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Glitz, glamour, celebrity? Well yes, there’s all that at the 93rd Annual Academy Awards, but the reason we watch the Oscars is to celebrate the films of the previous year. And what a year 2020 was, so we need something to celebrate. Hear our predictions and thoughts on the winners live as the show plays out. Not a conventional episode for us, but we wanted to do something special for the long-delayed ceremony this year. So we worked out a way to stream and commentate, and record it all for your enjoyment. We’ve done our homework so this episode should sync with the ABC broadcast as available for replay on Hulu in the US and 7Plus in Australia. However at least in Australia, this will only be available for another week and a half or so. So if you want to watch along with the commentary, better check it out before it’s gone. Conversation from the commercial breaks has been shuffled around into dead spots in the broadcast where we were silently watching, but for the most part this is live reaction to the show. Including its unorthodox ending. To say any more would spoil the fun. Timestamps: Introduction and Opening (0:00) Original Screenplay (4:17) Announced (6:57) Adapted Screenplay (9:34) Announced (11:43) International Feature (14:58) Announced (18:25) Supporting Actor (22:39) Announced (26:30) Make-Up (31:07) Announced (32:54) Costume Design (34:59) Announced (36:42) The MPTF introduced by Bryan Cranston (37:10) Recipient (40:58) Directing (44:14) Announced (47:40) Sound (50:31) Announced (52:08) Live-Action Short (54:44) Announced (55:59) Animated Short (59:03) Announced (1:00:25) Animated Feature (1:02:38) Announced (1:06:08) Documentary Short (1:08:56) Announced (1:10:28) Documentary Feature (1:13:46) Announced (1:17:05) VFX (1:21:38) Announced (1:23:38) Supporting Actress (1:24:54) Announced (1:26:26) Production Design (1:30:51) Announced (1:32:55) Cinematography (1:34:34) Announced (1:35:41) Editing (1:38:04) Announced (1:41:17) Humanitarian Award introduced by Viola Davis (1:43:58) Recipient (1:45:37) Score (1:52:26) Announced (1:53:13) Song (1:57:06) Announced (1:59:10) QuestLove’s Oscar Trivia (2:01:34) In Memoriam (2:07:44) Best Picture (2:12:38) Announced (2:19:04) Lead Actress (2:21:53) Announced (2:23:24) Lead Actor (2:24:28) Announced (2:26:00) Our final thoughts (2:26:51) Features Availability: Apple TV+: Greyhound | Wolfwalkers Amazon Prime Video: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm | Emma [AU Only] | One Night in Miami | Sound of Metal | Time [US Only] Disney+: Mulan | Onward | Soul | The One And Only Ivan Disney+Star [AU Only]: Nomadland HBO Max: Emma | Tenet Hulu: Another Round | Better Days | Collective* | Nomadland | Quo Vadis, Aida?* | The Man Who Sold His Skin* | The Mole Agent* | The United States v. Billie Holiday* Netflix: A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon | Crip Camp | Da 5 Bloods | Hillbilly Elegy | Love And Monsters | Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom | Mank | My Octopus Teacher | News of the World [AU Only] | Over the Moon | Pieces of a Woman | The Midnight Sky | The Trial of the Chicago 7 | The White Tiger Digital Stores [AU Only]: Another Round | Better Days | Tenet Digital Stores [US Only]: Judas and the Black Messiah (AU/US) | Love And Monsters | Minari | News of the World | Pinocchio (AU/US) | Promising Young Woman (AU/US) | The Father Shorts Availability: Disney+: Burrow Netflix: If Anything Happens I Love You, A Love Song for Latasha, The Present, Two Distant Strangers Pluto: Hunger Ward ShortsTV VOD Package Only: Opera, White Eye Vimeo Free/VOD: Genius Loci, Do Not Split, The Letter Room, Yes-People

Gísli Darri Halldórsson’s animated short film YES-PEOPLE shares a story about an eclectic mix of people finding a way to cope with life’s daily struggles. After premiering at the Minimalen Short Film Festival in Norway, the film went on to win numerous awards and has just been Oscar® Nominated for the 93rd Academy Awards® in the Animated Short Film category. You can watch the film on the New Yorker's site To purchase Following Films merch check out our Tee-Public site --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/followingfilms/support

