Podcasts about terezi

Soutěž Czech Nature Photo, do které se každoročně hlásí fotografové z Čech i Slovenska, zná své vítěze. Porotu nejvíc zaujal snímek zimní přírody od Vojtěcha Schmidta. Prohlédnout si ji spolu s ostaními oceněnými snímky můžete na výstavě v Tereziánském křídle Pražského hradu.

John takes another shot at fixing everything. Terezi makes a plan. Sam spends most of this episode trying to remember the name of a book from his childhood. This episode covers pages 7099 - 7187 of Andrew Hussie's Homestuck, which is best read on the Unofficial Homestuck Web Archive. Get in touch! Follow Serious Business on twitter: https://twitter.com/SeriousBusPod Leave us a message at our tumblr: https://seriousbusinesspod.tumblr.com

Everything is gone. Everyone is Dead. In the ruins, John, Roxy, and Terezi gather to try to find a solution. Terezi gets some new footwear. Alt!Calliope is glimpsed. John finally does the windy thing and frees the fireflies. This episode covers pages 6944 - 7098 of Andrew Hussie's Homestuck, which is best read on the Unofficial Homestuck Web Archive. Also discussed are the Paradox Space comics, which can be read here! To anyone who has read this far, I would like to apologize for a mistake in this episode. Yiffany Longstocking Lalonde Harley is actually ROSE and Jade's daughter, not Kanaya and Jade's daughter. I would correct this in a future episode, but it's Homestuck^2 content, and frankly, I don't care about it enough to do that. Get in touch! Follow Serious Business on twitter: https://twitter.com/SeriousBusPod Leave us a message at our tumblr: https://seriousbusinesspod.tumblr.com

Studentka VŠB-TUO Terezie Sladká prožila minulý akademický rok jako dobrovolnice v Namibii a Zambii. Věnovala se dětem ve školách i těm, které žijí na ulici. Zázemí jí poskytli salesiáni. V plánu ale měla původně jen Namibii. Kdo a proč rozhodl, že se tři dny před Štědrým dnem musela přestěhovat? A co přesvědčilo prarodiče, aby se za ní přijeli podívat?Všechny díly podcastu Host Českého rozhlasu Ostrava můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

