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David Seymour's controversial Treaty Principles Bill has faced a fair bit of opposition since its introduction. The ACT Leader says it comes from two main camps, and in his opinion, it reinforces the need for a debate around the Treaty of Waitangi and its application. He told Tim Beveridge that the debate has shifted to the point where it's not about race or the Treaty, but rather about whether New Zealand is a society that gives respect and dignity to each person, or whether it's some “backwards-looking tribal place” where people have to say their race before their ideas are heard. Seymour believes the presentation of the bill by the media is “pretty hopeless”. He says there was one interview on TV1 where they gave more time to the protestors that interrupted his interview, than they did him. “It's pretty difficult not to despair with the standards of media coverage.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
So, one poll tells us something by not really moving and another poll tells us something by being badly misrepresented. The TV1 news numbers last night show that essentially the Government is travelling well, most parties are stable, the Greens are down a bit, but its all, so far, within the margin of error. Nothing really has changed. What that tells you is broadly a couple of things. The first is at this stage of the electoral cycle people don't pay as much attention as they will be in 18 months' time. The second is the Government, with its level of support, is doing basically what they said they would, and most people are happy. The other poll was on race relations. TV1 promoted the fact only 10% think the Government is improving them, but 46% think they are damaging them. What they didn't give the appropriate prominence to was the fact 37% think it's not making any difference. In other words, despite all the noise and hot air being drummed up by radicals and the media, most of us aren't engaged because nothing really is changing. If you take the 37% who see no change and the 10% who see an improvement you have 47%, which is in fact more people thinking things are either neutral or better, as opposed to the 46% who think they are worse. This of course ties into why the Government numbers overall haven't moved and their support remains strong. The so-called drama around Māori policy is not actually politically damaging. You will note the numbers weren't presented that way by the state-run broadcaster. A good question might be: why not? What moves needles is the economy and on that we might be in for an improvement. If we are, what you will then see is the polling numbers most definitely shift in the Government's favour. Māori relations have been tested and testy my entire life. The previous Government bent over backwards for Māori, their beliefs, needs and causes, and look where it got them. The current Government have read things right. Outcomes are what count, whether in race relations or the economy. The numbers broadly show they are on the right side of both. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today Linda speaks to Jesse about My Family Mystery on TV1, The Rise and Fall of Boris Johnson and more thoughts on Jeremy Clarkson's Farm.
It feels like it's been coming forever, and in an odd way, it just might have been. When the news division of Warner Bros. turns out the lights tonight, it's the end of an era. Or, an era. The simple truth is TV3 news never quite cut it and the history of fiscal dysfunction is the major reason why. Some of it was their own doing. Some of it was the unluckiness of who owns you, why they own you and whether they are as invested as they might have been in different circumstances. TV3 never really got off the ground properly. They did a lot of good things. They brought genuine competition to the market, shook up the presentation and reportage of news a bit and discovered some very good personality-based talent. But at no time did they do what really needed to be done. Rate. They never toppled the main player in TV1. They made a dent or two. When they focused on specific demographics they made some big dents. But it never quite crossed the line in terms of the zeitgeist. They never changed the landscape to the point where they were the champions or the kings of the hill. They always remained the plucky little competitor, even years after that moniker became absurd, given they've been around the place for decades. You can only run the "new kid in town" line for so long. Of course it's a credit to TVNZ who held them off. Not that they will be celebrating. The same way Newstalk ZB didn't celebrate when we saw off a series of radio stations set up and designed to take us down or out. Competition is a good thing and as of tonight, although Stuff will to a degree be taking over, it won't be the same. It doesn't have the resource or the level of televisual expertise. We wish them well of course. The landscape, in terms of terrestrial television, is shocking so all are more than welcome to keep the dream alive. But media is a brutal business that became even more brutal with the internet and streaming and the world shrinking. You either get an audience and monetise it, or you don't. It's sad, but emotion never paid the bills. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Sean Ross Sapp speaks to Dijak (@DijakWWE) for his first post-WWE interview0:00 Intro 1:00 Getting extra syllables on his name6:40 T-BAR and Retribution17:00 Meeting Vince McMahon23:20 Finding out he'd be in Retribution35:00 Trying to make the best of it40:00 Working Main Event42:00 WWE releases50:00 His contract expiring55:00 Getting drafted to Raw1:04:00 His descent1:08:00 His contracts1:12:00 His NXT run1:16:00 Vince putting himself back on TV1:18:30 Doing Canadian Destroyers1:25:30 Retribution reunionGrab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/fightful to get a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + a Bonus Gift! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30 day money-back guarantee! ➼ https://nordvpn.com/fightfulOur Sponsors:* Check out eBay Auto: www.ebay.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/fightful-pro-wrestling-and-mma-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Kia Ora all, happy new year and all that associated stuff, its great to be back!In this episode Hayden and Mal, were joined by Ron Crowhurst, who is the Co-event director at Whangarei parkrun.We chatted about his fascinating life of running, and how things were done in the good old days.The conversation then shifted to Whangarei parkrun and what makes this weekly meet up so great for all runners and walkers, weather you are new to running or an experienced runner, parkrun is perfect for you.We had a lot of fun with this interview, and I hope you enjoy it as much as we do.Links as promised:Colin Thornes parkrun video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRLelpOvAiY Colin Thornes interview on TV1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuAG3km2sXAWhangarei parkrun website: https://www.parkrun.co.nz/whangarei/Whangarei parkrun facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/WhangareiparkrunRun Adjacent is proudly supported by Trek Trail and Fish, the runners candy store. If shopping online be sure to use my discount code for 10% off your order. The discount code is: RA10Be sure to like, follow or subscribe on the platform you are listening on.Follow us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramSupport us on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
00:00:00 – Kas kalba ragelyje? 00:01:40 – Radarom 00:02:25 – TV1 laikų NBA 00:04:47 – PSV nedžiugios žinios 00:05:50 – Žiūrovas prašo pagalbos dėl Heinz 00:09:47 – Rytis pagalvojo 00:13:30 – Antras take‘as 00:14:35 – Galingos NBA naujienos 00:23:05 – „Bucks“ trenerio atleidimas 00:34:30 – Riversas „Bucks“ 00:45:50 – All Star starto penketai 00:49:50 – Trumpos NBA naujienos 00:54:37 – „Hawks“ ir „Lakers“ galimi mainai 00:57:00 – Embiido 70 taškų 01:00:25 – Labai greitos naujienos 01:03:12 – Atleisk Paulai 01:10:30 – „Kings“ ir „Warriors“ drama 01:15:05 – Savaitės rungtynės 01:19:13 – Ant suolo 01:25:44 – Jasikevičiaus rentas apie Čeponį 01:27:35 – Žiūrovo klausimas
Toimittajat Pasi Heikura ja Unto Hämäläinen katselivat ja kuuntelivat kaikki TV1:n presidenttitentit ja pohtivat millaista on presidentillinen puhe, ja puhuuko yhdeksästä presidenttiehdokkaastamme yksikään niin kuin presidentti. Ohjelmassa pohditaan myös jääräpässin olemusta.
Today Linda talks to Jesse about New Zealand television drama staring Robyn Malcolm, After The Party. She's also been watching The Crown on Netflix and Gone Fishing on TV1.
Celebrity chef and activist Robert Oliver is on a mission to revitalise Pacific food by showcasing local cuisine knowledge. Season three of his reality show 'Pacific Food Revolution' launched on TV1 over the weekend. New this season is Bertrand Jang, a Fijian chef who owns Sweet and Me in Onehunga, who has joined Robert as co-host. He speaks to Jesse about the role today.
Lähetyksen alussa puheenjohtaja Olli Seuri tiedustelee, mitä raatilaiset ajattelevat siitä, että arkkipiispa ja kirkon väki ottaa kantaa politiikkaan. Pj. Seuri nostaa esimerkiksi arkkipiispa Tapio Luoman kommentit hallitusohjelmaan. Luoma sanoo hallitusohjelman nostavan työnteon liian merkittävään asemaan ja että ihmisarvo ei määrity työkyvyllä. Kansainvälistä Eläinten päivää vietetään tänään 4.10. Päivän tarkoituksena on nostaa keskusteluun eläinten oikeuksia ja hyvinvointiin liittyviä kysymyksiä. Taru Tujunen kysyy pyöreän pöydän väeltä, mitä eläinten oikeudet merkitsevät meille ihmisille. Miksi eläinten oikeudet tuntuvat olevan niin vaikea asia monille? Mika Panzar kertoo viettäneensä nostalgiapainotteisen viime viikonlopun. Ohjelmassa oli Juice Leskisen alkuperäisen Coitus Int -bändin konsertti Tampereella ja leffateatterissa fiilistely Aki Kaurismäen uusimman Kuolleet lehdet -elokuvan parissa. Elokuvaa katsoessa Panzar pohti, miksi se vetoaa niin moneen ihmiseen, niin kriitikoihin kuin tavallisiin elokuvan katselijoihin. Luoko Aki Kaurismäen Kuolleet lehdet nyt kuvan Suomesta, ja jääkö tämä kuva elämään? Mika Panzar haluaa raatilaisten pohtivan, miksi elokuvat ja kirjat synnyttävät stereotypioita. Miten kulttuurituotteet ottavat meitä haltuunsa? Anu Koivunen arvelee panelistien katsovan säännöllisesti esimerkiksi A-studiota ja ahkerasti myös lukevan uutisia. Niinpä Koivunen kysyy, mitä he haluavat tietää tutkijoista tai asiantuntijoista, jotka kommentoivat mediassa politiikan tapahtumia tai ilmiöitä? Mitä yleisön kuuluisi saada tietää mediassa esiintyvistä asiantuntijoista? Aihetta käsiteltiin perjantaina 30.9. TV1:n Viimeinen sana -ohjelmassa, jossa vieraina olivat politiikan kommentaattorit Hanna Wass, Juho Rahkonen ja Vappu Kaarenoja.
