Welcome back. It's time for our second hot topic. I want to take a look at the role that AI can play in our development. In recent years, growing enthusiasm in technology on the continent, particularly among the youth, is bringing technology closer to places they are needed. However, the gap to the field remains wide, largely on account of limited investments, infrastructure, and policies to drive growth. I guess this morning is Dominic Rume Urure, certified blockchain architect and metaverse expert. Hello Dominic. Yeah, hello. Good morning. Thanks for having me. It's good to have you join us. I think we should start by finding out what is the difference between AI and Siri, and also Google's Alexa. Okay, that's a very interesting question. Actually, there is no difference between artificial intelligence and Google Siri, or Apple Siri, or Alexa itself. Now, the thing is, these different names that you just called, they're actually AI assistants that help people to make their life better. They help people to be able to get things. Artificial intelligence basically is a tool that helps you to get your life better, helps you to enhance what you are doing, and currently shortcuts the process of maybe something that you're meant to do. It helps you to automate that particular thing. And this is what Siri and Alexa helps us to do with voice command. So at the moment today, a lot of artificial intelligence interacts with them using maybe text. But with these different tools that you just called Alexa and Siri, you can interact with them using a voice command prompt. So it can only get better from interacting with these different artificial intelligence platforms. Alright, so feeling the tech gap is a major issue right now, isn't it? How do we feel it? How does Nigeria and indeed Africa feel that gap? So we don't lag behind. Because our counterparts in the West, we know where they are. How do we bridge that gap? Yes, it is actually a very important question that needs to be asked, especially at this critical stage of the nation's digital transformation. When you look at it, the national blockchain policy was launched about on the 3rd of May, 2023. And then when you look at artificial intelligence, in this case, as a new technology coming up, you can imagine that Nigeria artificial intelligence can transform the health sector. It can create job opportunities. It can improve governance. It can boost agricultural output. Also imagine Nigeria where maybe artificial intelligence can help tackle depressing social and environmental issues. Maybe such as poverty, insecurity, climate, corruption. In Nigeria too, you can imagine Nigeria where artificial intelligence can actually unleash creativity, talent and potential effects people. And this is not a fantasy truly. It's already a vision that we are working towards because we understand that artificial intelligence is not just a technology. It is a tool that helps you to live through traditional stages of development and engage Nigeria to the forefront of new global workforce. Actually, at our global event for artificial intelligence and blockchain mastery last month, we showed these practical processes and to make this vision a reality, we need a better national blockchain artificial intelligence policy that can provide a clear direction, strategy and a framework for enough ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence in the country. We actually need maybe a policy that can address the challenges, the risk that artificial intelligence poses, such as maybe data security, human rights, transparency, skills and education because artificial intelligence is a powerful technology that can bring many benefits to Nigeria if it is deployed in a safe, fair and positive way. Okay. How much of investments are going into tech in this country? Is it enough? At the moment, from the data I gathered a few days back, in Africa, currently, we have about 30% of the investment going into digital transformation projects. At the moment, when you look at the growing population of about 60%, which is a young population for Africa, we can say it is a bit fair that the percentage is going into that particular type of investment. I don't want to be specific with Nigeria. I think we need to actually increase the type of investment going into our infrastructure facilities, especially with artificial intelligence. If we want to be able to automate the systems of the future, get the education, the workshops that are needed to actually learn how can a nest-artificial intelligence for good, then we need to actually increase more of what is currently going into the infrastructure and development of artificial intelligence in Nigeria. In my last book from Code to Consciousness, when bridging the gap between artificial intelligence and human for powerful results, I was sharing some insight on how artificial intelligence can be the game changer in Nigeria's development and education, workshops, practical sessions, just like what I told you we did last month, and needed to actually learn how a nest-artificial intelligence can shape the future. Talk to us more about some of these things you just talked about. You wrote in your book. Okay, so when I say it can be a game changer for Nigeria's development, and you talk about something like artificial intelligence can help for maybe corruption and all that, you can see that, let's talk about the healthcare sector, for example. We can see a company like one in Lagos called Better Life at the moment, they help to be able to see that. They use artificial intelligence to identify blood patterns, a way that, okay, let's say you have victims that really need blood, the one that needs this blood best, the quantity that needs this, the quantity of blood he needs per time, so that you don't even waste this particular type of product. This is already something that has been used in the health sector here in Nigeria, and a lot of people are actually adopting this. In Lagos, we have some traffic lights that are working using artificial intelligence at the moment. In Lagos? Yes, in the government, when you have artificial intelligence in the system, you will see that it reduces things like padding, it reduces things like fraud, theft, corruption, people will not be able to achieve the system, and artificial intelligence can just help to make the processes of the governance actually better, and you can see that this thing will reduce a lot of risk and give much more accountability and transparency. How much have you been able to penetrate into the system, you particularly, and maybe the group that you work with? Okay, currently, like speaking from the perspective of an auto, I have been able to go deep into the system, let's say, about, because it's a very deep field, let's say I'm there at the moment about 50%. I hope to be able to grow my skills to the highest level of it, because, you know, in the words of Mike Asilo, once in every five years, a revolutionary technology comes and changes everything, and when you learn how to be able to be a master of that technology, you become an immortal. Same thing as the transformation is happening to me already. That's how the transformation will happen to Africa, to Nigeria. If we're able to actually go with this technology for the next five years, this technology went mainstream last year. So we still have about four years to capitalize on it, just like when the blockchain came out. You can see that in 2018, a lot of companies were talking about blockchain, blockchain, blockchain, and they saw the price of their stock go up.  That does not happen in the stock market. That was because during that last quarter meeting, they used artificial intelligence to be able to anchor that particular meeting, which is currently the new buzzword. So it is something that is not going anywhere soon, and if people are actually able to take advantage of it and immortalize it now, Nigeria can actually be a first mover. I also saw too that Africa is actually one of the second continents in the world that is heavily now invested in the Australian intelligence development and putting policies to make sure that it gets its system better and working using artificial intelligence. Well, thank you so much Dominic Rume for your time and insights. Quite interesting the things you just revealed to us this morning. Thank you very much. I'm extremely grateful. All right. Well, that's the much you can give you this morning on the breakfast, but not without giving you the quote for the day, success in creating AI will be the biggest event in human history. Unfortunately, it might also be the last unless we learn how to avoid the risks. According to Stephen Hawking. Well, I am Maureen Menon-Wizigui. Thank you for being a part of the show this morning. Do join us again tomorrow for another edition. Goodbye.


