This video is brought to you by Skillshare. Yo, yo, what's happening fellas, welcome back to the channel. So, it's May, that's my birthday month, and the last recent pickups video was around March and in between then I picked up a lot of stuff.  So I just resort to buying stuff to make me feel normal and that's very first world problems. I'm very grateful to be able to do what I get to do. But anyways, I picked up a ton of pieces, most of it with my own money, and I thought I'd like to share with you guys. And so if you guys are interested in anything that I talk about, I'll leave a link down in the description below. And so we're gonna start off with Uniqlo. This isn't even all the pieces, by the way. Uniqlo's probably one of my favorite fashion stores in general. It's always the place I like to recommend people when they're just getting started off with fashion. Or you just want good quality clothing at an affordable price. And I picked up a ton of stuff there. So that's gonna have to be a dedicated video. So we're just gonna breeze through all these items that I got. Anyways, the blue and brown shirt that you guys have always been asking me about, well, it comes from Uniqlo obviously.  I like this shirt so much. I literally picked up every single colorway from them. I don't have them all with me. But they also have this pink one, a black one as well that's in the washer. And what's so great about these shirts is it uses their Aeroism technology. So it's very breathable for the summertime. It cools you down. And you can just tell that this shirt is made very well. But yeah, like I said, that's gonna have to be a dedicated video. I've also got their straight cut black denim because you guys now have a lot of cargo pants as of late. These are just perfect for the summertime. You know, if you cuff them, you wear them with low-top sneakers, chef's kiss right there.  But yeah, like I said, it's going to have to be a dedicated Uniqlo video haul. So I'll talk about that in an upcoming video. But yeah, let's move on to the next item that I picked up. Next up, we got cargo pants from Orbit Gear. I know I just talked about the straight cut black denim and how I have enough cargo pants. No, I don't have enough cargo pants. I'll never have enough cargo pants, okay? But anyways, Orbit Gear is one of my favorite places to shop at for that technical look. You guys know I have a few sling bags from them. And what I really like about them from what I understand is they hand make everything that's in their store. Hence why a lot of their items are out of stock. With these pants, there are 10 pockets, plenty of storage, and it's also modular so you can pick up more items and attach it to it for more storage or whatever. And I know this style always crosses my mind. Is it waterproof though? Sadly, no. However, that's okay. It makes it very breathable for the summertime because I'm not really a big shorts guy. You won't really see me wearing shorts in general unless it's athletic training shorts. But anyways, the pockets are magnetic which is a lot easier than a zipper and almost as secure. And the pockets that do have a zipper are a YKK zipper system. The storage is insane. It's very stretchy, making it an everyday pants for me. Now the fit is more slim fitting although the opening I'd say is slim which is good for styling it with chunkier sneakers like the Air Force One. The next item I picked up is a sneaker and that is the Vans Old School Pro Skate Model. As you guys can see, I've been beating them up a little bit because I've been skating with these. All right, let me tell you guys something. Ditch the normal lifestyle of Vans Old Schools. Those things are meant for lifestyle wear and they will wear down easier over time than these ones. Guys, seriously, the Pro Skate Model is only $5 more. You get more comfortability. It's made to withstand grip tape and that's pretty much like sandpaper and it's also more cushioned as well. I honestly don't know why you'd get the $60 model over these ones right here. It's only $5 more and it's going to last you longer. Anyways, you guys already know about Vans Old Schools. They're classic, very versatile. You can't really beat them and it's one of the most affordable sneakers out there. Honestly, you guys should have this in your wardrobe. Next up, I picked up another sling bag and this one's actually going to be used a lot more than my normal sling bags that just carry the occasional chapstick, deodorant, tie to go pin and all that. This is meant to hold camera gear and it comes from the well-known Peak Design brand and Peak Design low key, their backpacks are perfect for the tech wear aesthetic. But anyways, this is durable as hell. It's got plenty of storage, actually feels pretty rigid and it's water resistant as well so that you don't damage your camera gear. You don't need to be a photographer or videographer to own this.  Next up, we got another sneaker and that is the New Balance 997S. New Balance is extremely underrated. I mean, you still see it often on the gram but not as much as Nike or Adidas. These are comfy, has a sporty futuristic design to it and it's just overall a great switch up from the sneaker kings out there. Don't sleep on the New Balance, guys. Don't limit yourself to just Nike and Adidas. These are just a great switch up and they were very cheap as well. Now this next item isn't really fashion focused per se but I still feel like you guys might find this useful. So a few days ago, I picked this thing up right here. It's a timer and what makes this so cool is it's minimalistic design. It looks really good on your desk setup and all you gotta do is just flip it to whatever number is on top and the timer starts from there. A lot of us have been working from home nowadays or you just have a bunch of free time and you can use this as your time manager. So I definitely recommend picking this up. Usually I leave it on the 60 and then I work for 60 minutes and then I usually take a 15 minute break, go back to 60, back to 15 minutes. If you work from home or you just wanna manage your time well, definitely pick this up. Now next up is something I'm sure all of you guys are gonna find useful and that is this accessories holder. I'm sure you guys can relate. For me, I've just had my accessories scattered around all over the house. It's just a huge mess or I can't find certain items cause they're just everywhere. You can put all your bracelets, rings, watches, shades and all that all in one place and it saved me a ton of time and headache trying to find the right items for a fit. And speaking of accessories, I actually picked up this watch right here from Casio. I've said it in many videos already. This is probably one of the only watches you'll ever need. It's very versatile. You can dress it up or down. Unfortunately, I haven't caught the watch bug yet so I'm not spending a ton of money on watches and so it helps that this is only like $40. And you know, for a $40 watch, it looks pretty nice and it looks kind of expensive from far away. Now the next items come from Vitale and to be totally transparent, they actually sent me these items for free. I've got these gridlock rings which have been another favorite for the fits. I got it in dark gun metal and gold plus this barbed wire ring is also pretty dope. And my favorite item that they sent is definitely this gold chain bracelet. I got it a little bit too short because I didn't know the size of my wrist so I had to buy another gold clasp from Amazon just to extend it and so that it could fit my wrist. That's my fault though, but yeah, gold suits my skin tone more hence why I have so much gold accessories. Now another non-fashion item is this keyboard right here. This is the Keychron V2 I believe. Basically it's a 65% keyboard. I'm low key, a keyboard nerd and it has the Cherry MX blue switches which are my favorite switches out of all the switches out there because it's very clicky. You know, it sounds dope. I just like that sound, it's very satisfying. You know, here's a little bit of ASMR for you guys. But yeah, I just wanted to shrink my desk setup just because it was starting to get so cluttered and my mouse kept on hitting the keyboard whenever I was playing CSGO. But yeah, it's just a keyboard. This isn't a tech review channel or anything. What I like about it is just the RGB lighting so you can always change the lighting of it. You can't really see, but you guys will see the B-roll clips of it. And because I edit videos and work with the computer all the time, pretty much all day long, you're gonna wanna invest in things that you like.  But yeah, this is definitely one of my favorite keyboards I've had since I got into keyboards and is decently priced as well. Last but not least, my girl and I, we picked up a Corgi very recently and her name is Ahsoka. If you know, you know, if you guys watched the Clone Wars, Ahsoka's a badass, right? Yeah, she's super awesome. She's adorable and you guys can follow her down below. And you guys are definitely going to see her on the second channel. If you guys haven't already subscribed to my second channel, it'll be linked down below as well. But hey, just in general, click all those links I linked down in the description.  But yeah, those are the recent pickups. As you guys can see, there's a lot of stuff you guys can pick up and check out and all that. But you guys know what else you guys can pick up. How about a new skill with the sponsor of today's video, Skillshare? 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I'm the proud father of 13-year-old twin sons, Luke and Jack, and an 11-year-old daughter, Lila. And all three of my children play youth basketball. All three of my children have told me that they have the goal of playing college basketball. They've told me this on numerous occasions. And this isn't something that I've kind of, you know, led the witness and told them that they need to pursue. It's something that they said they wanted to do. And I told them that was a fantastic goal and something that I absolutely wanted to support, encourage, and push them to achieve. Now, I've asked for their permission for me to hold them accountable to doing what it takes to play college basketball. And I told them that it was my opinion that each of them liked the game of basketball, but they didn't love the game of basketball. Each of them enjoys playing. They like going to their practices and playing with friends and shooting around in the backyard. But they don't love the game to the point that it requires the almost obsession and commitment to what it takes to play college basketball.  