Should I have been surprised? The debate around the Press debate has entered day two. If it carries on today that's day three and that's two days too many. Sure, it's news that a Prime Minister gets ill and can't attend a pre-arranged event. But that's about it. There is a certain irony that, having spent the past week deciding broadly that debates are a bit of a waste of time, certain players should be wasting energy and going out of their way to scrap over yet another one. In a sad kind of way it displays just how lost the Labour Party are. Even if you accept Chris Hipkins won the second debate, nothing has changed. The needle didn't move. Chris Luxon didn't fall apart, he just wasn't as interested in yelling over people as Hipkins was. As one reviewer put the Newshub debate, it was more game show than game changer. To an extent, it's all Labour have left. Voting is underway, they are a mile behind, there isn't a poll that shows their three-way combo of craziness can get the numbers required, so what have they got to lose? Well, quite a bit actually. One school of thought, surely, is that each debate they run the risk of losing. Debate one they lost and they interjected their way to victory in debate two. Although, it's important to point out that it was the so-called media experts that called it for Hipkins. An online poll in the NZ Herald using real people had it for Luxon. Either way there is risk. Labour might want to try and sure-up their vote and hope it doesn't sink further. Here is the simple truth if you are Luxon - why bother? His final week is full. I have seen the agenda and he is all over the country. He is in the lead, he has the momentum and his final week and his schedule is carefully controlled. Why shake it up because the Prime Minister got sick? Control the narrative, say the stuff you want to say and wait for the numbers to roll in Saturday night. Besides, there is already the previously scheduled debate on TV1 next Thursday. The nonsense about Christchurch and the South island and a large audience smacks of desperation. It was on, one bloke couldn't do it, it's now off. That's life. You probably would have gained more brownie points by calling it off straight away and saving those of us who are left, and can be bothered to watch, a couple of hours of yet more regurgitated material, mixed with inaudible bickering. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
I think most people would agree with the winner, wouldn't they? Andrew Webster deserved the Dally M Coach of the Year. But back here we seemed to call it for Chris Hipkins. I'll come back to that, but a couple of broadcasting notes for TVNZ, given Newshub's effort last night was in a completely different league. - Get an audience that reacts because it brings life to a broadcast - Get a moderator with a personality and some energy. At times Paddy Gower is a mile over the top and says a lot of random stuff. But he is engaged, he is having fun, and he wants to get the most out of every moment. It is, and has been, in many respects the difference between TV3 and TV1 for years. So, to the winner and I have a couple of questions; Was Hipkins declared the winner by the so-called experts merely because he was more lively than debate one? And was a winner declared because people seem to want to have a result? It's sort of like going to the doctor. It doesn't matter how innocuous your issue is, unless you get a script for pills or potions you feel ripped off. So who spends that long watching two men argue if we can't decide who won it? The point being is Hipkins, if you want to give him the prize, simply argued a lot, at times, for the sake of it. In arguing a lot, do you help your cause or are you simply looking to deflect away from your case and try and put the spotlight on the other bloke? I am not saying he didn't win. But, to be honest, I am not sure I learned a lot. They will both sort feral cats. Hipkins had a road cone in his student flat. Neither had taken MDMA. The one prime ministerial moment I will give to Hipkins is when he refused to hand out knighthoods, saying it's not something a Prime Minister does in public. It's the difference between a person with the job and the responsibilities versus everyone else who can say what they want. And that, I guess, is the trouble with debates. It's hard to find the balance between the stuff that needs debating, like the economy, and the stuff that doesn't like 'gotcha' questions and knighthoods. The other point is this - are these things material? If you give the win to Hipkins does it move the needle? Will we see the gap close in the next poll? Given it's 10 points, do you save your hide and party with a debate? I don't think so. And given there are two more debates, what the hell do they cover? We know their favourite beaches, books and drug habits. Is there an original question left to ask? Will you be back for more? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
If you want proof that people will see what they want to see and hear what they want to hear, I've got it for you. And it's to do with last night's leaders' debate on TV3. Which, by the way, blew last week's debate on TV1 out of the water, didn't it? Not just because Chris Hipkins appeared to be awake this time. But also because it had a much better structure and didn't waste time on pointless questions about what book the two leaders are reading at the moment. Yes, there was quite a bit of Chris Hipkins and Christpher Luxon talking over eachother. Especially at the start. But Paddy Gower didn't let them get away with not answering questions. Although there were a couple of times when he realised he wasn't going to get an answer. But that spoke volumes and so he let it be. In fact, someone texted me afterwards saying they thought Paddy was the winner on the night. But, right from the start, Chris Hipkins showed that he had obviously listened to Helen Clark who, apparently, called him up after last week's debate and said he'd been as weak as tea and needed to harden up. I made that bit up about her saying he was as weak as tea last week. But it is being reported today that Helen Clark was so unimpressed last week that she got on the blower and gave Hipkins a bit of a talking to. And he listened. And he was much stronger last night. Much stronger. And, as always happens, people are asked who they thought won the thing. Which I'll get to. But first, I've got to say that aside from beating TV1 with the debate itself, TV3 also beat TV1 hands-down when it came to the panel they put together to provide analysis afterwards. You'll remember last week how we had Tau Henare and David Cunliffe going into overdrive with the sporting analogies, which was just cringe-material, wasn't it? Last night, TV3 had Josie Pagani, Julian Wilcox and Janet Wilson. And there were zero sporting analogies. Which was brilliant in itself. And, as I say, the inevitable question was asked: who did they think won? And they all pretty much said Hipkins was the winner. I agreed with them, though, when they said that Hipkins performed more like an Opposition leader and Luxon performed more like a Prime Minister. But, overall, they thought Hipkins was the winner. And then you read all the analysis by all the other political commentators. And they're saying the same thing. Luxon wasn't necessarily bad, but Hipkins upped his game big time from last week and they're all saying he was definitely the winner on the night. Which brings me to what I was saying earlier about people —especially voters— seeing what they want to see and hearing what they want to hear. And the evidence today that that is definitely what happens. There's an online poll running on the NZ Herald website, asking people who they think won last night's debate. And the results, so far, are the complete opposite of what all the commentators are saying. When I last checked, 62% of people were saying that they thought Christopher Luxon won the debate, and 32% were saying Chris Hipkins was the winner. Which I think says a lot about how effective these debates are when it comes to informing voters. I know they're promoted as being the big chance to find out which leader sings from your songsheet, but I don't think they are at all. Wherever you are on the political spectrum, how could anyone think that —based just on what we saw last night— how could anyone think that Chris Hipkins wasn't the winner on the night? Yes, I'm just as tired of Labour as the next person. I'm just as cynical as you are of all the about-turns Labour has done in the last few weeks, desperately trying to stay in government. And, like most people, I think Labour's GST off fruit and veggie policy is just lame. It's sudden interest in having more cops - I think that's rich coming from a party that's been in government for the past six years. In fact, I'll go as far as saying that I don't think Labour even deserves another shot. But, even then, I can still see Chris Hipkins' performance last night for what it was and acknowledge that, yes, he was definitely the winner on the night. But it seems —going by this poll on the Herald website— that the majority of voters can't do that. And that the majority of voters watch things like these televised debates and see what they want to see and hear what they want to hear. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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To use an old but, nevertheless, true saying, it would never have happened in my day. I read with alarm the revelation that TVNZ, a place I have worked for a couple of times over the years, including starting the countries first TV breakfast show about a life time ago, has taken money from the Government. In this case, the money came from a Government energy agency and in return TVNZ produced so-called news stories about climate and climate change. The agency is the EECA, the Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority. They spent $300,000 and, in return, got a prime time climate special, a bunch of online content on the TV1 news page, five specific articles on the TV1 website and five social media posts. The breakfast show I once started and hosted gave out five interviews with a series of so-called experts and, indeed, they got an interview on Seven Sharp, another show I once hosted. So, a Government agency can hand over money and get on the news by doing so. If that isn't a scam and a scandal I don't know what is. The defence was that in the corner of the screen was some sort of recognition that the EECA was involved. In my 42 years in this industry, that does not even come close to covering your badly exposed arse. Part of the trouble here is that the media has never been more under scrutiny and it is this very sort of thing that gives the critics all the material they need. Of course, it's made worse that it's a Government department handing over taxpayers money to a Government run media outlet, the same outlet that the same Government was desperate to merge with its Government radio station. That was the same merger that in its rules of engagement, as pointed out by the former TVNZ CEO no less, had editorial independence further down the list of priorities than it already was. You can't claim editorial independence, you can't defend and get exercised about editorial independence as so much of the media have these past handful of tumultuous years, if you are for sale to the Government who get to buy your content for $300,000. Yes, money is tight. The media are in the gun financially, sponsorship and partnerships are real and well established and, to be blunt, most welcome. But that's not what we are talking about here. No one buys an interview on this show. Never have, never will. I would have said the same thing when I was at TVNZ and when I was at TVNZ the thought would have horrified us. I can hand on heart say I would not have touched it with a barge pole. So yes, it would not have happened in my day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On The Space Show for Wednesday, 10 May 2023: Space Show News: The Federal Budget has made some cuts to the funding allocations for the Australian Space Agency and the national space industry. Planet Earth: Season 4 - Episode 52 The TROPICS (Time-Resolved Observations of Precipitation structure and storm Intensity with a Constellation of Smallsats) satellites launched from New Zealand after a delay caused by an atmospheric river. (Inserts courtesy TV1, NewsHub, Rocket Lab) Skylab: America's first space station Marking the 50th anniversary of the launch of the Skylab space station, detailing the realisation that there were serious problems. Comments by Skylab 2 astronaut Joseph Kerwin, recorded at the Space Association of Australia. (Inserts courtesy JSC)
So why are so many mainstream media outlets so poor at telling the news? I say this after tuning into One News coverage of the coronation only to blunder into a 5 minute piece about Harry, followed by how to cook coronation quiche. Maybe they thought they were being entertaining, but instead they came off as infantile. So I tuned over to BBC World. There, they were talking about the King's involvement in the arts and they followed it with more details about the ceremony. The story was about the King and his country, not his errant son. In fact, Harry arrived on a commercial flight, gave no interviews, joined the rest of the family, sat with other retired or non working royals (which is what he is), and afterwards he went to the airport to go home to see his own family. No fights, no showdowns, no dramas. Yet the Mirror alone, over the week ran 100 articles about Harry, mostly derogatory. People have described the onslaught as 'hate for hire'. Even when Mike Hosking wrote 1000 words about the Coronation for the Herald the paper chose to highlight one sentence in which he said Harry looked alone and a little lost as the headline. I actually thought Harry seemed relaxed and chatty, but who cares. It's only the media that was so obsessed with Harry. Today they've moved on to another royal cliché. The breakfast show on TV1 was covering whether it was time for New Zealand to become a republic. Too soon and too stupid in my book. I don't believe it will happen in my lifetime. Particularly after the success of this weekend. The reason the British monarchy the most successful monarchy on Earth is that they have spent hundreds of years slowly backing out of the day-to-day affairs of state so that today they are purely performative and symbolic. No one is feeling oppressed or ruled by this family. This story was not about the King, or his son, or the institution of the constitutional monarchy. It was about the British nation. It's about their capability and their spirit. In the past year the Brits have seen three historic royal events - the Diamond Jubilee, the Queen's funeral, and now the King's coronation. And they've all been faultless triumphs of organisation, story telling and co-ordination involving thousands. This was not live coverage of an old toff sitting in a chair in a church and having someone put a fancy hat on his head, as some critics portrayed it. This was a nation showing the world what it can do and that it's the best in the world in doing it. It was a show of strength and order and no-one is cancelling that any time soon. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We recap and discuss season 3, episode 1 (“A Child of Denmark”) and episode 2 (“The Land is Built on Law”). Season 3 begins 2.5 years after we left off in season 2. Birgitte has a corporate job but gives it up to re-enter politics. Katrine leaves TV1 to become Birgitte's spin doctor and TV1 has a new head. Birgitte assembles her new party much to Bent's reluctance, but at the end of the episode, he gets on board with the new party and asks to join it and support her. Katrine feels the pinch in being a career woman and new mother at the same time. Her and her mother clash.