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All right. So opening proceedings this afternoon is a man. I often like to refer to as a media mogul, a serial entrepreneur, an eternal optimist and someone who never lets me complete his introduction. Dr Anurag Batra ladies and gentlemen. Thank you. Yes. Thank you. I'm very conscious of fact that we're running late and I know our keynote speaker. She's not very well. She did a long flight and we're so I really want to keep it short. First of all, it's an honor and privilege to welcome Miss Tamara Ingram, the global CEO of J. Walter Thompson, the world's premier creative agency, communication agency. I know you're going trying to go beyond creative and communication to our 17th exchange for media conclave, which is the finest collection of the minds from the business of media advertising, marketing, creativity and technology. So please give Miss Tamara Ingram a big round of applause. We'll call you in a while in very shortly. Let me say what Elizabeth Taylor said to many of us who tell I won't keep you long. I'd also like to welcome Mr. Ashutosh Srivastav, who really to people in media and in the communication industry doesn't really need an introduction. He's the chairman and CEO of for Asia, Middle East, Africa, regions, Russia and CIS for Mindshare, somebody who's been part of the WPP group for a long time and we've seen his spectacular rise in the communication business. So please welcome Mr. Ashutosh Srivastav, who's here from outside India. The holy trinity of marketing, advertising and media cannot be complete without a client, without somebody who believes in brand building and has lived the same brand for more than three decades.  I'd like to welcome Mr. Aras Sodhi, who's the managing director and CEO of Amul. Mr. Sodhi is a very kind and humble man. Last but not the least, I see my friend Srinni who is really difficult to catch. I know he's big responsibilities.  He's off somewhere, so I'm really happy. I say I'm really happy. We try to get him to all our events, but somehow we've not been able to. I hope after this we will be. Tarun stopped giving me lunch after a long time. You know, I met him today, so I've wrangled a lunch from him. And somebody in our industry who really doesn't read an introduction, Mr. Sam Balzara, who's in some way our industry has grown in the years that he has been an entrepreneur. So Mr. Balzara, welcome to the exchange for media conclave. My friends Sudhakar Rao and everybody else in the room. If I named all of you, I am sure we've reached dinner. I just want to say that I'm not an expert in advertising, marketing, media. I'm not an expert on anything. And you know people who are not experts at anything become presidents. I got my US visa this week, so I can joke about Donald Trump. So you know, if you're not expert in anything, you do okay. I can only tell you that in the next five years globally, because today we're talking of machine and market here. We're talking of the role of technology in advertising, marketing, media. In the next five years you take any forecast between a billion to 1.2 billion jobs will be redundant. So in three to five years in India there will be no KPOs. All of those would be done by machines. So how are human beings in creativity and communication relevant in the age of machines is something that Samara will talk. I just want to say not just the business of media advertising communication, but every business, whether it's the farming business, the agriculture business through precision farming, whether it's the education business through digital delivery of content and a different kind of content is changing. I think we need to reimagine the future. We need to reimagine the present. And as I read in your interview with Mara today, you talked to the fact that we need local solutions. And what makes me particularly happy is that for the first time in many, many years, the keynote speaker at Exchange for Media Conclave is a women leader. You know, talent and capability is not gender centric, but it is good to have women leaders because it creates more icons. As I said, I won't keep you long, but I just want to tell you that we take the Exchange for Media Conclave to Bangalore on 30th November. On the 29th of November, we do our Indian marketing awards in the Lira Gurgaon followed by India Brand Conclave. And last but not the least, this year's final event for Exchange for Media is the Impact Person of the Year. We do it in the same venue. We have an excellent lineup of contenders and the honorable Chief Minister of Maharashtra as the Chief Guest. So I look forward to seeing you and I look forward to learning about media advertising communication. It's been many years I should know better. Thank you. And that was Dr. Anirag Bhattra welcoming you all on behalf of Exchange for Media. Dr. Bhattra, how are you an expert and not letting hosts ever introduce you properly? Okay, ladies and gentlemen, there are some people who make headlines. There are some people who make history.


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Because as soon as you stop being a good janitor, no more parole for keeps. Cop, you talk very tough. And my name is in cop. It's Officer Dennis Devlin. Speak louder, I'm a little deep. Yeah, you're deep, all right. Speak faster too, I'm busy.  Speak funny or cop, I ain't laughing. Hey, what are you looking at, cop? Huh? Oh, that, that girl. What's it to you what I'm looking at? That girl wheeling the baby buggy is Miss Susie O'Neal. Nice to look at, ain't she? Yeah, she certainly is. Lives in my apartment house. I take her garbage out. Oh, hi, hi. I just had Michael out for a walk. Such a beautiful day, I wanted to see it all. Just once in a while. That's a funny thing to say. This Susie O'Neal is a very unhappy doll. Her husband gets killed in a plane crash and she has no job and no money. In fact, the apartment manager tells me she can't pay her rent and he's gonna toss her out on her ear. Oh, that poor kid. Cop, now don't tell me you've got a heart. Sure, I got a... Listen, Butch, you mind your own business, see? I got a beat to look after.  Well, what of an unharried horse? I hear you make your way out of Sing Sing. Yeah, yeah, I do it legal, for all. Butch, I want you to meet my friends. The driver here is the talker. You remember the talker, Butch? Sure, hi. Yeah. And here next to me is one of our most distinguished citizens, Mr. Bradley Smith. Come on, Harry, get on with it. Butch, you're still in business? I don't like to brag, but I'm still the best safe-cracker that ever come out of green print. Uh-huh. It could be we have a job for you, huh, talker? Yeah. Yeah, Butch, you see, it is like this. Brandy Smith is quite a power in this locality. Very high class. Very high class. Yeah. Like how high? Like his baby contest. Every May he has a contest for all the babies in the neighborhood. The winning kid, it gets free scratch for education. Butch, I've gone to quite an expense setting myself up as a liberal, right-thinking citizen. That is right. Of course, sometimes he dabbles in racketeering on his side. Yeah. Only I make one mistake. I take a check from the Acme Coal Company in return for protection. And I admit mentioning this check in my income tax. And now Uncle Sam is angry with you? He will be if he gets his mitts on that cancelled cheque. Uh-huh. So where is it? So it is in the vault of the Acme Coal Company, huh, talker? Yeah. And Brandy wants you should crack this sardine can for him. You make yourself a beautiful dollar. Oh, this is a very illegal business.   Tonight? Yeah. Butch, this is Harry the Horse. Do you think about our proposition? Well, I'll tell you, Harry. I'm just looking over my tools and the way I figure it. Every man is entitled to a hobby. I'll do it. Butch! Butch! Harry, I gotta go now. Butch! We do it tonight. Butch, me and the talker will pick you up right away. Okay. I'm coming, I'm coming. I ain't got no roller skates. Butch, I smell the gas. Yeah? Yeah, and I say the risk is. It's come from Mrs. O'Neill's apartment. Oh, holy ick. Hey, the door's locked. Break the door. No, I'd rather pick the lock. It's more professional. Oh, Butch. Okay, okay. I gotta get some air in here. No, no, I'll smash it. Come on, Mrs. O'Neill. I'll come to you. What are you trying to do? Knock yourself off? And you a mutter too.  