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In this episode of Black Sitcom History, Shannon and Summer delve into the evolving portrayals of Black families on television, from idealized nuclear families to more complex, relatable dynamics. The conversation highlights iconic shows like The Cosby Show, Good Times, The Jeffersons, Family Matters, and Everybody Hates Chris, examining how each depicted different aspects of Black family life—from wealth and success to the challenges of poverty and community resilience.They explore the criticism surrounding the portrayal of perfect families, questioning whether such portrayals are unrealistic or aspirational. The hosts discuss how these shows impacted their own family dynamics, drawing lessons on parenting, communication, and values. They also touch on more modern sitcoms like Black-ish and The Proud Family, emphasizing the importance of showing a wide range of Black experiences, including blended and extended families.The episode reflects on how media shapes perceptions of family and tackles whether TV should prioritize realism or offer an escape through idealized portrayals. Summer and Shannon argue for the necessity of diversity in Black representation, highlighting that no one depiction can capture the vast experiences of Black families.00:00 - Idealized Black Families on TV00:58 - The Influence of Television Families04:18 - Black Sitcoms and Family Dynamics06:37 - Portrayal of Family Dynamics09:57 - Actor Departure and Show Dynamics11:16 - Nostalgia and TV Classics12:53 - Family Dynamics in TV Shows14:58 - Multi-Generational Family Dynamics15:50 - Extended Family Dynamics in TV Shows17:26 - Blended and Nuclear Family Dynamics18:59 - Sitcom Chaos: Katie's Pet Dilemma21:14 - Family Dynamics on TV Shows23:27 - Generational Dynamics in TV Shows24:56 - Diverse Black Family Representations27:49 - Realistic Family Portrayals30:30 - Movie Preferences and Dislikes31:38 - Choosing the Right Path33:12 - Imperfect Families on TV35:41 - Reality TV: A Mirror to Life37:45 - Reality TV and Celebrity Appeal

How can business solve humanity's most significant challenges? Why is business the best vehicle to solve them? For the last 35 years, Rinaldo Brutoco has devoted himself to asking – and answering – these crucial questions. The founding president of nonprofit think (and do!) tank the World Business Academy (WBA) and founder and CEO of green hydrogen transportation firm H2 Clipper (H2C), Rinaldo is a trailblazer in both the theory and practice of sustainable business solutions. Rinaldo graduated from Santa Clara University with degrees in economics and philosophy and later received a J.D. from UCLA School of Law in 1971. His career has had many remarkable turns – pioneer in consumer law, Inc. 500 CEO, author, lecturer, and co-founder of the world's first paid cable TV company. Behind all these turns was an unshakeable conviction that business could – must – be a force for good, driving Rinaldo to found the WBA in 1987 to explore the role of business in addressing serious moral, environmental, and social issues around the world. The think tank has since been responsible for initiatives like the Optimist Daily newsletter, Safe Energy Project, Global Citizen's Club, and the New Business Paradigms podcast. As of 2011, Rinaldo has been practicing what he has preached with the launch of H2C, a firm pioneering a low cost, effective, end-to-end transport and distribution system for green hydrogen. Its revolutionary approach tackles the biggest obstacle to the widespread adoption of hydrogen while also producing a scalable, carbon-free alternative to fossil fuels that's powered by Rinaldo's patented generative AI manufacturing technology. Hear Rinaldo talk about his unique path to clean energy visionary, the importance of teaching entrepreneurship as a noble profession, and why paid cable was a source of good for the world. Episode Highlights:00:00 Rinaldo Brutoco on the rise of pay TV00:49 Conor Gaughan introduces Rinaldo, WBA, and H2 Clipper04:38 Entrepreneurial interests, UCLA law, Nader's Raiders17:09 Businesses for good, meditation, third party perspectives 25:16 Launching paid cable, having a vision, pitching investors34:55 Modern entertainment, generative A.I, merchant banking46:53 Creating impact, shareholder motivation, finding inspiration51:50 Where to learn more and end credits If you liked this episode, listen next to Ben Bressler of Natural Habitat Adventures on Nature, Travel, and Pursuing Your PassionMore on Rinaldo Brutoco, World Business Academy, and H2 Clipper:linkedin.com/company/world-business-academy linkedin.com/company/h2clipper linkedin.com/in/rinaldo-brutoco-b052a2 optimistdaily.com Connect with Conor Gaughan on linkedin.com/in/ckgone and threads.net/@ckgoneHave questions, or a great idea for a potential guest? Email us at CiC@consensus-digital.com If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts and Spotify – it really makes a difference! Consensus in Conversation is a podcast by Consensus Digital Media produced in...