The reservation platform Resy centers itself around the communal experience that comes from dining, affirming and building connection between restaurants and diners, according to CMO Hannah Kelly. Episode TranscriptPlease note, this transcript  may contain minor inconsistencies compared to the episode audio.[00:00:00] Damian: I'm Damian Fowler. [00:00:01] Ilyse: And I'm Ilyse Liffreing [00:00:02] Damian: welcome to this edition of The Current Podcast. [00:00:05] Ilyse: This week, we're delighted to talk with Hannah Kelly, the CMO of Resy. [00:00:09] Damian: Want to make a restaurant reservation? American Express owned Resy is there for you. With over 40 million global users, the app has driven over 600 million reservations. Now that's a lot of fine dining, I imagine. [00:00:23] Ilyse: With almost 14 years of working at American Express under her belt, Hannah leads marketing efforts to connect restaurants and tastemakers. [00:00:31] Damian: We start off by talking about the value of customer data and how insights inform Resy's marketing strategy.  [00:00:38] Damian: We work in an industry where, data is capital. You know, how does Resy rely on the customer data, especially from its parent company, American Express? [00:00:47] Hannah: Sure. So thank you so much for having me. And you could argue that the premise of the Resyacquisition was based on American Express's deep use of data. So when we look at spend at American Express, dining one [00:01:00] of our highest spend categories. We reached 100 billion in spend for the full year in 2023 for the first time ever. [00:01:06] So for us, being an American Express and in the business of membership, we are constantly looking for ways to engage and attract card members and deepen our relationships with merchants. Resy naturally presented that opportunity as a way for us to own an asset, own a brand, and build a community of being able to connect the world's best restaurants to the world's best diners on a proprietary basis. [00:01:28] Damian: That makes a lot of sense. I, as an Amex owner, do spend a lot in restaurants. I wonder if you have any interesting stories around turning those insights into action. [00:01:38] Hannah: Sure. So, We know that millennials and Gen Z's are worried about making the perfect reservation. In fact, we commissioned our own research and we found that 50 percent of the millennial and Gen Z population are worried about making the perfect reservation. [00:01:52] And so with that, that drove three sort of primary objectives and campaigns for us. So first is our brand platform. we launched a brand platform in [00:02:00] 2023 called Reservationships, which is really meant to highlight how that Resy is more than reservations, really being that trusted partner in crime when you don't know where to go. [00:02:09] You want to have that fine dining moment with your potential in laws to be with a new date. How can we really own the fact that Resy has served as that sort of curator, and role. I think the second piece has been, this past year we introduced our Resy shareable hit list. so what that function allows you to do in the iOS app is anyone can go in and create a list based on any title that you want. [00:02:31] Go to date nights. Kid friendly places. You name it. We have some very creative takes in there. and you can share them out with friends. So again, it's really meant to give users the confidence that they are selecting and making the best reservation possible for them. [00:02:48] Hannah: And we've extended that and really leaned into that a bit more with our third deliverable this year, which has been around the launch of our discover tab. [00:02:54] So now when you go into the Resy app, you not just only see a list of restaurants based [00:03:00] on your location or cities. We've always had collections, but now our discover tab actually brings in all of our editorial content into the app. And just for reference in Q one of 2024, we highlighted over 000 plus restaurants in all of our editorial across 300 stories. [00:03:17] So now all of that content is there in formats that can helpfully guide users on how they can connect with restaurants that they should love if they don't know them already and ones that they want to continue to celebrate their love for and be a patron of. [00:03:28] Ilyse: You know, retail data continues to have a moment among marketers. In your experience, how much do these insights influence your strategy? And what do you think is the future of this type of data? [00:03:42] Hannah: So I think for us, guest research is the number one place that we constantly look to. And for us, a lot of that is where are people notifying, where are people searching, where are people dining. And at American Express, we're able to see where our card members are spending. And with Resy, we're able to see where they're searching. [00:03:57] And we use that to inform our research. Anything from [00:04:00] the restaurants that we go after on our platform. So being really thoughtful around what are the types of cuisines that might be missing? What are the types of underrepresented cuisines or restaurants that we need to bring onto our platform? So what's not being searched for? [00:04:11] and then obviously our product offering. So as mentioned, really trying to tap into ways that we can not only help diners based on research that we've collected, but also By introducing the discover tab by introducing things like shareable hit list. Those give us new avenues to really discover. What are the trends and what are the capabilities and offerings that Resy can provide? [00:04:31] And even more importantly, what can we pass to our restaurants that they could learn about guests that they might not be able to get on their own? So we think about it not only as What type of research can we use to improve the experience around discoverability and in restaurant dining, but also think about how we can use that a differentiator for our partners and for our restaurants on our platform as well. [00:04:51] Ilyse: That's, that's made me curious. What is the, most popular cuisine that Resy users are, [00:05:00] are making reservations for? [00:05:01] Hannah: I don't know the exact cuisine type, but I can tell you we typically look at the types of cities that we see a lot of dining demand around, and we use that to really guide where we have a lot of our restaurant partners. We also really care about shining a light on underrepresented food types as well. [00:05:16] So, We did a ton of work during, COVID 19 around highlighting the importance of Chinatown and the love stories of Chinatown, knowing that there is xenophobia happening as a result of the pandemic. also in the spring of 2020, when we think back to the wake of George Floyd, looking at how we can really highlight black owners and operators and chefs in our community. [00:05:35] And that's something that we had always done. So, we again look at what's been searched, what hasn't been searched and really how we want to perpetuate the diversity, and future of the industry in the best way possible. [00:05:47] Damian: You mentioned the site is more than a reservations app, and you're basically building kind of editorial and curated content. that's fascinating. could you say a little bit more about that and how you target taste makers and [00:06:00] people in the know and those underrepresented kind of food types that you mentioned? [00:06:04] Hannah: So believe it or not, we get asked all the time if restaurants have to apply to be on Resy and what the selection process is. There is no selection process. Any restaurant can pay to be on Resy. But I think the reason why we get that is because of how we are able to surface and highlight the restaurants on our platform in a way that goes beyond just the menu and when their hours of operation are. [00:06:27] So for us, that's really thinking about the editorial stories, as mentioned, where we have, A whole entire editorial team that's dedicated to coming up with ongoing franchises, like the one who keeps the books, which is our most popular, where we see, our guests going in and figuring out of the top restaurants from the actual owners and operators, when they release inventory, how they release inventory, and how best to get seated, also longer form content as well. [00:06:52] Beyond our edit. We're really an experiential brand as well. We'll do around 200 events by the end of [00:07:00] 2024 with restaurant partners. Why? Because we know that our guests want to be able to experience restaurants and get that behind the scenes, behind the curtain look and feel. And our restaurant partners view us as a co conspirator and collaborator. [00:07:13] We meet with our top restaurant partners. Frequently and instead of saying, Hey, how is your performance with Rosie? How are you enjoying? We talk about what are your 5 10 year growth plans? What are you thinking about in the immediate future that's keeping you up? What story do you want to be able to tell? [00:07:27] What opening do you have? What new product? What front of house team member do you want to celebrate and really use that to help guide and inspire how we create a lot of our content, not just for edit, but in real life experiences. Yes. [00:07:48] Damian: I suppose that feeds into that in many ways. But, how do you strike a balance between telling those stories and your own story? It's [00:07:57] Hannah: not about us. people care about Resy because of the [00:08:00] restaurants on our platform. And I think Resy, when it was founded in 2014, really came out with a differentiated view, which is we want to be for restaurants by people from the restaurant community. And it's not about the dollar that Resy wants to spend. [00:08:13] It's to take or make from the restaurant partners. So we've really maintained that not only in our business offering but in our brand story. And when I look at the reservations platform that we developed last year, it's not about Resy and about how great Resy is. It's about the relationships. that we broker, broker between restaurants and the broader industry and the community. [00:08:33] So all of the B to B and industry support that we do, on the guest side, obviously building relationships and starting new ones between guests and hopefully restaurants that they want to become a regular with and between our diners as well, celebrating why people love going out. And when we look at our editorial, we're trying to curate around insights. [00:08:52] [00:09:00] Um, it's really about creating a platform and owning the fact that we are a network and that our restaurants are greater than us. And in doing that and having the right level of gravitas towards our partners. In turn, I think that's what has allowed Resy y to become a little bit more of a darling than maybe some of our competitors. [00:09:20] Damian: So interesting. And in terms of, like, the results that you're seeing from this kind of, integration of these different stories and balancing between restaurants and guests, are there any new innovations that you're looking at this year to kind of keep that in motion? Yeah, [00:09:35] Hannah: I think this year. So the discover tab and our shareable lists were really big launches for us this year. So it's really starting to think about what that ecosystem looks like and owning that as a platform for our guests in our restaurants to tell