You have to work on your skills, shooting, passing, rebounding, defending, handling the ball. You have to work on your fitness level and your strength and your agility and your explosiveness. You need to prioritize your sleep and how well you eat and hydrate. Then if your goal is to play college basketball, something that only 1% of all players will ever achieve, then you need to do the types of things that 99% of players aren't willing to do. And I had to have a very difficult discussion with my children and look them in the eye and with all of the love in my heart, tell them that what you're currently doing is not good enough to play college basketball. That if each of you is serious about that goal, you have to make a deeper and stronger commitment to the game. I say that because I'm trying to hold up the mirror that you understand that the commitment you are currently making is not going to be good enough to play college basketball. They either need to change the goal of playing college basketball and say, I no longer want to play at that level. I just want to play the game because it's fun. I enjoy being with my friends. I love practices. I love games. I love all of the things that basketball affords me, but I'm okay with not playing in college. And as their father, I am totally fine with that. I love my kids unconditionally no matter what they choose, and I just want them to be happy. However, if they choose that college basketball is still their North Star and is still their goal, then they're going to need to flip the switch and they're going to need to deepen their commitment. They're going to need to start working on their craft and working on their game every single day. They're going to need to have the discipline to wake up in the morning and make 100 or 200 jump shots before school and then do the same thing after school. This doesn't even count their practices and their games with their teams. They're going to need to work on their game relentlessly during the unseen hours over the next several years, if they still have the goal of playing college basketball. And this was, thankfully, a very open and honest and emotional conversation with us. It was a very proud moment of mine as their father, but it was just really important that my kids understand that I don't want them to straddle in between. I don't want them to say they have the goal of playing college basketball unless their habits and their discipline and their commitment is going to match that. But I made sure to reiterate over and over that it is okay for your goals to change.  Either way, I'll be very proud of them, I will encourage them, I will support them and I will cheer for them, but I just need to make sure that their behaviors and their dreams are in alignment.


Ladies and gentlemen you asked for it here. It is an absolutely free back size and strength program is Available on kaizen training comm eight weeks to build a bigger back check it out link in the description Kaizen training comm life Liberty the pursuit of games and that's why we're here. Mm-hmm.  What's up, buddy? When I say my thing, yeah, I know your thing says funny things like Omer serve client. Yeah, like the thing Mm-hmm. You know what mine says? You might have to edit this out even though Mike. Okay. No, sodomite Sodomite.   Yeah, why does it say that? Maybe it's a I mean, I don't think that's why our views are low. No. Have you seen that? I have that's what you choose a pervert Pretty pervy. Well, my name is that a Omar.  That's my demographic. So 14 year olds aren't gonna see the video They probably don't need to video anyways, but I stopped swearing. I swear very rarely here But it says sodomite here with a new video. Let's talk about squats. Why would sodomites talk about squats? Well, they want to open up the paint. Yeah, I guess I guess I get why the thing is is YouTube is Just being dirty We don't appreciate that. I don't I don't judgment. I'm here to succeed. I'm not a sodomite I'm silent Mike. This is Omar esoph and we went to untamed string and Alan tried to pull sneak attack on us No, I don't think he tried. No, he did he succeeded. Oh, you did. No, that's strong man stuff, bro I love it. We're supposed to bench.  So I go in and I bench I do my five by five. I did three by ten on one thirty five. Yep, and then Alan says hey fellas come outside I got a trick for you now.  We raced no no surprise. I lost I think he's trying to prepare us.  It's like you want to lose I thought you're going somewhere else I thought you were saying he was gonna try to prepare us because when that question comes about In q&a's or just in life like zombie apocalypse. Who do you want on your team? He wants to say us, but he knows we're under prepared so he doesn't want to say us Wow You know what I mean? Like we're the I think he wants to bring but we he'd also die if he brought us So he wants to prepare us so he can eventually when he chooses clearly not us that we're fine with it or or Build us up so then he's more confident in saying yeah I want Mike and Omar next to me during the apocalypse because I trained them. They're not just lords I was gonna say I don't know if he noticed But it's like he's trying to pit two friends against one another and that's not what we're about We're all I was wearing the shoes. I was wearing the shoes that you got me in and what I'm supposed to I'm supposed to race you now I'm not racing anybody. I don't care who wins.  This is a NASCAR.  What else we did other we did much back at biceps. Oh, we did that was good She enough the win-ups she my steps for the show we tease That which we're about to please I think it already happened a bit before this video. Okay, so yeah, I don't know the order thing I don't either man.  You're welcome. And that's that I think I think we're gonna use some chicken wings Mm-hmm. Oh me. Oh me surf clam needs his proteins. So I got a wrong boy. We should weigh it actually I wish I had a scale.  I feel like if I say first we feast first we feast first we feast now Then the search optimizations up and complex is gonna sign us for a food show because we would honestly crush it skinny guy and fat guy Chronicles yeah chronicles and we go and taste delicious foods and he eats a little bit and I ended still in his portions And I'm too fat to even say if I liked it or not. I just eat it and he gives you a really nice I'm just disagreeable Give a nice a nice description because you have a great vocabulary and I'm just too fat passed out in the corner That's probably how things I actually think which is funny I think you're a student at Judging food because you do like food a lot, you know and my palette paid palette is in my family That actually is true once again where people can't differentiate between all of oils, but once again mama far she can yeah She's one of the best in the world. Yeah. Yeah, that's actually something is why she's way better than us. It's like we're power lifters No, she's international.  I don't want to just for his own sake So we're lifting tomorrow. Mm-hmm. We're looking every day. We live to everyone right now Listen to the greatest anthem you never wished you heard called Paul Stanley's live to win We're living to win. I do actually lift every day Yeah, the world doesn't think so and I don't lift a lot every day I lift a little I think spreading out your volume over the days to mitigate, you know fatigue It's a good idea mental and physical Yeah, if I'm in the gym benching for five hours on Monday, like you're gonna get burnt out mentally and physically You guys would never be able to tell because Mike takes terrible photos But I know from knowing you and looking at your face and all that stuff You can't evaluate sometimes people have that like 10 pounds of sodium on their face and veins You are getting leaner. You'll never be able to tell by his photos They're gonna work for it, but believe me when they say the camera adds 10 pounds I'm right there a hair unleaner What do you mean? What's the opposite of lead? fat of a hair fatter Then the leanest I've ever been which is when Omar died in me down for 2015 And I'm a couple pounds heavier. Obviously. I've been training for five years since yep The leanest he got me which is the latest I've ever been as an adult was 195 I think one in four and I'm about to hundo right now. Oh, there we go I don't think so. I think the butt rub, but we wish it was we would love to talk more, but we got a busy folks I'm 200 pounds, and I'm almost as lean as when he got me there And I'm gonna get there and you guys won't ever know because I don't like taking duty. Sorry. Bye. I Hope it's the food


