away scot free from the police with a little help from Jeri Hogarth. Jeri needs to divert attention from her business problems so puts Sallinger in front of the media to get his side of the story out there. Sallinger uses his time in the spotlight to reveal the second super vigilante who attacked him. While everyone is trying to work out who it could be, Jessica and Trish go to his home town of Wappinger Falls to investigate the beginnings of a serial killer. They had the victim wrong but the crime right as the duo reveal the long covered grave of Greg Sallinger’s first murder. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 307 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 8 "A.K.A Camera Friendly" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 26/06/2019Date published: 02/07/2019MP3, 62.52 mins, 112kbps, 50.5 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

Chris and Derek are in the middle of the European heatwave for our Jessica Jones 307 Review. In between keeping hydrated we talk about our top 5 points about "AKA The Double Half Wappinger" the seventh episode of the final season. This is a spoiler filled discussion so please make sure you've watched the episode before listening. Trish and Jessica take a trip to Wappinger Falls Listen to this episode on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/29uPmMgsRHlN8hYQwPV8GJ Hear our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 7 on Spotify Jessica Jones 307 Review "AKA The Double Half Wappinger" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : Nancy Won Directed by : Larry Teng Jessica Jones and Trish Walker watch on as Sallinger walks away scot free from the police with a little help from Jeri Hogarth. Jeri needs to divert attention from her business problems so puts Sallinger in front of the media to get his side of the story out there. Sallinger uses his time in the spotlight to reveal the second super vigilante who attacked him. While everyone is trying to work out who it could be, Jessica and Trish go to his home town of Wappinger Falls to investigate the beginnings of a serial killer. They had the victim wrong but the crime right as the duo reveal the long covered grave of Greg Sallinger’s first murder. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 307 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 8 "A.K.A Camera Friendly" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 26/06/2019Date published: 02/07/2019MP3, 62.52 mins, 112kbps, 50.5 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

Sorry face from us as John can't join us for our Jessica Jones 306 Review. We talk about our top 5 points about "AKA Sorry Face" the sixth episode of the final season. This is a spoiler filled discussion so please make sure you've watched the episode before listening. I'm not sure if that's a Sorry Face from Zaya! Listen to this episode on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/1YruOcLIa4cIwOcEb25rmj Listen to our Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 6 chat on Spotify Jessica Jones 306 Review "AKA Sorry Face" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : Jesse Harris Directed by : Tim Iacofano As Detective Costa and his team investigate the crime scene that Jessica Jones and Trish Walker discovered, Gregory Sallinger is toying with his latest victim. He’s trying to get Erik Gelden to admit to camera that he’s a “Cheater” and not worthy of his privilege. As Sallinger gets more frustrated with Erik’s apologies the killer notices the effect he’s having on him as Erik begins to bleed from his nose and eyes. Sallinger realises that Erik is powered. Meanwhile, as Jeri is taking Hogarth and Associates on the offensive with their clients, it’s sole investigator, Malcolm Ducasse is going on his own coercion offensive. Everyone started to notice that there’s something eating away at Malcolm, but he tries to prove once and for all his worth as he beats Berry’s pimp to a pulp in the street to get her back to the safety of his apartment. As Sallinger continues to play with his prey, Erik has managed to loosen his binds. As the two tussle and with just moments to spare, Trish and Jessica arrive to Sallinger’s hideout just in time to save Erik. But they have unleashed a Power slaying beast on themselves as Sallinger commits to taking them all down. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 306 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 7 "A.K.A The Double Half-Wappinger" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 25/06/2019Date published: 28/06/2019MP3, 68.05 mins, 112kbps, 54.7 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