their story. [00:09:51] I think also leaning into our relationships with our partners. So this summer, what's really exciting in a prime example of this is the [00:10:00] Unapologetic experience that we push live with our partners at Unapologetic Foods. So, for context, Unapologetic Foods is a hospitality group, Indian hospitality group, based in New York. [00:10:11] Very, very highly sought after restaurants, such as SEMA. and in fact, the New York Times did an entire story on how you could get into SEMA. Um, it Yeah, [00:10:21] Ilyse: jealous of them all. [00:10:23] Hannah: Which, by the way, the Resy Notify does work for SEMA. I can't tell you how many friends have texted me to say, I got off the list at SEMA, the feature works. [00:10:31] I'm like, thank you so much for validating. Also, going early works as well, which you'll find in the one who keeps the books. But, a prime example of this year and how we've really kind of put all these insights to practice has been when we met with Ronnie, the owner of Unapologetic Foods. I think it's really important to note that, when I was in the United States last year, he had really expressed a deep desire to try and get the word out and spread the word and love of Indian food outside of the major cities in the United States. [00:10:58] so basically trying [00:11:00] to make Indian food as mainstream as American or as Italian and how it's pretty underrepresented. He was a crazy thought, but I just wanted to share that with you. That's what I'm really thinking about. He said, Absolutely not crazy. Let's actually sit and think about how we could create a tour, what that experience would look like, really taking a nod and inspiration from him. [00:11:20] His dream was to go on tour. We pulled on that thread, and this past summer we have gone live in three different cities, L. A., Chicago, and D. C., at different Southeastern Asian cuisine. [00:11:31] Ilyse: glad to [00:11:31] Hannah: Those chefs collaborated with Ronnie and his team on a custom menu. There's content around it. And again, our job there is greater than Resy. [00:11:39] It's greater than a reservation. It's really about. So we're here at the Anna Jack Thai restaurant, unlocking something that was important to our partners. We had an hour long wait at the Anna Jack Thai experience the first night, even some influencers who were not asked to go standing in line for over an hour, which, again, is a testament to, I think, tapping into a real trend, but that really coming from an authentic place [00:12:00] from the restaurants on our platform and treating them as collaborators. [00:12:03] Damian: I just want to say I'm glad to hear that about Indian food because, you know, I'm originally from Britain and, Indian food is our number one cuisine. So it was always amazing to me that it was never that big in the U. S. I certainly, I think maybe New York it has been because there's a special area to the city, but in general, it's good to hear [00:12:19] Hannah: It's not the same as Britain. it's really not. And I think with Ronnie, his staff and the front of house team, they take the time to really educate you. So if you go to SEMA, They'll give you the menu, they'll assess, what you're there for, why, but they have no problem demystifying and taking the lead on walking you through why each dish is special, why their biryani has a very special rice, which is different because of the region of India that the chef is from versus what you might see somewhere else and calling attention to things that diners might not pick up on other than like, Oh, I know I need to go here because it's a hot reservation. [00:12:54] They really take the time to use that as an opportunity to tell a bigger story and hopefully make a bigger impact. [00:13:00] Now you've spent [00:13:02] Ilyse: years working at American Express. That's like a tenure that's almost unheard of in today's working landscape, let alone marketing. And you've worn many hats at American Express. So we're going to talk a little bit about your experience along the way. How has this experience shaped your philosophy now as CMO? [00:13:17] Hannah: already shaped your philosophy now. At American Express, I had come from fashion PR, which was very much here's this asset. Here's this piece. Go pitch it, send out a sample, get it back, and it felt very transactional. I started on the open brand strategy team, which was our small business branded American Express at the time, and the number one thing the team was focused on was this new report that had come out around what is on the mind of a small business owner, and the number one [00:14:00] insight was help me get more customers. [00:14:02] And in that moment, I remember sitting in this conference room thinking, Oh, God, how is American Express going to tackle this? What do we do? And really, it was diving in and understanding they just need a day. They need a moment that's going to get people to go out and shop. So with the partnership of many agencies and teams internally, we came up the most simple idea possible, which was small business Saturday. [00:14:25] And here we are entering its 15th year. It launched with a Facebook page and really just anything possible to help get more business to small businesses was the premise. Since that time on, and now almost 14 years later, I've always tried to think about what is that deeper, higher order insight that we have the opportunity to serve and have translated that through all the many years and months of experience in American Express and now Resy and Resy, we acquired and closed Resy in July of 2019. [00:14:56] We're in the process of integrating the companies, making [00:15:00] sure that we're keeping Resy and figuring out how we bring the best to bear of American Express. And then a pandemic happens, which brought our industry to its knees. So again, pulling on that same tool, what's the number one thing we needed to do? [00:15:11] How do we keep our restaurants afloat? So at the other end of this pandemic, there are restaurants that we can serve on our platform. And with that, We met the chief medical officer of American Express, figured out that we have a chief medical officer in American Express, and looked at ways that we could create COVID safe dining behaviors. [00:15:28] And that led to sponsorship of outdoor experiences across 45 restaurants within the state. So again, just, I think, really listening and being obsessed with the customer. It has paid dividends. And [00:15:45] Damian: up, that's a tremendous legacy. 15 years of small business Saturday, yes, must be satisfying. And then as you think about Resy now and building out that future, do you have, um, do you have Goals that you want to achieve this year five years down the line [00:16:00] And maybe I don't know if you have any thoughts on that. [00:16:03] I'm sure you do [00:16:03] Hannah: Yeah. So this year is actually our 10 year anniversary at Resy. and it's amazing to see you to the point of all the growth that you cited at the beginning of the taping. Like what? What we've had in that short period of time, and I think for us, it's really been because we've been that co conspirator and partner to the industry. [00:16:22] So for us, The next sort of chapter of Resy is really going to be harnessing that even more, which is when you are a restaurant and you're trying to think of how you can grow your business, how you're trying to get your story out there. Who are you turning to? I want you to be thinking about Resy. [00:16:37] And I don't want you to be thinking about Resy just from the sake of a table management platform or a demand network. I want you to be thinking about us as a critical partner in helping you scale, grow your demand, tell that story of a cuisine type, build an experience that only we could be able to partner with. [00:16:55] And then from a guest side, when you have a dining occasion, I want [00:17:00] you to come to Resy, yes, of course, to think about that. But. But I also want to be the destination to help curate and really be the trendsetter that anytime you're trying to figure out what is happening in my city, a city that I'm traveling to in the broader food industry at large, what does that mean? [00:17:16] And I think a great example of how that is sort of coming to life now is, as part of American Express's relationship with Disney, they actually approached us to think about how we could do a deeper integration for the season three premiere of the bear. Why the bear? All about food. You have people at home now saying corner when they're cooking in their kitchen, and I didn't know what that meant prior to watching that show. [00:17:40] They came to American Express because of our ownership of Resy and what we mean to that industry. So we actually hosted a private screening for American Express card members for the first, and we're also doing episodes one and two of season three at Kusama, one of our L. A restaurants. and that's really because these brands are [00:18:00] looking to figure out how do we authentically play in food and they're thinking Resy. [00:18:03] So how do we continue to evolve on that? What does that mean? How are we meeting our customers? The industry where it needs to be and really being seen as that sort of foothold. Wow. [00:18:15] Damian: that's amazing. That's the bear the hulu connection. That's fantastic [00:18:20] Ilyse:  [00:18:20] Damian: I read Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential many years ago, but it seems like, people's interest in food and cuisine is hotter than ever. If I may say, what's your take on  [00:18:33] Hannah: Couldn't agree more. and I think that if anything positive coming out of COVID 19 was that it taught us all and showed us all the importance of restaurants and what they mean to us. [00:18:43] So I think coming out of COVID, the number one thing that we heard and we've seen, and even as, as personally, I felt is, Wanting to go out and congregate and to be with people that I love friends, coworkers, family and restaurants are the gathering place for that. [00:19:00] And when that was taken away, I think that was really indicative of what this culture is missing and the role that restaurants can play in that. [00:19:07] And what you've seen is, I think, a genuine interest from the average consumer or diner who is just wanting to understand, What the importance of those restaurants are is like how they operate how we can keep them in business Get that peek behind the curtain. You're seeing shows like the bear emerge and  [00:19:27] I think, really indicates that reservations are a form of cultural currency, which is something that we talk about, inside Terezi. So our job is to really harness that, that sort of cultural zeitgeist moment and really use that as a way to help prop up more restaurants, keep them in business, and drive more demand. [00:19:45] Hannah: And that's it for this edition of The Current Podcast. [00:19:47] Damian: We'll be back next week, so stay tuned. [00:19:50] Ilyse: The Current Podcast's theme is by Love Caliber. The current team includes Kat Vesce and Sydney Cairns. [00:19:56] Damian: And remember, I'm Damian. [00:19:58] Ilyse: I'm Ilyse. [00:19:59] Damian: [00:20:00] And we'll see you next time. And if you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave us a review. Also, tune in to our other podcast, The Current Report.