William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review all 15 of this year's Oscar-nominated short films in a special bonus episode of CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED! The nominees for BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT are COLETTE, A CONCERTO IS A CONVERSATION, DO NOT SPLIT, HUNGER WARD and A LOVE SONG FOR LATASHA. The nominees for BEST LIVE-ACTION SHORT SUBJECT are FEELING THROUGH, THE LETTER ROOM, THE PRESENT, TWO DISTANT STRANGERS and WHITE EYE. And the nominees for BEST ANIMATED SHORT SUBJECT are BURROW, GENIUS LOCI, IF ANYTHING HAPPENS I LOVE YOU, OPERA and YES PEOPLE! Best Documentary Short Subject - 8:32  Best Live-Action Short Subject - 40:31  Best Animated Short Subject - 1:10:26  Subscribe on Patreon at www.patreon.com/criticallyacclaimednetwork for exclusive content and exciting rewards, like bonus episodes, commentary tracks and much, much more! And visit our TeePublic page to buy shirts, mugs and other exciting merchandise!  Email us at letters@criticallyacclaimed.net, so we can read your correspondence and answer YOUR questions in future episodes! And if you want soap, be sure to check out M. Lopes da Silva's Etsy store: SaltCatSoap! Follow us on Twitter at @CriticAcclaim, join the official Fan Club on Facebook, follow Bibbs at @WilliamBibbiani and follow Witney at @WitneySeibold, and head on over to www.criticallyacclaimed.net for all their podcasts, reviews and more!

Yes People, Relive this set featuring one of the godfathers of Jungle/UK MC'ing Mc Moose with me bredjin https://soundcloud.com/clarkfader and myself reppin for the mighty United Colours of Jungle last October at the Brixton Jamm. A special moment for us rollin out with Moose! One for the history books.

In today’s episode of the Tremendous Leadership podcast, Dr. Tracey Jones interviews Chad Hyams of the Win Make Give podcast. Chad Hyams is a speaker, trainer, and coach that brings results-based teaching to every opportunity. His success in the real estate industry has allowed him to apply his business lessons to all areas of his life and provide growth to his clients in various industries. Chad has become known as the Voice of Reason through his telling it like it is with practical, easy-to-understand examples through his inspirational speaking. Chad spends his time with his wife, working out, hosting the Win Make Give Podcast, and coaching people to achieving dreams and desires they couldn’t even believe possible. Links: Follow Chad’s podcast Win Make Give at www.WinMakeGive.com Follow Chad Hyams at www.Facebook.com/ChadHyams Listen to Tracey’s interview on the Win Make Give podcast at https://benkinneytraining.com/35-leadership-lessons-interview-with-author-dr-tracey-jones/ Visit www.TremendousLeadership.comfor more Tremendous Leadership resources Quotes: “Loneliness can often be that moment of creating and casting the vision, and waiting for it to catch.” – Chad Hyams “I don’t believe you should pour energy into your weaknesses. Pour everything into your strengths, and leverage your weaknesses off.” – Chad Hyams “Your job as a leader isn’t to take everybody; your job as a leader is to take those who want to go.” – Chad Hyams “If they’re surprised you’re firing them, you weren’t doing your job as a leader.” – Chad Hyams “As a leader, you can complain upwards, but you can’t complain downward.” – Chad Hyams “The question is, do you have the wrong boss, or are you in the wrong organization.” – Chad Hyams “Put the blinders up, so that all you’ll see is what’s ahead of you and what’s coming. It’s your job to get us there, to lead, and pave the path, and lay the foundation to show us the way.” – Chad Hyams “Just like in flying, if you’re only half a degree off, all the sudden you’re in Timbuktu.” – Dr. Tracey Jones “If you’re surrounded by just Yes People, then you have the wrong people around you.” – Chad Hyams

