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Diane catches up with her good pals Variety TV Editor Mike Schneider and Vulture's West Coast TV Editor Joe Adalian. In a wide-ranging chat, topics include the current state of the TV industry including what we're optimistic about and changes we'd like to see, Emmy Award season, and then about the shows we're watching right now and shows we're looking forward to.

TV and film writers are taking to the picket lines for the third day, after failing to reach an agreement with Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers. It' still unclear how long the strike will last, but both sides seem to be dug in. Guest: Michael Schneider, Senior TV Editor, Variety. Host of Screengrab, a podcast from KCRW   The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to pass ambitious plans for new housing in Hollywood and Downtown L.A. The aim is to bring 135,000 new homes to the two neighborhoods. Reporter: David Wagner, LAist 

WE'VE BEEN NOMINATED FOR 2 SPORTS PODCAST AWARDS!!! Vote for us before April 6!!! Create a free account. Go to Best Motorsports Podcast and Best Sports Comedy Podcast and vote for THE RED FLAGS PODCAST!!! Remember to hit "Submit vote." Screengrab your vote and tag us! G'day Vankahs! We cover A LOT in this almost-2 hr ep including FOX's newest pundit - Ted Kravitz, why George Russell just gets better and better, the kink of Charles Leclerc suffering, Michael Masi existing as a human in the world, never seeing Fernando Alonso and John Wick in the same room, why we were happy to see Daniel Ricciardo, Nico Hulkenberg impressing us, why Esteban Ocon can't handle his own reflection, Carlos Sainz's crazy penalty, and our newest, sluttiest nickname for Oscar Piastri. Join our Patreon! Buy our sick merch! Follow us: Twitter | Instagram | TikTok | Youtube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

WE'VE BEEN NOMINATED FOR 2 SPORTS PODCAST AWARDS!!! Vote for us!!! Create a free account. Go to Best Motorsports Podcast and Best Sports Comedy Podcast and vote for THE RED FLAGS PODCAST!!! Screengrab your vote and tag us! Matt and Brian cover the latest F1 news including and goss including MATT ELISOFON BRUISE WATCH on Patreon, TikTok being the best social media platform, why Max and Jos Verstappen need to STFU this season, our George Russell tide change, which drivers seem like athletes, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri starring in a Call Me By Your Name parody, Lewis Hamilton's golf date, and why Yuki should get called up to Red Bull. Join our Patreon! Buy our sick merch! Follow us: Twitter | Instagram | TikTok | Youtube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

WE'VE BEEN NOMINATED FOR 2 SPORTS PODCAST AWARDS!!! Vote for us!!! Create a free account. Go to Best Motorsports Podcast and Best Sports Comedy Podcast and vote for THE RED FLAGS PODCAST!!! Screengrab your vote and tag us! It's the Saudi Arabian GP recap and Professor Elisofon is back to give us a lesson in Middle Eastern geopolitics. The guys cover the Lewis and Angela breakup and how Toto's leaking group chat goss, all the battles -- Lando Norris v. Oscar Piastri, George Russell v. Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen v. Checo Perez, and Ferrari v. Charles Leclerc. We also chat about Alonso's new happy persona, why Lewis is like LeBron James, and Nico Rosberg's social media presence. Join our Patreon! Buy our sick merch! Follow us: Twitter | Instagram | TikTok | Youtube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

WE'VE BEEN NOMINATED FOR 2 SPORTS PODCAST AWARDS!!! Vote for us!!! Create a free account. Go to Best Motorsports Podcast and Best Sports Comedy Podcast and vote for THE RED FLAGS PODCAST!!! Screengrab your vote and tag us! This week we're coving the latest F1 news including Aston Martin's financials, Lance Stroll's miraculous recovery, the potential lawsuit against Nelson Piquet, why the cost cap is hurting Mercedes, the bad vibes at Ferrari, Sir Lewis Hamilton's lie detector test, and why Charles Leclerc is Billie Eilish. Follow us: Twitter | Instagram | TikTok | Youtube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