Hey, let me see. Say, that's a noisy baby. No, no, no.  I'll give you a cigar. I guess I cheated the kid. It's really a very cheap cigar. What's going on in here? Oh, hello, Captain. Nothing's going on. What about that broken window? What about the gas? What gas? This gas. Oh, you mean this gas? Yeah. We have a small leak. Almost got the doll on the kid here. Yeah, it looks like attempted suicide to me. Oh, no, Officer Devlin. No suicide. She's a nice doll. You better get out of here, Mrs. Toulucci. You're the girl who couldn't pay her rent, aren't you? Cop, why don't you hit her with a rubber hose? Keep out of this, Butch. Oh, now come on. Her name is Susie. Susie, why'd you do it? I just couldn't go on. Go ahead, Cop. Be a hero. Run her in. Well, I guess it wasn't an accident after all. You know something? You make a lot of noises like a cop. Right now you're making a noise like a man. Scram, I want to talk to Susie. Take Mike with you. Sure, sure. Once I took care of the horse, babies operate on the same principle. Well, one thing about you, Mike, you don't take up much room on a front stoop. I never cared much for babies myself. Okay, okay, so I'm crazy about babies. I gotta admit you're a pretty good company. You and I, we're friends, huh? Now, this here, doll, this is not for boy babies.  Hey, Butch, if you wore a girdle, you'd make a wonderful mother. Don't disturb me, Cop. Oh, Mike. Mike, I thought I'd never see you again. I'm going off duty, so I thought I'd take Susie off as a mare. Oh, Butch, would you put Michael to bed when the room's aired out? Me? All right, sure. I'll tuck him in before I leave. You aren't leaving. Mind the baby. Now, look here, Cop. Butch, mind the baby. Okay, I mind the baby. Bye, Michael. Goodbye, Butch. Oh, Mike, look what you're wanting to do. Don't you know I gotta go crack a safe? We already opened that box, hot talker.  Huh? Why? Because what I got here in my arms. Well, let us see. Holy, I get some midget. Harry, this is no midget. This is a baby. Who would it? A baby sitting with it for a friend. This is some double-cross Brandy Smith. We'll be very displeased. Yeah. Look, look, I'll blow you safe some other time. But we must get the cancel check. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Wait a minute. Wait, wait, wait, wait a minute. The talker has an idea. Let us take the kid with us. You mean crack a safe with a baby? Yeah. This is very unorthodox. I'll say this for it, it's an idea. When I'll ask the baby, Mike, do you want to pull this job? Well, that's settled. I'll get my tools and we'll open a box. There, there, my itty-bobbly. 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Imagine you're home with this marvelous set installed. Upstairs, the best-minded baby in town. And downstairs, the happiest adults, excited, united, and delighted by the RCA Victor Tell Ensemble. Now, back to the Screen Director's Playhouse production of Butch Minds the Baby, starring Academy Award winner Broderick Crawford in his original role of Big Butch. Larceny is afoot. Scurrying through the darkness under the office of the Acme Cole Company are Big Butch, Harry the Horse, and the Talker. Their equipment includes the plane or garden variety of safe-cracking tools, plus one baby, name of Michael. The baby speaks. Big Butch, can you not shut that brat up? This is no brat, Harry. This is my buddy. Yeah? Tell me, do you bring a spare set of diapers for your buddy? He wants his doll. Here you are, Mikey Wikey. Here's your dolly, Wally. Now, will you please get busy-wizzy and open that safe-y wifey? Talker, here. Talker, you hold a flashlight right there.  Oh, I'm afraid I've never seen a can like this one before. What do we do now? I'll have to use instruments. That is bad. Oh, no, not for me. It's as neat as a hair ribbon. Pass me that bottle of soup in my toolbox. All right, let's see again. Butch! Yeah? It is a very small bottle. Yeah, that's right. It is dangerous. It could blow up the whole building. Butch! What? I hate to tell you this, but the baby has got the bottle. The baby? Like a nice baby now. Give the bottle to Uncle Butch. I say this for the kitty. He certainly has got a fine, sexy humor. Mike, don't put that bottle in your mouth. It's the wrong bottle. No nipple. Butch, he's going to drink the nitro. Do babies drink such things? I do not know. Just do not wipe him in my direction. We've got to be business-like. Talker, you make like this. Make like that. And I'll grab the soup. Goodbye, baby.  Go on. There. Oh, I got it. There he is. This is very undignified for a high-class safe-cracker. Still got my technique to think about here. Talker, talker, tell you what.  I don't want him to see me do such a thing as blast a strong box. Now there, the shot's in. Now I like the fuse. Let's take the baby in the other room. Butch, it will make a big bang. No, it's just a little shot. Make not any more noise than Michael when he blows up a bubble. Was some bubble Michael just blew? Well, I guess I'm a little rusty after all. Come on, let's examine the inside of the safe. Well, look at this. The whole payroll's here. Say, I could use a little extra scratch. Butch, you look for the check. Talker, load up on some of this long green. The check. Tell me, hey, hey. Is this the check? Yes, that is the one. Hey, the cops. I'm just going to put Michael in the most embarrassing position.  Okay, Butch, you keep the check and take it to Brandy. Talker and me will take the cash and meet you after. Butch, you and the baby go that way. Let's go, talker.  Don't you worry, Mike, they are very handy guys.  I guess Harry and the talker are not as handy as I figured. Hey, buddy, just a minute. Huh? I got him covered, sir. My offices, what seems to be the trouble here? Somebody just blew a safe run. Hey, that's a baby. Yeah, ain't it a shame he's in awful pain? Is it teeth? No, it's colic. Go on down to the drugstore to get him some medicine. Yeah, wait a minute. Looks more like teeth to me. It's colic. Teeth. It's colic. Teeth. Colic. Say, Sarge, maybe this guy was in on the blow-up. Oh, yeah, sure, sure. The guy's not blowing safes with a baby in his arms. Come on, ought to have you locked up for a loony. Good night, Sergeant. Oh, that was very close, Mike. I'm going to take you home. Randy Smith can wait for his check. But first, hey, come here. Open him out. Well, what do you know of the sergeants right at the wall? You really are cutting it, too, huh? Where have you been with Mike? Oh, hello, Susie. He's asleep. I took him for a walk. But Susie's been worried to death. Oh, hello, copper. What are you doing here? Well, Dennis, I mean, Officer Devlin has been very kind. I don't know why I tried to do that terrible thing this evening. Oh, you were just down in the dumps. Everybody gets down in the dumps sometimes. Even me. You know, I figure I start out just like Mike here. Just a baby. Then I take the stealing and safe-cracking and similar pranks. And before I know it, I'm a highly illegal citizen. Oh, butch. Mike here, he ain't going to be like me, huh? You didn't have an education, butch. I hope Mike will. That takes a lot of scratch, don't it? A lot of scratch, butch. And tomorrow's Brandy Smith's baby contest. Some lucky youngster's going to win an education. Come on, butch, Susie must be exhausted. Yeah, sure, sure. Contest, huh? Brandy Smith. You go to sleep, Susie. Maybe we win Mike an education yet. Uh, before you go, butch, have you got Mike's doll? What doll? You know, the Mama doll. Uh-oh. Oh, I think I lose it. Oh, well, Mike doesn't mind. Yeah, but I got a hunch, Susie. It's going to make a lot of trouble for me. Yeah? Butch, this is Brandy Smith. Oh, hi, Mr. Smith. Hi, Mr. Smith. You were one cold tomato you are. Do you read the morning papers? What's so important about the morning papers? The cops pick up Harry, the horse, and the docker. Oh, that? Hey, did they get shot up? They get winged here, and they're but not serious. Where's my check? I'll talk to you about it this afternoon. I got to judge that lousy baby contest to mine this afternoon. Look, Mr. Smith, I'm going to make it easy on you. You'll just pick Michael O'Neill as the best baby in since his education, then I'll hand you over to check. All right. Anything. It's a deal. Butch, you really did it this time. Officer Devlin, I, uh, I don't follow you. You follow this, Butch? Why, this is Mike's doll. Where'd you find it? The police found it right next to the Acme Cole Company's safe. Oh, I, I wonder how it got there. Don't con me, Janet. You were in on that blow-up, weren't you? Look, Cap, I'd, I'd love to stay and chat with you, but I got to go and help prepare Mike for the baby contest. Butch, will your wise-up this doll nail you? What's to be if the Cole Company gets its money back? There's a check missing from the safe, Butch. There's a United States attorney in town to pick it up. What are you trying to do? Shield Brandy Smith from an income tax rep?  