Sorry face from us as John can't join us for our Jessica Jones 306 Review. We talk about our top 5 points about "AKA Sorry Face" the sixth episode of the final season. This is a spoiler filled discussion so please make sure you've watched the episode before listening. I'm not sure if that's a Sorry Face from Zaya! Listen to this episode on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/1YruOcLIa4cIwOcEb25rmj Listen to our Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 6 chat on Spotify Jessica Jones 306 Review "AKA Sorry Face" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : Jesse Harris Directed by : Tim Iacofano As Detective Costa and his team investigate the crime scene that Jessica Jones and Trish Walker discovered, Gregory Sallinger is toying with his latest victim. He’s trying to get Erik Gelden to admit to camera that he’s a “Cheater” and not worthy of his privilege. As Sallinger gets more frustrated with Erik’s apologies the killer notices the effect he’s having on him as Erik begins to bleed from his nose and eyes. Sallinger realises that Erik is powered. Meanwhile, as Jeri is taking Hogarth and Associates on the offensive with their clients, it’s sole investigator, Malcolm Ducasse is going on his own coercion offensive. Everyone started to notice that there’s something eating away at Malcolm, but he tries to prove once and for all his worth as he beats Berry’s pimp to a pulp in the street to get her back to the safety of his apartment. As Sallinger continues to play with his prey, Erik has managed to loosen his binds. As the two tussle and with just moments to spare, Trish and Jessica arrive to Sallinger’s hideout just in time to save Erik. But they have unleashed a Power slaying beast on themselves as Sallinger commits to taking them all down. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 306 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 7 "A.K.A The Double Half-Wappinger" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 25/06/2019Date published: 28/06/2019MP3, 68.05 mins, 112kbps, 54.7 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

Sorry face from Defenders TV Podcast as John can't join us for our Jessica Jones 306 Review. We talk about our top 5 points about "AKA Sorry Face" the sixth episode of the final season. This is a spoiler filled discussion so please make sure you've watched the episode before listening. Well it's not a happy face from Zaya or Jeri Jessica Jones 306 Review "AKA Sorry Face" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : Jesse Harris Directed by : Tim Iacofano As Detective Costa and his team investigate the crime scene that Jessica Jones and Trish Walker discovered, Gregory Sallinger is toying with his latest victim. He’s trying to get Erik Gelden to admit to camera that he’s a “Cheater” and not worthy of his privilege. As Sallinger gets more frustrated with Erik’s apologies the killer notices the effect he’s having on him as Erik begins to bleed from his nose and eyes. Sallinger realises that Erik is powered. Meanwhile, as Jeri is taking Hogarth and Associates on the offensive with their clients, it’s sole investigator, Malcolm Ducasse is going on his own coercion offensive. Everyone started to notice that there’s something eating away at Malcolm, but he tries to prove once and for all his worth as he beats Berry’s pimp to a pulp in the street to get her back to the safety of his apartment. As Sallinger continues to play with his prey, Erik has managed to loosen his binds. As the two tussle and with just moments to spare, Trish and Jessica arrive to Sallinger’s hideout just in time to save Erik. But they have unleashed a Power slaying beast on themselves as Sallinger commits to taking them all down. Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 306 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 7 "A.K.A The Double Half-Wappinger" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 25/06/2019Date published: 28/06/2019 MP3, 68.05 mins, 112kbps, 54.7 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

I wish this wasn't the last season of the Defenders but here's our Jessica Jones 305 Review. We discuss our Top 5 Case Notes about AKA I Wish, the fifth episode of Season 3. Sallinger likes to play the game Listen to this episode on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/5zXY5eLRWUEYduXR63Uw5v Listen to Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 5 on Spotify Jessica Jones 305 Review "AKA I Wish" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : J. Holtham Directed by : Mairzee Almas Trish Walker (Rachael Taylor) and Jessica Jones (Kristen Ritter) come to an uneasy agreement to work together to stakeout Gregory Sallinger’s (Jeremy Bobb) apartment as Jessica needs an anonymous person to help track him. Meanwhile, with the release of damaging information, Jeri Hogarth (Carrie-Anne Moss) miscalculates her attack on Kith’s husband Peter (John Benjamin Hickey). He blames her for Kith (Sarita Choudhury) walking out on him and then exposes Hogarth and Associates as protectors to superhuman vigilantes before taking his life. As Jeri lays low in her home and Kith distances herself from Jeri, Malcolm Ducasse (Eka Darville) begins to realise his part in the death of Peter Lyonne. Back at Alias Investigations, with the help of Gillian’s (Aneesh Sheth) insightful mind, Trish and Jessica compare notes and grizzly photographs taken from Sallinger’s apartment and realise that he has been slowly murdering people over a 10-year period. With the help of (a less  insightful) severed hand borrowed from the morgue and thrown through Sallinger’s apartment window they discover he has been storing the severed bodies of his victims in a tanker by the railway tracks. As Jessica and Trish follow him to his body hideout, Sallinger flips their trap. It almost costs Jessica her life but Trish comes to the rescue as she chooses to save her sister instead of following her target. Having escaped capture Gregory Sallinger goes after his next victim, burger maker extraordinaire and Jessica’s new distraction, Erik Gelden (Benjamin Walker). Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 305 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 6 "A.K.A Sorry Face" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 22/06/2019Date published: 25/06/2019MP3, 69.28 mins, 112kbps, 55.8 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