My name is Lillian Wambua once more, not Mwamba, Lillian Wambua. And I work for the World Organization for Animal Health. Just by a show of hands, how many people have heard of the World Organization for Animal Health? Oh, everybody, oh, majority. Thank you very much. Great. And I'm going to be giving some animal health and environmental health from the war perspective. But also I will dwell quite a bit on the quadripartite perspective of one health. So this is the outline of my presentation. I will make an attempt to tell you what war does and its contribution to one health. I'll also tell you about the quadripartite alliance for one health or what we just call quadripartite. And then the one health joint plan of action, which is really the takeaway message that I want you to carry with you and what the quadripartite envisions through the one health joint plan of action and then the national level implementation of the same. So Salome said that health is about good living. So I think we can blow our trumpets as well. We have 100 years of making sure that animals have good health and good living. So war works on animal health. We have presence in 182 countries across the globe in the context of our delegates, 54 of them in Africa. And we are interested in animal health and welfare. And how we do this, one of the primary ways we do this is through standard setting. So we set international standards very consultatively, guidelines and recommendations for better animal health and welfare. I believe that this should lead to best practices in animal production, healthy animals, healthy people, healthy trade, healthy everything, well-being. Noting that 75% of the diseases that are of importance to us right now in the one health space are transmitted to humans from animals and actually 80% of bioterrorism threats are from animal origin. We have built our wildlife health framework that basically advocates for the prevention or the protection of wildlife health to enhance one health, any human health at large. And we also have strategic partnerships which are around the area of wildlife health as well as one health. And some of these partnerships include the quadripartite, which I'll speak at large about. But also Ilri, Serad, and many others. So we do a lot of our work through partnerships. And at this point in time through the collaborative program on wildlife, we are also involved in international guidelines for preventing zoonosis from wildlife. So setting standards again for how best can we prevent the spillover of zoonosis from wildlife, be it through bushmeat trade or just any interactions with wildlife. We also have a global animal health surveillance system that some of you may know about. The Wahis system, that's the wild animal health information system, where our members voluntarily report on animal health issues in their countries, including zoonosis. But also recently, we developed the Wahis Wild, which is a platform that countries can also self-report on wildlife health, wildlife diseases in their specific countries. Over and above that, we have a network of reference laboratories and collaborating centers to assist our member countries in tackling animal health issues. So I want to draw us now to the drivers of pandemic risk. I think we all know them, so I will not overly preach. But then we see that some of the environmental issues that we are here for are actually part and parcel of the drivers of pandemic risk, looking at agricultural expansion, looking at habitat encroachment and deforestation, wildlife trade, all these things are driving pandemic risk. And if you look at the bottom, you will see that the result of that is actually impacting on environment and ecosystems. So the environmental degradation caused by human activities actually impacts on the health of humans and animals. And that's compounded by several other factors, including the climate crisis, leading to vector-borne diseases occurring in places where they never used to occur, as well as limiting food security, which again speaks back to the social and economic aspects of health. And so maintaining the ecosystem through maintaining the ecosystem health through conservation of the natural environment is very important in preserving biodiversity. And so what did the quadripartite do? The quadripartite journey of the quadripartite began way back in 2010 with what we call the tripartite. So this was an alliance between FAO, UNEP, and war. And recognizing all those drivers of pandemic risk by 2022 after COVID, UNEP joined the tripartite to form the quadripartite. And now we have basically a set of international organizations that attempt to lead or to create a global framework that can assist countries to deal with one health or one health rights. And so just to mention that the quadripartite came together and signed what we call the One Health Joint Plan of Action, which is a global framework aimed at better predicting, better preventing, better detecting, and better responding to health threats to improve the health of animals, humans, plants, and the environment in general while contributing to sustainable development as per the UN SDGs. I think Alex already did a great job at presenting this diagram here that was an attempt basically to redefine one health. And for a very long time, one health was about three disciplines. In fact, sometimes about just two disciplines. That is human health and animal health. But the evolution has happened in such a way that now we recognize that the environment is actually the bedrock of one health. Because with a healthy ecosystem, with healthy environments, then you can have healthy animals and healthy humans. And a lot has been said about society. But what this diagram here shows us is that one health is going to be a whole of society effort, whole of society. As we've heard from the beginning, the framing presentations talked about the importance of communities, both rural, urban, mobile communities, the importance of taking country context, regional context, as well as what Salome was talking about, the aspects of inclusivity, equity, and access to health. So all of that, including our non-governmental organizations, the civil society, become very important actors. And so one health is not about four organizations sitting, I don't know, in France, in Geneva, in where.  And so with that in mind, the Quarry Partite came up with this document that I would really urge each and every one of us to, you know, since we have nowhere else to go, as we've been told, to familiarize it. You know, just read it like an oval. It's quite nice, and it's short and succinct. The One Health Joint Plan of Action, which you can access through that link, if you just type WA or UNEP or WHO or FAO, you can get access to this. But does it mean that there was no One Health going on before the One Health Joint Plan of Action? No. So what the Joint Plan of Action aims to do is it's action-oriented, as the word puts it across. It's about coordinated action for One Health. And the way the document is arranged is that there is a scene setting. There is the action framework, which is basically linked to a theory of change. And then there are action tracks rotating around all sections of One Health. And the fourth part is on governance and implementations, as some people mentioned earlier, that they didn't hear about governance. I'll talk about it and the investing in One Health. And so the theory of change, ooh, OK. Let me just say that there are three pathways to how we can apply One Health. There's got to be the highest level of buy-in through policy, through legislation, through advocacy at various levels, and sustainable financing. Then we have to capacitate our countries through organizational development to implement One Health. And lastly, we need all of you that are in this room to generate the data and the evidence that shows that there is actually gains that come from putting or implementing One Health. So not just talking about One Health, but where is the data? Where is the evidence that shows that One Health works? So in the very limited time, I'll go through the six action tracks of the joint plan of action. It aims at enhancing capacities to strengthen health systems. The second action tracks looks at actions that we can take to reduce the risk of emerging and re-emerging diseases. These are like Ebola. These are like Rift Valley fever. Those emerging and re-emerging zoonosis of pandemic and epidemic potential. Then the third action track is on the neglected diseases, the ones we know, rabies, tuberculosis, and other vector-borne diseases that we all know about. Fourth action track speaks to strengthening the assessment, management, and communication of food safety risks. And the fifth is on the silent pandemic of AMR. And lastly, but very important, is the aspect of integrating environment into One Health. And I want to focus on this just for the next few minutes to say that in this action track six on environmental dimensions of One Health, the overarching theme is to protect, restore the biodiversity, prevent degradation of ecosystems, and the wider environment to support the health of people, animals, plants, and the environment itself. And under this, there are like four themes that we could think about, how to, the theme around degradation of ecosystems. Again, how can we really mainstream, now that we are sitting here, the health of the environment and ecosystems into the One Health approach? Realistically, what actions can we take? Thirdly, environmental knowledge, including indigenous knowledge, and including also the hard data and evidence that comes from research. And lastly, creating that One Health interoperable training program. So I think, do I stop? I should keep going. So if you now go into the One Health Joint Plan of Action, there are actually 37, no, 34 actions that can be realistically undertaken, of course, depending on the priority of the country, to actually tackle the sixth action track on environment. So again, I draw back your attention to the One Health Joint Plan of Action. You can go straight into the sixth action track. Look at the 34 actions that have been pre-thought and maybe see how well they fit within the discussions that we will be having. How do we see the One Health Joint Plan of Action being undertaken in country level? Again, we recognize that a lot of activities are going on. And so it is not about reinventing the wheel, but this is about raising the bar, starting by understanding what has been done, a situation analysis. Who are the stakeholders? I know Cohisa has been doing quite a bit around stakeholder mapping and analysis, and I think we are going to do a lot of that. But also understanding that One Health depends a lot on the governance mechanisms. So we review within our countries our governance mechanisms on One Health and how well do they integrate environment, for example, and other wider stakeholders, including communities. Secondly, would be to strengthen that governance mechanism. Very good discussions this morning talking about, you have this high level. Of course, we want the high level by in. But how does that link to the grassroot level? How do we see this happening? How can we ensure that there are clear terms and reference to those stakeholders? Thirdly, how then do we implement what we come up with? And fourthly, how do we monitor progress? So we need to think about these things in advance. So I want to stop there because I'm conscious that I have overrun my time. And just say that we could look at the One Health joint plan of action as an overarching framework that can help us to conceptualize the core dimensions of environment and ecosystem health. And just dive into there, get some ideas, and see how well we can tackle the core dimensions of environment. And just to say that the quadripartite organizations are keen to see countries adapt and operationalize One Health. Thank you.