If you follow the high octane, high action, and the highly skilled sport of downhill mountain biking then you will know the name Tahnée Seagrave… if you don't then it doesn't matter, as this is an episode of the podcast you need to hear regardless.  Tahnée is a multiple World Cup winner, athlete for Red Bull and Fox Racing, but after a major crash she feared for her future in the sport. Injuries aren't uncommon but Tahnée suffered a serious concussion that has kept her off her bike and thrown up walls to scale that simply weren't there before. Kris speaks to her about the accident, the fallout, and the work to get riding again as well as how to embrace femininity in a male dominated sport and redefining females within it. At the time of her accident Tahnée was being follow by a film crew. What has been produced, was a very very different documentary to the one that it began life as. It's out now so search for it or follow the link via Tahnée's Instagram - www.instagram.com/tahneeseagrave Screengrab or send a post a picture of where you're listening to Glittering A Turd and tag Kris in on Instagram - www.instagram.com/howtoglitteraturd  Please don't forget we love hearing your Turds so please do share your story of how you've glittered your turd, send a voice note or WhatsApp to the Turd Hotline >>> +44 (0)776 923 7544

We are so happy to welcome onto the podcast, a woman who kept our spirits up during lockdown and is a glitterer across all her many talents.. singer, songwriter, author, podcaster and kitchen disco queen… this week's guest is Sophie Ellis Bextor. In the podcast you'll hear stories of how the glitter wasn't always present, what the music industry can do to you and the when, where and why Sophie lifted all our spirits with the now famous kitchen discos during lockdown. Keep track of all the amazing projects Sophie is currently doing via her website - https://sophieellisbextor.net  Screengrab or send a post a picture of where you're listening to Glittering A Turd and tag Kris in on Instagram - https://.instagram.com/howtoglitteraturd  If you want to share the story of how you've glittered your turd, send a voice note or WhatsApp to the Turd Hotline >>> +44 (0)776 923 7544

Why has the same California license plate been showing up in movies and TV shows for two decades? Support the show and listen to over 50 episodes of our bonus podcast by joining our Patreon! Show notes: 01:39 – Buffy the Vampire Slayer, "Villains" episode 02:16 – The Xandermobile 02:54 – A113 summary 03:43 – Screengrab of the plate in "A Star Is Born" 04:11 – Screengrab from "Matchstick Men" 04:52 – Screengrab from "Ray Donovan" 04:59 – "Furious 7" scene with 2SAM564 06:21 – Flim 26:19 – ISS Props 27:40 – Vehicle registration plates of California 29:27 – California DMV Sample License Plate Order Form (PDF) 33:52 – 2GAT123.com's License Plates 35:34 – Studio Graphics

Welcome to the Sillymarillion! Where Paul (the forever fan) teaches Tori (the newcomer) all about the Silmarillion. Bonus Podcast! The untitled upcoming Lord of the Rings Amazon series dropped the release date and a screengrab containing two very familiar trees. We called an emergency podcast session with special surprise guest Erran to discuss our theories, thoughts, and Tolkien tangents. Follow Erran on Tumblr! https://lesbiansforboromir.tumblr.com/ - Meta discussion blog https://lesbiansandboromir.tumblr.com/ - Art Blog And come join us on twitter, tell us your thoughts on the upcoming series, and if you're ready for September 2nd, 2022. Erran: @LesbianBoromir Paul: @goodlookingeek Tori: @toriello_ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesillymarillion/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesillymarillion/support

Photo:  Screengrab of "Disconnect," a free add-on for internet browsers, showing some of the many trackers on the website "abovetopsecret.com" . The company logos shown in this screengrab are the intellectual property of the respective companies , their reproduction in this screen grab covered by fair use .CBS Eye on the World with John BatchelorCBS Audio Network@Batchelorshow1/2: Future Banking and unsolved digital privacy. @AliceFulwood @TheEconomisthttps://www.economist.com/special-report/2021-05-08?utm_medium=pr&utm_source=us-e

Hosts of "Screengrab," for KCRW, Michael Schneider has been covering the business of television for nearly 25 years and now he is "stuck at home" with Cliff and Jason. Michael and Cliff talk Emmy picks. (GO SCHITTS CREEK!) Jason and Cliff talk about why King of Staten Island Sucked so Bad.