I wish this wasn't the last season of the Defenders but we are here with our Jessica Jones 305 Review. We discuss our Top 5 Case Notes about AKA I Wish, the fifth episode of Season 3. Sallinger watches over his prey Jessica Jones 305 Review "AKA I Wish" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : J. Holtham Directed by : Mairzee Almas Trish Walker (Rachael Taylor) and Jessica Jones (Kristen Ritter) come to an uneasy agreement to work together to stakeout Gregory Sallinger’s (Jeremy Bobb) apartment as Jessica needs an anonymous person to help track him. Meanwhile, with the release of damaging information, Jeri Hogarth (Carrie-Anne Moss) miscalculates her attack on Kith’s husband Peter (John Benjamin Hickey). He blames her for Kith (Sarita Choudhury) walking out on him and then exposes Hogarth and Associates as protectors to superhuman vigilantes before taking his life. As Jeri lays low in her home and Kith distances herself from Jeri, Malcolm Ducasse (Eka Darville) begins to realise his part in the death of Peter Lyonne. Back at Alias Investigations, with the help of Gillian’s (Aneesh Sheth) insightful mind, Trish and Jessica compare notes and grizzly photographs taken from Sallinger’s apartment. They soon realise that he has been slowly murdering people over a 10-year period. With the help of (a less  insightful) severed hand borrowed from the morgue and thrown through Sallinger’s apartment window they discover he has been storing the severed bodies of his victims in a tanker by the railway tracks. As Jessica and Trish follow him to his body hideout, Sallinger flips their trap. It almost costs Jessica her life, but Trish comes to the rescue as she chooses to save her sister instead of following her target. Having escaped capture Gregory Sallinger goes after his next victim, burger maker extraordinaire and Jessica’s new distraction, Erik Gelden (Benjamin Walker). Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 305 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 6 "A.K.A Sorry Face" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 22/06/2019Date published: 25/06/2019MP3, 69.28 mins, 112kbps, 55.8 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

I wish this wasn't the last season of the Defenders but here's our Jessica Jones 305 Review. We discuss our Top 5 Case Notes about AKA I Wish, the fifth episode of Season 3. Sallinger likes to play the game Listen to this episode on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/5zXY5eLRWUEYduXR63Uw5v Listen to Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 5 on Spotify Jessica Jones 305 Review "AKA I Wish" Spoiler Filled Synopsis Written by : J. Holtham Directed by : Mairzee Almas Trish Walker (Rachael Taylor) and Jessica Jones (Kristen Ritter) come to an uneasy agreement to work together to stakeout Gregory Sallinger’s (Jeremy Bobb) apartment as Jessica needs an anonymous person to help track him. Meanwhile, with the release of damaging information, Jeri Hogarth (Carrie-Anne Moss) miscalculates her attack on Kith’s husband Peter (John Benjamin Hickey). He blames her for Kith (Sarita Choudhury) walking out on him and then exposes Hogarth and Associates as protectors to superhuman vigilantes before taking his life. As Jeri lays low in her home and Kith distances herself from Jeri, Malcolm Ducasse (Eka Darville) begins to realise his part in the death of Peter Lyonne. Back at Alias Investigations, with the help of Gillian’s (Aneesh Sheth) insightful mind, Trish and Jessica compare notes and grizzly photographs taken from Sallinger’s apartment and realise that he has been slowly murdering people over a 10-year period. With the help of (a less  insightful) severed hand borrowed from the morgue and thrown through Sallinger’s apartment window they discover he has been storing the severed bodies of his victims in a tanker by the railway tracks. As Jessica and Trish follow him to his body hideout, Sallinger flips their trap. It almost costs Jessica her life but Trish comes to the rescue as she chooses to save her sister instead of following her target. Having escaped capture Gregory Sallinger goes after his next victim, burger maker extraordinaire and Jessica’s new distraction, Erik Gelden (Benjamin Walker). Getting in Contact with us Thanks so much for listening to our Jessica Jones 305 Review Podcast. Our Jessica Jones reviews have only just begun so if you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can also record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. We will return on later this week with our review of Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 6 "A.K.A Sorry Face" talk to you then. Thank you so much for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 22/06/2019Date published: 25/06/2019MP3, 69.28 mins, 112kbps, 55.8 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Marvel and Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