EPISODE 19:  COCKTAIL WEENIES ON THIS EPISODE OF TOTAL PACKAGE PODCAST, THE LADIES OF THE CAST DISCUSS THE PENIS.  YES PEOPLE, THEY TALK ABOUT THE MALE MEMBER, AND NOT JUST OF THE HUMAN VARIETY.  THE LADIES TALK ANIMAL APPENDAGES AS WELL.  CHECK IT OUT AND SEE WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY.   DISCLAIMER:  THIS EPISODE HAS SOME DISTURBING FACTS ABOUT VERY DISGUSTING THINGS INVOLVING THE PENIS BOTH HUMAN AND ANIMAL.  WEAK STOMACHS SHOULD NOT LISTEN. DEFINITELY DO NOT LISTEN UNLESS OVER THE AGE OF 18 NSFW  

Elliott Zaagman is the co-host of the China Tech Investor podcast and works as a PR and leadership consultant for Chinese tech founders and executives. He is a frequent commentator on issues facing China and its tech industry, and his work has been published by The Lowy Institute, Foreign Policy, SupChina, and TechNode, as well as in Chinese on Huxiu.com.   “This entire thing (LeEco) that he (Jia Yueting) had built, he built it basically within a year to 14,000-people offices all over the world, all these different verticals of business and then it all collapsed.” – Elliott Zaagman   Worst investment ever Elliot tells the story of what he sees as the worst investment for probably many people in the rapid rise and fall of what was at the time China’s Netflix, Le.com LeEco (Leshi Internet Information & Technology Corp, (300104:CH; 300104.SZ). He had been working in China for many years when he was approached to work one of the group’s companies, LeEco, around the beginning of 2016 to consult for LeEco. The company had been streaming video since around 2012 and in were moving into making smart TVs. Elliot believed this was a rather savvy business venture – to combine the streaming video with smart TVs and create a kind of hardware and content ecosystem. They had some success and founder Jia Yueting had aspirations to become the Steve Jobs or Elon Musk of China, as he had also made forays into electric vehicle production, establishing Faraday Future, a California-based start-up tech company set up to develop electric vehicles in April 2014. Jia Yueting is described by Elliot as a futurist, very interested in the potential of technology. And China had said it wanted to have some global tech champions, so this was a chance for Jia Yueting and people like him to build this empire and raise a lot of money. So he used a very capable kind of PR and media team and just expanded at an exponential rate. He went into smartphones, wanting to be the next Apple Inc, virtual reality, sports contracts, music, cloud services. The company opened a 500-employee office in Silicon Valley, a 100-employee office in India, a few thousand employees in 2014 to 7,000 in 2015. And by the end of 2016, it had 14,000 employees. So the company was expanding in every direction, to the point that there was no way to hit its deadlines. Part of the corporate culture was that Jia Yueting had filled his C-suite with “Yes People”, so when they went to present themselves to the US market, they sent someone (a person Elliot had worked with) who could barely speak a word English, to run their US office in Silicon Valley. The ambassador of the company had also rarely been to the US, didn’t understand the US market and he was running their go to market. The entire company, not just in the US, had chaotic atmosphere. The beginning of the end was an enormous product launch to introduce themselves to the US market at the Innovation Hangar (now also permanently closed) in San Francisco. It was excessive and people failed to understand why the company was holding such a large event. Three weeks later, founder Jia Yueting sent out a company-wide message that said something like: “We expanded too quickly and we’re out of money. And now we need to fix it.”LeEco has debts in China of around US$442.3 million (3 billion yuan), and Jia Yueting is under investigation by regulators and has remained outside China since 2017. Some lessons You cannot grow quickly, in many areas business. Jia Yueting had built the entire empire within a year to all over the world, with different verticals of business and then it all collapsed. Look deep before involvement in China’s tech ecosystem and economy. Chinese banks tend to lend loosely to companies that are aligned with government or Communist Party (Party) initiatives. Venture capital firms are willing to invest in areas that the Party wants to promote. Appearances can be deceiving, especially for tech-naïve lenders in China. A lot of the people in charge of the money did not really understand technology, so they were fed excuses by people who wanted the money, such as “This is just how tech businesses operate.” Jia Yueting got a lot of funding through smoke and mirrors, making good video presentations and display products without a solid core to his business.   “Look under the hood a little bit when it comes to these companies, especially I think in China.” - Elliott Zaagman   Andrew’s takeaways China doesn’t have to be our enemy. There are many things that Chinese people admire about America and a lot of the transformation that happened in China came because the People’s Republic implemented some free market principles. It is sad to see US politicians gaining points at home by pitting Americans against China. Be careful of over-diversifying because you’ll lose focus. Don’t be seduced by greatly diverse businesses such as Apple or Microsoft. They have been growing for a long time and may expand into different areas, but they have a very strong core. They might do something like Amazon Web Services, for example, but they built up to that point slowly. When money is available freely and at low cost, you find malinvestment. Undisciplined investment. What’s happening in the world, in America, and also in China is that so much money has been poured into the industry that you cannot avoid the type of situation where you have faults such as lower asset utilization rates. The problem of “yes people”. One of the benefits of a developed company is that it has a board of directors to provide the kind of checks and balances system necessary to curb the visionary excesses of CEOs such as Jia Yueting.“Having ‘Yes Men’, either in management or at the board level, can turn out to be a real disaster.”- Andrew StotzThat is why we see great people surrounding some of the best businesses. Such people are serious professionals who are not afraid to stand up to the CEO and say “No! This is the way we have to go.” So getting such people is highly valuable. No. 1 goal for next the 12 months Elliot writes a lot about Chinese tech companies and companies such as Huawei, and is concerned about the decoupling that US and Chinese technology, ecosystems and expertise appear to be undergoing. He hopes in the next year to continue to add his voice to that conversation and offer clear analysis, allowing his readers and listeners to gain a clear picture of the broader situation, one that is honest and respectful and in service of the truth. Parting words “Seek truth from facts.”       You can also check out Andrew’s books How to Start Building Your Wealth Investing in the Stock Market My Worst Investment Ever 9 Valuation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them Transform Your Business with Dr.Deming’s 14 Points    Connect with Elliott Zaagman Podcast: China Tech Investor  LinkedIn  Twitter   Email     Connect with Andrew Stotz astotz.com  LinkedIn Facebook  Instagram Twitter  YouTube My Worst Investment Ever Podcast     Further reading mentioned Zhang Yu, Han Wei (30 April 2019) Fugitive tycoon Jia Yueting and Leshi under probe CX Live, Caixin Global  Asia Times staff (29 April 2019) Jia Yueting under investigation by regulator Asia Times   