Sure, I'm just a hoodlum. The only reason I ain't in jail is because I just got out. Now I'm doing something for somebody else, for Mike and for Mrs. O'Neill. I'm not you and nobody else is going to stop me, Cap. Do you hear me? Nobody. There's Mr. Smith. He's going to start the contest. Yeah, I, I got to talk to him. Mike and me will be right back, Susie. Mr. Smith. Mind if I tag along, Butch? Oh, Cap, I knew I could leave it to you to last things up. Butch, have you got the... What's Devlin doing here? Just watching, Smith. Just watching. Uh, I, I'm busy now, but you see me later when we're alone. Oops! I'm about to award the first prize. It's only one, so I don't want no beast. Say, Mr. Smith. Butch, not now. Now, to pick the winner. Why, you double-cross and heel. Here's the winner. It's Mike. Butch, you be quiet. Talk to me later. You made a bark and you said you let Mike win the contest. Okay, I got the check now. Oh, hey, Mike, Mike. Oh, Mike, you ought to take things out of people's hands now. Give Mr. Smith that check. Give it to me, you brat.  I think I'd better take that check. Cop, this is no time to start acting like a cop. Mr. Smith, if you'll just accompany these gentlemen in the blue uniforms. No, no, no, wait a minute. That's my property. So you did this for Mike, is that it, Butch? Ah, you went and ruined everything. Dennis, Butch, what happened? I think we just lost a judge, Suzy. Okay, Copper, act like a cop and make with a bracelets. No, no bracelets, Butch. I think the state can spare you for a few minutes. Because, Butch, you've got to judge the contest. Ladies and gentlemen, as a police officer of the city of New York, it is my pleasure to announce that the contest will be judged by Big Butch. I'll be impartial. You mustn't show any preference, Butch. No, no, no, of course not. Folks, I'll have you know that I am impartial. Impartial in this contest. However, after due consideration, I have decided I am very impartial in favor of a baby named Mike O'Neill. He wins the first prize. Oh, Butch. Mike, you're winning fair and square, huh? There's not a better looking baby in the house. Now, listen to me, Mike. You play it straight, see?  Why, Butch, you sound like you're going away. Well, Suzy, I got an important engagement with the cop here. Don't worry, Suzy. Maybe we can fix it so Butch won't be gone very long. Let's go, Copper. You know, Cap, I feel good. I feel just like I come out on top after all. I guess it's like Harry the Horse says, sometimes it's the funniest horse that wins the race. This is Jimmy Wallington speaking. You have just heard the last act of Butch minds the baby, and our star, Broderick Crawford, with our guest screen director, Albert S. Rogel, will be with us in just a moment. Next Friday, one of America's favorite comedians brings a delightful comedy performance to the screen director's playhouse. Our story for the first time on the air is Miss Grant Takes Richmond, and recreating her original role will be Lucille Ball, with screen director Lloyd Bacon. Now, here to get us tonight's star, Broderick Crawford. Ron, you know, I've been trying to count up all the acting awards. You've won this past year, in addition to the Oscar, but I've run out of fingers. How many was it anyway? Oh, I really can't say, Jimmy. I flunked first grade arithmetic, too. Well, at any rate, I know you received recognition both from the experts and from the great American public. Guess what that makes me think of? I don't have to guess, Jimmy. Everything makes you think of RCA Victor's new 45 phonograph and records. Well, that makes me a typical American music lover, Brod. You know, honestly, it's amazing the way both great musicians and plain music lovers like me have taken the 45 RPM system to their hearts. In just a year, it's become the fastest-selling record system in history. And among the musical maestros is the superb tone quality out of Turby, Stakowski, Toscanini... And, of course, Brod Crawfordy. Oh, I never knew you were a maestro, Brod. Why, at one time, I intended to go in for a musical career. Didn't practice enough to suit my teacher, so I was, uh... You were, what? Thrown out on my career. Well, I often pile a bunch of classical records on my Victoria 45 and pretend to be conducting them for the benefit of my two-year-old son, Kim. I really like to do that. Oh, he just keeps right on making airplane noises.  You know, Brod, a great maestro like you ought to have a chance to perfect his conducting in solitude. You ought to have a second Victoria 45 for your own room, as so many people do. Kim would like that. So would my wife. Come to think of it, so would I. Well, then you ought to take advantage of a wonderful combination value which RCA Victor Dealers are offering right now to celebrate the first birthday of the 45. You know, with every Victoria 45 purchase, you get a special first anniversary album of 10 records for the usual price of the Victoria 45 alone. Only $29.95. Honest? Honest. And wait till you hear these records by Wayne King and Vaughan Monroe and Tommy Dorsey, Perry Cole. Wait a minute. You get all that in a Victoria 45 too for only $29.95? That sounds too good to be true, Jimmy. You're so right, but if you don't believe it, just ask your RCA Victor dealer. Ladies and gentlemen, the short story of this baby was written by our greatest expert on sentimental tough guys, the late Damon Runyon. But putting the story on the screen required another kind of expert, a motion picture artist who could turn the Runyon characters into real people, people as real as New York and Broadway, just the way the writer imagined them. Now I'd like you to meet him. The director of such Damon Runyon pictures is Butch Minds the Baby in tight shoes and of course many, many other films. Mr. Albert S. Rogel. And I'm sure that Damon Runyon would have praised your performance very highly tonight and paused to write a note with that little gold pencil of yours. Al, I understand that he couldn't talk during the last few years of his life. That's right, Brod. You see, he suffered from cancer of the throat.  It's called the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund. And I think you folks should know that Broderick Crawford and Universal International directors are contributing their fees for tonight's show to that fund. And the screen director's guild is right in there with us, Al. Contributing its proceeds to the program. And my thanks to the guild for giving me this opportunity to help. Good night, Al, and good night, everyone. Good night, Graham. And good night to you, Broderick Crawford and Albert S. Rogel. Remember next Friday, Lucille Ball and Miss Grant Takes Richmond was screen director Lloyd Bacon brought to you by RCA Victor, world leader in radio, first in recorded music, first in television. Butch Minds the Baby was presented through the courtesy of Universal International Pictures who soon will release Winchester 73 starring James Stewart, Shelley Witter, Stephen McNally and Dan Durier. Broderick Crawford appeared through the courtesy of Columbia Pictures, producers of No Sad Songs for Me starring Margaret Sullivan, Wendell Corry and Vivica Lindfors. Albert S. Rogel's latest production is The Admiral was a Lady, a United Artist Picture. Included in tonight's cast were Stephen Dunn, Francis Robinson, Jerry Hausner, Herb Bygren, Ed Max, Wilms Herbert, Gail Bonnie and Frank Barton. The Baby was adapted for radio by Richard Allen Simmons. And original music was composed and conducted by Robert R. Brewster. Screen Directors Playhouse is produced out of the supervision of Howard Wiley and is directed by Bill Karn. You are invited to listen again next Friday when RCA Victor presents Screen Directors Playhouse, star Lucille Ball production Miss Grant Takes Richmond director Lloyd Bacon This is NBC, the National Broadcasting Company.


Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries down 38, Nasdaq is off 8 S&Ps down 5.5, Gold contract up $2.10 trading at $13.31 an ounce. We have Silver up 9 cents, $14.73 an ounce, LightSweep crude, up $53.14 a barrel and now we'll get the API numbers out this afternoon at 4.30 folks, we're at 53.13, we'll see if we can hold. The bottom line looks to me like that baby is going to be building cars, making our way down to that 44 number. Notes and bonds, they rejected lower price out here this morning, they have lighter volume, they will continue to want higher price, lower yield. You have the 10-year note right now, up 2 ticks, $126.26, 30-year up 4 at $153.19, King dollar, King dollar also rejected higher price, down 716, 96, 640, King dollar looks like it's going to make that run for the 95 to 94 area. You get the Euro at 113, the yen is at 1.25 and the pound is at 127, 2.1 US dollar. You know what we're going to take a look at the S&Ps, what you're looking at is this folks, is that you get over the highs, underneath them, you're going to have lighter volume, this is a classic man. We had the failure yesterday, bottom line couldn't hold price yesterday. You gap-tire, it was a classic, you gap-tire, you get over it and you give it up ASAP. That's on all the indices. Bottom line, this market wants lower price. And what I expect you're going to see is that we're on the turn of lower price right now. Cues did the same thing. Cues opened up at a 185, 40 number, you're at 183.21. Bottom line is that when you put this together with the bond market, as you got that rejection of lower price, bonds 10-year, you take a look at this. We take a look at this 10-year, what you're going to see, the 10-year got down to 126.15, you're at 126.24, you rejected lower price, you have 1.1 million contracts traded. That's anemic contract volume. You did reject lower price as you went against 3.1 million contracts. So bottom line is that you have the bond market on the move higher. You get over to the gold market, you have the gold market on the move higher. Gold also rejected lower price, had lighter volume, it's a classic. That's the real bottom line. Particularly when you get them all going at the same time, folks. Gold rejected 1323, you're at 1330, 200,000 contracts, 200,000 contracts is going against that 374. So bottom line wants higher price. Stay right there, folks, next 60 minutes of trading coming up as well as some numbers after the close. Come right back.


Yeah, grants are interesting, right? Yes, especially here in Canada. Yeah. Yeah. I mean it like so I mean, there are some obvious things that we don't want grants to do. Yes We don't want grants to directly fund things that will otherwise be done Exactly It's not really you don't say every time so So there is a thing and this is where you know, you know, well, I'm coming from the left side I'll agree with your libertarian instincts on the political process When it comes to funding innovation The political process demands wins too early and So what you have as you have politicians and I want to fund stuff But I also need to have during the time of their During their election cycle a win from it. Yes Well, what are you gonna do if you want to win? You don't want to take a risk. No You want to for instance fund something that already looks like it's a success Exactly. Yeah, you want to fund something that isn't a Isn't going to look like it was a big failure But we know that with regard to innovation or innovation of things That's not what you want Like so there was always this discussion in the US where they funded some solar company and then lost a whole lot of money on it because solar was Difficult of when it gets picked up and of course the punishment for losing all that money was Huge political things and I'm not saying that, you know, there should have been no punishment for failure But you have to understand That it's just like if you are going to do things innovative you're going to have failures so You know One thing we've done at CDL recently Is we opened up a space stream A space stream. Okay. Space stream. It's led by uh, chris haffield. Okay. Yeah, why not? It's not actually just that he's a public figure. Um, uh He There is something about somebody who has commanded the international space station that makes them a very clear thinker But what to do no the decisiveness the question is no mistake. No, it's no tolerance. It's a quite impressive thing But he also has domain expertise In this area Canada doesn't have a space program. We don't anymore at all. No, none of those sorts of things It's nothing like geographically. We're not in the right place in the world to launch rockets Why set up a space program in Canada? Well One is because we'll CDL and no one else was doing it But two is like it's it's a thesis All of a sudden we've had thanks to SpaceX and other things a massive drop occurring in the uh cost of accessing space Astronomically and it's going to keep keep going down to some huge degree And so now and now we're not there yet, but now we're we are if we continue on that trajectory we'll be at a point Where there will be the ability for people to think of a business that Requires access to space and do it. Hmm And that's what the space stream is Now here's the difficult part about that is half these things are like If you do a thought experiment say if I had very cheap access to space, what could I do? And think a lot of ideas that are almost no-brainer Romans is that rate of decrease. Yes. We still don't know what it is We don't know what the access is. We don't know what the you know, all sorts of stuff could happen in the meantime You know, we're one SpaceX crash away from things slowing down, etc So it's very very risky Um But we open that up Because the idea is like you have to sort of start at some point And the expectation is that most of these companies will be failing And they'll be failing for things like timing issues As much as execution and other things we want to lump it in together Yet Imagine if and and so it's going to be hard to get capital for those startups We're already off to the races. Yeah, hard to get capital for those startups for good solid reason. Yeah, however Let's imagine that the government decided to put up capital for that and said we're going to have Space expertise in Canada. It's got a benefit. We you know country With very long remote areas and other things like that. So just on a global scale. That's good People when they talk about going to the moon and the asteroid belt. What are they talking about mining? mining That seems familiar We have expertise there as well And so you can see that you could align some stuff. You could have a vision, but it can't be a vision That says we're going to have stuff in orbit. We're going to have stuff on the moon This is where I agree with you where government funding does benefit Yeah, because no private individual is just going to give a hundred million dollars You can't and most of these big innovations sort of push things along There's been some sort of government seeding sometimes by accident But you know like something spitting out of a department of defense or whatever Yeah, I think it's good to have you you come to a point where at least R&D is done Then it can go to commercialization. Right, but also I've thought about this before I don't know if anyone's done it. Maybe Canada can be the first where it's like Will you cdl space program for example? Yeah Um, you know, Ontario just had a hundred million dollar tech cluster fund Let's say we have a hundred million dollar space program fund goes into here And then we're attracting it's a think tank. Yeah, right. Okay. Let's bring in the brains. Yeah, we're gonna make stuff. Okay The money that the government gave us comes from taxpayers, right? Directly, yes, right businesses and income tax wherever the streams, but anyways tax dollars to this fund This is where I see an opportunity of you're familiar with ubi. I know you Yeah, universal basic income. So my buddy Floyd. He's leading like ubi works in Toronto Um, I've always said okay I'm a firm believer in a ubi dividend fund as opposed to just like right right And so like if they have an Alaska in Norway and yeah, exactly, right or Kuwait with the oil funds for everybody Where let's say the space program with the hundred million dollars goes and we discover something, right? It's government funded we start using it makes a profit, right? Theoretically us as a taxpayers should get some dividend from that. It's it's a way to do it I mean like it's I don't know how it's aligned in that way. No, they're great I mean, obviously we're mining. So this is where we sort of have historical problems is it's In mining, you know, most of the stuff there's Think about what what it takes to get rich from a mine. Um, you have to discover something. Mm-hmm You then have to pull it out and sell it But The fact that it's there already Is an endowment from the land So if I give you just randomly allocated mining rights over a certain thing. Yes, it's like a gift Yes, yes, you have to do some work still to get it out there and we want you to do work So you should have some upside. Mm-hmm, but you shouldn't necessarily get the whole friggin lot Um, you know a few years ago, uh, australia actually decided to pass a resource rent tax basically To tax mining Basically and then distribute it there's a way of getting income Um, and of course the mining companies push massively back with the lobbyist funding and things like that But it's the kind of thing that we have in mind. In other words, if something is there and it's obviously pure luck We should have a stake in it. But the same is on these moonshots. I agree with you Now how you do it because you've got to be careful. Um, you don't want to stifle the extra innovation that needs to occur So you have to find some way of measuring We're mining. It's easy to work out a way. It's like, uh, you know, you There's enough certainty there. We can do the calculations and work it out With space would be a little bit harder But not impossible. It's not impossible. There would be ways of which You could set up a sort of corporation or an entity that could hold It can be no different than united doing a startup and we hold 10% equity for employees So we have 10% equity of whatever 90% you can do whatever I'm already the reason you even exist right because I'm putting my labor in x I'm paying tax from this random labor right and the only reason you have this because of my labor It's a different story. What's private?  