Ab17 - der tägliche Podcast mit Kathrin und Tommy Wosch. Montag bis Freitag. Morgens und AbendsWerbungFinanzguruMit dem Code AB17 kannst Du Finanzguru Plus ganze 3 Monate kostenlosnutzen (für normalerweise nur für 7 Tage kostenfrei) -> Gilt nur für Neukund:innen.Link HIER KLICKEN zur Finanzguru AppHelloFreshHier geht's direkt zum Rabatt:- DE: Bis zu 120€* & ein gratis Dessert für 1 Jahr**: hellofresh.de/AB17- AT: Bis zu 90€*: hellofresh.at/AB17- CH: Bis zu 40%*: hellofresh.ch/AB17*Für neue & ehemalige Kunden** Für NeukundenWerbung EndeAnfragen wegen Kooperationen oder Werbung gerne an: kontakt@diewoschs.deInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ab17podcastWhatsapp: https://www.whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaBSCV98kyyQceNs4A1IIn dieser Episode von „Ab 17” dreht sich alles um Holz, harte Arbeit und Familienzusammenhalt. Kathrin und Tommy berichten humorvoll von ihrem Wochenende, an dem sie gemeinsam mit Freunden und Familie Holz geschlagen haben, um den Winter vorzubereiten. Während Tommy zu Beginn noch wenig begeistert von der schweißtreibenden Arbeit ist, wird schnell klar, dass dieses Männerevent zu einem besonderen Moment des Zusammenhalts geworden ist. Die beiden reflektieren darüber, wie selten man heutzutage noch handwerklich aktiv ist und welche befriedigende Wirkung es hat, gemeinsam etwas zu schaffen.Neben dieser persönlichen Geschichte werfen Kathrin und Tommy auch einen Blick auf aktuelle Ereignisse. Es geht um politische Diskussionen über den AfD-Erfolg bei den Stichwahlen in Brandenburg und kuriose Nachrichten wie den Krebse-Koch-Skandal von TV-Koch Frank Rosin. Inhalt:00:00:00 – Start und Begrüßung: Holzlieferung und Familienzusammenhalt00:00:40 – Klassische Musik und Roboter00:10:07 – Stichwahlen in Brandenburg: AfD-Erfolg und politische Kommentare00:11:12 – Frank Rosin und der Krebse-Koch-Skandal: Lebende Krebse im TV00:14:17 – Kinderschuhbestellungen und Binden: Kuriose Erlebnisse beim Online-Shopping00:16:06 – Fußballspiel von Sohn Nummer 200:22:32 – Holz in der Hütte: Der Erfolg nach einem harten Arbeitstag00:31:06 – Abschluss: Ein Blick auf das queere Filmfestival und eine Überraschung für den Bundespräsidenten Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ab17 - der tägliche Podcast mit Kathrin und Tommy Wosch. Montag bis Freitag. Morgens und AbendsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ab17podcastWhatsapp: https://www.whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaBSCV98kyyQceNs4A1ISchreib uns: kontakt@diewoschs.deIn dieser Episode von „Ab 17” sprechen Kathrin und Tommy über den anstehenden Fernsehpreis und was sie davon erwarten – inklusive spannender Nominierungen und lustiger Spekulationen über Auftritte von Helge Schneider, Teddy Teclebrhan und anderen TV-Größen. Tommy verrät, wie er sich auf die Veranstaltung freut und welche Stars er gerne sehen würde, während Kathrin überlegt, ob der rote Teppich noch die gleiche Magie hat wie früher.Doch es wird nicht nur über den Fernsehpreis gesprochen. Tommy teilt eine fast schon melancholische Geschichte über den Abschied von seinem geliebten Cabrio und die emotionale Bedeutung, die sein neues Familienauto für ihn hat. Mit viel Humor und typischer Selbstironie reflektiert das Duo über den Wandel im Leben – sei es in der Fernsehbranche oder im eigenen Alltag.Inhalt:00:00:00 – Begrüßung und Einstieg00:02:50 – Fernsehpreis: Vorfreude und Erwartungen00:07:34 – Tommys 18.000-Euro-Abhebung00:14:12 – Abschied vom Cabrio00:17:06 – Raabs Comeback und das Männer-TV00:19:40 – Männerdomänen im TV: Wo bleiben die Frauen?00:22:57 – Prominente und seltsame Schlagzeilen00:25:17 – Ausblick: 50 Fragen an die