Videokonferenzen sind, was vor einigen Jahren noch undenkbar war, mittlerweile Standard in den meisten Unternehmen. Aber ist das in Sachen Datenschutz überhaupt sicher und welche Probleme tun sich damit auf? Darüber spreche ich in dieser Folge mit Michael Westphal. Er ist Gründer & Geschäftsführer von TV1, einem der der ersten deutschen Live-Streaming Anbieter. Sei 1999 ist Michael mit seinem Unternehmen im Bereich „Live-Streaming“ tätig und u.a. auch seit 2012 für das Live-Streaming der Bundestagsdebatten aus dem Plenum des Deutschen Bundestages verantwortlich. Er weiss also genau genau um die Herausforderungen bei diesem Thema hinsichtliche Datenschutz und Sicherheit. Außerdem sprechen wir über die Videoqualität von Zoom & Co, wie diese beeinflusst werden kann und welche Platz Metaverse und ähnliche Angebote in unserem Leben zukünftig einnehmen werden. Viel Spaß beim Hören dieser spannenden Folge! Michael Westphal bei LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-westphal-a29a5142/ ________________________________________________________ Du hast ein Thema rund um die Digitalisierung von Training & Unternehmenskommunikation, zu dem Du gerne einmal einen Podcast mit mit hören möchtest? Oder Du hast spannende Inhalte zum Thema und möchtest gerne mal Gast in meinem Podcast sein? Dann schreib mir an podcast@webinar-profi.de Ich wünsche Dir viel Spaß beim Hören und freue mich auf Dein Feedback!
Here is the 2022 Year in Review, with the usual suspects -- John Mutford (@BookMineSet) and Nick Bambach (@NickDBambach and @rockinretropod), as well as Mike Drew (@mrdsclass), to delight us with a top 5 in movies, TV and music, plus a few tangents. This was a ton of fun to record, and we hope you enjoy listening!2:26 -- Movies54:20 -- TV1:26:15 -- Music
This week, the guys discuss the fallout of Crown Jewel. Brad gushes over Alexa Bliss's hot tag, and about Gunther's IC title run. Tyler praises Bianca Belair, and not Logan Paul. Who had the best showing on Saturday?In AEW, the championship eliminator tournament is set. Tyler and Brad make their predictions about who comes out of the bracket, and they once again wonder about why Miro isn't on our screens. Will the victor be Absolute, or will the Firm be victorious?Plus, the three-segment show is back! Brad begins the episode with an update on the new car and a lost LEGO set, and they both give an update on grad school. Brad looks nostalgic when he gives Tyler a parenting story, and Tyler looks disappointed when talking about CM Punk. No, wait. It's Drake. Same person? Check it out, because it's the return of Hot Take Ty! It's not just a wrestling show.Gimmick Infringement is a proud member of @19MGroup. Head to 19mediagroup.com to check out all of their content offerings. Be sure to also go to gimmickinfringementpod.com to find extra content from the guys. All sound effects and clips come from freesound.org. Stock video files are courtesy of pixabay.com and Adobe Stock. Twitter: @WindDuster, @TylerJMcDowell, @GIPod19Instagram: @therealwinduster, @tymcdowellb, @GIPod19Web: gimmickinfringementpod.com, 19mediagroup.com Merch: https://19-media-group.myspreadshop.com/0:00 Intro and a Lego Update4:50 Crown Jewel Successes and Bad Braun27:20 Gunther's IC run35:45 Grad School41:30 AEW Eliminator Tournament52:31 Someday When You Have Kids57:50 Getting AEW Talent on TV1:08:40 Hot Take Ty - CM Drake1:20:08 The Week Ahead1:27:08 Closing
0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion57:27 - Cast & Crew/Awards1:03:41 - True Crime/Pop Culture1:12:04 - TV1:16:01 - Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
Show Us Your Crack with Mike James from NOVUS New ZealandA captivating business story started in 1978 with Mike's Mum & Dad jumping on a plane to the US.Only to return a week later with a business opportunity that would become a market leader in the windscreen repair business in NZ.Here's a snapshot of what you will discover:* How NOVUS NZ grew from a Ma & Pa business to over 63 franchises in NZ.* Stealth Growth - how Mike and his brother Tim grew the business in the winter after 4pm.* Demonstrating Credibility - the innovative way they grew by showing new customers how they could save time and money.* Opportunity Knocks - how they took the opportunity to franchise NOVUS NZ in 1991.* TV1 or TV2 - advertising on TV in the early days and stressful decision regarding what channel to advertise on!* The power of TV advertising - how some NOVUS branches grew 316% in 3 months after first advertising on TV.* Ma & Pa Tv Ads - the innovative way NOVUS created their first TV ads using the family car and a single film camera.* Show Us Your Crack - How the famous cult Show Us Your Crack Radio jingle came about and why they turned it into a TV Ad.* Branding 101 - NOVUS nailed the two most important things early in branding their business.And so much more...Ready to accelerate your business's growth and stand out from the competition? Don't miss this insightful episode of the Marketing 4 Business podcast. Have fun and enjoy listening, learning, and taking action from this podcast! Connect with Mike on LinkedIn here and join the NOVUS Facebook page here for updates and tree-planting events.If you find our content valuable and informative, please help us reach more business owners by sharing it with a friend who might benefit. Additionally, please ensure that you're following our podcast on your preferred platform, and if you enjoyed the latest episode, consider leaving us a five-star review. Your support is highly appreciated.See below for ways to get in touch with us…Follow the Marketing 4 Business podcast on Instagram hereFollow Digital Influence on Instagram hereConnect with Scott on LinkedIn hereEager to enhance your marketing strategy? Book in for a complimentary ‘Where You Can Win' call with Scott to discuss your marketing here.Have Fun & Take Action
Jeffrey updates his TV1 situation and declares the Season of Optimism is back on. In honor, he and Connor make Week 0 plays. Also, Eric Hasseltine joins the show.
In the wake of a couple of revealing surveys, I'm pleased to see businesses agitating for change a bit more. I'm talking about the traffic light system. Two surveys recently showed how much we're fed up with all this. TV1 had a survey showing 65 percent of us want all Covid restrictions dropped, not surprising at all. Then a survey the Government did showed them the reality of what's going on – fewer of us are wearing masks, fewer of us are reporting RAT results, fewer of us are willing to isolate for seven days. So given that, why are we still sitting in Orange with all these restrictions? We're over it. And so it turns out are international tourists. If we truly want to be an open country, ready for business and tourism and holiday makers, then we need to unshackle ourselves from all this ideology keeping us looking like a hermit kingdom. “Global hotels and management operator Accor wants New Zealand to move to a green light setting as the industry works to bring international tourism back to pre-pandemic levels..” it was reported yesterday, they want to get the message out that we are indeed “fully completely open” for business. Accor Pacific's Chief Exec was reported as saying that ‘green is that signal.' She also said that, “some tourists were cautious about travelling to New Zealand under the orange light status.” And I'm not surprised, it's out of kilter with where the rest of the world is at, it makes it look like we have a problem, which we don't, it makes us look backward and introspective. No one feels that more acutely than the Kiwis currently all returning from their overseas jaunts to Europe or warmer climes. Having gallivanted around the world mask-less and without any news of Covid interrupting them, they come home only to be greeted by a bunch of people in masks handing them RATs. One to do straight away and one to do in seven more days' time and to self-report on. How many do you reckon are doing that? My hunch is zero. Not even the acolytes are doing it. But if we are trying to be truly competitive and get back to pre-pandemic levels with tourism and travel, then surely we have no choice but to remove all this bureaucracy and BS. Accor for their part [were reported saying] that, we're “competing with the rest of the world for international tourists and [we] needed to make it clear that it was easy for tourists to come and go.” We're not though. We're flagging impediments like RATs on arrival and masking up and being in an Orange setting – and that's before we get to the part where many people won't have a clue what that is, all they'll know is that it doesn't sound fully open. Two of our kids are travelling right now, one in the States, one in Europe, both say when people hear they're Kiwis their first response is ‘oh you guys have been locked down for ages right?'.. They go on to ask why NZ is still closed, that's their impression. We used to be known internationally for the All Blacks or Lord of the Rings, but sadly now when people hear you're a Kiwi the first thing they mention is Covid and being shut. Cool. Great reputation that is for our little slice of what used to be paradise. It needs to change fast, and I just hope more businesses start to get more vocal with this Government on fixing it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion55:11 - Cast & Crew/Awards1:01:15 - TV1:07:02 - Music1:10:44 - Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
Today reviewer Linda Burgess has been checking out shows on free to air television. She talks to Jesse about Sort your life Out on TV3, Extraordinary Escapes on TV1 and Doctor Doctor on TVNZ+.
0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion44:48 - Cast & Crew/Awards50:51 - Pop Culture56:39 - TV1:02:06 - Music1:05:57 - Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
"Jukka Lindströmin sivuhistoria" on uusi satiirisarja Yle Areenassa ja TV1:llä. Sarja esittelee tulevaisuudessa toteutuvia absurdeja yhteiskunnallisia ilmiöitä, joiden ituja näemme arjessamme jo nyt: vanhukset tungetaan pieniin varastokoppeihin, oma lapsi korvataan yhteiskäyttölapsilla ja reality-tv:ssä väkivaltaisesti kidutetaan julkkiksia. Toimittaja ja stand up -koomikko Jukka Lindströmiin henkilöityi aiemmin sarja "Noin viikon uutiset", jossa loihdittiin tuoreista politiikan tapahtumista onelinereita. Uusi sarja laajentaa näköpiiriä ja suoltaa mustaa huumoria paitsi kotimaisesta politiikasta myös innovaatioista ja keski-ikäisistä miehistä. Kulttuuriykkösessä vieraina toimittaja ja teatteriohjaaja Susanna Kuparinen sekä Jukka Lindström. Jakke Holvas juontaa.