before disney plus is a bit clunky to to deal with i think you know it's a bit the menus aren't fantastic right both of you went to see uh black cinema sorry black phone in the cinema so i'm going to start with you fenula because you do my wages um tell me tell me about black phone i'm going to start off by telling you you kind of made an error in judgment going to me first because i only went to see this because he made me i sort of dared her i dared her to go and see after she was scarred by of all things final destination was it one i think two or three gonna happen it was one uh did this come in for me and there's no escape it's coming for all of us i know this yeah that was just it stuck with me i'm not over it okay uh but so we went to see so michael will say no come and see this it's supposed to be really good and i think this was a a test of your friendship this yes i pitched it three different weeks it took three weeks to get her there because i know she was on the phone to someone going what the hell i said i had to go to so that's what i do anyway i was there was a lot of trepidation going into this because like i said i have for some reason and i don't know whether it's age or what happened but i've become a big scaredy cat and i used to final destination was a while ago i know i know but that's not even worse it's gotten right and i just i used to watch everything with gore and blood and you know anything that kind of made you scared you and made you jump i used to love all that right the news but then today now definitely but um but then i kind of just got off it but so i was a bit nervous about going to see this and i have to say i was very wrong because this is i i'm not a hundred percent sure what genre you'd actually place this movie into it isn't necessarily something i wouldn't call it a horror i wouldn't call it a thriller and you wouldn't say it's just a drama so but yet it has elements of all of that and well the house and haunted hill we all watch that yes is that like that though i mean it's not horror is it oh well hit that is that's horror because that was that was full on so i'm trying to understand yeah i'm trying to think about comparison here it's well this this microphone and is is basically what it is is i'd say it must be an independent movie first of all because ethan hawkers in it and god knows he does nothing that isn't a little bit left to field and um i wouldn't recognize him in it now i have to say but he is in it and was only when the credits came up that i went oh god yeah that's who that is well you never see his face that's why you never see but in it basically it's this small town small town in america and uh young boys uh kind of looking like they're sort of 12 14 kind of an age in that sort of a bracket are going missing and there's been a series of boys that are going missing and then this one particular boy that we've been following in it goes missing and then it's kind of everything that happens after that with it there's sort of a super not i don't want to give too much away yeah you don't want to give too much away there's sort of a supernatural element to it there's sort of a little bit of um there is some uh small amount of but i would say considering what it is a small amount of violence in it it's not really of so that means it's psychological horror yes yeah there is well you can say that the boy is kind of kept in a basement for a large part of it and it's like waiting to see what's going to happen to him it's the cycle and the door then is left open deliberately and the stairs are going up is it safe to walk the stairs that kind of playing with emotions on it yeah and there is a few times in it there is a few times that that you could kind of feel the hair standing up but it wasn't that it was something that you were seeing it wasn't my life either it was that was a real thing that was the thing jump scares then so this is not jump scare movie there is a couple of times in it but nothing more and but when the jump scares come it you know sometimes if the jump scares and it's like too bloody or it's too I don't really like that anymore now like even I was talking to somebody at the weekend and I was saying you know like a quentin tarantino movie and that kind of thing I watch quentin tarantino movies behind my hands yeah because I'm I love him when he does something like Pulp Fiction when he does you know what I mean something like Reds of our Dogs even though they're violent there's like a story or whatever to but then other times then he does stuff and you're like oh my god these people are just slaughtered you know I think the John Wick franchise moved that on a bit whereby you can have it some that level of violence but it's not as it's just there's a story bloody yeah it's within the story or it's moving the story forward in some way yes I think you it washes over you a bit easier than if it's just constant this doesn't have anything that you would be you know oh god like you know that's a feeling with but I definitely I have to say it's a really enjoyable movie there's some great acting in it it's based on a short story that has been adapted for this there's some there's some great kids in it that young people acting in it and it's very I think it is kind of like nearly a black mirror kind of a small bit of a feel to it there's a little bit of this you know how we kind of opened maybe uh we opened up uh Michael leddie to documentary as this maybe opened your eyes a little bit to different genres of horror that you've avoided since final destination one in the 1990s it was on tv when I watched it that if I saw it the first time it was fine it was in the 2000s it freaked me out it was for comic effect yeah I can't believe I have to explain you ruined the joke for nula you ruined the joke let's just say it wasn't on your new telly so which is two years old now it wasn't on my new telly it definitely did it definitely did now I mean because the story sort of held you with it now there was a lot of things wrong with it you know what I mean it's not that it's not perfect yeah it's not perfect it's not that it's perfection there was a few kind of bits and pieces and you were like and some of it you're kind of like I would like to have known more I would like to have been a little bit more invested but on the whole I kind of sit through it you do get that feeling every once in a while that you can kind of feel the hairs in the back of your neck stand up every once in a while you're kind of going lept you know the couple of inches off your seat it's also which I have to say I didn't realize it's the cinema that it's in the screen that it's in here because we went to see it here in letter candy but I'm sure it's probably another in the clips other places as well it's the one where you can with the recliner seats no yeah there's there's a sweet spot yeah you have to figure out just how far to recline because you could we had this discussion last night at about two minutes past nine o'clock as for who they played with the chair to figure out now with the lack of sleep for obvious reasons whereby I don't get any warning now you know just I can just go go now oh yeah no it is but I'm told I might make some noise when I'm sleeping I don't believe it you just believe it I don't imagine everyone getting their money back in the cinema because Greg was snoring there's a guy in there I never used the s word all right well I yeah I think so what are you giving out of ten then I would give it a strong seven and a half each that's very very very impressive for for all the reasons because we know you right over to you same probably an eight and a half I really enjoyed this it does it mixes genres there's horror elements in it there's thriller elements in it and without giving any spoilers away there's a huge supernatural thing that's not just the ghost there's other stuff going on it's like a fantasy movie it manages to pull everything together the story is strong I think it's just the right length it's pacey there's always something new happening the kids really good at the center of it 13 year old Finney Finn and you really get behind this kid and the game make of course is that there's a in this cellar where he is held there's this disconnected black phone but the phone rings and the previous victims of the serial killer can speak to him and they're able to give him tips as to what's likely to happen next oh you're totally heading in spoiler but that's the name but that's you open it but that's that's what that's what intriguing but that's how the movie gets going that's the start of the movie the cast is good there are scares I thought it did its job breaking it now for me anyway I think actually be a really good date movie or something like that in a movie you know the way we're both people trying to decide what to watch it also it's an excuse to sort of you know grab their hand yes back in the day that's you know what I mean you see how great you see how you're playing oh yeah I was definitely say if you're not normally into this kind of thing this is definitely what or even if you want to put your toe in the in the water of this type of movie this is definitely and because it's the smaller screen it's still it's still on for like the fourth week through the week but book ahead because there's only it's a small it's the smaller I uh watch uh secret window last night with Johnny Deppin and it's oh it sounds similar to this yeah okay um not similar in the storyline but it's it's hard to put the what genre it's in yeah um because it is scary it's not I didn't find it scary but you can see how people go oh you know yeah a wee bit of it terrible for ending to the film but anyway and he sort of knew what was coming the whole way through but it's on Netflix uh no it's not that bad I just