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[digitalconfex]

DIGITALCONFEX Chat Show with Kelferd Hor, Vice President, Investors Digital Experience at RHB Bank.

Exciting Announcement: Chat Show Episode featuring Kelferd Hor Our Exceptional Speaker for Digital Marketing, Advertising and Technology Confex (DMAT Confex) 3rd edition., 01 Feb 2024, Swiss Garden Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

We are thrilled to unveil our chat show episode, packed with insightful conversations and thought-provoking discussions led by some of the industry's most remarkable speakers joining our upcoming conference!

Watch the Chat Show Episode : https://youtu.be/zDAgsnnG0NI?si=joyiXwmh1wNBKm9c

Join us on 01 Feb 2024 at Digital Marketing, Advertising and Technology Confex (DMAT Confex) for an engaging and enlightening conference and meet him LIVE in person.

[leighreziztonce]

Jeremy Kyle - Leigh Reziztonce

Self Hating degenerate gambler Jeremy Kyle Lookalike

[theimaginationconnoisseur]

Doing YouTube

I have been doing my YouTube for just a year this past May. I am loving doing my channel and I wouldn't have started posting videos on my channel if it wasn't for Robert Meyer Burnett. He told me I should get out there and do something because I have a lot of talent and I recently started doing live streams and I am getting a steady amount of regulars coming to them which is so cool.

The community that I am involved with "The Post Geek Singularity " is so welcoming and so supportive as well. So far I have 144 subs on my channel and over 3,000 views and over 143 hours of watch time, slowly I will get there to become monetized on my channel, I am in no rush because I am enjoying the ride.

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[newstattoos]

After he inked a portrait of his wife on his arm during a chat-show appearance, Posh and Becks' eldest son has been ridiculed online for his new tattoo. “He actually has an opportunity to try and create significant impact and even change there in Qatar, so I hope he uses it.” Brooklyn Beckham, a celebrity offspring, is getting ridiculed online b...

[karinakantas]

(via You’ve got a BOOK! You’ve written a SONG! You’ve sold your ART! You’ve submitted a SCRIPT. If you’re creative and use a pen, then I want you on my show. And if you’re one of the eZWay family, I have got an offer you’d be a fool to miss out on. Be a guest on the entertaining chat show full of talented creatives. And if you don’t use a pen – watch, support and learn about these gifted people. )

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Nityaarna Farms Tea have it all🔥

Devoleena also enjoys a good cup of tea, especially when it has several health advantages. She opts to sip Haldi, a tea with a long list of health advantages!

We thank @devoleena for her support and great words.

[tryerofpods]

Let's talk about Audioverse 2022 finalist nominee, The Gorgon Show from @faustiannonsense . The Gorgon Show is a mythical, spec-fic comedy podcast about a Gorgon, Penny Cephalonia, who does an interview chat show podcast, where she interviews other mythological creatures, cryptids, and the occasional fantasy author/possible alien from outer space (?). Penny does a gentle/funny interview, like if Adult Contemporary soft-rock DJ legend, Delilah, had snake hair and said fuck, or maybe the host of With Good Reason was slightly irreverent and swore. IDK. It's hilarious. From all her snakes having unique voices and opinions--Duncan is obsessed with doughnuts (😉), Forbes wants to know how to monetize everything (😆), Zappa sounds a little like a valley girl and Johann who has a German accent and loves to sing and make music to her repeated references to hyper-realistic stone statuary she doesn't know anything about (wink), the beauty of reflective sunglasses, and Penny's rediculous Oracle roommate, Sybil, and her work salad astrological predictions, The Gorgon Show is *chef's kiss* funny. 9, 30-60+ minute episodes, plus some bonus episodes, you can get in on a new podcast and find out what all the audioverse fuss is about! So, if you like quiet, funny fictional interview shows, a little bit like Elaine's Podcast Cooking for the Soul, mythology, or monsters, the The Gorgon Show is for you! #mythology #gorgon #thegorgonshow #gorgonshow #faustiannonsense #chatshow #speculativefiction #specfic #specfiction #fictionpodcasts #podcastsunday #trypod #podcasts #podcast #podcastrecommendation #podcastrecommendations #recommended #humor #comedy #podcastsunday #audiodramasunday #oracle #grecoroman #greekmythology https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl21_CLOgo3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[rosetintedgunman]

Th Moonlight Roller get any events going on? Maybe a quiz show or game night?

