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This week Christina and Simone discuss Bloomberg's massive profile on Tim Cook, as well as the Clubhouse clones that are about to hit the social media universe. Can Facebook and Twitter live up to Clubhouse's success? Then Christina finally gets to vent some of her feelings on the latest coverage of Britney Spears.

This week Christina and Simone discuss Bloomberg's massive profile on Tim Cook, as well as the Clubhouse clones that are about to hit the social media universe. Can Facebook and Twitter live up to Clubhouse's success? Then Christina finally gets to vent some of her feelings on the latest coverage of Britney Spears.

We're sounding the ALLEGED APPLE RUMORS KLAXON once again! And this new Macbook spoiler is maybe the most exciting one we've ever heard. Then Christina reviews her new e-ink reader, and Bri rewires a whole Porsche.

We're sounding the ALLEGED APPLE RUMORS KLAXON once again! And this new Macbook spoiler is maybe the most exciting one we've ever heard. Then Christina reviews her new e-ink reader, and Bri rewires a whole Porsche.

Some of the most amazing entrepreneurs I meet have taken skills honed in another profession and brought them to the world of business. They bring a clear, powerful value proposition to the table and a great sense of what their market really needs - and today's guest is a great example. Christina Nicholson is an award-winning journalist and mentor to other business owners by teaching them how to be their own publicist. Her newest project, Podcast Clout, is a Software as a Service (SaaS) venture that builds customized pitch lists of the top podcasts. To start off Christina and I talk about her work in media and journalism and what she realized about all the not-so-great pitches she received on a daily basis. She walks us through the transition to freelance work and how she decided (after a bit of hesitation) to build a public relations agency. Then Christina tells us about Podcast Clout, the SaaS product subscription service she’s building with an awesome team of developers to fill a huge hole in the podcast publicity market. You can find complete show notes and resources for this episode at scalingdeep.com/media-maven-christina-nicholson.

Washington state is still observing shelter in place, and over the past couple months, many of us have been staying connected through video calls. Inspired by this community building, the SNACCs called a couple members of Seattle PAAC who haven’t yet been on the podcast. First up, Pauline called Kenji Fujinaka, and they talked about “procrasti-baking” and the experience that brought Kenji to SPAAC. Then Christina spoke with Katya Nemec about her upbringing in Asia, the complexities of her identity and how it has shifted in different contexts in the US, as well as what is bringing her joy during the lockdown. Thank you to Kenji and Katya for joining us on the podcast!

John met this week's guest in middle school. Then Christina met him in high school. (For New York City, those are pretty crazy odds. As the ride and song state, the world is indeed, small.) Thanks to social media, the three have been able to remain in contact and peek in on one another's lives. And what a life this guy is living! Police officer. Parent. Bomb squad. New Romance. Marriage. Parent AGAIN in his 40's and then soon after retirement and a new life in Florida. But as he tells us, he feels that he's only just begun. Strap in, folks! This Podgecast is over TWO HOURS, but as it was being recorded, time absolutely FLEW by. (Fun Fact - Two of the three people talking on this week's Podgecast took surreptitious pee breaks. Try to guess who and when!)

*"The more I have walked, the more I have discovered that there's more to walk and understand."*-Shawn Micallef, Toronto Star columnist and noted flâneurChristina and Mike talk about what it takes to be a flâneur and why they love exploring the city. Then Christina talks to Toronto Star columnist Shawn Micallef about what he learns during his six-hour strolls throughout the city. Then discover some new walks that start at library branches.Books, articles, resources and websites mentioned in this episode:Toronto Guerrilla GardenersToronto Public Space CommitteeSpacing MagazineStroll: Psychogeographic Walking Tours of Toronto by Shawn MicallefWanderlust: a History of Walking by Rebecca SolnitAccidental Parkland directed by Dan BermanAccidental City: the Transformation of Toronto by Robert FulfordToronto Food Policy CouncilThorncliffe Park Women's CommitteeThe Lonely Planet Guide to Experimental Travel by Rachael AntonyHouse of Leaves by Mark Z. DanielewskiTenements, Towers & Trash : an Unconventional Illustrated History of New York City by Julia WertzRead episode transcriptYour hosts: Christina, Mike, Jason, and WendyContact us at shelveunder@torontopubliclibrary.ca 

Hey, Mommy! We have a high and tight episode for you today! We start off the show with a trailer for a new TLC show that Tom and Christina instantly fall in love with, "sMothered," which leads to one of Christina's most foul "Would You Rathers." We also get into PROOF that Tom Segura pre-dates any of those Tinder instagram accounts that are trying to steal his joke from 2014! Then Christina and Tom reveal a fantasy they have about their son's swim teacher, and Christina reveals a new scandal: Dental Floss Gate! What other things does she do wrong as a 40-year-old?   Then Adam Ray joins the Mommy-Dome to talk about his new comedy album "Read The Room," long distance relationships, Game of Thrones, John Travolta, taking care of business on buses and planes, and an interesting video of a cool guy shoving somethin in a cool place.   And straight out of Vestvood, we have Maz Jobrani joining the mommies as well! We talk EVERYTHING Persian: from LA Persian culture, to representation in the media, to Shahs of Sunset, we cover it all! We even uncover a YMH exclusive the Maz actually dated Mercedes Javid for a COUPLE years!!! Chips in a bowl! We also get Maz's take on some of Christina's psycho tendencies! All this and more on episode 501 of YMH!

ALL the rumors about the new iPhones, analyzed, debunked, and more. Plus, Samsung is (potentially) at it again with a glitch that will send your nudes to random contacts. Then Christina, Brianna, and Simone discuss TanaCon, enthusiastically and at length.

This week on Good Nurse Bad Nurse we have a guest host, Christina, with us. She is sitting in for Sam who is getting her master's degree and is taking a few weeks off. Tina and Christina talk about a nurse who's husband was bitten by a decapitated snake! Tina tells the unique and perplexing story of Cindy James, a nurse who died mysteriously in the 1980's. Then Christina tells the amazing and fascinating story of Sojourner Truth, who was credited by some as being a nurse among the other truly courageous things she did!

Oh boy what a meaty session we have for you as Christina Mercer, Somrata Sarkar, David Price and Henry Burrell tackle three whopics (whopping topics) head on.Somrata takes us into the sometimes scary thoughts of our own digital afterlives. Should we be worried that we'll end up as misrepresentative chat bots one day? Who will have the authority to police the companies that harvest our data?Then Christina explains the knife edge America is on when it comes to net neutrality. Despite recent hope, there's still a chance the web across the pond will be ruthlessly metered and segmented.Finally David asks us if we've checked our unused email accounts recently, as there might be a lot of desperate noodle companies in there begging you to stay on their mailing lists. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.