that's a few years old isn't it it's like four or five 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had no chance that so what do you do well you make your own if you're a billionaire you make your own james bond yeah uh so this has been on the burner for years isn't it it was for it's been made for ages but they've been holding it back yeah i don't know what's going on with it because they have made it has been made at least i mean this isn't even like hold up held back because of covid this has been held back for three years before that my i mean you're assuming somebody went oh god what have i done and you're doing it but as you said it could end up being awesome uh michael flatley plays the debonair james bond type character it had it also stars eric robber it's patrick bergen uh nicole evans and in beaty which we've seen in lots of different things over the the last few years game of thrones and stuff like that so like there's a lot of actors in this yeah but he potentially dug deep to get these people in like oh i i i feel like i thought he might be a throw cash at the problem did you see the trailer no no is it is it everything you well if that's the trailer okay uh and he's i mean i'm totally gonna go and see this yes i have to see this i mean yeah it was on it was that show at uh at one of those film festivals uh and this is one only one person was motivated to review it and gave it 10 out of 10 i suspect i suspect this could be himself but anyway to be honest i was skeptical before i went to see this in monaco but the opening sequence with flatly on a yacht where he disables 12 russian spies dissolved any concerns for the quality of this production jumping between iconic scenery in arland and barbados this thriller is up there with shaw and connery's bests to keep past and present funds happy flatly produces an incredible tap dance sequence where he shoots knives from his shoes from the top of his bar while a ragtime tune plays if you can get the chance to see this film uh then don't let the opportunity pass you by run don't walk to the cinema i feel i feel he threw money at the problem which in fairness if i had his money i would be throwing money at all my problems and making all my dreams come true but yeah i everybody that i know who's mentioned this or who've read out and about it because now and it's having a limited release so it may not even end up being in every cinema so we may end up having to petition the locals i what are you laughing at because michael wants to make cinema i would say i don't think michael would like it to go straight to netflix he would feel i would there's a film that's like i want to put it on the record i actually want this to be brilliant i want 100 percent i want people to have to say you know what actually that was great for i want to walk out of this thinking oh my god i go and see this again yeah i mean times did you see uh doctor change yes i think it's five now there you go i want michael to have seen this at least five times and still be crying as it leaves the cinema but i will get back to you it's not being released till the second september if it turns out that it's not coming to the any of the cinemas in dunny god you will travel we'll we'll get a bus going i may have to use i may have to use the 60 000 daily listeners of island radio to get a petition going i might have to get a petition going or yes hire of us we've got to see this movie somewhere um i just feel it's going to be one of those it's going to be a life experience whether awesome or not yeah the the trailer is it off for me i can't wait to see the trailer now oh i'm going to rush home to see it exactly what you would think someone who once looks suave and sophisticated in a tuxedo and then to sort of look at the camera oh yeah and say something wow it's there for you okay the factory too in the tap dancing just i'm so now i'm not sure if he did or if that's the way they're describing another review there that referenced daniel old donal and i won't read that one out but uh it just it's very positive towards if there is a tap dancing scene very far as uh knives out of his shoes well i'm i'm all in how many knives could you keep in the soul of your shoe that you have how many rockets and bullets you're all your james bond car stop trying to pick your own yeah you're unraveling these things for god's sake no i more try to imagine many arrows does hawk i have in that quick you know at the back yeah come on you can't start a very very good question you can't see and who picks them up whatever kid picks up the arrow and hurts themselves there you know exactly i do i meant more as i was trying to imagine a scene in my head but everybody i know who's heard about this who talks about this uh completely talks about a tongue and cheek and then when you say some are you going to go and see it they're all like hundred percent yes it'll be a big box office hit we were released behind it as irish people anyway stand by for the campaign i'm i think at that point though you might actually be forcibly removed from the building not by us oh i'm totally if it doesn't come up here i'm totally going to start the campaign we need to see this movie and i have a feeling the big screen is only going to make it even better are you going to go and see black bird when it comes becomes available if it's screened locally 08 660 25 000 what's up some text to that number also tell us what else you've been watching did you go and see black phone what did you think what else have you been uh what else have you been uh watching all right i seen these two in the cinema is that used to i see these no it's nothing it's bad i wouldn't okay uh black black what do you think we were doing in the cinema that would be bad probably you were squabbling you were picking up the chair and i was like keep quiet for god's sake the film is starting because i'm always talking you're like but anyway can you relax the person's just saying it might be on about the films let me finish i seen these two each it's not about used to i seen i seen these two in the cinema black phone plays closer to a thriller than a horror yep tell finula it's a blumhouse productions and as always they've delivered another solid original horror film they also don't get out which you were a big fan i don't think he was still too afraid i would i would never go see get out because the trailer alone makes me isn't the next one from jordan peelers nope um paranormal activity was also created by the same full company's black foam so okay so the film i know you haven't watched and it's the same director as the exorcism of was it eminy rose that was a big big oh yeah i watched that one yeah well that's same director it's for like i said i really enjoyed it it's very um the way it's sharp and everything it's kind of got that gritty 70s feel everything about it it's very well the horrors in your faces though uh all right hey is it just me or did anyone else think the new drastic park film was awful i watched a bit of it because it's available on that sky cinema thing and uh i lasted about 20 minutes and switched off it's getting terrible you know it's just donning because i just feel bad about it because i it can i ask a question right if you don't even like it in the cinema you're never gonna watch on tv i was looking at the time i know this doesn't matter it's but this film this new film is about 30 years after the first film yes time order right yes so how did how did dinosaurs grow to such full capacity and then take over the earth in such a short period of time oh because what happened in the first one it well if you remember back in the beginning in the first one you had the the guy had developed them and he had found like in amber and he had created them out of the genetic thing then in the second one then they started uh they kind of went back again because it was a big gap between the first and the second one and it was that somebody had just kept them going on the particular island that they're wrong because they always talked about nuking the island but then they never did then in the third one a guy came along and he wanted to weaponize them yes and then once they weaponize them then he went into the next one then which was the chris prat one and chris prat then was training them and showing how smart they were but they were also had been made more and more aggressive as you're going along so then they were going to be sold then and all of a sudden then they were going to be sold to different countries and different things like that he then released them over the planet he's really he released them into the world well again i wouldn't pull it that thread genuine genuinely impressed how you know the timeline you really do you really do all right that's the most impressive thing i've ever seen you do during this i think so too yeah i used to love Jurassic Park there's love i mean i know but you also have to ask me more about how the the dinosaurs how is it that all of these guys who have been chased and eaten by dinosaurs for so long are still with us not one of them has gray hair i mean fair play if i was almost eaten by a dinosaur you'd imagine you you know people used to get that streak of white hair from the shock of what they've been through like no not in this world no they look awesome um the terminal list is brilliant with chris pine pratt pratt yep they've said pine um the black phone also good hi greg i'd be interested to hear what your panel thinks about the opinion that all good sci-fi dark or otherwise are all really about family and relationships and are often surprisingly topical and deep yes all films kind of are yeah but i think sci-fi lends itself to being topical and deep if it's like star trek is the is the yeah i would uh definitely well the thing we're