Karen Kraus and Bob Sallinger’s organizations, the Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon and the Audubon Society of Portland, have formed what may seem to some to be a most unlikely partnership between “cat people” and “bird people.” But the truth, Karen and Bob have found, is that animal welfare and wildlife conservation have a lot more in common than people might think. Karen’s group, the Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon, is a high-volume spay/neuter program in Portland that offers TNR services for feral and stray cats and low-cost spay/neuter for owned cats. Since its founding in 1995, the group has altered over 92,000 cats. They are focused on trying reduce the numbers of stray and feral cats on the streets, but in addition to spay/neuter, they do a lot of education—part of which happens through their partnership with the Portland Audubon Society. Portland Audubon Society (Bob’s group and the largest chapter of the National Audubon Society), has a state-wide focus on protecting birds and other wildlife and their habitat. Part of that effort includes trying to reduce predation on birds by free-roaming cats—and a big part of that effort has been collaborating w/ the Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon. The relationship between the two groups, which has been going on for two decades, formed when the groups realized that they shared common goals—reducing the numbers of outdoor cats and promoting more responsible pet ownership. “From Day One,” Karen says, “our information has said that we recognize that outdoor cats predate on wildlife and that we want to see a reduction in outdoor cats to help both wildlife and for the cats.” Working together has allowed these two groups to be much more creative and to explore a wider variety of strategies than they would have been possible if they’d taken an antagonistic approach to each other. The result of this partnership is the Cats Safe at Home campaign, which encourages people to keep their cats indoors through such things as an annual “catio tour” in the area—as well as more academic projects like research to try to ensure that good information and solid statistics are available to inform decisions around the best ways to control outdoor cat populations and reduce predation on birds. In their interview with Stacy, Bob and Karen go on to give some tips on how other similar groups might approach trying to work together on what is a highly polarized issue on the national level. Bob tells us that while it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the magnitude of a challenge like decreasing outdoor cat numbers and reducing cat predation on birds, the truth is that most environmental challenges are solved “from the ground up.” In other words, it’s a lot of individual actions that add up to something bigger. You can help incrementally resolve this issue over time with your own cats by keeping them indoors (and if that’s not possible with your current cat, maybe with the next one), or by decreasing the amount of time they spend outdoors. There are a lot of things people can do that help solve a problem, Bob tells us, and the way we make progress is by a lot of people participating. To learn more about the Cats Safe at Home campaign (including information on their upcoming 6th annual catio tour!), visit catssafeathome.org. To learn more about Karen’s organization, the Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon, visit feralcats.com, and to learn more about Bob’s organization, the Audubon Society of Portland, visit audubonportland.org.

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Episode Summary: Our guest on today’s show is Bob Sallinger, the conservation director for the Audubon Society of Portland, a group whose history is intertwined with that of... Read more » The post EOC 053: The REAL Story behind Malheur National Wildlife Refuge with Bob Sallinger appeared first on Wild Lens.

We’re taking this week off, but thought we’d dig into our archives and re-visit one of our most popular episodes of the show - episode 53 about the occupation of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.  This interview with the conservation director of the Audubon Society of Portland, Bob Sallinger, was conducted back in January of 2016 while the occupation was still going on.  Bob put the situation in context by providing some important historical background on the refuge, which was created back in 1908.  Bob also told the fascinating story behind the establishment of a new set of management goals that were recently created for the refuge, and how local residents were included in this decision making process in an unprecedented way. It’s been over a year since the armed occupation of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.  Since this episode aired we saw the dramatic conclusion to the standoff, as well as the acquittal of those who participated in the armed occupation.  A new Frontline documentary, called American Patriot tells the story behind this armed occupation, as well as the larger movement behind the occupation.  The film premiered on PBS just this week, and is available to stream online - follow the link below to check it out.