I don't care make trillion dollars If you're gonna have a government seat and this happens at other things like, uh, you might be quantum computing or some of these other things that Long payoffs That might be required. There may be entities that way. There's a yeah, I admit there's attractiveness to it The only thing is you don't want to stuff that up No, because again, you've got this other side. You've got the permissionless innovation For instance creative destruction lab, you know for all of its success. It's kind of unique in another way Um, we don't put money in although we have some streams that that have some money available, but it's private um And people sort of talk about well, we've got costs Shouldn't we be raising it shouldn't and so people, you know, whenever we think about funding the costs of a thing like cdl People come and say, oh, well, you should be taking a stake in these companies. That's how you should should get around And I look at that and I I And why I combinated us that and stuff like seven percent And they don't need that. Yeah, and they don't they do stuff and they, you know, people make that trade off but I look at us doing it and I'm like Then when we're getting people who are applying for it, they've got to sit there in the calculation in their mind Yes, they're going to be We're going to be sitting on their friggin captains forever. Yes so The difference between that and a mining royalty a mining royalty is not like it's a share of corporation a mining royalty is a If you pull this ton of ore out you pay this amount. Yes If we could work out the same thing Uh, the same measurable planable instrument Then it becomes like the It's still permissionless, but I know what the cost is And that's what you kind of want to come up with. I don't know what the solution would be for space But I think we're at the end and I don't think anyone's proposing putting in the canadian space agency or whatever It's going to be yet It'd be nice if they did but we can think about that But yeah, but that's so we have to think of something measurable So you don't want to have something you don't want to harm permission You don't want to you don't want to create a problem.  It's been done before. I think some areas in new york, um I was his name. I forget his name one of the original angel investors in the states anyways, it's How do we stimulate more because when people talk about startups they talk about the for example the fan companies Right, right or they look at the silicon valley companies. I tell people that's the 0.01 percent They're the outliers of outliers, right? You look at the medium of a successful entrepreneur A male. This is a stats male mid 40s, right? Three million dollars to ten million dollars. That's the normal right entrepreneur hopeful Horrible. Yeah, you know, maybe as a team of 15, you know, okay um So we look at toronto then we look at then this can be applied anywhere actually And we look at surrounding cities in ontario What would be interesting is having a grant like system and this is goes to what amazon got So i'm kind of repeating what amazon but for like me starting off. Yeah Like can you give me tax-free or maybe like rent-free or something of incentive to have a my operations here? Yeah, I'm starting out. I'm whole i'm hiring local. I'm getting people here. I'm not a i'm not a amazon I'm not a google so they do do those sorts of things they have those sorts of things available They're often contingent on hiring enough people and stuff like that trying to create jobs So so that does exist I think There's a tendency to focus on that as the sort of constraint I don't know if space and other things rent and other things are the real constraints I think that's just like this there are options around. Yeah, I you know for us it was the constraint was The bigger thing that was you know what silicon valley had that the Toronto didn't have was People around who are able to provide the network but advice. Yeah, it's not just a network. It's like just being able to It's experience and expertise and so, you know, if you have a place like canada that hasn't had as many startups go to scale That means there are fewer entrepreneurs And so you want to make sure you can sort of attract that and so the miracle of what CDL currently has it's It's like an ecosystem in a room Brings together all these people every two months. I've been to a couple of them. They're fantastic but that In terms of remember I said that you know the between idea and getting some money to it. There are all these steps The more you can push down and de-risk Yes, each one the better it is much better than a break off the rent Yeah Much more valuable, you know, if I can save you three years of mucking around that's much more valuable than any tax break And rent that I could get and so I think those sorts of things are What we want to encourage. I mean, I I think You know What has surprised us is like when we started out CDL was like I think the first color was 20 companies Okay, well 20 companies. That's yeah, how are you going to do that? And now we're up to hundreds a year Where the hell did they all come from? The answer was they were always there always there. Yeah now just latent. Yeah Um, and uh, and I don't think it's just a Toronto thing because we've been popping this all right We've got in Halifax this I heard they didn't create awesome stuff over 25 companies here in Halifax.  How many of those sorts of things are so The challenge is trying about the challenge is not to create a silicon valley The challenge is to to get that same ingredients unlocked in all the places. Yes Now the thing we like silicon valley for me is you know, um You look at like the venture capitalist model The model is very simple. It's like we double down. We want unicorns. So we want asymmetrical returns. Yeah, right We want a thousand percent returns. Yes, we look at the the statistics right now Less and less companies are going public. Right. We look at for example. Oh, what's that big fund? Um, soft bank So they're gonna outcompete me by just ridiculously Valuating startups. Here's a hundred million dollars. Like we work fiasco. Yeah. Yeah. And so for me It's like I kind of I personally see the running on the wall Right to me was like a pretty much a Ponzi scheme when I first got a long time in the VC. I'm like, wait a second Like why is your company worth 30 million dollars? Am I am I like the schmuck in the room? Am I missing some data points? Like you have zero profit, right? Am I is this like reverse entrepreneurship? Profits don't matter You know, so I kind of see the writing on the wall with this type of I mean people I don't know whether there's a bubble in this stuff What it seems to me there's a few things one is I think and it's related to inequality You know, there are a lot of extremely wealthy people. So there's a lot of stuff sloshing about And that's where they end up in the soft banks and In these firms like will allocate some of our capital to these highly risk stuff Um, so I think that's going to fuel stuff now part of that's good I mean, you shouldn't want to then throw it away and and things like that. I mean, I I I want to throw it away like Okay, so I I'm not a name names. They do their job Some do great. Some do pearly Um, you look at for example companies go public At that point all the value has kind of been extracted by the time it hits whether it's an rto or an IPO, right? And uh, let's say retail investors Hopefully they eliminate the a credit investor. That whole thing is another way of creating inequality, right? Although you've got to be careful because the the rationale for that is that people um it's Seed funding and but they can go gamble. It's gambling, but they can't go the beautiful again. One is it's Regulated. Yeah to some degree. Um and two is at least, you know, the odds I'm not saying anybody gambles and necessarily those are the two but this other stuff is gambling I mean we had this problem with cryptocurrency. Yeah And so you've got to be a little bit careful. Well, they have like the jobs act