SPD Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome Back To The Capitalist Investor Podcast! This week on the Capitalist Investor Podcast, the squad discusses the official “Bull Market” definition. The hosts highlight the potential risks and uncertainties that could drive the market down and emphasize the importance of paying attention to fundamentals and earnings. The podcast also covers the Fed's three moves, which could lead to a pause, hike, or cut, and the need for revolving credit to start getting paid off. The hosts question the US's $31 trillion deficit and compare it to China's $14 trillion debt, which is close to 50% of their GDP. The hosts caution that the US has nothing to show for its debt, while China has grown without taking on debt, becoming a dominant economy in the world. The hosts discuss the key differences between past and present exports and how they could impact businesses and the economy. China has grown exponentially in exports, becoming a major player in the semiconductor and technology world, without borrowing money to grow. The podcast ends with a discussion on current events and cancel culture, with the hosts expressing their opinions on the implications of cancel culture. The hosts maintain a defensive investment stance and remain cautious about the current market rally. Additionally, the podcast discusses the potential impact of China invading Taiwan and the resulting chain reaction on the supply chain, worse than COVID, as well as the potential for inflation to skyrocket. The speakers then briefly discuss the U.S. Open golf tournament and provide insights on the course and players. The opinions expressed in the podcasts are for general informational purposes only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any investment, legal, financial or tax strategy. It is only intended to provide education about the financial industry. Please consult a qualified professional about your individual needs. Timestamped Chapter Summary00:00:00 - Introduction of hosts00:00:11 - Discussion on fashion choices00:00:21 - Cool Hand's motto: "look good, play good"00:00:37 - Cool Hand's voice is gone00:00:55 - Discussion on Mexico and healthcare00:01:16 - Diamond Hands Day's birthday lunch00:01:52 - Current market rally00:02:20 - Discussion on exports00:02:39 - Cancelled with current events: someone not allowed on TV00:02:50 - US Open discussion00:03:10 - Officially in a bull market00:03:32 - Definition of a new bull market in the S&P 50000:04:02 - Potential risks and opportunities in the current market00:04:22 - Uncertainty about what could drive the market higher00:05:07 - The potential risks of being too bullish00:05:36 - The importance of a fiduciary mindset and being defensive00:06:16 - The hype and high valuation of certain technology stocks00:06:45 - Sector rotation and the potential for smaller stocks to outperform00:07:27 - The impact of high interest rates on mid and small-cap stocks00:07:52 - Everything has been multiple expansion, not earnings growth00:08:00 - Earnings have been flat00:08:27 - The S&P 500 multiple is around 20, historically around 16.700:09:07 - The average investor is becoming too bullish00:09:26 - The importance of being defensive and not transitioning to high growth, small mid-cap names00:10:03 - The Fed's potential moves and their impact on the market00:10:19 - The need for revolving credit to be paid off for confidence in the economy00:10:42 - Japan's debt is around 250% of GDP00:11:12 - Technical bull market from the bottom, but not back to all-time highs00:11:33 - China's debt is around 50% of GDP, $14 trillion in debt00:11:36 - Discussion on Elon Musk's Twitter chart comparing US and China exports in&