Welcome to Episode #12 of FriendsBeer.Coffee: An Autobiographical Podcast for the Hell of It. I am your host, Joel Gratcyk. Today’s guest is Doug Zeigler. We cover his love of beer, scotch, writing, and family. We also cover his religious background, how he ended up in IT, and how me met. Screengrab from “Beer With Friends” episode where Greg Washington, Doug Zeigler, and I chat it up! We’ve hung out in person a number of time thanks to the Dad 2.0 Summit, but apparently haven’t taken any photos together. *shrug*

It will be a couple of weeks before people get back to work in France. But for now, the country's dentists are feeling especially vulnerable.Many of them say they won't have enough personal protective equipment, or PPE, to protect them from the coronavirus as they treat their patients. So they're protesting in a unique way: They're stripping down.Dozens of dentists have taken pictures of themselves naked in their offices and posted the photos online with the hashtag #dentisteapoil — or, dentists in the buff. The photos are composed with carefully positioned props like books and flowers to conceal their private parts.Dental surgeon Dr. Maud Braun-Reys posted a photo of herself naked in her office in Obernai, near Strasbourg, France. She also posted a naked photo of her 72-year-old father, Dr. Daniel Reys, who is also a dentist. "If tomorrow the health ministry doesn't free up this talk of PPE that is currently blocked or give us the possibility to order, it will be like going naked to work," Braun-Reys said. "The fact is that because of the shortage of masks in the hospital, all dentists make a donation of their stock of PPE. So without protection for us and for our patients, it's really impossible to face COVID."  Screengrab of naked German doctors protesting in the nude because of lack of PPE during the COVID-19 outbreak. Credit: Blankebedenken Related: COVID-19: The latest from The World The French dentists are joined by health specialists throughout Europe posing naked to demonstrate their vulnerability. In Germany, nude photos appear on a website urging politicians to ensure doctors and clinics have enough protective gear."I learned how to stitch wounds, why do I now have to learn how to stitch masks?" reads a placard held by a female doctor with a stethoscope and a red mask in one photo. The naked doctors said that outpatient and general practice care for COVID-19 patients was as important as hospital care, putting them on the front line in the fight to contain the coronavirus pandemic.In response to the French dentists' protest, the country's government said it will provide the dentists extra masks when the country's lockdown begins to lift on May 11."Last week we announced an extra 150,000 FFP2 masks to be provided to them by the 11th of May to allow some cabinets [offices] to reopen and handle relative emergencies," a spokesperson for the French ministry of health told The World. "After the 11th of May, we will progressively reopen all dentists and provide the necessary PPE for this activity to be possible.""It's not enough for 42,000 dentists. It will just only last for one day of work."Maud Braun-Reys, dentistAccording to Braun-Reys, much more gear is needed: "It's not enough for 42,000 dentists. It will just only last for one day of work." Braun-Reys noted that the images have shocked people around the world, particularly in the US. But the intention was not to draw attention to French dentists' naked bodies, she said."It's just to explain that we are totally defenseless," she said. "So it was really to shock maybe a little bit the opinion, but also to alert the authorities. And we are all united in this movement. All the dental profession is united. We have made 260 photos for the moment and it's going to grow and grow all over the world." Reuters contributed to this report. Editor's note: A previous version of this story used the wrong image for Dr. Daniel Reys.