watching now on disney the i want to say the oracle but it's not the oracle what am i doing orville the orville yeah the orville which you should totally watch now that you're in disney and it is amazing amazing uh the guy that does family guy and all that kind of things that McFarland he's he again kind of like Michael flatley he wanted to be in star trek he wanted to be in star trek and he wasn't getting any jobs that might be where the 100 percent is where the thing ends but he wanted to be in like a star trek kind of an idea he wasn't getting any jobs and so he went and he created his own it's absolutely amazing this new it was on for like two series and then it sort of disappeared it was on fx and if anybody who used to follow fx that now it's back on disney they've started again each of the new episodes are like an hour an hour and 15 million it is unbelievable the topics they're covering yeah incredible it's incredible and how well they're covering it set in a world that is so far but like really topical stuff you know about people's rights about all kind of changing changing gender that's been happening for generations too i can't remember the name of the film we've talked about it before ages ago no it'll come to me anyway listen we're going to take a quick break because then we're going to be talking about how maybe some of our listeners might end up watching tv and then we could be watching them watching tv so you might know what we're going to be talking about Leisureland Red Castle open every day from 12 to 6 fantastic for family day trips excellent value for birthday party packages for a wonderful family experience this weekend check out leisurelandredcastles.ie irish sun doesn't really count right look we all deserve a bit of sun skin cancer is the most common cancer in ireland so whether you're at home or abroad protect your skin by following these sun smart steps slip into long loose clothes slap on the sunscreen slap on a sun hat seek shade yeah even on the cloudy days oh and slide on the sunglasses i do have very funky sunglasses and i do love this hat be sun smart from the hsc and healthy ireland beat the cost of brexit 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farmers who change how they farm we report on the ground from farmer protests in the netherlands in our country living top money saving tips to help you manage your finances and don't miss our tolamore farm open day next tuesday get full details inside this week's irish farmers journal on sale now radio so google box arland is coming back to your screens thanks to virgin media television and they are looking for a cast and we are joined now on the program by miriam smith casting producer at google box goggle box arland i can't believe i'm still saying google box goggle box uh good morning miriam good morning greg you're not the only person saying google box arland we get lots of applications with this but i know i know it's goggle and i correct myself every time but i still say i know box uh so it's are you completely recasting miriam or you're looking for additional uh families lord no no no we have some fabulous families already there greg so what we're trying to do is we're trying to add a couple of new households we do it every year so we have a wonderful bunch of people already there but every year we just like to throw the doors open and see who else is out there and who might be interested in joining the cast so it's we're not rebuilding from the ground up by any stretch of the imagination just a couple of new faces now i mean it has to be cast because you want a variety of people with different interests that people can relate to in different ways so uh what what are the particular gaps sorry to put it so grudely that you're looking yeah no look we're always happy to hear from anybody who's interested in taking part but you're right we do have a particular focus this year and one of the areas we'd love to explore is to chat to older men and i suppose that means anybody kind of from 50 upwards might be someone who hangs out with a few lads to watch the match it might be somebody who's hanging out down in the local men she had a couple of times a week or it might be a family with a granddad or an older dad and so older men that's one that's one category of people that we'd love to try and include this year and we'd also love to hear from families with brothers and sisters because nobody winds you up like your own brothers and sisters nobody knows you so well and we're also hoping to chat to long term couples so people who've put in a few years together and are very comfortable talking about things and giving their true opinions they're not holding back and how much of it is uh and i mean this is so people can feel if they qualify how much of it is is really exactly how you are watching tv and how much of it is it's still natural but a little maybe just turning it up a little bit in terms of you know reaction and banter what you mean in terms of it being produced no i mean from us like you know i sit watching the tv and you know i could i wouldn't be very interesting for most of it but i you know sometimes i'm going to say something that's quite witty are you looking for people that really yeah do you want them completely relaxed watching tv as they always are or a little bit of having it up a little bit having it up is the opposite really of what we're looking for so we're looking for people who are yeah so usually greg you can imagine there are some people who just apply for every tv show that comes along and that's the kind of person that probably won't suit google box so people who are opinionated certainly and well able to chat but you know not it's not a it's not a performance this is the real you sitting in your own house with your own family with your own mug of tea in front of you and giving your true opinion so we really really don't want to go down the road of people who are giving us the performance it wasn't real it's real you want to it have to be real but to be real yeah absolutely so as i said it's like we take the roof off the house and we peek in and what's going on tonight that would be kind of a good way of putting it so people who are mad to get on the telly probably don't work out for google box it's more people who kind of just love telly love to watch it don't necessarily really have a huge passion for being honest but just like the show like the format and think they might give it a whirl this year so we're going to hear from a few people it's your inbox full of people nominating other people and i wouldn't say it's just for shows like this uh i see that goes on an awful lot where people you know whether it's for because they think they'll be good at it or it's for a bit of crack like the majority of people that apply for programs like this is individuals applying for themselves because that's what you want of course or is it others thinking you know well greg or flula would be great for that and yeah nominating them we often find that the nominations don't work out because people will nominate a fella up the road and then when you contact the fella up the road he has no interest and you to be honest people shouldn't be passing on other people's contact numbers it's a waste of time so we always ask people just to to contact us themselves and and when they do contact us it's really important that they tell us who they're going to be sitting on the couch with because you can't do it on your own and you can't do it with the dog so you know you have to have at least one other person who's similarly chatty and has their own opinions it can't be a one-man band with one person doing all the talking has that ever been tried it would actually be quite interesting it has i'll tell you it has been proposed more than once we've had more than one lad or lady who says look at you don't need anybody else i'll do all the talking so it does happen part of me would be interested to see the the demo or the the application but anyway so how do what do you want from people so how do what what do they need to apply and where do they send it yeah so they can send us an email so the first the first step is sending us an email and our company is called kite entertainment as in fly a kite so the email address is casting at kite entertainment dot com you can send us a few lines you just need to tell us your full name in your age tell us whereabouts in the country you're from and then tell us who you're proposing you might do it with so it might be your friends it might be let us know who's in the gang and tell us a little bit about each person if you can it's also great if you can tell us a little bit about what you like to watch and what you don't like to watch because that helps us to get to know you a little bit unfortunately like we as you can imagine we get thousands of emails we can't contact everybody we simply don't have the timer the manpower so if you've sent us an email with a little bit of info that helps us to shortlist people and make those calls so the more you can tell us the better you can jump out in that process I think that's a good little insight you can yeah you absolutely can the more info we have the better able we are to kind of decide okay this is somebody now that we should have a chat with yes we've got some great chatty you know members the clergy in the northwest wouldn't be interested in one of they and a friend applied or something uh okay great stuff thank you so much mariam thank you very lovely to talk to you to mariam smith casting producer at google box uh i think lots of people think they could do it but i think but i do think they are missing a trick with the individual on their own i watch i mean i live alone i watch tv on my own and myself on the television have a lot of conversation because i have a