The gang dunk on Taylor Swift and try a new faygo flavor. Also there's more Homestuck. John nearly messes up the story. Terezi goes clown hunting. Kanaya buys some potions. Jake has a breakdown.  This episode covers pages 6382 - 6474 of Andrew Hussie's Homestuck, which is best read on the Unofficial Homestuck Web Archive. Get in touch! Follow Serious Business on twitter: https://twitter.com/SeriousBusPod Leave us a message at our tumblr: https://seriousbusinesspod.tumblr.com

Terezi can see again. Karkat embraces the theological teachings of John Calvin. Tavros stands up for himself. Viceroy Bubbles Von Salamencer summons a skeleton army. Vriska finds a treasure. John breaks Homestuck. his episode covers pages 6015 - 6110 of Andrew Hussie's Homestuck, which is best read at the Unofficial Homestuck Web Archive. Get in touch! Follow Serious Business on twitter: https://twitter.com/SeriousBusPod. Leave us a message at our tumblr: https://seriousbusinesspod.tumblr.com/

Do dalšího jubilejního dílu se k nám pozvaly ženy z populárního podcastu Vyhonit ďábla, aby nám pověděly o tom, jaké je to na Tenerife, které je, kdybyste to stejně jako Michal nevěděli, na Kanárských ostrovech. Zuzana s Terezií nám vypráví, jaké je to hledat muže snů na ostrově plném německých důchodců (nic moc) nebo jak se pokusily dostat na místní sopku. Probíráme taky příbuzná témata jako počet subscriberů na YouTube nebo odsolování slané vody.Na herohero.co/starnoucimilenialove se konečně dostáváme k tématu, které všechny zajímá, tzn. sex parties, na které děvčata chtě nechtě pořád chodí. Stojí to za to? A kdo z nás by se místo na sex cizích lidí raději koukal na hokej? (Těžká otázka.) Následnou vážnou debatu o výhledově zděděných nemovistech pak střídá odlehčená problematika odletů do zahraničí v pět ráno a penilních pump. Pěkná dovolená.

TW: násilí, sebepoškozování, PPP Jasný, víme, že Edwys není záskupce GEN Z, nicméně svým profilem se snaží spousty témat, která jsou mladým lidem v jeho věku blízký, rozebírat. A protože my s Terezií jsme GEN Z cosplayerky a já jsem podle některých kategorizací stále GEN Z, tak jsme k tomu měly co dodat. Rozebrali jsme důležitá témata jako coming out nebo poruchy příjmu potravy a zabrousili jsme klasicky i do vod spermatu na obličeji, nemytých zadnic super straight mužů a na seznamky. Užijte si. *Na HH části najdete influ drbíky a storytime s učitelem na Grinderu. Celé epizody včetně videa a bonusové části najdeš na www.herohero.co/vyhonitdabla  Moc vám děkujeme za odber, stanú sa z vás lepší lidé. Slibuju!

U příležitosti vydání knihy ZOO Index mluvila Alžběta Žabová s její autorkou a editorkou Terezií Štindlovou. Publikace uvádí fenomén zoo v propojení i s popkulturními symboly. Do vltavského studia zavítala také umělkyně Eva Koťátková, která s tématem mezidruhového soužití ve své umělecké praxi často pracuje. Povídaly si mimo jiné i o připravovaném projektu pro benátské bienále, který vypráví příběh o Žirafě Lence.Všechny díly podcastu ArtCafé můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Celé epizody včetně videa a bonusové části najdeš na www.herohero.co/vyhonitdabla  Sponzorem této epizody je sexshop.cz Varování před citlivým obsahem: krev, konsenzuální násilí, propichování pysků Natália je latexová modelka a 0F tvůrkyně, která má ráda sub-dom hry, bolest, věšení se za háky, gilotinu i latex. Prodává svůj pot? Kolik stojí její latexové oblečky? Jak dlouho se do nich dostává? Jak se dá najít vhodný subík a co aftercare? O tom všem si s námi povídala v nejnovější epizodě. Několikrát jsme byly s Terezií fakt překvapené, třeba kondomy zabudovanými uvnitř kostýmů nebo jejím přístupem k bolesti. enjoy epizodu Sleduj nás Instagram: @vyhonit.dabla TikTok: @vyhonitdabla Naší knihu “Vyhonit ďábla” koupíš zde: https://www.luxor.cz/product/vyhonit-dabla-zbo000439474 Pořad pro iVysílání ČT “Na záchodcích” zkoukni: https://www.ceskatelevize.cz/porady/14191464239-na-zachodcich/

Oktoberfest je známá světová událost. Každý rok za svátkem piva na Tereziánskou louku v Mnichově přijíždí kolem 6 milionů lidí.Všechny díly podcastu Dobré dopoledne můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