Improving Self-Esteem Synopsis: Everyone knows self-esteem is how you think about yourself. But for many of us, that doesn't come with good thoughts. Are you lacking in self-esteem? Let's talk about that.  Highlights Of The Show: Everybody Needs A Little Push: Dear Pushy Broad From The Bronx, I'm at an age where it shouldn't matter what people think about me, but it does. How do I build my self-esteem and stop letting them control my thoughts? [2:06] No or Yes: People tell me I'm over confident. Is that wrong? [7:55]  Ten Minutes of Tears: Dear Pushy Broad From The Bronx, I've always been self-conscious about my weight, even now that I'm older. How do I learn to feel better about myself? [10:19]  I'm Talking Here: Low self-esteem is what creates the feeling of inadequacy. [12:20] Links That Benefit This Episode: Follow me on social media: Twitter, and Facebook.  Join my email list, and get my latest episodes, blog posts, and announcements right to your inbox. Need to ask me a question? Check out my Ask Ellen page and submit any question (or comment) your heart desires!  Ready to take command of your life? Check out my new course Think Differently & Take Command of Your Life.  Hosted By: Ellen Stewart Produced By: Ellen Stewart & Richard Torres Tune in every Monday for a new episode of the Pushy Broad From The Bronx. Talk to you soon!

Some people are impossible to live with or deal with. What do you do?

So if you go to Jefferson Mall then you have been inside of Cosmic. If you have been inside of Cosmic then you know this man....DAN!  YES PEOPLE! We finnaly have Cosmic Dan on the show with us. If you don't know him you will soon find out how funny this man is and for those he don't think he's funny and want him to go to hell....then you can suck a d*ck   ps. He rants a lot but its funny!