where you can do up to 25k Just kind of erroneous paperwork. I think if they streamline that I mean, we've got these funds like angel lists and other things like that I mean, we could open it up. Yeah. So what I'm trying to get at though is Let's say you and I have a startup. We raise five million series a right We're doing okay. We're not profitable we raise a series b and We're profitable whatever the margin is I think having an option of going faster Something something similar to even how Spotify did the sideways IPL like price discovery but more or less Um, like I said before they went public the value was extracted Right, how can we and I'm looking at the stats because less and less companies are opening up the books the valuations are ridiculous This is like, oh, we're valued a hundred billion dollars privately. So you have to be valued almost a trillion dollars what to go public? You know, I mean, uh, so And this is where like security tokens are interesting in the future and not currently right now It's way way way too early But how do we create systems where we can get more companies? Whether it's a new system like an stl or our new type of IPO model where we can get earlier access to retail investors Yeah, I don't you know That's a That's far. So let me just give you my impression My impression is that If you have sort of passed the master of the quality process that that we see it at cdl, um, which is just basically nine months of intense performance come a car to go.  The idea seems to be proven, etc You can you can raise those funds. It used to be the case in Canada was like really hard now Without working, it's getting totally So you can do that the ones that don't raise. It's usually a signal that they shouldn't be raising They can't get that once So I can't I don't see the constraint to the retail thing is the as the problem Uh, I think the the problem is getting the companies up to speed Uh, so they are investable Investable, um, and I think that's a you know, that's a huge challenge And certainly a challenge with the companies we have that are very science-based that sometimes it's like a Four-year time horizon was time you get regulatory approval for something or whatever it is Uh, but you know, there seems to be There seems to be a bit more patience for that now Uh, so I don't I don't know if we need to unlock more funds necessarily Um, you know for for that something maybe I'm you know, I'm not wrong, but that's the impression I get Yeah, like I I'm going perspective as um There's a lot of really good Small smb's and lifestyle businesses in Canada globally not just can these aren't the unicorns. Yeah They're really good casual businesses right from me well And a lot of people use the products on a day-to-day basis. Yes Um This is just behind closed doors talking with these people using their products If the opportunity did arise they would take a position for the upside it would help the incentives align So you think oh no, okay. So I mean that that may be true I I haven't seen I haven't I don't get to see that so so so that might be true There may be this sort of unlocked things that could scale But we haven't you know that it's just the opportunity isn't there the match isn't there Or you know people are happy doing what they're Doing and no one's taking it to the next level that could well because you know Whenever everyone talks about startup they talk about unicorns, right? I'll put that aside in that basket Um, there's but let me let me just say yeah The what retail retail investors aren't going to get you the answer to that the reason is because The other thing you get from the right sort of investors Is it comes with that boatload of advice? Yeah, it comes with the network knowledge. Yeah, I mean, you know Retail of it. I don't know do that. You know do that. It doesn't have that not like The reason why I bring this up is there is a massive long tail of amazing businesses They'll do like a couple of million dollars to 10 million massive long tail Hmm And you have you have entrepreneurs where the premiums aren't that sexy of these businesses, right? Maybe 2x. Yeah, so They ponder wait shoot. I sell my business for 2x But then where am I going to get cash flow of this business anywhere else? I'm not going to sell it for 2x. Right. The premium's too low. Yeah, it's not in a sexy industry No one's going to give me my 10x whatever I okay, so it's like I'm not really getting a payday as an entrepreneur I might be taking like 150k dividend for us in my life But that's what we get from moving all this out of Silicon Valley. Yeah the things that are the unsexy businesses Pretty darn interesting And that's that's another thing that we like to see I like to see these ones You know that look like they are well, you know Used to be said to have come up and said oh, well, that's a loser category And that used to be it but now people are getting more open to that Yes, because it was a loser category because everybody's saying it's a loser category. Yeah got going Uh, but people are working out how to make the case Now if you can if you can prove where the money is There's that and so I think moving out of the mindset of geographies and across different countries would hopefully do that Yeah Is there any last final things that we should kind of talk about to uh To get across to people. Um, I don't know. I you know, like we've been pretty far away. So it's been pretty good Uh, I I uh, I'd love people to read the book. Please do. It's a fantastic book It's like policymakers to read the book as well. Yeah, it's a light read which is gray It's organized beautifully like I had I went through it last night. It's fantastic. That's excellent. Yeah Yeah, no, no, I think I I think we've covered it all You know covered stuff. There's there's other things we can You there's each Bit of there could be drilled down for some period of time We didn't even talk about you know the downside of technology and all of that sort of stuff Also sitting there in the book and how to think about that. So that'll be part two Another future time. We do worry about that quite a bit. So yeah, cool. Well, Joshua. Thank you so much for coming on the show Uh, guys, please go check out the book buy it. I'll leave a link below in the show notes Joshua once again, thanks for coming on the show. Thank you. Show the best


Why don't spiritual gurus leave the charity part to Bill Gates and go on with spiritual teachings? But are we on a serious note, Sadhguruji? Are we somewhere confusing our people? A spiritual leader is supposed to be spiritually enlightening people and not continuously crossing paths into charity sometimes, offering solutions sometimes, making a political comment sometimes. I mean, what is this all about? Is this more to be, you know, more well-known? Don't we make it just create a controversy and be well-known or what exactly is this?  You have rights and responsibilities of being in this country. Each person, according to his understanding of his rights and responsibility and his intelligence in capability, should act to better everything around us because we're all benefiting from the platform of nationhood, isn't it? We are not living away from it just because I'm spiritual, I'm not walking in the sky, I'm still driving on the road. If the road is a mess, should I not talk about it? I'm asking. Right now we got stuck in the traffic for ten minutes. It's so simple. There's not enough automobiles on the road for the road, the width of the road. But because every body is driving so haphazardly, it is a mess. So should I not talk about it? Because it is impeding in my spiritual activity also, the traffic jam. So similarly, people are malnourished in the village. Should I not talk about it? Because if they're malnourished, if they're not even eaten properly, should I talk to them about enlightenment? It's obscene, I will not do such things. When somebody is hungry, I will not go and tell them, you must get enlightened, that is a solution. No, I think he must be given fundamental thing to eat. So the question is about life. The question is not about area of function that you have chosen. If you want to enhance life, all aspects are involved. Somebody wants to get directly into political space. I would not do that. Not because I think it's wrong, simply because it doesn't agree with my aesthetics, that's all. My focus is elsewhere, my competence is elsewhere. So I focus on that. But somebody wants to stand for election, let's say somebody who's wearing saffron clothes, wants to stand for election, it's his prerogative. As a citizen of this India, he has the right to do that. I don't think we should get overly perturbed about these things. If he has earned people's respect, it will happen, otherwise it won't work. In all these things, you're all spiritual people, perfect people, unfortunately they're not. But it is not necessary to go on making this judgment. Let Bill Gates do it.  Everybody has to do the best they can do, wherever they can do. Only then something will happen. You want an American business success to come to India and do charity for you, you must be ashamed even to say that. Every one of us, whether you can help one or ten or a hundred or a million is just a question of your capability, but everybody must do what is needed in the society, isn't it?