0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion37:25 - Awards38:36 - Cast & Crew46:15 - Pop Culture50:05 - TV1:03:56- Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
Part. 3 (Mix conversation in English and Urdu) About: Dr. Moiz Hussain is is an authority on Mind Sciences both in Pakistan and abroad and is the founder of the “Institute of Mind Sciences”. He holds two doctoral degrees in Clinical Hypnosis and Meta Physics. He is a faculty member of the National Guild of Hypnotists, USA and Certified Reiki Grand Master and is a certified Silva Method instructor and Director in Pakistan of the Silva Method, USA. Dr. Moiz Hussain Also Created his own workshop called “The Fourth Dimension Series", Money Mind and Genius Method for Kids. Dr. Hussain has appeared in various television shows including GEO, ARY, TV1, ATV, HUM, ZEETV, BBC, CNN, FOX, ABC and NBC. He is the creator of internationally famed “the Fourth Dimension” Mind Power Training Program. He is the recipient of “Best Instructor” award 1997, “Best Speaker and Presenter” award 1998, 1999 and 2000 at National Guild of Hypnotists, Convention Nashua NH, USA. He is the only Asian to be interviewed and placed on the cover of the prestigious “Journal of Hypnotism” USA. He believes in challenges and takes them as a part of his life, thereby not only achieving but also sharing. His unique style of teaching and imparting knowledge has changed lives of thousands of people who come in contact with him. He motivates, inspires and guides others on the path of success and self-discovery. His dream is to create a world to which people want to belong. He delivers spell binding lectures every Thursday evening since for the last 40 years which is broadcast on Facebook as well as Live on Youtube. Dr. Moiz has so far trained over 200,000 persons from all walks of life of all ages, all professions and from various parts of the world. Who is the founder & Owner of LUWS ACADEMY LLC ? visit: lightupwithshua.com I am a student of knowledge of multiple disciplines, a mentor, and an intercultural & Interfaith practitioner, who wants to help heal and solve problems by bringing awareness to conscious living and conscious parenting to people with flexible mindset. Currently hosting a weekly podcast on LightupwithShua podcast on conscious living and parenting. You can connect with me here: Shua@lightupwithshua.com *Remember to LIKE, SHARE, RATE and REVIEW. Thank you. Shua - شعا ع https://linktr.ee/Shuakhan Copyright © 2017-2022 LUWS ACADEMY LLC & LightupwithShua Podcast All Rights Reserved Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion1:03:20 - Cast & Crew1:09:28 - Awards1:11:00 - True Crime/Pop Culture1:15:50 - TV1:22:12 - Music1:26:38 - Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion54:35 - Cast & Crew/Awards1:05:40 - Pop Culture1:11:46 - Soundtrack1:12:39 - TV1:17:11 - Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
Haastattelussa on Balkanilla johtavana kuolinsyytutkijana toiminut hammaslääketieteen professori Helena Ranta. Rannan joukkomurhaselvityksillä oli ratkaiseva merkitys Jugoslavian hajoamissotien rauhoittamisessa. Ranta joutui kiperiin paikkoihin, kun häntä yritettiin painostaa sotarikosten selvitystöissä. Uusi dokumentti Sodan viimeinen sana kertoo hänen työstään Kosovon kriisin aikana saa ensi-iltansa tänään TV1:llä. Haastateltavana myös dokumentin ohjaaja Elli Rintala ja tutkija Pilvi Torsti. Ohjelman toimittaa Juhani Kenttämaa.
Part 2 Q. Do you pay attention to the girls and the boys equally in your culture? Q. How are marriages conducted in Pakistan and relationships managed? And so much we talked about. Check out and explore. About: Dr. Moiz Hussain is is an authority on Mind Sciences both in Pakistan and abroad and is the founder of the “Institute of Mind Sciences”. He holds two doctoral degrees in Clinical Hypnosis and Meta Physics. He is a faculty member of the National Guild of Hypnotists, USA and Certified Reiki Grand Master and is a certified Silva Method instructor and Director in Pakistan of the Silva Method, USA. Dr. Moiz Hussain Also Created his own workshop called “The Fourth Dimension Series”, Money Mind and Genius Method for Kids. Dr. Hussain has appeared in various television shows including GEO, ARY, TV1, ATV, HUM, ZEETV, BBC, CNN, FOX, ABC and NBC. He is the creator of internationally famed “the Fourth Dimension” Mind Power Training Program. He is the recipient of “Best Instructor” award 1997, “Best Speaker and Presenter” award 1998, 1999 and 2000 at National Guild of Hypnotists, Convention Nashua NH, USA. He is the only Asian to be interviewed and placed on the cover of the prestigious “Journal of Hypnotism” USA. He believes in challenges and takes them as a part of his life, thereby not only achieving but also sharing. His unique style of teaching and imparting knowledge has changed lives of thousands of people who come in contact with him. He motivates, inspires and guides others on the path of success and self-discovery. His dream is to create a world to which people want to belong. He delivers spell binding lectures every Thursday evening since for the last 40 years which is broadcast on Facebook as well as Live on Youtube. Dr. Moiz has so far trained over 200,000 persons from all walks of life of all ages, all professions and from various parts of the world. Who is the founder & Owner of LUWS ACADEMY LLC ? visit: lightupwithshua.com Shua is A MULTIPOTENTIALITE I am a student of knowledge of multiple disciplines, a mentor, and an intercultural & Interfaith practitioner, who wants to help heal and solve problems by bringing awareness to conscious living and conscious parenting to people with flexible mindset. Currently hosting a weekly podcast on LightupwithShua podcast on conscious living and parenting. You can connect with me here: Shua@lightupwithshua.com *Remember to LIKE, SHARE, RATE and REVIEW. Thank you. Shua - شعا ع https://linktr.ee/Shuakhan Copyright © 2017-2022 LUWS ACADEMY LLC & LightupwithShua Podcast All Rights Reserved Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion46:57 - Soundtrack48:56 - Cast & Crew58:26 - Awards 1:00:29 - True Crime/Pop Culture1:07:55 - Music1:08:44 - TV1:14:30 - Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
Episode 1 Aboout: Dr. Moiz Hussain is is an authority on Mind Sciences both in Pakistan and abroad and is the founder of the “Institute of Mind Sciences”. He holds two doctoral degrees in Clinical Hypnosis and Meta Physics. He is a faculty member of the National Guild of Hypnotists, USA and Certified Reiki Grand Master and is a certified Silva Method instructor and Director in Pakistan of the Silva Method, USA. Dr. Moiz Hussain Also Created his own workshop called “The Fourth Dimension Series”, Money Mind and Genious Method for Kids. Dr. Hussain has appeared in various television shows including GEO, ARY, TV1, ATV, HUM, ZEETV, BBC, CNN, FOX, ABC and NBC. He is the creator of internationally famed “the Fourth Dimension” Mind Power Training Program. He is the recipient of “Best Instructor” award 1997, “Best Speaker and Presenter” award 1998, 1999 and 2000 at National Guild of Hypnotists, Convention Nashua NH, USA. He is the only Asian to be interviewed and placed on the cover of the prestigious “Journal of Hypnotism” USA. He believes in challenges and takes them as a part of his life, thereby not only achieving but also sharing. His unique style of teaching and imparting knowledge has changed lives of thousands of people who come in contact with him. He motivates, inspires and guides others on the path of success and self-discovery. His dream is to create a world to which people want to belong. He delivers spell binding lectures every Thursday evening since for the last 40 years which is broadcast on Facebook as well as Live on Youtube. Dr. Moiz has so far trained over 200,000 persons from all walks of life of all ages, all professions and from various parts of the world. Who is the founder & Owner of LUWS ACADEMY LLC ? Shua is A MULTIPOTENTIALITE, a student of knowledge of multiple disciplines, a mentor, and an intercultural & Interfaith practitioner, who wants to help heal and solve problems by bringing awareness to conscious living and conscious parenting to people with flexible mindset. Currently hosting a weekly podcast on LightupwithShua podcast on conscious living and parenting. You can connect with me here: Shua@lightupwithshua.com *Remember to LIKE, SHARE, RATE and REVIEW. Thank you. Shua - شعا ع https://linktr.ee/Shuakhan Copyright © 2017-2022 LUWS ACADEMY LLC & LightupwithShua Podcast All Rights Reserved Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion45:00 - Cast & Crew55:08 - Awards55:55 - Pop Culture57:39 - Music1:00:03 - TV1:05:10 - Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion41:19 - Cast & Crew47:52 - DVD Features50:07 - Pop Culture51:30 - Music56:06 - TV1:01:18 - Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
TW/CW - Suicide0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion51:17 - Cast & Crew54:43 - Awards56:53 - Pop Culture59:47 - Music1:01:17 - TV1:04:57 - Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
0:00-Intro and Movie Summary2:00-Movie Discussion44:09- Awards44:55- Cast & Crew54:25- Pop Culture & Music58:47-TV1:01:43- Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
Issa real special episode so it's only right that we bring in this milestone with a very special guest & family of the pod, Asia'h Epperson. Does luck play a huge part in success? Slow steps are better than no steps!Asia'h has a new movie coming out, her first thriller! “A Message From Brianna” is a part of the films invited to the American Black Film Festival (ABFF). If you've been a loyal listener you'll remember, last time Asia'h was on the show she said one of her career goals was to do a horror/thriller flick. Fast-forward a year later, manifestation at its finest! And she does her own stunts!Ms. Epperson also has two Xmas movies coming out this year; “A Christmas Family Reunion” will be premiering on Lifetime on November 29th and “A Holiday Chance” will be premiering on Dec. 19th on TV1. The ray of sunshine says new music is on the way so stay tuned. Ashley asks Asia'h what feeds her actor soul. Lexie asks what do you do to cope with burnout after doing multiple projects. Ashley explains the three R approach to help cope with burnout. Thank you to all our loyal listeners and fans for rockin with us since the trenches, cheers to episode 100 and the best has yet to come!** Register to watch “A Message From Brianna” at https://abffplay.com **Stay safe, wear a mask + remember… No Justice, No Peace until ALL BLACK LIVES MATTER! Stay connected: @AsiahEpperson @ComeThruPod @FlexxLutherr @Ashlijaayy MAMBA MOMENT:California will be implementing a mental health hotline, dial 9-8-8 when there is a mental health emergency or crises. TV/FILM: Swagger on Apple Blindspotting on STARZSee on AppleThe Morning Show on HuluBMF on StarzYOU on NetflixInsecure on HBOHEAT SEEKERS:This Week's Heat added to the Heat Seekers Playlist:Snoh Aalegra: Lost YouMeek Mill featuring Lil Uzi Vert: Blue Notes 2Dustin Conrad: In the AirVibe to the Heat Seekers and follow the playlists: Apple Music/ iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/heat-seekers/pl.u-55D6ZylugW2MDM Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1BxWfYK7rJSPZhH4fBMJEt?si=9lFATMeBTDO1mvRMhbaxLQ Tidal: https://tidal.com/playlist/4eb24890-f738-4615-b98a-f68064149c27 *** Come Thru Media LLC does not own the rights to the music played during heatseekers.