"I'm glad ya asked! As a matter of fact, there's a big event happenin' reaaaal soon."

Wilford folded his arms smugly, only for confusion to cloud his expression as he reached off-screen to grab a calendar. A quick skim of that restored his confidence.

"Yup. Real soon. Tomorrow, actually! It's New Year's Eve, an' th' Roller is lightin' up with a party. We've got th' rollerskate rink covered up with some fancy sorta carpet an' we're havin' a disco! One of them hootenannies, accordin' to some British fella. But we're gonna do it Warfstache style! I've pestered Yancy fer two full weeks ta perform a song or two, an' put out an offer ta anyone else who wants ta get in on it. We'll have th' diner an' th' arcade open so folks don't hafta dance if they don't wanna. No alcohol, though. Want this friendly fer everyone. That includes no deaths."

"An' it's not gonna be one of them in-person exclusive doodads! We got an online special fer all you writin' blogs an', ah, curious onlookers. Swing on by an' nab yerself a little gift ta celebrate gettin' ta th' end of th' year. Don't matter yer beliefs or anythin', gettin' this far's a pretty big deal. An' if ya miss it an' arrive in January? Doesn't matter. Ya survived th' jump an' got ta th' right year. Trust me, that's not easy. I once lived through th' whole of 1973 twice. An' that's not mentionin' the times I'd live one day in 2007 an' th' next in 1891."

"So let's celebrate ya makin' it this far an' that far!"

[alpha-mag-media]

Comedian’s fans ‘can’t unsee’ wardrobe malfunction on ITV chatshow | December 24, 2023 at 06:08AM

Comedian’s fans ‘can’t unsee’ wardrobe malfunction on ITV chatshow Read More … Check full articles at Source: ALPHA MAG

[louis-quatorze]

I’m at my brother’s in the US watching their Europa League wrap-up/chatshow and it’s all football journalists I’ve heard of, do you think Trent Crimm does this in-universe

[g0nta-g0kuhara]

YEAH In hindsight it is so funny to look back on. The people I interacted with didn't really think of it that way at all the first time they played but because I hadn't gotten to SDR2 or V3 I was just like. Until proven otherwise I am choosing to believe that Junko Enoshima was an actual model and nepotism baby that landed an opportunity to make a reality TV show and instead of it being a dating game she chose killing and maiming.

Something about the reality tv angle just interests me. Like imagine going through the most traumatic period of your life, watching people die around you then being sat down for a chatshow and forced to talk about monster energy because while you were in the killing game they landed a huge sponsorship. How could anyone put up with that.

OKAY BUT THAT KINDA RULES AS A CONCEPT THOUGH?? I guess it wouldn't really work with V3 because it's canon that at least at that point the world rejected danganronpa, but I headcanon that a few months after the dramatic finale some people would start returning to it. I could see a fun post game fic (simulation or no simulation) where the v3 cast gets kidnapped again specifically for an underground talkshow like this

[ingek73]

‘We found 21 missing kids’: Soul Asylum on making Runaway Train

David Pirner reveals why he wrote his ‘metaphor for depression’, while Tony Kaye recalls what inspired the video – which showed the faces of missing children and became a phenomenon

Interviews by Dave Simpson

Published: 16:02 Monday, 31 October 2022

Dave Pirner, singer, songwriter

We were a garage punk band who recorded for an independent label and travelled in a van. Then I thought I was losing my hearing. I was having a sort of nervous breakdown and needed to get away from the noise. I started playing an acoustic guitar and ended up writing songs on it, one of which was Runaway Train. Initially it went “two souls laughing at the rain, one’s crazy and the other’s insane”. But once I started writing about what was going on with me, the proper words came in one sitting.