Screengrab from: https://youtu.be/ldqv6Y2myKI Charissa Sedor and Ralph Crew host Science News and Qs, also known as SNaQ, for the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh. They combine their curiosity about science with the intimacy of podcasting to help the Science Center reach people in its own community and around the world. Each new episode is not only fun and informative, but it also extends the Science Center’s mission to delight -- as you’ll hear, they’re definitely delightful -- educate -- they know what they’re talking about and are great at explaining it -- and inspire. And if you’ve ever considered starting a podcast for your museum, hopefully, they’ll inspire you to finally do it. **FULL TRANSCRIPT** NICK: Hi, and welcome to What’s On. I’m Nick Faber, Director of Content Strategy at Cuberis. My guests today are Charissa Sedor and Ralph Crewe of the Carnegie Science Center. If you’re listening to this episode right now, I don’t have to tell you what a podcast is. But I would like to tell you why I like them so much. I grew up listening to talk radio, and not just for the news. I especially loved the shows where it was just one or two people in a studio, talking about current events, sharing stories from their lives, making jokes. Just… talking. It felt like a constant companion in my life, like a reliable, funny friend, who was always ready to hang out. When podcasts became more accessible, I started listening to those. And I sought out shows that reminded me of the radio shows that I loved. And the best part was, I didn’t have wait to tune in at a certain time, I could just listen whenever I wanted to. As podcasting grew in popularity, something really great happened. They started getting really, really specific. Now there are podcasts about board games, podcasts about a single band or movie, podcasts about other podcasts. It seems like there’s a podcast for every niche. When I work with museums on developing content strategies, one of the exercises we work through is figuring out their unique positioning. Basically, who are you, who do you serve, and what do you do for them? In other words, what’s your niche and what sort of content can you create to own it? My guests today have become experts at using the intimacy and immediacy of podcasting to help their institution serve its audience of science-curious folks in their own community and around the world. Charissa Sedor and Ralph Crew host Science News and Qs, also known as SNaQ, for the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh. Each new episode is not only fun and informative, but it also extends the Science Center’s mission to delight -- as you’ll hear, they’re definitely delightful -- educate -- they know what they’re talking about and are great at explaining it -- and inspire. And if you’ve ever considered starting a podcast for your museum, hopefully, they’ll inspire you to finally do it. Charissa and Ralph joined me over Skype. I asked them where the idea for SNaQ came from, and that’s where we’ll pick up the conversation. RALPH: About... what, a year and a half, two years ago, I started talking about doing a podcast. I'm lucky that I get to make new programs at the Science Center. My title is Program Development Coordinator. And I share an office with Charissa. And Charissa and I have been working together for years, and we've done live planetarium programs and other things for a long time. And I just basically-- I listen to a ton of podcasts, and thought, why can't the Science Center have a podcast? So we started working together and brainstorming. We put together a little miniature episode about bees. CHARISSA: Yes, our two-minute pilot. RALPH: And showed it to the directors, and were like, hey look, we can make this kind of content and they bought it. And they were like, yeah, let's do it. CHARISSA: It stemmed from-- There wasn't anything like this coming from our organization yet,

We want you to hear our rollicking satire of venture capitalists, which involves lots of loose talk about cat masturbation. Here's how to hear it: 1) Leave us a rating/review on iTunes. Be real with us. We can take it. 2) Screengrab that ish. 3) Either a) e-mail that screenshotted review to relentlesspicnic@gmail.com, or b) DM that screenshotted review to @stanleypicnic on Twitter. Then, we'll send you either a direct download link or an mp3 attachment, featuring the sketch we lovingly refer to as "The Cat Jerker". Thanks for picnicking relentlessly.