S11E10 – Dan Carlin debunken en antieke pop-cultuur interpreteren met Roel KonijnendijkRoel Konijnendijk verwierf enige internet-faam toen hij in een tweetal videos van Insider de historische accuraatheid van 20 films en series recenseerde. Hij woont in London en geeft les aan de Universiteit van Edinburgh. Zijn vakgebied is geschiedenis met een specialisatie in het Oude Griekenland.Geheel onverwacht begint Roel Konijnendijk ons gesprek met een diepgaande debunk van onze favoriete podcast: Hardcore History van Dan Carlin. Daarna staan we stil bij de verschillende bronnen waaruit wij kennis van de Oudheid putten en de invloed van antieke pop-cultuur.

TIMESTAMPS00:01:50 - Introductions00:06:03 - Flight Deck - On A Team, What Role Do You Play?00:28:22 - GimmeSome TV- Ted Lasso (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10986410/)- About Time (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2194499/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0)- High On the Hog (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14540468/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0)00:40:30 - Sports and TV00:48:50 - Not To Cut You Off, but That's A Bet - Team PredictionsDivision Winners- NFC East & AFC East 01:02:57 - GimmeSome Headlines - QB Battles (The 6 Competitions)01:17:10 - That's A Bet (Cont …) - Division Winners- NFC South & AFC South01:21:49 - GimmeSome Headlines - Run CMC, the Top One Hunna, and Cole Beasley?!01:35:02 - More That's A Bet - Division Winners- NFC North & AFC North- NFC West & AFC West01:55:40 - That's A Bet - Conference Winners- NFC02:05:40 - - AFC (Shock the World!)02:14:57 - TellMe Something Good! - Ali (Walsh) Bomaye! EPISODE PLAYLISTGSH Theme Song x C.O.D. DecaturboyMusicYou Gone Love Me x C.O.D. DecaturboyMusicImported (Remix) x C.O.D. DecaturboyMusic + P. Henry Trotter IVDemolition Man (Intro) x C.O.D. DecaturboyMusicCalifornia Roll x C.O.D. DecaturboyMusic + Buckhead RedTV N DA Studio Ep. 2 x C.O.D. DecaturboyMusic LINKSGimmeSome Headlines - QB Comps (https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/columnist/nate-davis/2021/08/16/nfl-preseason-quarterback-competition-saints-broncos-patriots/8145795002/)GimmeSome Headlines - Run CMC Ranked High Despite Injury - (https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article253515849.html)TellMe Something Good - Neco Ali Walsh (https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/aug/15/nico-ali-walsh-muhammad-ali-boxing-debut-top-rank-grandson) SOCIAL MEDIAIG - https://www.instagram.com/gimmesomeheadlines/Twitter - https://twitter.com/GimmeSomeHead_sTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@gimmesomeheadlines?lang=en

A Pokémon cake delivered for accidentally calling the police. Max Raid battles rotate again with popular VGC Pokémon. Niantic really pushing major updates and events for May in Pokémon GO. Rebel Clash, the latest Pokémon TCG set, has arrived. Pokémon Masters gets Ho-Oh and Silver update. 00:00:25 - Introduction00:02:40 - Police Called for Pokémon GO00:05:15 - Remote Raids, May Events00:23:20 - Break Music00:25:20 - Unova Coming to Pokémon TV00:27:10 - Pokémon Masters Update00:32:30 - Rebel Clash, Pokémon TCG00:44:00 - Max Raid Update00:47:00 - Question of the Week00:52:00 - Pokémon of the Week00:58:40 - Post Credits

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ill O’Neill joins the show fresh off his victory at the PBA Chesapeake Open and talks about urethane equipment and lane conditions on tour.Here’s a guide to the show:00:00:00 - Intro00:04:40 - Fallout from Ryan Ciminelli’s interview00:17:58 - Martin Larsen injured in accident00:19:28 - Players changing ball companies00:23:45 - Dasha Kovalova shoots 300 on TV00:24:28 - Pan Am Games doping scandal00:26:45 - Bill O’Neill talks about his win in Chesapeake01:13:41 - The latest prank call