**TW/CW - Talks of abortion**0:00-Intro and Movie Summary2:00-Movie Discussion47:38-Cast and Crew59:00-Awards1:00:48-Pop Culture; Music1:04:00-TV1:06:02-Johnny Carson episode with Brooke Adams as guest1:15:24-Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
**TW/CW - Talks of sexual assault and animal death**0:00-Intro and Movie Summary2:00-Movie Discussion50:51-Cast and Crew59:53-True Crime; Terry Plumeri1:08:55 - TV1:17:02-Rankings and Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
Linda reviews the weekend's televised Vaxathon, Country Calendar on TV1 and Ladies in Black on Netflix.
0:00-Intro and Movie Summary2:00-Movie Discussion1:00:00-Cast and Crew1:12:06- Pop Culture1:13:45-True Crime; Tom Villard Death1:17:06 - Music1:20:06-TV1:30:53-Rankings and Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
0:00-Intro and Movie Summary2:00-Movie Discussion44:54-Cast and Crew; Awards56:56- Pop Culture1:00:14-TV1:09:13 - Rankings and Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
0:00-Intro and Movie Summary2:00-Movie Discussion54:37-Cast and Crew, Awards1:01:56-True Crime/Pop Culture1:10:12-Music1:11:18-TV1:15:53 - Rankings and Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
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0:00-Intro and Movie Summary2:00-Movie Discussion41:52-End Credit Song Discussion42:58-Cast and Crew57:10-TV1:09:00-TV Guide - Saturday Morning Cartoons1:16:46 - Rankings and Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
0:00-Intro and Movie Summary2:00-Movie Discussion43:00-Bloopers and Movie Score45:00-Cast and Crew49:49-Awards51:20-TV1:01:00-MTV Premiere Party of Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey1:05:44-Rankings and Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
0:00-Intro and Movie Summary2:00-Movie Discussion1:04:00-Cast and Crew1:11:00-True Crime/Pop Culture1:16:00-Soundtrack/Music1:23:00-TV1:34:00-Rankings and Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!
On this week’s episode, Austin, Brian, and Justin discuss a some big news on the exclusives front, as well as some things currently going on thanks to the pandemic and its impact on supplies. Don't forget to follow us on socials. And you can find us everywhere via our link - https://lnk.bio/rXxW Feel free to jump around using the timecodes below.What Are You Playing and Watching?1:00 - Austin5:20 - Justin16:50 - BrianMain Discussion23:30 - Big box Stores suspending Pokémon card sales34:15 - Starfield announced Xbox exclusivityLightning Round47:05 - Movies and TV1:10:20 - Games1:28:45 - Community Discussion
In this week's Episode, Luke Fillipak AKA FrostByteIV guest stars with Brian and Steve. They catch up on Discord's potential sale to Microsoft, Outriders Anti-Cheat, and more. avoid The Falcon and The Winter Soldier spoilers if you must, and don't forget to follow us on socials. You can find us everywhere we're active via the link - https://lnk.bio/rXxW You can also find Luke at https://msha.ke/frostbyteiv/Feel free to jump around using the timecodes below.What Are You Playing/Watching00:30 - Luke2:30 - BrianMain Discussion6:45 - Discord potential sale to Microsoft 13:00 - Outriders anti-cheat 18:30 - The Falcon and the Winter SoldierLightning Round45:50 - Movies and TV1:13:05 - Games1:18:50 - Community Discussion
It was December 17th that we first saw the America’s Cup AC75s racing in anger. Three months to the day from the first race on the Hauraki Gulf, to the race in which Emirates Team New Zealand tied up the Auld Mug.I’ve been in the viaduct for almost every single race day over those three months. So, while the powers-that-be squabble over where to host the next competition, these are my Good and Bads from the 36th America’s Cup. Let’s start with the bads: -It really hurt not having foreign tourists in Auckland for the competition. It obviously affected retailers and hospitality. Over three months, I had a lot of lunch breaks at the fantastic Pantry Cafe at the gleaming new Park Hyatt hotel (I Highly recommend the portuguese custard tarts). It’s maybe the closest cafe to the Team NZ base. But until the last few days of the cup, it didn’t come close to being full. And more than the economic side of things, no foreign visitors hurt the atmosphere of the America’s Cup. Nothing against Kiwis but we generally aren’t the most excitable or passionate sport fans. And I couldn’t help but wonder, in that last week, if getting a Trans-Tasman bubble up in time for a few Aussies to come over and party would’ve added another dimension to the event. -I think the sporting contest itself was a bit ‘meh.’ I know these are new boats and they’re only going to improve, but whether it was the port entry or the wind conditions or the relatively narrow passing lanes, a lot of the results from the Christmas Cup and the Challenger Series felt pre-determined. -My last ‘bad’ is the number of competitors. Covid-19 played a role. So too did the cost of entry. Hopefully one of the benefits of staying with AC75s for the next few America’s Cups will be an increase in the number of teams that are able to compete.As for the goods... I’ve got a few:-Even on the days when the racing was average, the boats looked incredible. I’m still beguiled by the physics. How does a 75 foot boat pop up and fly on a foil at 5 times the speed of the wind?! It’s madness.-You have to be a real misery guts to not see that as a television event being broadcast to different places around the World, the Cup was spectacular. I know the vast majority of us aren’t massive sailing fans and couldn’t explain the difference between a 49er and a Laser. I know most of the World doesn’t care either. I know that contesting the America’s Cup attracts the elite of the elite. But seeing those pictures of foiling monohulls on the Hauraki Gulf, in the shadow of Rangitoto, North Head, and Bastion point, interspersed with shots of Kiwi fans eating icecreams in the glorious sunshine, was really special. For Brand NZ Inc... the TV product makes for an awesome advertisement and even if it’s only watched by a few keen fans overseas, I think it can only have done our reputation good.-Finally... is it so bad to have something to celebrate? A lot of people love to bag on the America’s Cup but one look at the TV1 ratings will tell you, actually, it probably brought a lot of Kiwis joy at a time when things have been a bit shit. Ok.. it’s just sport. And it’s an off-broadway sport. And very few people will care about it in a few days. But when most of the World is virus-ridden, and air travel is super-difficult... it was nice to see a few Kiwis fly.LISTEN TO AUDIO ABOVE
The Immigration Advisors Authority is investigating an elaborate passport scheme involving a South Auckland Tongan church promising residency for cash. A TV1news report says meetings promoting the scam have been held at the ‘I Laumalie Mo Mo’oni church in Mangere. Overstayers and those wanting residency have been told if they join the church and pay $500 per person or $800 a family a High Court judge will sign off on their residency according to the TV1 news report. Pakilau Manase Lua was born in the Kingdom of Tonga but grew up in Aotearoa where he has lived now for over 40 years. He is a governance member of the Pacific Leadership Forum and chairman of the Pacific Response Coordination Team (PRCT) who has been vocal about the need to . This morning he joins us to share his views on this elaborate scheme that targets some of the most vulnerable in our community. Malo e lelei and good morning Pakilau Manase Lua. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Former Blackcaps' all-rounder and current White Ferns bowling coach Jacob Oram joins the show to chat about New Zealand's home summer, his playing days, the move to coaching and the Black Clash. In the first part of the show, Jacob talks about being back in the commentary box with Magic Talk, the Blackcaps' #1 Test ranking, what he finds most impressive about Kane Williamson and the rapid rise of fellow tall timber Kyle Jamieson. As we take a walk down memory lane, we bounce around some of the up and downs of Jacob's career, which included six international hundreds, two five-wicket bags, a hat-trick, three World Cups, the IPL and plenty more highlights in between, and how his cricketing education has prepared him for his current role with the White Ferns. We wrap up by discussing Jacob's upcoming challenge - taking on Team Rugby under lights at Hagley Oval on 22 January in the Black Clash. In case there was any doubt, he's predicting a win for Team Cricket, and is already throwing a few jabs at the likes of Israel Dagg and Jordie Barrett. If you'd like to find out more information on the Black Clash, check out https://www.blackclash.co.nz/ (https://www.blackclash.co.nz/). The first ball will be bowled at 6:30pm NZ time, broadcast live and full on TV1 here in New Zealand. And if you're a new listener to the podcast, check out our back catalogue. There's plenty more great interviews with current players, legends, journalists and characters from all over the cricketing world. Please take the time to give us a like, follow, share or subscribe on all our channels (https://twitter.com/Toporderpod (@toporderpod) on Twitter and https://www.facebook.com/Toporderpod (Facebook) & https://www.instagram.com/thetoporderpodcast/ (@thetoporderpodcast) on Instagram) and a (5-Star!) review at your favourite podcast provider. It really helps others find the show. If you'd like to reach out to us with feedback, questions or guest suggestions, get in touch at thetoporderpodcast@gmail.com. Thanks for listening.
In this week's Midweek Mediawatch, Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about the need for a ban on a certain type of housing story, a terrible prank played on TV1's Breakfast, and a Steinlager ad getting smuggled into news stories.
In this week's Midweek Mediawatch, Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about the need for a ban on a certain type of housing story, a terrible prank played on TV1's Breakfast, and a Steinlager ad getting smuggled into news stories.
This week the guys talk Live news with tv2, PSA's with Tv1, and News Features with TV3. Alumni Spotlight with Seth Wells.
All the President's Minutes is a podcast where conversations about movies, journalism, politics and history meet. Each show we use the seminal and increasingly prescient 1976 film All The President's Men as a portal, to engage with the themes and the warnings of the film resonating since its release. For minute 111, I join former Popcorn Taxi host, co-founder of Empire Magazine Australia, a former presenter on the Sci-Fi Channel and one of the sharpest minds in the Australian film community, Oscar Hillerstrom. Oscar and I talk about the power and influence of Goldman's script, Robert Redford delivering "Redford" moments before Oscar regales me with tales of Werner Herzog calling Jason Robards a "physical coward". ------------------------- *About Oscar Hillerstrom* ------------------------- "I've spoken in front of UNESCO, A.F.T.R.S. and A.C.M.I. I've interviewed Joss Whedon at the Opera House and John Cleese at the Orpheum. I've appeared on Channel 10, Showtime, The Sci-Fi Channel, TV1 and A.B.C. Radio. I co-founded Empire Australia, ran Popcorn Taxi and started up Revolver Magazine. My YouTube Channels have over 4m+ views. I've judged at MIFF, S.I.F.F., Fantastic Planet, Tropfest and the A.I.M.I.A. Awards, and was the inaugural winner of the F.A.C.T.S. Award School Scholarship." *Website:* http://www.watchword.com.au/ *Twitter:* *@BR260454* ( https://twitter.com/BR260454 ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
The political editor at The Spinoff, Toby Manhire, has taken a look at what can be expected from tonight's political leaders debate on TV1. Toby talks to Jesse about what he's expecting.