The first line, “Call you up in the middle of the night”, refers to a friend in New York who was kind enough to answer the phone whenever I called, no matter what time it was. I’d been fascinated by trains ever since I watched a TV show called Casey Jones when I was a kid, so I used a runaway train as a metaphor for depression that was spinning out of control. When we first played the song live at the University of Minnesota people loved it.

It was so cool having someone of the stature of Booker T from the MGs putting perfect keyboards on it

I took a practice-room tape to various labels in New York, and Columbia Records wanted us the most. We recorded Runaway Train with Michael Beinhorn, a great producer but highly demanding. If the vocal on it sounds world-weary, it’s because he made me sing it 100 times. He still hadn’t got what he wanted so he got Danny Murphy, our guitarist, to oversee the vocal session because he felt, correctly, I’d be more comfortable singing with a friend in there with me.

Replacing our drummer Grant Young during the session was an awful experience, but Sterling Campbell came in and I loved the way he played, so we asked him to play on Runaway Train and some other tracks. Then we went to a studio in LA and Booker T from the MGs put perfect keyboards on it. It was so cool having someone of that stature playing on my songs.

Runaway Train came out as the third single from our album Grave Dancers Union and just grew legs. It overshadowed everything else we did, but I’m pleased that the song has a resonance that is not about partying and screwing. It’s a sad and reflective song that reminds people that it’s not all candy out there, but that they’re not alone.

Tony Kaye, video director

Runaway Train was such a great song I could have filmed a brown paper bag for three minutes and it still would have been a hit, but I’ve always tried to do things that have a social relevance. On the way home from my office in Los Angeles, I saw a poster by the side of the road of a milk carton with a missing kid’s face on it. I thought: “That’s it!” I told Dave that I wanted to make a video featuring the faces of runaway or missing children.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children sent us the faces of the kids they wanted in the video. Dave was very easy to film singing the song and at the end we had a message: “If you’ve seen these kids call this number.” The record company were very supportive, although after it was first shown on MTV, they called saying: “No kids have come back. Can we replace the faces with shots of the band?” I said: “No, wait.” Then one came back, and another, and another. And it turned into this miraculous thing.

The first to come home was Elizabeth Wiles, a teenager who’d run away from home with an older guy. She’d been watching TV with friends, seen herself in the Runaway Train video and called her mom. It wasn’t always plain sailing for the families afterwards – kids don’t run away from happy homes – but maybe things had changed when they went back or they were older and able to cope better.

I was in the green room of a TV chatshow when they reintroduced a missing kid and their parents, and they were just overwhelmed. Some cases were very sad – they didn’t come back because they were dead – but each time a kid was found, we’d recut the video with a new missing person. We eventually found 21 of the 36 kids we featured. It worked because the song was perfect for it. I’d argue that it was the single most important thing that happened in the history of MTV, because it saved young people’s lives.

[icecoldreactor]

Coninued from X

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Tony was surprised the other joined him for the interview, he didn’t have to and Tony was slightly aprenhesive about him joining him. Tony was used to the cold stare and intrusive questions of chat show hosts, they’d been grilling him since he was a young teenager about the dirty laundry of his family’s affairs. Noticing his obvious nerves answering the question, Tony made it his duty to take all heat and divert any intrusive questions away from him. Tony wasn’t afraid to flip the snark onto the chatshow host if he pushed it.

[abasiel-webinar]

Blended Learning Solutions Podcast & the L&T CHATSHOW

Hello and Happy New Year 2024! I have been interviewed for a podcast and made a short trailer. Please email abasiel@gmail.com if you are interested in exploring my blended learning solutions. Cheers, Anthony

Happy New Year 2024! With the new year comes opportunities to try new things. I was invited to be a guest speaker for the L&T CHATSHOW podcast in December ’23. You can now hear my conversation with Roger Saunders, from DMU, at:https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/landtchatshow/episodes/S4E1—Anthony-Basiel-on-360-learning-e2du3pj Inspired by this interview event, I have played with making a…

[qudachuk]

The prime minister flattered the entrepreneur who in turn put aside his abrasive persona for their talk on AIEarlier this week, Elon Musk was interviewed by the American podcast host Joe Rogan. On Wednesday he was grilled by reporters...