In this week's episode of Serious Business, The gang discusses the Ghostbusters II MMORPG. Also, Andrew Hussie dies, Terezi goes to therapy, and we get some more information on the other trolls. Also Ari talks about Peter Pan 'cause... come on. This episode covers pages 4728 - 4816 of Andrew Hussie's Homestuck, which is best read at the unofficial Homestuck Web Archive. Get in touch! Follow Serious Business on twitter: https://twitter.com/SeriousBusPod. Leave us a message at our tumblr: https://seriousbusinesspod.tumblr.com/

Ak nás rad*a počúvaš tak nás možeš podporiť v tvorbe a odoberat bonus obsah na herohero.co/vyhonitdabla Trigger warning: poruchy příjmu potravy, fat fobie Pomalu se blíží léto a s ním i stres z našich těl. Začínají se kolem nás hemžit reklamy a příspěvky o „hubnutí do plavek“ a shazování „přebytečných“ kil. Proto jsme se s Terezií rozhodly nahrát několik epizod o tělesnosti. V minulosti už jsme nahrály například epizodu o body neutralitě, na kterou vlastně navazujeme. Pozvaly jsme si Kaadella, který na svém IG sdílí fotky svého těla a schytává za to nenávistné komentáře a odsudky. Naučit se žít ve svém těle, ve společnosti, kde jste pod neustálým tlakem, abyste zhubli*y, přibrali*y nebo nějakým jiným způsobem měnil*y své tvary, je dost náročný. Ani já, ani Terézia, ani @Kaadell nemáme zázračnou radu a bohužel nejsme ani vzory, podle kterých byste se měli* řídit. Tato epizoda naopak odhalila, jak moc problematický náš vztah k jídlu je. Je to pro nás kontinuálně palčivé a náročné téma, taky proto je epizoda plná emocí a je překvapivě militantnější než jindy. V bonusové části na Herohero.co/vyhonitdabla řešíme často fatfóbní bizár z Grinderu. :))))): to chceš(?) Jako bonus se dozvíte, jak si @Kaadell holí anál. SLEDUJ IG: @vyhonit.dabla Tiktok: @vyhonitdabla

CELOU epizodu najdeš na herohero.co/vyhonitdabla, moc děkujeme za podporu. Sex v těhotenství a po porodu Konečně jsme se dostaly k tomuto velkému tématu. Jaké polohy jsou v těhotenství nejlepší? Jaký je life hack na dobrej těhotnej orál? Můžeme mít po porodu lepší sex a začne nám mokrý orgasmus? Může kojení orgasmus vyvolat a je ok mít sex během toho, co kojíme dítě? Kdo z nás má kink na těhotné osoby? Otázky, samé otázky. Tentokrát jsme se s Terezií upozadily a nechaly jsme větší prostor hostkám, které se kromě poporodních orgasmů věnují také focení aktů. Užijte si!

In this, our one year anniversary episode, the gang continues through Homestuck: Act Five. We meet Tavros Nitram, Aradia Megido, and Nepeta Leijon. Also discussed are Terezi's Smell-o-vision, How fake dragons are (they aren't in case it wasn't clear) and the beginning of a cycle of revenge. This episode covers pages 2100-2193 of Andrew Hussie's Homestuck, which you should probably be reading on the Unnoficial Homestuck Archive.

CELOU EPIZODU včetně videa najdeš na herohero.co/vyhonitdabla @vyhonit.dabla Lidi s klitorisem a dělohou to mají těžší všude... To je zastřešujícím tématem celé epizody. Za tuto část jsem hrozně moc ráda, jelikož jsme otevřely témata, kterým jsme se doposud věnovaly málo nebo vůbec. Do kategorie "málo" bych zařadila menstruační chudobu, o které se bavíme na začátku epizody s Terezií. Nasraly jsme se, protože menstruační nutnosti jsou stále předražené a nedostupné. Náš rage poslouchej do 30 minuty. O tzv. "ženské" obřízce toho samy moc nevíme, tak jsme si pozvaly Lejlu Abbasovou, která pracuje s dívkami v Keni, které obřízku odmítly. Měly jsme z této tematiky velký respekt, ale jsme moc vděčné, že jsme se o tom mohly s Lejlou otevřeně pobavit. Jaké jsou druhy ženské obřízky? Proč jsou stále prováděny? Dělají se i v Česku?

CELOU EPIZODU NAJDEŠ NA HEROHERO.co/vyhonitdabla Kdo z nás se obnažoval na rodinné oslavě? Jak vnímáme vlastní nahotu? Převlíkáme se před sebou? O tom jsme se bavily s Terezií. Se striptérkou Syybilou si v druhé půlce povídáme o její kariéře, zkušenostech a těle. Jaké to je dělat striptérku? Co všechno si k ní zákazníci můžou dovolit, jak je láká na soukromý tanec, sedla si už někdy do spermií zákazníka? Jaké je to masturbovat na podiu? A kde nakupuje spodní prádlo? V této epizodě jsme se po delší době zase zabývaly sex workem a byla to paráda. Jaké téma sexu na podiu vás nejvíce zaujalo? Jeptišky, zdravotní sestry nebo kleopatra? IG: @vyhonit.dabla hostka: @syybila_

Celá epizoda na herohero.co/vyhonitdabla TW: sáčci přes hlavu (prosím, nedávejte si igeliťáky na hlavu a neposílejte nevyžádané dickpicky) Co si myslíme o honění? Vzrušuje nás to? Co je to No Nut November, Locktober nebo DDD? Kolik jsme za život obdržely dickpricků? ... S klukama z podcastu BrainWeAre jsme se v druhé polovině epizody na honění podívali trochu víc vědecky. Bavili jsme se o citlivosti při sexu, využívání masturbace k regulaci energie, pornu, pšíkání, igeliťácích na hlavě i neurovědě. Nahrávání s klukama jsem si užila. Mají stejně infantilní inside joky jako my s Terezií.

Celou epizodu včetně videa najdeš na Herohero.co/vyhonitdabla (2 hodiny a 30 minut dlouhý záznam) Láďa Sinai se o sexu nebaví. Tak jsme ho pozvaly na povídání o líbání. Jenže jsme zjistily, že se moc nelíbá. Jako nikdy?! No, není to tak jednoduchý... Proč se nelíbá? Proč se nebaví o sexu a proč se s námi o sexu bavil... se vše dozvíš v nejnovější epizodě. My s Terezií se v první části pobavíme o svých líbačkách a preferencích... jazyk? sliny? kousání? krk? A že jste to vy, tak jsme kousek obsahu pro Herohero.co nechaly i tady pro vás.