Justin and Tommy discuss the NBA playoffs including the Bucks and Raptors, Warriors and Blazers, the NHL playoffs (Bruins, 'Canes, Sharks, Blues), the NBA Draft (Zion + Pelicans), Xavien Howard the highest paid CB, hope for women's hockey, the Champions League, and marijuana as a medicinal treatment for athletes. All this, plus some awesome lightning round questions submitted by Brian and Ash!00:01:54 Shwaggerz Says Sorry00:02:40 Ending to 76ers / Raptors / Kawhi Leonard shot heard ‘round the world!00:03:50 Game 1 Bucks vs Raptors - does Kawhi still have the magic?00:04:24 Brooke Lopez00:04:51 The Bucks are just taller - would the Warriors have a problem guarding them?00:05:57 The Western Conference Finals are kind of a letdown00:07:00 Owner of Golden State doesn’t seem to care that Kevin Durant might be leaving00:08:00 How do the Celtics get Kevin Durant?00:09:06 Pelicans have the #1 pick and will probably draft Zion - but how does that even work?00:10:00 Anyone who goes to the Lakers right now is going to struggle - but will they trade everything to get Zion?00:12:02 There’s a good anti-tanking strategy by the NBA now00:14:02 NHL Playoffs - the Bruins, one game away from sweeping the ‘Canes - How old are these guys?00:15:39 San Jose advancing past the Avalanche was very questionable00:16:34 Sharks may be going to the Finals - but do the Blues even have any business being this far into the playoffs?00:17:57 Do the Bruins have an edge because of playoff experience?00:19:25 Xavien Howard (25 year old) on the Miami Dolphins is now the highest paid CB in the NFL00:21:43 Is CB that high value of a position?00:23:33 The Dolphins need to fix their offense first00:23:57 Josh Rosen and the Cardinals - such an odd miscommunication00:25:34 Yankees have wayyyy too many people on the IR right now - but they’re still winning (!)00:26:51 The Cubs have been on a winning streak00:27:47 Christian Yelich and his home run total (16 already) + the Juicin’ era of baseball00:29:54 Jose Canseco’s steroid reveal / baseball players are better now00:31:00 Why is the NFL policy so anti-weed for injured players?00:31:42 The NHL has one of the best marijuana policies for their players00:33:16 The effects of alcohol vs the effects of marijuana00:35:23 All the old wrestlers were drunk in every match, in a way they were self-medicating00:37:23 Should marijuana be legalized across all sports for injuries? + effects of heavy drinking and Ricky Williams00:39:57 The NHL might be the most progressive league00:40:20 Champions League final in soccer - Liverpool beat Barcelona!!!! All English final00:41:36 Could aggregate scoring be used in the NFL for the playoffs?00:44:56 So many other playoffs (MLB, NHL, NBA) have multiple games per series - why not the NFL?00:46:33 Helmets in football - why doesn’t Tom Brady want to update his helmet?00:49:45 The search for a TE on the Patriots post-Gronk - does Gronk come back out of retirement?00:51:43 LB Jamie Collins is probably going back to the Patriots00:53:21 Women’s Hockey League - they need more pay and they are severely under-funded - there is a genuine crisis for professional athletes00:56:03 Watching the NHL in the ‘80s, it used to be really hard to see the puck on TV00:57:41 It’s shocking that the Canada Women’s Hockey League folded00:59:32 The Lingerie League is depressing as hell01:00:16 Lightning round - favorite Avenger and how would they play in the NFL?01:01:53 Lightning round - what’s the worst sports movie?01:03:56 Lightning round - Thoughts on current MNF announcers01:07:16 Lightning round - Best TD celebration?01:09:24 Lightning round - Most clutch NBA player of all time?

This week the boys have a few length discussions. They talk about Apple bringing airplay 2 and iTunes to third-party TVs. How TV technology has changed. The greatest show on earth The Magicians. Nikes newest auto lacing shoe the Adapt BB. Soulja Boy's terrible consoles and Small talk on the future of front-facing cameras. 00:00:00 - Intro00:02:56 - Fun Stuff From CES00:03:52 - Itunes + Airplay 2 on new TVs00:05:58 - How Airplay 2 Works 00:12:18 - Warranties are a buying factor00:15:17 - We're getting Smart EVERYTHING00:20:04 - The life cycle of a modern TV00:24:43 - OLED TVs Limitations00:29:47 - Itunes is old and it sucks00:38:52 - The Magicians TV Series00:44:35 - Soulja Boy has a console?00:50:10 - Rapper who says he's a Clone00:56:41 - Soulja Boy could have done better01:01:12 - Playstation Classic01:04:37 - Nike Adapt BB01:13:06 - Has technology made us lazy?01:16:52 - Smart homes are amazing01:18:26 - The camera cutout01:33:58 - Outro   Social: Facebook.com/PixelRefresh Twitter.com/@SparxSLX

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Another year has come and gone, and now we need to try and make sense of it. Fortunately, Matt and Ed are up to the task, and in this bumper round-up of the year they talk about some of the big film and TV stories, pitch some ideas for Episode VIII to Rian Johnson (#QuiJohnCandy), before finishing with a countdown of the Shot/Reverse Shot Top 10 Films of 2015. It's a silly, joyous end to a long, strange year, and we hope that you've enjoyed listening to the show as much as we have enjoyed making it.00:00:00 - 00:01:58 - Intro00:01:59 - 00:11:05 - Round-up of film news in 201500:11:06 - 00:22:26 - The big hits and colossal misses at the box office00:22:27 - 00:27:07 - Disappointments00:27:08 - 00:41:59 - A rundown of the worst films of the year00:42:00 - 00:50:54 - The year in TV00:50:55 - 01:41:30 - The SRS Top Ten films of 201501:41:31 - 01:43:26 - Outro