Edwin Bodney reads his poem, “Prominence,” from Exposition Review’s Orbit issue. We're joined by poetry editor CD Eskilson for the interview portion, who helps uncover the deeper meanings and inspirations behind the poetry. Read along at: http://expositionreview.com/issues/vol-iii-orbit/prominence/ About the Reader: Edwin Bodney is an L.A. native and co-host of one of the largest poetry venues in the nation, Da Poetry Lounge. A nationally recognized poet, he has performed his work for an array of organizations like USC, UCLA, Lexus, TV1, All Def Digital, and Button Poetry. In 2016, he officially published his first book titled A Study of Hands with Not a Cult Press. Through his work, both on stage and in classrooms facilitating workshops, he hopes to transform his community in such a way that no one forgets their joy in the midst of all their healing. Links from the Podcast: Read Edwin’s Interview in our Orbit issue: http://expositionreview.com/issues/vol-iii-orbit/an-interview-with-edwin-bodney/ Read the Edwin’s selections of flash fiction from our Magnetism writing contest: Buy Edwin’s book, A Study of Hands (sold through Bookshop): http://expositionreview.com/2018/06/flash-405-april-2018-magnetism-winners/https://bookshop.org/books/a-study-of-hands/9781945649011 Edwin’s publisher, Not a Cult - https://www.notacult.media/books/hands Da Poetry Lounge - http://dapoetrylounge.com/ A growing list of BIPOC presses and literary organizations that could use your donations; http://expositionreview.com/2020/06/expo-recommends-amplifybipoc/ Thank you to Alexander Blu for intro and outro music, and the generous donations from our supporters that allow us to pay our authors. Exposition Review is a fiscally sponsored project of Fractured Atlas. Hosted by Laura Rensing --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/exposition-review/support
The eighth season of 'Fishing and Adventure' will premiere on TV1 next month. Co-presenter, company director, and founder Scott Parry joins Jesse in the Auckland studio.
Mike Johnson helps deep dive Game 5 of the 2017 second round series between the Anaheim Ducks and Edmonton Oilers, the epic late comeback and dramatic overtime finish, and how much both teams have changed in such a short period of time since. The categories we cover include:3:00 The legacy of this game18:00 Ryan Getzlaf's quiet and underrated dominance27:30 The McDavid vs. Kesler matchup34:00 The talent the Ducks had on their blueline44:00 Officiating in the postseason58:00 The late game comeback1:02:00 Biggest Heat Check Performance and 'That Guy'1:09:00 Calling a game like this on TV1:15:00 Most unanswerable questions1:26:00 Apex Mountain Stay safe, get comfortable at home, kick back with a beverage of your choice, and watch along with us. The full game isn't available on Youtube unfortunately, but you can still see the broadcast in its entirety on NHL TV. You can also go back into the archives of the show and catch up on the previous Quarantine Rewatchables we’ve already done:Penguins vs. Red Wings 2009Bruins vs. Maple Leafs 2013Canucks vs. Blackhawks 2011Flyers vs. Penguins 2012Capitals vs. Canadiens 2010World Cup of Hockey 2016See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Former All Black Andy Ellis talks his new TV show 'Motoka' which he co-hosts with rally drive Haydon Paddon. The show premiers on TV1 this Saturday at 4:25pm.He also talks about life in Japan with Coronavirus impacting everyday life.
"IL LATO NASCOSTO DELLA TV" non è solo quell'angolo dove si trova l'orchestra musicale di un programma TV, che pur fondamentale per creare emozioni, viene spesso dimenticata, ma è anche "il culo che ti devi fare" per arrivare li, il percorso tortuoso, anche questo spesso dimenticato o dato per scontato. E Riccardo è qui per raccontarcelo.TUTTI i PODCAST li trovi qui: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCLqIdUojsVoMplSg_QTS8bzm5PPaD7gmTutti i CORSI di CHITARRA: https://chitarrafacile.com/corsiIn questa puntata del podcast Chitarra da Bar l'ospite è Riccardo Bertuzzi, chitarrista professionista che ha suonato con Rita Pavone, Federico Malaman e diversi programmi in televisione come Adrian di Adriano Celentano, Music di Paolo Bonolis, Ballata Per Genova, e molto altro...Con Riccardo Bertuzzi abbiamo parlato di:2:25 - Chi è Riccardo Bertuzzi6:55 - L'esperienza con Marilyn Manson a Music su Canale 57:45 - Cos'è la musica per Riccardo Bertuzzi11:13 - L'importanza delle note per evocare una narrazione con la musica. Il testo è importante, ma...14:15 - Sviluppare l'orecchio è fondamentale per un chitarrista19:49 - L'importanza della lettura per un chitarrista professionista23:55 - Il problema principale dei chitarristi28:49 - Il momento di difficoltà di Riccardo Bertuzzi nell'imparare a suonare la chitarra31:38 - Il "complotto" della vendita degli strumenti musicali33:40 - Tenere il plettro in modo "errato" è un problema?40:45 - Cosa risponde Riccardo Bertuzzi se gli dicono che deve suonare con meno tecnica e più "cuore"?45:47 - Quando Riccardo ha capito che poteva vivere di musica48:49 - Il consiglio di Riccardo Bertuzzi ai chitarristi che vogliono trasformare la loro passione in lavoro51:05 - Perchè a Sanremo ci sono sempre gli stessi musicisti?55:40 - Come suonare quando hai un direttore d'orchestra59:19 - "Sei contento del lavoro che fai?"1:00:05 - Il lato negativo del lavoro del chitarrista in Italia1:02:25 - Come sono visti i musicisti italiani all'estero1:04:29 - I momenti difficili di un lavoro come quello del chitarrista1:06:56 - Cosa ne pensa Riccardo dei Talent Show1:09:48 - "È un mestiere che consiglieresti?"1:15:16 - Come lo vive un professionista che ha lavorato per Adrian, tutto lo scandalo che è nato attorno alla serie TV in questione?1:19:11 - Cosa vuol dire lavorare INSIEME ad Adriano Celentano?1:25:05 - Si è mai arrabbiato Adriano Celentano con la band?1:25:20 - Come vengono gestite a soldi e tempistiche le giornate di lavoro dei programmi TV1:26:29 - Parliamo di Ballata per Genova1:27:58 - Il concerto con maggiori spettatori dal vivo?1:29:10 - Com'è lavorare con Federico Malaman?- e molto altro...#Chitarra #RiccardoBertuzzi #Adrian #AdrianoCelentano #LezioniDiChitarraATTREZZATURA:Microfoni: https://amzn.to/2RzrZqHMixer: https://amzn.to/2J776QWCavi per Microfoni: https://amzn.to/2RR4wBFAsta piegevole: https://amzn.to/2Xlh452ARREDAMENTO:Tazza: https://www.moteefe.com/chitarra-da-bar?color=black&product=black-mug&size=11ozLampada nel retro: https://amzn.to/2Ysv2naQuadri: http://stilechitarra.comPupazzetti dei Chitarristi: https://amzn.to/2RR5vllVERSIONE AUDIO PODCAST:Cerca "Chitarra da Bar", oppure...iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/it/podcast/chitarra-da-bar/id1182987992?mt=2Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5sA0nKRZCxNVvCtXqrfjLTSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/chitarradabar#Talento #Chitarra #LezioniDiChitarra #ChitarristiFamosi #Mozart
So I suppose I should start the show talking about the game.How incredible is it that all I have to say is the game and we know what I’m going to talk about, even though there are other games on this weekend.For goodness sake the Kiwis play Australia in League tonight in Woolongong. Not that you’d know from the coverage. But I’m picking a great match and a Kiwi surprise.Back to rugby, there are other games except for THE game. Tomorrow Tasman play Wellington in Nelson for the Mitre 10 Premiership, while tonight Bay of Plenty play Hawkes Bay in Rotorua for the Championship title. In the Meads Cup in Oamaru tomorrow it’s North Otago versus Wanganui. Meanwhile in Greymouth on Sunday West Coast play South Canterbury for the Lochore Cup.I’d love to be at any of those games. For the players it’s their World Cup. I like the teams. Most of them are the biggest thing in their town. I like the venues. I’m sure I’d like the crowds who will be happy in a long weekend watching games with stuff up for stakes.This is bedrock stuff for New Zealanders. Not all of them of course. But I’m sure most of us at some stage or another have put on the scarf and greatcoat and sensible shoes and pottered off to watch 80 minutes of footy.So to the game.It will be the best game in a long while. I believe it could be the best game in the World Cup ever. It will be close. It features two happy, relaxed and supremely skilled sides. Who are coached by two smart, funny human beings.Neither side seems to have nerves, just joy at the prospect of trying their best. It will be a game of millimetres and split seconds.And it will be watched by an enormous audience. Because it’s live. At 9pm. And free to air on TVNZ.I am predicting a massive audience for the state broadcaster and this is a huge fillip for free to air TV. As Mediaworks struggles and TVNZ faces a 17 million dollar loss we’ve heard that the days of free to air are over. That no longer do we hunger for that feeling of communal participation. All of us seeing the same thing at the same time and reacting together.Tomorrow might be the last hurrah of a nation glued to TV1 but if it is what a way to go out. And here’s a question. Who’ll bother to go on the new fangled streaming newcomer when it’s there in all it’s hi def quality on humble old UHF and VHF.
So, two political polls out this week and what do we know?Well we know next year’s election will be a nail biter.If we were in a first past the post system, National may have reason to feel smug.But we’re not.In an MMP environment the one thing you need is friends, and yes, based on TV1’s Colmar Brunton, National could govern alone with just Act, but that was just one poll. TV’s Reid Research one didn’t have them at those numbers.Still, if Labour and the Greens can’t do it either, we have to weigh into the mix NZ First. We cannot rule them out (more’s the pity).At this stage NZ First is not polling above the five percent threshold in either poll.They’re a hard party to read because their support wavers so much and many NZ First voters are in the closet.But what I have noticed the past few weeks in the feedback to this show, is a consistent message from NZ First voters. Disillusionment. A lot of people messaging me saying they’ll never vote NZ First again.That they feel let down, that Winston sold out, that he backed stuff they’d never support, like the UN Migration Pact and the gun buyback.Many are still reeling from the fact he went with Labour, when they’d believed he’d go with National.And NZ First still have that minority party vibe about them, despite being in government.They play fast and loose with the rules.They seemingly don’t care, from Winston’s constant baiting and aggressive approach to the media, his vanishing acts, his constant defence of wildcard Shane Jones..Jones' own outlandish comments and behaviour.And recently even some in-fighting issues for the party with recent leaks.So can this scrapper of a party which languish’s below the five percent threshold make it back next year to be kingmaker once more? Or have they done their chips?I’d like to think that by now, NZ First supporters have worked out that a vote for them, is a vote for a Labour-Green coalition government.Winston sold out.Hopefully that’s been made abundantly clear, and hopefully this time round, we’ll be able to bid them goodbye once and for all.