Květnové počasí, zvlášť po velmi chladném dubnu, láká k toulkám přírodou. Nedošínským hájem u Litomyšle vás provede naučná stezka. Tereziánský háj u Proseče je sice méně známý, možná vás ale překvapí.

Odebírat nás můžeš na Herohero.co/vyhonitdabla - najdeš tam extra obsah, delší epizody i týden dřív, videa... DĚKUJEME Jak se s námi mamky bavily o sexu, jak vnímaly naše randění s klukama, s kým se ony v mládí bavily o sexu a co říkají na náš podcast? To s nimi řešíme bez patosu ve vánočním speciálu. Děkujeme našim mamkám, že se toho zúčastnily. V druhé půlce epizody debatujeme s Terezií nad štědrovečerní tabulí. Omlouváme se za zvuk, ale epizoda byla nahrávána doma - jsou přeci Vánoce a nechtěly jsme mamky nikam tahat. Děkujeme taky vám posluchačům/kám, že nás podporujete a posloucháte. Přejeme klidné Vánoce a šťastný nový rok. Těm z Vás , kdo Vánoce neslavíte, přejeme prostě klidné prožití nadcházejících dní. Z+T @vyhonit.dabla Chceš epizody dřív a bez reklamních bloků? Chceš podpořit naší práci? ! Odebírej nás na herohero.co/vyhonitdabla ! Moc děkujeme Vám, co nás odebíráte. Vážíme si toho. Děkujeme také našim Patronům za podporu! Terezka, Klára L., A., Jan N., Karex, Jan S., Tomáš B., superfatty., Mario S., Martin H., Tomáš, Míša D., Lída M., Tereza P., Honimir, Vladimir, Eliška, Vít, Jakub, Hanako, Flashisko

Odebírat nás můžeš na Herohero.co/vyhonitdabla - najdeš tam extra obsah, delší epizody i týden dřív, videa... DĚKUJEME Proč existují točitá schodiště? Kolik litrů moči v sobě udrží slon? Proč se nám líbí čůrat do pleny? Kdo počůral plot svého ex? Ale také... Proč se počůráváme? Pomáhají venušiny kuličky na inkontinenci? Je urolog gynekologem pro muže? Odpovědi na tyto otázky se dozvíte v nové epizodě, kde sdílíme své i vaše zážitky s močením, kritizujeme čůrání na veřejnosti a detabuizujeme počůrávání se. V první části se bavíme s Terezií o tom, jaký vztah k moči vlastně máme a vyrovnáváme se s naší minulostí. Ve druhé se k nám přidá urolog, který se na problematiku inkontinence koukne z odbornější perspektivy. Děkujeme. Máš problémy s častými úniky moči? Mrkni na https://www.mocovymechyr.cz/ a pomož vědě i sobě. Děkujeme společnosti Tesla Medical za sponzoring epizody. Děkujeme i našim Patronům! @vyhonit.dabla vyhonit.dabla@gmail.com

Je to len zbytočná hystéria alebo nám na Slovensku hrozí skutočný bio masaker našich lesov? – to sú dve otázky a zároveň dve súradnice, v ktorých sa dnes pohybuje verejná diskusia o stave nášho životného prostredia. Pre každého z nás sú lesy asi najviditeľnejšou súčasťou obrazu našej krajiny, ten sa však za stáročia výrazne menil. Ani naša dnešná diskusia pritom nie je výnimočná či nová, podobne sa o stave lesov hovorilo aj v druhej polovici 18. storočia a výsledkom bola hoci menej známa, no o to významnejšia reforma panovníčky Márie Terézie. Tereziánsky lesný štatút, známy tiež ako Lesný poriadok, či omnoho ľudovejšie „Porádek hor“ v decembri oslávi 250 rokov. Výsledkom tejto mimoriadne úspešnej reformy bolo zachovanie a postupné rozširovania lesných porastov po celom vtedajšom Uhorsku. Ako sa postupom stáročí menil pohľad človeka na les? A ako sa osvietenej panovníčke Márii Terézii podarilo zastaviť bezohľadné drancovanie našich lesov a zmeniť ho na rozumné hospodárenie a ochranu v štátnom záujme? Vypočujte si archívny rozhovor Jara Valenta z magazínu Historicka revue s historikom Jánom Vingárikomz Hornonitrianskeho múzea v Prievidzi, ktorý sa venuje práve enviromentálnym dejinám územia Slovenska.

Malá, velká, plochá, v botičce, v silonkách, v ponožkách, s vysokým nártem, smradlavá, voňavá, s dlouhými prstíčky... chodidla máme různá. A ještě že tak. Čím víc lidí, tím víc chutí. Zatímco některým lidem připadají ohyzdná, štítí se jich nebo z nich mají komplexy (Terézia), tak jiní je obdivují nebo se z nich rovnou vzrušují. Co to je fetiš? Je to nebezpečný? Co to je FOOT fetiš? Je to nebezpečný? Jaká máme s Terezií chodidla? Proč je fetiš láska nebo jaká chodidla jsou nejvíc sexy? To vše se dozvíš v naší epizodě, ve které se bavíme s footfetišistou Punčoškou, který chodidla tuze rád cucá, hladí nebo si k nim i přivoní. PS: moudro dílu, které je velmi relevantní pro aktuální situaci ve světě: "Když se říznem, tak krvácíme všichni stejně..." peace https://www.patreon.com/vyhonitdabla IG: @vyhonit.dabla Music: https://www.bensound.com

Well!!!!!!!! Here’s Hamsteak! Alex and Lydia return triumphant for another Homestuck anniversary with an episode that was recorded in August. We’re still planning on finishing this thing within our human lifetimes, folks. John goes in the hole, Rose goes grimdark, Terezi goes to the roof and the reader goes to the doctor’s house. That’s right, […]