How do you measure humanity? We go deep into spoilers for Ex Machina as we recap Bluebook's work to produce a robot that can pass as a human. In a reference-filled episode, we talk about the challenges of passing (or manipulating) a Turing Test, we debate the ethics of creating sentient machines, and compare the "planning/interview/debrief" structure of the film against how we approach our testing sessions. As we proceed, we get distracted by discussions about the capabilities of helicopters, we wonder how a CEO can run a business from a location with no mobile coverage, investigate whether Nathan has already succeeded in creating the perfect dancing robot, and discover a film connection which sends Dan into uncontrollable laughter. We also subject Siri and Google Home to their own Turing Test. It doesn't go well. Testing conferences and initiatives mentioned during the introduction: Neil's blog post about TestBash Brighton 2017 Brighton tester meetup - 19 April (where Dan presented this week) Brighton tester meetup - 24 May (where Neil is presenting) Let's Test (Sweden /South Africa) 2017 I T.A.K.E. Unconference 2017, Bucharest (where Dan is presenting a keynote) Nordic Testing Days 2017, Tallinn List of testing and agile conferences which are (and aren't) #PayToSpeak Rob Lambert - Blazingly Simple Guide To Submitting To Conferences Speak Easy Other references in the episode: Homecoming (audio drama podcast) starring Oscar Isaac, Catherine Keener and David Schwimmer YouTube: Oscar Isaac as Officer Fartman in Lenny The Wonder Dog Wikipedia: Official Secrets Act TV Tropes: "As You Know" (when two characters discuss something they both already know, for the benefit of the audience) Wikipedia: Turing Test YouTube: Benedict Cumberbatch's celebrity impressions Screengrab of Neil's chatbot experience with BT FiveThirtyEight: The Man vs The Machine (short film about Kasparov vs Deep Blue, and Deep Blue's bug which led to victory) YouTube: The Simpsons - Introduction to Hank Scorpio YouTube: The IT Crowd - Jen's interview (ending with "Standard Nerds") Wikipedia: Socratic Method YouTube: Nathan and Kyoko's dance scene from Ex Machina A big Terminator-style thumbs-up to Bad Puns and Machine Guns for their shout-out in their recent "Aftermath" episode!   Screen Testing will return in two weeks' time, as Gem Hill joins us to discuss 2016's NERVE (available now on Netflix and other streaming services). Twitters: @ScreenTesting @TheTestDoctor @neilstudd Intro music: Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Enola Gay Outro music: Oliver Cheatham - Get Down Saturday Night

Gary Vaynerchuk is one of the most prominent Entrepreneurs of the 21st century. As the founder and CEO of VaynerMedia, a 700+ person digital marketing agency, Gary has learned a thing or two about starting and growing a business. He is now on a mission to share what he's learned with other business owners and entrepreneurs. His motivation is to leave a legacy; an imprint on future generations about what it looks like to be a leader and entrepreneur. In episode 91 of The Dealer Playbook, Michael sits down with Gary to discuss his new book, #Ask GaryVee and have a few questions answered about how to succeed in car sales in a cluttered market. No Excuses, No Perfect Conditions Have you ever found yourself waiting for the conditions to be just right before you act? How has that worked out for you? The shortest answer of this episode came when Michael asked, "Do you ever wait for perfect conditions before making a move?" Gary's answer: "NO!" Of course most listening or watching already knew the answer. But Michael asked it for less than obvious reasons. It's one thing to know the answer; it's another to take action on it. One of the reasons most people leave their dreams, goals or ambitions behind is because they secretly believe the perfect conditions are right around the corner. If Gary Vaynerchuk Sold Cars Let's face it, we all want to know what moves Gary would make if he were selling cars. Well, now you finally get the answer from the horses mouth. If Gary Vaynerchuk became a car salesperson, he would execute a hyper-local strategy. The goal: Become what he called the "social mayor" of the community. Using social media, he would build his audience by being the go-to local resource for anything and everything in the community. From talking about that "pothole" that everyone is complaining about to engaging in community events and fundraisers. The challenge is that most salespeople think of what they do as a J.O.B. Gary apparently thinks and sees the future as an entrepreneur. His thought process immediately took him to a place where he captured control and took action to make himself omnipresent in his local community. If Gary Vaynerchuk sold cars, you wouldn't be able to escape him online. He would be everywhere. He would be involved. He'd run it as if it were his own business. Get a copy of Gary's New book "#AskGaryVee" Getting your hands on Gary Vaynerchuk's new book #AskGaryVee is pretty simple. Here's what you need to do to claim your free copy:  Write an honest review of The Dealer Playbook on itunes here: http://www.thedealerplaybook.com/dpb-itunes Screengrab your review and send email it to Michael with your mailing address That's it. Easy Peezy!  Connect with Michael  Michael Cirillo on Facebook Michael Cirillo on Twitter Michael Cirillo on LinkedIn Michael Cirillo on Instagram Michael Cirillo's Marketing Blog Michael Cirillo's Marketing Agency 