So if you go to Jefferson Mall then you have been inside of Cosmic. If you have been inside of Cosmic then you know this man....DAN!  YES PEOPLE! We finnaly have Cosmic Dan on the show with us. If you don't know him you will soon find out how funny this man is and for those he don't think he's funny and want him to go to hell....then you can suck a d*ck   ps. He rants a lot but its funny!

YES PEOPLE, IM BACK, HERES JUST A LIL TASTER FOR YOU. BRAND NEW FULL MIX COMING THIS WEEKEND SO STAY TUNE. (ITS GOING TO HAVE SOME BIG TRACKS FROM PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE) 1.RICKY L feat M CK – BORN AGAIN (BALEARIC SOUL CLUB MIX) 2.DANNY MARQUEZ & ROCCO – BILLIE JEAN (OFFICIAL BOOTLEG MIX) 3.ALY-US – FOLLOW ME 2009 (FRED EVERYTHING & OLIVIER DESMET SF VOCAL) 4.ATFC – I CALLED U (THE CONVERSATION) 5.BARBARA TUCKER – I GET LIFTED 2009 (DAVID TORT REMIX) 6.SANTOS – HOLD HOME 7.jOHNNYDANGEROUs feat KEENY BOBIEN – CALLIN YOU LORD (YASS MAIN MIX) 8.THE JINKS feat MICHELLE WEEKS – SHAME ( GROOVE ASSASSINS VOCAL MIX)

Yes People, Brand new Funky mix for you all, Let Me know what you think. 1.Signed & Sealed – Magic Touch 2.Conga Satine – Soul Tonic Sound System 3.Give It Up – DJ MA1 feat Sim Simi 4.Dream On – Essy & Vybes 5.Love Letters – Scottie B feat Lonyo, Harmony, Mark Asari 6.Boom Ting – BKP 7.I Wish – X5 feat Teresa 8.Feeline – Roska 9.House Music Live – The Dreamsellers 10.Dirty Rag – Foot Steps 11.Waterfalls – DJ MA1 12.Broken Pieces – Jennifer Carbonell 13.Truthful – Delerious feat Sweetness 14.Chantes – Apple 15.Migraine Skank – Gracious Nappa Man K (BOK Remix) 16.Touch On Me – eS-Tee feat Tasha

YES PEOPLE, WARMING UP TO THOSE SUMMER VIBES WITH THIS SOULFUL DEEP HOUSE MIX. ENJOY 1.UNDER MY SKIN – HEATHER JOHN (MUTHAFUNKAZ REBIRTH VOX) 2.BUTTERFLIES - KAJE feat SACHA WILL (GUY ROBIN MIX) 3.CIRCLES – NATHAN ADAMS & ZEPHARIN SAINT 4.COME GET MY LOVE – WILL MILTON feat MISS PATTY 5.GOD CREATED WOMAN – TERRY DOUGLAS feat MARGARET GRACE 6.PRIVATE LIFE – GUY ROBIN feat ANTHONY MORIAH (TERRY HUNTER MIX) 7.SOMETHING BETTER – MARTIN SOLVEIG (JULIAN JABRE MIX) 8.MARY MARY – GRAND HIGH PRIEST 9.MIRROR DANCE – AFEFE IKU feat ANANE & MR.V (RICARDO SILVIO BUMPS IT) 10.GIMME THAT MUSIC – PETER TYRONE feat LADY ALMA 11.COLOURS ARE FOREVER – ALFRED AZZETTO (VOCAL MIX) 12.TREAT ME RIGHT – KIM ENGLISH (JON CUTLER MIX)

Yes People! No talking today, just back to back tunes in the mix... 1. Asia Cruz - 'Selfish' 2. Common - 'I Want You' 3. Sheek Louch - 'Good Love' 4. Red Cafe - Paper Chasin' (Remix) 5. Kanye West - 'Big Brother' 6. Mariah Carey - 'Touch My Body' (Remix) 7. Lupe Fiasco - 'Go Baby' 8. Estelle - 'Come Over' 9. Erykah Badu - 'Soldier' Enjoy! Mr Scarrs