Well!!!!!!!! Here’s Hamsteak!Alex and Lydia return triumphant for another Homestuck anniversary with an episode that was recorded in August. We’re still planning on finishing this thing within our human lifetimes, folks.John goes in the hole, Rose goes grimdark, Terezi goes to the roof and the reader goes to the doctor’s house. That’s right, it’s pages 3658 to 3873 of Homestuck.The absolute bangers mentioned are Black Rose, Green Sun and BL1ND JUST1C3 – 1NV3ST1G4T1ON !!When will the next episode be?! Hopefully in less than one calendar year! Thank you again for your patience and hello to anyone who’s hopped on in the meantime!Hamometer reading: 47.68%.You can find us on twitter and tumblr You can find alex on twitter and tumblr You can find Lydia socially distancing and letting her dog out.Homestuck, as always, is created by Andrew Hussie.Intro music is “Showtime (Original Mix)”, by Malcolm Brown. Outro music is “Showtime (Piano Refrain)”, also by Malcolm Brown, arranged & performed by Kevin Regamey. Both are on the album Homestuck vol. 1-4 

Episode 17: This week, we will be joined by writer and video creator Sarah Zedig as we dive into the wondrous realm of Oceana in Barbie: A Mermaid's Tale. Oceana, a realm filled with an oppressed sea of chad citizens, a deadly authoritarian leader, a plethora of sea pun-based clothing stores, and one seal obsessed with toes. Sarah Zedig is a video creator for the YouTube Channel Lets Talk About Stuff, writer of the Homestuck fan fiction Godfeels, and the Terezi route for the game Pesterquest. You can keep up with her work by following her Twitter or supporting her on Patreon and Kofi. Listen on Itunes Listen on Google Play Listen on Spotify Like what you heard? Be sure to rate us on your podcast platform of choice, and follow us @PinkAislePod on twitter. The Pink Aisle is hosted by Emma Corry and Henry Kathman Emma is a writer for the student newspaper The Shield, at the University of Southern Indiana, read her stuff at https://usishield.com/staff/?writer=Emma%20Corry  Henry does a whole lot of stuff on the internet, but most notably his youtube channel at youtube.com/henrykathman and his Patreon at patreon.com/Henrykathman. You can also find him on his twitter @KathmanHenry, or his portfolio website henrykathman.tumblr.com. Our theme music is Dolls by 9muses. If you are a musician interested in using one of your songs for the show, please DM us on our twitter. 

This week it's time to talk about Equius and Terezi! And Vriska again!This week's episode art was just pulled from the route's promo materials.If you're on Spotify, find the links by going to livelaughstuck.buzzsprout.comDomi's Soundcloud----My links:WebsiteDiscordPodcast TwitterPersonal TwitterFanstuck Interest FormPodcast: Itunes, Spotify and more!YoutubeTumblrCuriousCatRedbubblePatreonKo-fiSupport the show (https://patreon.com/sociallyanxiousdragon)

Je to len zbytočná hystéria alebo nám na Slovensku hrozí skutočný bio masaker našich lesov? – to sú dve otázky a zároveň dve súradnice, v ktorých sa dnes pohybuje verejná diskusia o stave nášho životného prostredia. Pre každého z nás sú lesy asi najviditeľnejšou súčasťou obrazu našej krajiny, ten sa však za stáročia výrazne menil. Ani naša dnešná diskusia pritom nie je výnimočná či nová, podobne sa o stave lesov hovorilo aj v druhej polovici 18. storočia a výsledkom bola hoci menej známa, no o to významnejšia reforma panovníčky Márie Terézie. Tereziánsky lesný štatút, známy tiež ako Lesný poriadok, či omnoho ľudovejšie „Porádek hor“ v decembri oslávi 250 rokov. Výsledkom tejto mimoriadne úspešnej reformy bolo zachovanie a postupné rozširovania lesných porastov po celom vtedajšom Uhorsku. Ako sa postupom stáročí menil pohľad človeka na les? A ako sa osvietenej panovníčke Márii Terézii podarilo zastaviť bezohľadné drancovanie našich lesov a zmeniť ho na rozumné hospodárenie a ochranu v štátnom záujme? Jaro Valent z magazínu Historicka revue sa rozprával s historikom Jánom Vingárikomz Hornonitrianskeho múzea v Prievidzi, ktorý sa venuje práve enviromentálnym dejinám územia Slovenska.

Kate, Xtine and Chelsea have a round-table on the The Homestuck Epilogues. We talk girls’ plot agency, Vriska…2!, split timelines, Problem Sleuth, Dirk’s parallels to Doc Scratch, Jane’s arc, Terezi’s reduction to love interest (again), and what we want next.Music: “perfectly generic” by GoomySupport the show on Patreon and get access to exclusive the exclusive bonus [I]ntermission podcastwww.perfectlygenericpodcast.comFollow the podcast on Twitter.Follow the podcast on Tumblr.Join the podcast Discord.Play Snowbound Blood: A Vast Error Story.

Xtine returns to the podcast for the long-awaited Vriska episode. Topics include luck, societal conditioning, depression, Tavros (oh no), Vriska’s alternate self as an expression of self-loathing, John and Vriska as foils, and Vriska and Terezi’s love story.References:optimisticDuelist’s “Lilith in Starlight: Light as a romantic motif in Homestuck”Mirror of “Vrisky Business” by Andrew Hussie and Mallory DyerIntro music: “endless vriscourse” by KateTerezi reading music: “muse” by KateOutro music: “light and mind” by Katewww.perfectlygenericpodcast.comFollow the podcast on Twitter.Follow the podcast on Tumblr.

This episode is like, 98% Dave and Terezi. Enjoy, shippers.

Karkat gets a bit ahead of himself talking to John. Terezi addresses the rest of the crew and asks if they should really spend all of their time trolling these dumb humans. Vriska puts her own plans into motion.

Tavros plays some card games with Tinkerbull. Terezi meets her lusus for just a moment. Kanaya is living in a familiar land. Vriska trolls Tavros, Karkat continues showing off his leadership skills, and we learn of a Demon who is Already Here.

Karkat usurps leadership from Terezi who...doesn't really care. Sollux creates a game. Aradia causes some destruction for...some reason.

Alternia is a planet far away from our own, and actually, Earth doesn't exist yet. Let's get introducted to Karkat, Gamzee, and Terezi! We didn't want to read anything about the Kids for a while, right?

John continues to make preparations with Vriska, when he finally gets an opportunity to catch up with Dave, who's been abusing his newfound time powers to manipulate the stock market. Also, Rose is spiraling toward an ominous future, and Terezi produces an embarrassment of Silver Spoons GIFs.