Gary Vaynerchuk is one of the most prominent Entrepreneurs of the 21st century. As the founder and CEO of VaynerMedia, a 700+ person digital marketing agency, Gary has learned a thing or two about starting and growing a business. He is now on a mission to share what he's learned with other business owners and entrepreneurs. His motivation is to leave a legacy; an imprint on future generations about what it looks like to be a leader and entrepreneur. In episode 91 of The Dealer Playbook, Michael sits down with Gary to discuss his new book, #Ask GaryVee and have a few questions answered about how to succeed in car sales in a cluttered market. No Excuses, No Perfect Conditions Have you ever found yourself waiting for the conditions to be just right before you act? How has that worked out for you? The shortest answer of this episode came when Michael asked, "Do you ever wait for perfect conditions before making a move?" Gary's answer: "NO!" Of course most listening or watching already knew the answer. But Michael asked it for less than obvious reasons. It's one thing to know the answer; it's another to take action on it. One of the reasons most people leave their dreams, goals or ambitions behind is because they secretly believe the perfect conditions are right around the corner. If Gary Vaynerchuk Sold Cars Let's face it, we all want to know what moves Gary would make if he were selling cars. Well, now you finally get the answer from the horses mouth. If Gary Vaynerchuk became a car salesperson, he would execute a hyper-local strategy. The goal: Become what he called the "social mayor" of the community. Using social media, he would build his audience by being the go-to local resource for anything and everything in the community. From talking about that "pothole" that everyone is complaining about to engaging in community events and fundraisers. The challenge is that most salespeople think of what they do as a J.O.B. Gary apparently thinks and sees the future as an entrepreneur. His thought process immediately took him to a place where he captured control and took action to make himself omnipresent in his local community. If Gary Vaynerchuk sold cars, you wouldn't be able to escape him online. He would be everywhere. He would be involved. He'd run it as if it were his own business. Get a copy of Gary's New book "#AskGaryVee" Getting your hands on Gary Vaynerchuk's new book #AskGaryVee is pretty simple. Here's what you need to do to claim your free copy: Write an honest review of The Dealer Playbook on itunes here: http://www.thedealerplaybook.com/dpb-itunes Screengrab your review and send email it to Michael with your mailing address That's it. Easy Peezy! Connect with Michael Michael Cirillo on Facebook Michael Cirillo on Twitter Michael Cirillo on LinkedIn Michael Cirillo on Instagram Michael Cirillo's Marketing Blog Michael Cirillo's Marketing Agency

This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: airlines meeting security researchers, Firefox meeting advertisers, FitBit meeting dogs, Roomba meeting Orwell. So I was in a local trolleybus earlier today, fiddling with the in-bus entertainment system. pic.twitter.com/qZ0d3Y6Q9r — Martijn Grooten (@martijn_grooten) May 16, 2015 Feds Say That Banned Researcher Commandeered a Plane Swedish Chamber of Commerce would appreciate you spending some time with Gripen. Meanwhile: United Will Reward People Who Flag Security Flaws—Sort Of Uber continues to be deplorable. That self-driving car partnership with CMU? More like a poaching vehicle. Robot Hall of Fame Firefox wants to optimize your ad experience: Firefox Will Soon Get Sponsored Suggested Tiles Based On Your Browsing History Screengrab Researchers want to optimize your Firefox experience: Firefox’s optional Tracking Protection reduces load time for top news sites by 44% MiBand for $15 Ingrid’s plant gadgets Planet Money on Xiaomi OpenBand open source Android app for MiBand Fitbit meets dog collar: DogTelligent Optimizing your vacuum drone experience: The Next Roomba May Recognize All Your Crap Palate cleanser: Video of cat wearing shark costume riding Roomba The Open Organization by Jim Whitehurst Watch FICO gush about how awesome OpenShift is Slack as memo-list Cutting Room Floor HT Robin Price: Learn Vim the Web 2.0 way with OpenVIM 14 of the Most Depressing Place Names in North America Don Draper reviews children’s books Mad Men in the 21st century New Seinfeld episode! Fira Code font includes programming ligatures We Give Thanks Robin Price for the VIM tip!

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