Tristan Pang is a child genius who features on TVNZ's show Brainboxes. Tristan graduated from Auckland University with a Bachelor of Science, with a double major in maths and physics, all this at just 16-years-old. He discussed with Simon and Phil what he loves about maths, what it was like going through university at such a young age, and much more. Watch Brainboxes on TV1, 6th August at 8:30pm LISTEN ABOVE
It was with some expectation that the family and I sat down in front of the television last night to watch the first part of a two-part documentary series called “That’s a Bit Racist”.It takes a lot to get people to turn on the free to air TV these days. It needs to be appointment viewing. It needs to be something where you feel you want to be part of a community viewing and experiencing something simultaneously. That’s why the TV that we still watch in any numbers anymore is something like the news, which constantly pulls half a million of us. Or sports finals. Or The Chase, just because Bradley and the Chasers are just so good – and we’re waiting for the news.So we were keen to see this programme. The timing was right. The Mosque shooting, even though by an Australian, was racism writ large and it followed Taika Waititi’s blunt assessment of us in front to the world’s media last year as a nation that is “racist as f…!”. It was time for a reappraisal of race relations in New Zealand.I was keen to see an investigation into how racism manifests itself in 2019 because it has changed. 40 years of the Waitangi Tribunal, 40 years of positive action, 40 years of education has succeeded in convincing most people that racism is a nasty, vindictive and destructive force in society. But in doing so it has forced racism underground. In my opinion, racism in 2019 is not blatant, but subtle and nuanced and insidious. Casual racism is rife. Blatant racism is hidden. So how does racism work today.That is not what we got. What we got was a dumbed down, biased and selective history of racism in New Zealand.We got a foul mouthed man screaming down the camera about the Settlements Act of 1863 as though it happened yesterday. We got Oscar Kightley reminiscing about the Dawn Raids of the 70s. We find out that most of the people the programme stopped in the street had no idea of who Sir Apirana Ngata is even though he’s on $50 note But worse still was the sops to entertainment. The casually racist comedian dropping racist tropes but we’re allowed to laugh at those jokes because the joke teller was brown. The tongue in cheek Play School where poor old Manu always got the raw deal, which reached its climax when the presenter just casually threw the doll away.The whole thing seemed to be achieving the opposite of its intention. In reiterating the dark acts of racism past and showing that behaviour it perpetuated those bad days. I posted on Facebook right after the programme and said as much and asked people what they thought of it.All were disappointed. All hated the simplistic and biased nature of it. One person said “I feel like as a Pakeha I’m meant to go flog myself hundred times with a horsehair whip”.Billie said this “It's probably one of the worst things I've watched. Stirring racial disharmony, and attempting to get laughs out of a serious and touchy topic in a very patronising way. NZ doesn't need this hatred. TV1 should be ashamed.”I spoke to Alan Duff on my Sunday programme and he made a very good point. He says there’s money in continuing victimhood. There’s money for academics who write reports saying events from 200 years ago are still responsible for outcomes today. There’s money for people who keep telling their people they’re useless. There’s money for TV programmes that tell the white majority they’re terrible people. A lot was spent last night on a very poor show.There’s another episode next week. Is it too much to hope that they consider the improvements this nation has made and offer a road map for the future? Based on last night’s waste of money, I doubt it.
Arvioitavana Sitran julkaisema kestävän kehityksen vero-ohjelma. Johtava asiantuntija Saara Tamminen, Sitra ja pääekonomisti Mikael Kirkko-Jaakkola Veronmaksajat ry. Missä jamassa Ukraina, kun sunnuntaina äänestetään presidentinvaalien toisella kierroksella? Sotilasprofessori Jyri Raitasalo, Maanpuolustuskorkeakoulu. Mitä odotettavissa Eu-parlamenttivaaleissa? Helsingin yliopiston Eurooppa-tutkimuksen keskuksen tutkimusjohtaja Juhana Aunesluoma sekä eurovaaliehdokkaat EU-komission puheenjohtajan neuvonantaja Aura Salla (kok.) ja Sdp:n puoluesihteeri Antton Rönnholm. Ulkomaanlehtikatsaus Pariisista. Toimittaja Annastiina Heikkilä.Kolumni Saara Särmä. Ihmiset ovat somessa todella ihania ja ärsyttäviä. TV1:ssä alkaa sarja Invisible Heroes (Näkymättömät sankarit). Sarjan pääohjaaja Mika Kurvinen. Juontaja Seija Vaaherkumpu. Toimittajat Jukka Vanninen, Johanna Östman ja Atte Uusinoka. Tuottaja Sakari Kilpelä.
Ännu ett år har vi klarat av som människor, som podcast, som svensk kultur-förbättrare. Vi vill tacka alla er som fuckat med oss detta år. Alla som skrivit, tipsat om oss, kommit till livepodden, haffat merch, blivit patreons och självklart – alla som LYSSNAR på oss! Vi bjuder på en 2,5 timmes långt nyårsavsnitt där vi summerar året som gott. Personligt, internationellt, kulturellt. Allt! Vi ses i 2lax19!14:25: Vårt personliga 201833:35:Poddens 201842:55: Vad vi vill lämna i 20181:22:45: Årets bästa musik1:46:11: Årets bästa film/TV1:59:17: Kändisar som dog i år2:05:45: Några nyhetsrubriker från 20182:14:03: Vad vi vill ta med oss in i 2019 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Saksan 4G-verkko on samalla tasolla kuin Albaniassa. Puhelut katkeilevat junissa ja moottoriteillä, koska puhelinverkkoa ei yksinkertaisesti ole. Eurooppa-kirjeenvaihtaja Dan Ekholm kertoo, mistä Saksan jälkeenjäänyt puhelinteknologia johtuu ja mitä sille yritetään tehdä. Danin sarjasuositus: Babylon Berlin, TV1. Toimittajana Simo Ortamo.
Om bombdåd, brottare och hazarer. Den 5 september attackerades en brottarklubb i Kabul. Varför? Av vem? Och vad säger det om situationen i Afghanistan idag? På eftermiddagen den 5 september attackerade en självmordsbombare den anrika, kända brottningsklubben Maiwand i västra Kabul. Konflikts Massood Qiam har pratat med Maalim Abbas, tränare och ägare av klubben, som fick sin arm bortsprängd i attacken. Någon timme senare, när sjukvårdspersonal och medieteam var på plats, sprängdes en andra bomb utanför klubben, en bilbomb. Massood Qiam, som själv var tv-journalist i Afghanistan innan han kom till Sverige och Sveriges Radio, har också intervjuat Tamim Hamid, reporter på Tolo TV och kollega till tv-reportern Samim Faramarz som dödades i attacken, och Arman Farhang från TV1, som skadades i attacken, om det som hände ur deras perspektiv. Och Wali Arian, reporter för Tolo TV som numera bor i Malmö och arbetar för kanalen därifrån. Hör hans tankar om situationen för journalister i Afghanistan och tävlingen om nyheter som ibland leder in i döden. På en brottarklubb i Stockholm finns flera av Maalim Abbas adepter som brottats på Maiwand innan de kom till Sverige. Konflikts Ulrika Bergqvist besökte klubben på Södermalm och träffade bland andra Ismail Adina, som berättar om hur han fick höra om attacken, sin relation till Maiwand och Maalim Abbas, och om stoltheten i att vara brottare. I Motala finns en annan av Maalim Abbas före detta elever. Mushtaq har varit i Sverige i snart tre år och vet ännu inte om han kommer att få stanna här. Han är hazar och när han bodde i Kabul brottades han på Maiwand flera gånger i veckan. För Konflikts Sally Henriksson berättar han om rädslan att inte få stanna, och om sina känslor och tankar kring attacken mot Maiwand. Programledare: Ivar Ekman ivar.ekman@sverigesradio.se Producent: Sally Henriksson sally.henriksson@sverigesradio.se Tekniker: Elin Hagman
An in-depth chat with radio and TV host Jesse Mulligan. We talk comedy and formative influences, we talk about his time in commercial radio and working as a stand-up, then writing comedy or TV and moving to RNZ's Afternoons Show and his time on TV1's Seven Sharp before jumping to TV3's show, The Project. He was a writer and panellist for Seven Days. And comedy is very much on his mind and in his mind. We talk about criticism too and being brave, fearless, when speaking in public; when speaking your mind. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe
An in-depth chat with radio and TV host Jesse Mulligan. We talk comedy and formative influences, we talk about his time in commercial radio and working as a stand-up, then writing comedy or TV and moving to RNZ's Afternoons Show and his time on TV1's Seven Sharp before jumping to TV3's show, The Project. He was a writer and panellist for Seven Days. And comedy is very much on his mind and in his mind. We talk about criticism too and being brave, fearless, when speaking in public; when speaking your mind.
ʼn Shoptalk-episodeAs jy jou kinderjare gedurende die laat 1980s en vroeë 1990''s geniet het, dan sal jy verseker Lochner de Kock se stem op een van TV1 se kinderprogramme gehoor het. Hy was die stem van Sarel Seemonster, Karel Kraai, Bennie Boekwurm, een van die kouse, Petrus Padda en sy eendmaatjie. Eensgesind het met hom gaan gesels om te hoor wat hy deesdae doen.'n Mens kan Lochner se stem steeds oor die radio hoor. Hy is deel van die SAUK se span wat radiodramas uitsaai, maar vir die wat nie geweet het nie, hy is ook ʼn kok van formaat. Nie net dit nie, hy het ook sy eie reeks sout- en speseryprodukte met sy eie handelsmerk, Cordon Boer, wat hy saam met die Ramkampmanne by verskillende feeste verkoop.Dis nie al nie. As 'n mens in die Goudstad ʼn plekkie nodig het om oor te bly, dan is die Agterplaas B&B in Melville die beste plek. Dit is Lochner en sy vennoot, Jannie du Toit (die sanger van onder meer "Liedjie vir jou"), se gastehuis en al twee tree steeds as sangers op. Lochner sing saam met Richard van der Westhuizen in die duetgroep wat hulle al amper 30 jaar gelede gestig het (onthou jy nog hul treffer Tussen treine?)Soos 'n mens in die episode sal hoor, is dit 'n feit dat Lochner 'n loopbaan in die uitvoerende kunste gehad het wat net eenvoudig as opwinded beskryf kan word. Van 'n tronkwag in die bekende dramareeks Vyfster, tot Pottie in die reeks Getroud met Rugby. Hy is ook 'n skrywer van veral kookboeke. Die man sit nie stil nie en is die vergestalting van die Latynse spreekwoord Carpe Diem. Sy lewe bewys dat diversiteit in jou se loopbaan die wenresep vir ʼn opwindende en vervullende lewe is. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The first Micro Brew Episode! Drew talks with Writer, Director, Actor Bobby Del Rio to discuss his series IRL: The Series, the differences in the entertainment business in America and Canada, what's next for him, and more! Follow Bobby on Twitter @bobman. Follow In Real Life @IRLtheSeries, watch at irltheseries.com, YouTube, or TV1 in Canada. A "Pew Pew Audio" Podcast.