It's about to get awkward as families finally meet and get to know each other. Roxy finally meets her mom and her daughter. Two weenies talke to each other. Terezi and Vriska get gay. Dave meets his mommy, wait SHIT. The trolls have shit talk. Dave talks to his computer brother. Two weenies talk about how Batman sucks.

John gets in trouble with Terezi. Dave has to go back. A Rose fades into the void. Jack Noir Ascends.

John returns to where he started and meets a much happier Terezi who gives him a bloody scarf and then dies. Jane joins in on the fantroll fun. Meenah and Vriska go punk and get gay. John pulls pranks and gets pranks as we finally learn passwords. Roxy buries a daughter and a mother. Another world loses Roxy. An unexpected person messes up plans. John punches a girl he likes. A true hero returns.

We are given the illusion of choice once again, but sadly the glitches have messed even that up. Dave is confronted by Jade who say he must be the one to kill Lord English. When Dave refuses a mayoral threat is made. Kanaya gets very mad at Jane before succumbing to unfathomable bloodlust. Dave is confronted by Jade who say he must be the one to kill Lord English. Then John comes in and makes things awkward. Rose and Kanaya try to have a talk and Terezi goes clown hunting. Dave is confronted by Jade who say he must be the one to kill Lord English. John is confronted by John who tells him to meet a girl. John meets a girl and tells her about Homestuck

Caliborn reveals that he has gone mastered the thing known as the narrative and that he will use this to rip Homestuck a new one. Andrew Hussie provides us a game cart to continue the kid's adventure but not before Caliborn makes it "special." The new session is overtaken by glitches, big animations are skipped, and memories are lost. Dave laughs at his own jokes. Roxy has to make a egg. Jade and Jane are being evil. Karkat demands answers and gets forks. Rose and Terezi get over a hangover. John is missing.

Karkat and Dave (through speaker crab) decide it's finally have an intervention. No not for Rose's alcoholism that is getting worse every day but for Terezi becoming a juggalo. Caliborn is making his way through a series of planets and picking up some green gnomes/leprechauns/Felts along the way. John falls asleep and Davesprite flies away like a piece of lovable shit. John meets up with a roving band of pirates and gets told the story of just how cherubs do it. Terezi wakes up and sees her friends, Karkat relates to teens, Dave finds out about communism.

THE WAIT IS OVER. After an unplanned hiatus of an unFORGIVEABLE length, LMTYAHS Beta is back! Luke and Ashley explore the final leg of Hivebent, as Karkat discovers and then tortures himself with Trollian's memo system, Terezi schemes to exile Jack Noir, and Aradia rediscovers nihilism as the fate of the trolls reveals itself to be completely set in stone. They overcame a nearly impossible challenge, and were still denied their reward. It's so infuriating! Why if they discovered that 4 kids out in the multiverse were somehow responsible for what happened, they'd be SO mad.

Roxy finds a group of exiles in her lab and Dirk gets jeered. Jane enters the game finally but doesn't prototype anything. Isn't that supposed to be the worst thing? Also that's not a metor, that's a space ship piloted by Her Imperial Condescension. Drik and Roxy come out of their rooms to find a destroyed world in the future. Meanwhile Andrew Hussies nurses Spades Slick and gets a nasty houses guest. Karkat argues with himself again, Rose tells Dave what's going on and Dave and Karkat makes some art. John has a birthday and Terezi meets a new face.

Rose has gone Grimdark and this means that she now has one track mind to kill Bec Noir. She meets up with John who finally learns the fate of his dad. Dave grieves(?) for his bro and then tries to get his sword out of him. Terezi interrogates Dave for his feelings as he starts to open up. Terezi meanwhile is getting ready to fight Vriska but ends up getting involved in trying to find Homestuck Disc 2.

Things are going about as badly as they could for our troll friends. Karkat is on the run from multiple murderers. Kanaya, Feferi and Tavros are all dead. Terezi vendetta against Vriska is making her miss real danger. Gamzee has gone on a murderous rampage. Eridan is somewhere in the meteor and one of them seems to have developed a taste for blood. It's not all doom and gloom. John meets WV and they have a great time in a flying car. John and Jade talk about sinking ships and Vriska opens up about her thoughts on killing.

Do you feel the holiday spirit in the air? Do you hear the shitty JPEG aritfacted bells? It's Gristmas! Between opening and making gifts we see how Vriska went god tier in maybe the most grisly way. We see Jade make a ton of neat stuff. Dave confronts his own and Terezi makes statements about luck. Then Jade does something and the most important character in Homestuck is revealed.

In our second listener submissions episode, Eden gets diagnosed as a Nalaholic, Fin gets emotional about Terezi, and the ancient practice of Grandmasonas is uncovered.

IT'S TIME. Luke and Ashley take the plunge into the fifth act of Homestuck, and spend some time getting themselves properly acquainted with the trolls. They learn about Karkat's love of bad romcoms and bad programming languages, Gamzee's prophetic religious beliefs, and Terezi's insatiable thirst for justice. Also, there's a password screen at some point? Eh that's probably nothing.

Molly and Ashley finally live their dreams and be Karkat (along with Vriska and Terezi.) They talk to their companions, give orders about not sleeping and RP'ing. As they go deeper into the meteor they uncover secrets about the past and the not too distant future. Meanwhile in the kids session John is connecting with Jade, Dave is from the future, Rose is still creepy and Jade is MIA.

After finally learning Kanaya's name Rose then asks if she knows anything about the mysterious and capitalized "Green Sun." Kanaya tells Rose that she can't see her in the future. Terezi starts looking at a cool kid and gets paid. Jade falls on a bed and instantly falls asleep. John gets a nifty new outfit and starts to learn some troll names. Dave cries and then commits fraud on the stock market with himself. Karkat gives romance advice and learns about incest. WHAT AN EP!

Molly and Ashley FINALLY wrap up the section of the comic known as Hivebent. Just what are the feelings between the Sea Dwellers? What's the deal with Dream Lives? Has Molly seen The Never Ending Story? Are memos really hard to voice act? Is Karkat the best at romance? What is THE SCRATCH? Did Karkat and Terezi fuck??? We hear the answer to some of those.

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