lot of thoughts that i need to get out there that does not surprise me what i'm watching something that does not surprise me so you get the right person on their own it could actually come on northwest do your thing we want to get in behind you it'll be great fun uh eric roberts can't be that bad as he's julia's brother uh i just think sometimes if you can't afford julia oh and you want a name on a poster he's good and is all right i like he is yeah i just i like he's good he's see he's good wouldn't cast him as a lead baddie would you unless your your second name was flatly you've already got michael down eric roberts can't be as bad as as her he's julia's brother although i did see a film on sci-fi last night called mega boa mega boa uh which must have been about a big snake with eric roberts on top uh billing oh no uh and then they say it was something else so maybe it was a maritime um maritime it can mean we'll do the pons i will do the pons i like that i like 25 000 uh greg you'd be great at google box you could say you're 50 to fit the category they're looking for you can tell them that you had some work done and that's why you're so fresh faced for a man of 50 there you go there's a lot to unpack there there is a lot in that keep that to one side thank you for saying i'm luckier than 50 yeah i don't think i would i think it'd be boring sitting there with hand down me that would be the chain i mean i'd have to go get i'd have to go and get a new couch i know i tend to slouch in the one that i have you need to get one that makes you sit up oh terrible i'm not an elvis fan but i love to film elvis so group with a mother uh your own uh uh wonder yeah uh who was a giant fan so i had consumed a lot of his media i just kind of this notion of them calling around to the neighbors do you know what i mean anybody they could find yeah um i'm not a fan of us but i love the film i grew up with my mother who was a great fan so i had consumed a lot of his media content throughout my life and i have to say uh it was excellent so that's a film the early critics didn't like it michael but yeah they kind of came around to us yeah around um the marksman's emotionally weighed story Liam neeson was great and it come out last year the mark i didn't see that one no thing did i i'm gonna guess i'm gonna guess it's about revenge yes probably uh any word on when his stunning all adventures go no idea i would imagine next year sometime by the time they do post on all that i presume through the i don't know but i'm assuming you've got a couple of months of post production you're the actor here well that's my that's my expertise films have you been in now let me count one no but three or four four five yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah a few yeah couple yeah long ones like yeah cinema ones cinema ones just finished watching the undeclared war on more four set in the near future where the uk is under cyber attack from russia shortly after a pandemic and how gchq fend them off pretty topical at the moment thought it was pretty good only six parts in season one you owed to that one for no no i it's as michael's is on my list and i was away when it started yeah but it's getting really good reviews and it is available available on the player i read about that as well before it had started and it was on my radar as well i was like oh that looks like something that would be worth watching so it's good to hear a good review that i really like it and it's strange that they waited until summer to put it out because it's a time when people miss things i don't know why well it's on demand i don't obviously uh no it was on t it was on it was on tv as well yeah it's on demand now yeah but it was on i would have thought they'd get a better reaction they balanced their their live versus their um the the the box set viewing stuff the bbc yeah i this channel they channel four they made and produced this but i wouldn't if i was them i would have held off until like september september oh yeah they're in watching peak peak ratings we assume yeah it's going to be really good reviews all right kevin from dunlough good taffy on board again this week kevin did finula ring for a photo friend uh after seeing black phone uh and then he goes on to say i thought final destination films were comedy horror as i'm looking forward to and also i'm looking forward to the gray man they weren't they were yeah i get where he's coming from already in the screen sense i think they were straight and off but they were they were sort of a i've only seen a couple of them they were clever you know they were they were deliberately contrived sort of way that it was kind of i could see them you know they're back to the background they're quite good to watch and some of the scenarios that play out are quite clever and others are quite predictable i might watch one or two with them tonight you know oh okay i think it's with any of this stuff depends on the headspace you remember i've never seen the first one i need to go back and watch the first films and tv shows where i was in the wrong heads i thought they were terrible i went back and then you know thought they were great yeah yep it does happen it does happen of course right let's take a quick break back with more 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saturday the 30th of july featuring sigma kc lights plus support acts all under the big top tent for ticket information check out derrick fest music festival facebook page this that is kindly sponsored by castle glass castle derg okay you are very welcome back to the ninth l'nune show right let's see what's happening weather wise for this weekend and a bit of speculation or perhaps something a little bit firmer heading into next week alan o'reilly of carloweather alan good to have you back on the show good morning to you good morning how are we doing doing fantastic right okay um we've came through our hot period we didn't see as much of it up the northwest as you were telling us as others did elsewhere but what does the next few days have in store for us alan well some good sweater today for many areas of the northwest and some sunny spells and the rain should hold off until tonight unfortunately the weekend is going to be a showery weekend and very showery weekend with some heavy tony downpours possible tomorrow and especially later tomorrow evening around five six seven o'clock it looks like there's going to be a band of heavy showers but it's really going to be a showery weekend quite breezy at times as well a bit gusty sunday will be similar again with more showers and but there will be some dry spell so there will be opportunity between the showers so it's kind of going to be a look at the weather radar and see where the showers are and try and find a gap in between them temperature is actually quite good up in the northwest for the weekend 2021 degrees but there's going to drop back to temperatures next week but so will the rainfall so some patchy rain on monday possibly but we're very kind of much more dry spell than Tuesday Wednesday Thursday maybe even Friday you couldn't roll out a shower but definitely much less rainfall next week with temperatures back to maybe 15 or 16 importantly and have we seen i mean what would history tell us have we seen the last of of the hot hot weather is it possible we could get sort of like good a week or two good in august maybe even an india summer in september i think it's cold like does history say that we can hold out some optimism i know your forecasting models can't tell us that far ahead alan yeah but it do remember that from a meteorological point of view august is still another month of summer so we still have another whole month of meteorological summer to come so certainly there's still a still a chance of some fine spetal settled and warmer weather so a long-term weather model show a chance towards maybe the mid to end of august so that's something to maybe just to hold in the back pocket as a bit of hope if you're heading on holidays and finally alan the what i've seen as a notice this year particularly seems to be a stubborn cloud do you know what i mean even through those two hottest days the cloud was slow to clear and rolled in very quickly you know even about five or six and as soon as the direct sunlight was gone the temperature dipped dramatically what what's happening there from a meteorological perspective across the northwest where this cloud seems to just sit there when it burns off everywhere else yeah it's to do with the position of the high pressure and unfortunately while in the sunny southeast the high pressure has been quite close in the northwest you've just been on the edge of it and that cloud kind of gets trapped in underneath it and it's just the high pressure hasn't really come up far enough really to give you that that lovely sunshine that makes the nega looks splendid yeah and it looks splendid overcast alan thanks so much indeed alan already of carlo weather you can follow him on twitter and facebook and elsewhere thanks alan good stuff take care yourself have a great weekend okay that's what we're looking at weather wise okay uh michael and of course are still with us here and what do you what what should we talk about there was something oh yeah before we get to more programs uh the head of netflix a lot of people are reveling in the fact that they're losing subscribers left right in the center he thinks that uh scheduled tv you know watching tv and i noticed soap operas are under huge pressure now because their audience is getting older and they're not able to replace that audience with a new audience you know and that's sort of the staple i think of scheduled tv on on on the the terrestrial channels do you think in 10 years time for like it's planned programming finished other