Jonkin aikaa sitten TV1:llä alkoi sarja Flinkkilä & Tastula, joka on hyvin perinteinen keskusteluohjelma. Parisen viikkoa sitten AVAlla alkoi sarja .. Lisää >> http://ift.tt/2DQUMDG
Presidentinvaaleja seurasi televisiosta miljoonayleisö. Finnpanelin tilastojen mukaan Ylen tulosilta tavoitti sunnuntaina TV1:llä yli 2,1 miljoonaa .. Lisää >> http://ift.tt/2Fn8mLh
Ali Jahangiri saa vieraakseen Karita Aaltosen. TV1:n kuuluttajana toiminut Aaltonen työllistää itsensä nykyisin juontajana, hyvinvointiluennoitsijana ja joogaopettajana. Aaltonen pitää myös Uskalla Parantua -blogia, joka kertoo hänen selviytymisestään aivokasvaimesta. Ali Show'ssa jutellaan meditaatiosta, ruotsalaisuudesta ja pysähtymisestä. Tamperelaislähtöinen Karita muistelee yhteisöllistä kotikaupunkiaan ja vaihto-oppilasvuotta Illinoisissa, jolloin käytiin kolme kertaa viikossa kirkossa. Lapsena Karita katsoi aina kävellessään maahan, jottei astuisi muurahaisten päälle.
Ali Jahangirin vieraaksi saapuu kevään Putouksesta tuttu Ernest Lawson. Ennen Putousta hänet on nähty improryhmä Kolinan riveissä ja vuonna 2016 ilmestyneessä elokuvassa Äpärä. Näyttelemisen lisäksi Lawson toimii luokanopettajana. Putouksen jälkeen Lawson on toiminut juontajana TV1:n Hula Hula Suomi -ohjelmassa yhdessä Mira Luodin kanssa. Ali Show'ssa keskustellaan Ernestin nuoruudesta, kouluttautumisesta ja myös Juha Sipilästä. Oulunsalosta kotoisin oleva Ernest muistelee juniorijalkapalloaikojaan Oulunsalon Pallossa ja joukkueen taloudenhoitajaa, nykyisin pääministerinä tunnettua Juha Sipilää: "yhtäkkiä meidän joukkueella olikin rahaa". Studiossa keskustellaan myös Ernestin Putous-hahmosta, näyttelijyyden määritelmästä ja Ernestin kuopatuista juristihaaveista.
Liftarit televisio-sarjaa varten ohjaaja Pia Asikainen ja kuvaaja Joona Pettersson tekivät kesällä 2016 neljä eri liftireissua. He reissasivat ympäri Suomea ja tutustuivat ennakkoluulottomasti matkalla tapaamiinsa ihmisiin. Maija Salmisen haastattelussa Pia Asikainen antaa vinkkejä liftausreissuun varustautumisessa. - Tärkein varuste on iloinen mieli. Aikarajoja ei matkalle kannataa liikaa suunnitella. Ota mukaan myös kynä ja pari pahvia määränpään kirjoittamiseen. Hyvä liftauspaikka kannattaa tsekata kaupungin laitamilta. Värikkäät vaatteet lisäävät havaittavuutta ja älä unohda sadevarustusta. Perinteinen paperikartta on liftarin kenties paras kaveri. Kartasta saa hätätapauksessa vaikka sateensuojaa, kun sen taittaa harjanteeksi pään ylle. Ilman pientä evästä ei reissuun kannata lähteä. Autoilijan ja liftarin ensikatse on tärkein hetki, korostaa Asikainen. -Sen pienen hetken ajan katseet kohtaavat ja silloin autoilija tekee valinnan, ottaako kyytiin vai ei. Liftarin ei kannata pitää aurinkolaseja silmillä, jotta saa paremman katsekontaktin. Liftarit -kesäsarja TV1:llä tiistaisin alkaen 13.6. klo 20.00.
Tässä jaksossa kerron mitä ihmettä teen TV1:n keskusteluohjelmassa Inhimillinen tekijä. Taustalla ääntelee sangen hellyyttävästi pikkuinen Fanni-tyttö. *** LATAA ILMAINEN VALMENNUSKURSSI STRESSINHALLINNASTA: https://stressivapaajohtaja.com/videovalmennus/ © Zeno Integral Coaching® 2017
Ladies Who League is back for a special Pacific episode featuring female journalists and women's sport from around the region. Guest host Joanna Lester in Papua New Guinea is joined by Lorraine Genia from EMTV in PNG, Sophie Yaruso from TVWAN in PNG, Anasiu Falekaono from Tonga Broadcasting, Iutita Anitelea from TV1 in Samoa and Seamus Marten, CEO of the Local Organising Committee of the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup in Papua New Guinea which kicks off in November.
Welcome to Episode 12 of The Poetry Gods! On this episode of The Poetry Gods, we talk to Safia Elhillo about her writing journey & much more. As always, you can reach us at emailthepoetrygods@gmail.com. We are looking to book shows for Fall 2016. Bring The Poetry gods to your campus! SAFIA ELHILLO BIO: Safia Elhillo's first full-length collection, The January Children, is forthcoming from University of Nebraska Press in 2017. Sudanese by way of Washington, DC, a Cave Canem fellow and poetry editor at Kinfolks Quarterly: a journal of black expression, she received an MFA in poetry at the New School. Safia is a Pushcart Prize nominee, co-winner of the 2015 Brunel University African Poetry Prize, and winner of the 2016 Sillerman First Book Prize for African Poets. In addition to appearing in several journals and anthologies including “The BreakBeat Poets: New American Poetry in the Age of Hip-Hop,” her work has been translated into Arabic and Greek. Safia has performed at venues such as TEDxNewYork, the South African State Theatre, the New Amsterdam Theater on Broadway, and TV1's Verses & Flow. She was a founding member of Slam NYU, the 2012 and 2013 national collegiate championship team, and was a three-time member and former coach of the DC Youth Slam Poetry team. She is currently a teaching artist with Split This Rock. Follow Safia Elhillo on twitter: @mafiasafia on instagram: @safiamafia Follow The Poetry Gods on all social media: @jayohessee, @azizabarnes, @iamjonsands, @thepoetrygods & CHECK OUR WEBSITE: thepoetrygods.com/ (much thanks to José Ortiz for designing the website! shouts to Jess X Chen for making our logo)
Leroy, Isa, and Midori sit down with guest Aaron Bell to talk about his roles on tv shows with BET, TV1 and many more. They also talk about pre performance rituals and working with women and men in the workplace. Thank you for listening and dont forget to tell a friend. Follow actor Aaron Bell at @Mrshowtime3083
Tshernobylin nelosreaktori räjähti 26.4.1986, kun muutama insinööri testaili laitteistoja. Tshernobylissä tehtiin onnettomuuden sattuessa koetta, jota eivät olleet hyväksyneet sen enempää voimalaitoksen suunnittelijat kuin edes suunnittelua tarpeeksi tuntevat henkilöt, sillä kokeen suorittaminen edellytti reaktorin käyttämistä tavalla, joka nimenomaan kiellettiin laitoksen käyttömääräyksissä. Koetta varten oli tehtävä erinäisiä valmisteluja. Ensinnäkin reaktorin hätäjäähdytysjärjestelmä ja pikasulkujärjestelmä piti kytkeä pois päältä. Sitten koetta jatkettiin ja kytkettiin voimalaitoksen turvallisuusjärjestelmä pois päältä, koska se olisi estänyt reaktorin väärän käytön eli kokeen suorittamisen. Koe oli tarkoitus suorittaa nelosreaktorin alasajon yhteydessä. Alasajo oli aloitettu edellisenä yönä kello yhden jälkeen, mutta seuraavana aamuna tuli ilmoitus, että eräs alueellinen voimala oli tipahtanut verkosta. Kiovasta soitettiin Tshernobyliin ja ilmoitettiin, että verkko tarvitsee lisää sähköä joten voisiko ydinvoimalan alasajoa lykätä. Näin tehtiin. Samalla lykättiin koetta. Reaktorin alasajoa jatkettiin 23.04 perjantai-iltana. Ajankohta osui ydinvoimalan työvuorojen väliin. Koska koe piti suorittaa alun perin päivävuoron aikana, yövuorolaiselle jäi vain vähän aikaa perehtyä kokeen yksityiskohtiin. Vuoroa johti insinööri, joka oli työskennellyt vastuunalaisessa tehtävässä vasta kolme kuukautta. Ja tässä on vasta tarinan alku. Erehdysekspertti Raimo Tyykiluodon vieraana Tshernobylin testamenttia arvioi professori Peter Lund Aalto yliopiston teknisen fysiikan laitokselta. Tshernobylin nelosreaktori räjähdyksestä kerrottiin Suomessa vasta lähes 2 vuorokautta räjähdyksen jälkeen. Ensin maanantai-illan TV1:n uutisissa ja tarkempi varmistus tuli sitten Ylen Radiouutisissa kello 22, kun Yrjö Länsipuro raportoi Moskovasta, että reaktoriräjähdys oli vahvistettu Neuvostoliiton pääuutislähetyksessä.
Sharon Carpenter is an award-winning broadcast journalist, host and producer who serves as the co-creator of and a cast member on the new VH1 hit reality show, “The Gossip Game”. Carpenter has built a stellar reputation through her on-air work at the BBC, CBS, Black Entertainment Television (BET), WPIX and hip-hop mogul, Russell Simmons' news and entertainment website GlobalGrind. Follow Sharon Carpenter on Twitter @SharonCarpenter Follow The Sy Effect Show on Twitter & Instagram: @IAMSY Would like to be a guest? Contact: TheSyEffect Radio Show: 323-786-3265 TheSyEffect@gmail.com
Reggie Gaskins is an award winning Writer & Director who was born in Philadelphia where he began his acting career at the prestigious Freedom Theatre. It was there where he honed his skills as an actor, playwright and director. Unhappy with the limitations of roles he was cast in, Reggie began writing plays for himself to portray a variety of roles. Finding success as a playwright and actor, Reggie moved to Los Angeles to further pursue his career goals. Reggie can also be seen in the “FRIDAY AFTER NEXT” & “SHOWTIME” and his award winning feature film “RESTRAINING ORDER.” Restraining Order was Reggie's first feature film that obtained distribution and aired on TV1. He was Nominated for a NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Writing of a Feature Film for Restraining Order and won Best Picture at the Hollywood Black Film Festival.Support Reggie's first theatrical film release "The Lion's Truth" in Fort Pierce Florida on July 27th at the Nova Cienmas at Sabal Palm. Connect w/ Reggie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ReggieGaskinsWebsite: http://www.reggiegaskinstv.com/
Nokian älypuhelimien myynti on vähentynyt. Presidenttiehdokkaat kohtaavat TV1:n Suuressa vaalikeskustelussa. Pakkanen voi olla terveydelle vaarallista.
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