than live sports or live events i do think that's the way it's kind of going and that seems to be where people like they like things we're gotten very i feel selfish in that way as in we like it the way we like it and we want to absorb it the way whatever way we want and doesn't matter with anybody else i personally still like the idea of knowing that you're sitting down on a monday or wednesday at nine o'clock and you have to wait that week you know it's a really good show it's worthy of that week wait and that week convert it conversation because i have a tendency to binge whenever if i get into something that it's available so i i do think it is go it is heading in that direction my eldest two boys have never watched television yeah in in the traditional yes never watched television yeah yeah they don't want the answer i don't know if they're normal no i think they are i think they are yeah i would say so that's what it is they're all watching i mean we grew up watching as you say set programs at set times every week and there's now a generation coming up and it's like it's a if you compare it to reading books it's almost like when you buy a novel you can read it anytime you like why would you imagine that you can only read a chapter or two of a novel at nine o'clock every monday that's their mentality it's like no you just it's there the episodes are there you watched them they were reading yeah but you know what i mean yeah so having said that though i mean particularly in america there's still a the audience is dwindling but there's still a sizable audience for the set shows like gray's anatomy is a set time every week for 22 weeks out of the year law and order for 22 weeks out of the year that's still a big thing in america yes the ratings are not what they were 25 or 30 years ago but it hasn't gone away yet i'd be afraid though it's that the reason that we are the last of that audience i don't mean yeah that we are the last of that i mean any listeners out there um do you like are you young people watching tv now you know and obviously you know football's on we watch that and live sport and other live events but i mean are people younger people sitting down and watching tv or they're watching it on demand or watching youtube you know i i don't think my house is particularly unique in that regard but it's just not it's just not a thing it's just never been a it's never been a thing um so i think it's the same with most like even i see my siblings with their kids now and they never think to even just put on for the smaller ones the cartoon channel or just to see what's on it it's like they go straight to netflix straight to disney straight to whatever they're watching and the young ones too as i said with the soap operas they're struggling to put in uh storylines that are relevant to younger people but i i don't think they're doing it in a very good way i think it's younger people would look at it and go oh okay they're trying to talk to us you know what i mean and i think they're they're really struggling in that regard okay um is there anything that either of you particularly want to talk about or should i pick something that you're both watching or the railway children actually might be an interesting one because it's in the cinema the railway children returns is a new film that's in the cinema right and jenny auger is in this and it's a sequel to the railway children from 1970 and she's returning to play the same character and i think that's unusual in that you have a 52 year gap between the first film and the second film the railway children which i watched last night um it's one of those perennial classics i think that everybody probably has seen growing up uh set in 1905 three years ago we were younger yeah we used to be on tv all the time and you see this statement though you see that no two to one you're right okay fair enough okay so three children 1905 uh their father uh is arrested and the family falls on hard times and they go to the yorkshire countryside and they have very low stakes adventures in and around the railway station and it's a really sweet charming film as i kind of test having watched it last night um the british film institute regarded as one of the uh they listed as one of the 100 greatest british films ever made and it's a perennial classic so going back and doing a sequel is pretty brave brave but the fact or foolhardy or foolhardy but and there's very few reviews out there apparently mark herwood has said it's very good but as of this morning and i looked and looked and looked there really is no reviews out there it's brand new it's in the cinema this week i've watched the first one because it's on it's on apple if anybody wants to visit it revisit it or whatever and it's in the cinema the new one as of this week and i think i'm i'm going to see you in the next seven days that's my plan because i think be interesting i love jenny auger from logans ron american werewolf in london so many films okay so you probably have a review of that for us next week that's the plan yeah okay harry wild on rte yeah it's nice to get sort of a terrestrial show in there now yeah no absolutely just when we were talking about surviving of tv i this was kind of in my head to watch because jane seymour is it and i loved her dr when medicine woman she can do no wrong in my eyes she may have ruined that for me but i what actually was very exciting was because i met uh peter claffey who is an ex people who are into ruby would know he's an ex conic ruby player now turned his hand at acting and i met him at the weekend in golly and he is the bad guy in this week's uh harry wild so it was interesting to see how i eat and actually he's not a bad actor at all so well done peter claffey but the the program is kind of um sort of a murder she wrote father brown sister boniface that kind of a feel to it but it's set in dublin so jane seymour plays harry wild she's a professor she's retiring all of a sudden then she her son is a guard she suddenly gets mugged then instead of reporting the uncle he becomes her sidekick in this whole thing there's the guy in the pub that gives them information that doesn't really is helpful all the crimes are interrelated with literature that she's read and taught and all this kind of thing so it's that sort of you know the way is in there's there's movies out there that are like this on hallmark and you know uh uh but they have a whole strand of them they have a whole strand yeah and stuff like that so it's very kind of light it's there on a wednesday it's very easy watch there's a couple of accent issues that i have with well we know that's a bug bearer i know it comes up along the way emir huberman is in it as well and so it's well cast oh there's loads there's some excellent actors in it and it's it's definitely if you're looking for something that's kind of light if you like that kind of light uh that's sort of a light and like i said yeah it's in a weird spot the fact that it's on a wednesday because that's the one thing everybody says it's actually a real sunday even end of the weekend type it sounds like my donlan dawgs harry waltz come here are you excited for the all-arland final uh obviously hailing the goal way uh family up to high dough i'm sure uh family up to high dough if anybody has any tickets i could name people who will buy them for extortion amounts of money they're coming home all the rabbits are coming home from every country in the world that they've landed in in order to say it's very exciting fingers crossed now first time all right we hope for i hope boy win anyway michael leddie thank you so very much great to see you again thank you very much indeed and finula rabid thank you very much as always and we'll see you next week okay that's the program for this week uh thanks to caroline or who researched and produced the program and donna marie who worked on the program particularly on the digital side of things uh we'll be back with you all being well bright and early monday morning at nine stay tuned because john


The governorship candidate of the Young Progressive Party, Sonny Ofehe, has condemned the conduct of the March 18 governorship and state houses of assembly elections, especially in Delta State. Sonny Ofehe says the election was given to the high speed, as well as staff of the INEC and stalwarts of the two main political parties in the state, engaged in open vote by their negotiation before and on election day. The two political parties were involved. The APC was involved. The PDP was involved. But at the end of the day, it is he who gives the highest amount of money that won the polling units. So, and then in my own unit as well, they even came to me and they said, okay, if you give us money, we will win your unit for you, including the INEC officials there. You know, so, and I told them I'm not giving the dine.  So, so it was for sale. The democracy was for sale. It was obviously open. The security operators who were also there, who were meant to guide and protect the process, were also involved in all of these shameful acts. While furthering questions from journalists on his next step of action after losing the poll, Ofehe says he has documented all that transpired and he is handing them over to the European Union. I was telling everybody around the world that I think we're going to get it right this time around.  So, whoever is involved in this fraudulent act must be brought to book. A lot of INEC officials were involved in this malpractice. I saw it myself and we have some, we have evidence to that effect. There is need for them to be prosecuted. So, if it leads to the INEC chairman being involved in this whole fraudulent process, of course, the issue will be prosecuted. You know, because there is need for us to, we are the largest democracy in Africa.