Let's go Fin's first crit. Easy. Easy. Nothing that you can't handle, boy. You're done. You've done something. Look at that. Fin's first crit. Oh my god. I don't even know if I could crit. I didn't even know I could crit. I know I can't. I have 0% crit chance. Let me check my crit. How do I check my crit? It's an advanced and it's crit rating. Watch your number and then hover over it and I'll tell you percent. Where's advanced? Character? See the second one. The second circle. Oh yeah. And then crit rating. Critical rating. Yep. Hold over this thing. 56%. Yeah. For all schools. Hold over your... Does it just say 56? Yeah. Total critical hat. 11%. 11% for life. That's nearly as good as my death. 11% for cross. Cross the wall. Nice work. Good job. I love the sword, bro. It's the long sword coming in clutch. First crit. It's the long sword coming in clutch. It's just that good. Did you know that we were back in Crocatopia? What, no? We have to take robbings. We have to go back to Crock? No, we are in Crocatopia again because we have to take robbings, you know? Robbing near... What? Confusion.  There's a long time ago. Oh yes, I don't remember. Oh yes, I actually don't remember. But we have to take a whole bunch of robbings. So we're like in Crocatopia again, you know? Oh my gosh. What's even funny is I've only just realized that why are there so many Marleybonians just everywhere? Like why are they so popular? Like Celestia, Crocatopia, Marleybone itself? Like what the frick, why? Because they're the British. You know, they're like... They're just everywhere. They've colonized everywhere, bro. They're the British. For sure. I'm happy now. I mean, I critted it and that fight was not worth it, but because I had a crit, it's okay. The fight was worth it. You know what's also good? What? My life? We've basically just finished the first area of Celestia. That was easy. I just enjoyed Road to 100.  It's only when moments like that, when we kind of... Mess up. That's bad. Finn accidentally has no mana. Yeah, yeah. What? Yup. Now to talk to Rutherford Weston. Put me. Coming! Pretty close to him. I'm a bit of a speedy boy. I'm really good at Celestia. I just speed through everywhere. Okay. Just follow the question. It's behind. It's back where the other mobs are. Where we started. Rutherford Weston. What a jiffy. What a jiffy.  More like tiffy.  I really want pizza now. Dammit. Why did I say that? Dammit. Why did I say that? I'm not meant to be on my diet again, Brink.  Dammit. I'm mad. What? You said pizza, now I really want a pizza. Wow. Okay then.  I should order pizza tonight. I mean, you've got enough money from us putting money in your account, legitimately. Whoa. I blame STS. Whoa.  Well, I'd like to say that I thrashed him last week. That is true. STS has got a job at the moment. I think it's only because he wants to donate more money than I can donate. I mean, I approve. Of course you approve. Of course you approve. Let's go down. I like that was. They make streams funny and exciting. But also, if you're one else to see who's going to win, yeah, that's a positive. No, no, no. And so you can get money. No. So you can buy a new mouse. Yeah. When are you buying a new mouse in Blanc? Sometime in the future. I have to talk to Rupert Fleming in the grotto, are you there? Yeah, I'm basically there. I don't know how many it was. But this is where we're ending off this episode. This episode? Yeah, I don't know how many it is. I don't even know. We're just going to finish, you know, ending off the episodes. Yeah, so thank you for watching. Remember to leave a like and subscribe. If you've already subscribed, press the little bell to know exactly when I post another video. And remember, craft outside the box.


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Hello friends and welcome back to another Pokemon how to guide with myself Leigh also known as Osiris and in today's episode we are going to be looking at how to best farm the Max Mushroom so without further ado let's get into it. And before we get into this content today I would just quickly like to remind you all to please leave a like on the video if you do enjoy this sort of content and not only allows me to know that this sort of content is what you want to see but it also helps the video out massively if you're new to the channel and you enjoy this sort of content along with Pokemon news updates, competitive play and everything to do with Pokemon do subscribe join the family and you're not going to regret it we're going to have lots of fun going through the Isle of Armour and we have a bunch of stuff to cover. Now the Max Mushrooms are a brand new item that have dropped with the introduction of the Isle of Armour DLCs that we've had recently. One of the key aspects of these items is that you can collect them and then put them into a max soup give that to one of the potential G max Pokemon that has not got the G max ability and it will then obviously give them the G max badge Gigantamax badge and allow them to Gigantamax rather than Dynamax in battles now there is a little bit of a kicker with this it sounds great obviously it's amazing for us to be able to catch Pokemon breed Pokemon and then give them this Gigantamax ability but the Max Mushrooms are very difficult to find and they elude us in a lot of ways to be able to farm. Now I've spent actually a long time since the release of this game testing out theories ideas and things that I've read about online about how these mushrooms spawn. Now I think I've got a way to consistently do it now so this is what I'm going to share with you in this video so without further ado let's get into it. We're going to start off by showing you how to give certain Pokemon the Gigantamax ability to here we're going to use it on our Rilla boom and obviously at the cost of three max mushrooms. There we go we've got a Rilla boom now it has got grassy surge so it's a Gigantamax Rilla boom it has got that ability to now Gigantamax in battle. Now if I want to give the Gigantamax ability to my Cinderace and my Intellion the other two hidden ability starters that we've recently been given in an online event. I'm going to need to find at least five more Max Mushrooms. Now just some additional information before we get into the Max Mushrooms to find out what Pokemon can be given the Gigantamax ability. You can talk to this NPC and he does direct you to a book on the cabinet in the kitchen which you can go and read and as you can see right now it does give you a full list of every single Pokemon that can Gigantamax in the game. And they are all the current Gigantamax Pokemon and then on top of that we've got Venusaur, Blastoise, Cinderace, Intellion and Rilla boom and then obviously Urshifu which is a brand new Pokemon to the Isle of Armour. So on to the task at hand let's go and find the Max Mushrooms. Now if you've already played through the game you will know that Mustard does take you to a few locations in the game where the Max Mushrooms spawn. One of them is the forest area and another is the cave areas where you actually find a Max Mushroom. Now if we visit these areas now unfortunately there is no Max Mushrooms so how do they spawn? Now we've tried the Datescape glitch to stay if just changing the day 24 hours passing will spawn new mushrooms and I can categorically say this will not spawn new mushrooms. So the other thing that I had read about was doing Max Raid Battle so I went ahead and I did Max Raid Battle, came back, checked the areas again and still no mushrooms. So I proceeded to do a number of Max Raid Battles and bearing in mind I'm recording this footage straight after I streamed where I'd probably done about three or four Max Raid Battles in the stream itself since getting the last Max Mushroom. We proceed to do six more Gigantamax raids. We complete those and then lo and behold another Max Mushroom appears as you can see on your screen now we are finding a new Max Mushroom. So then we search around the areas again where we know the Max Mushrooms spawn, the cave areas, the forest areas and we still don't get any Max Mushrooms. So after completing this the next natural step for me was to then do one Max Raid Den, complete that then search these areas to see if that spawned one of the Max Mushrooms. That didn't work so then I went on to do two Max Raid Den, search the areas again and still came up empty handed. So then thinking a little bit deeper about it, does it have any correlation to the Max Raid Den? And once you clear all of the Max Raid Den, you do all of them that are active, the daily dens, then they will spawn a new set of dens and I'm thinking well is that how the Max Mushrooms are spawned? So I come to the conclusion of maybe we just have to clear all of our dens in the Isle of Armour area. So we go ahead do more Max Raid Dens, I clear all of the dens and I even spawn some dens and this amounts to 10 Max Raid Dens that I actually complete in total before actually finding another Max Mushroom. Now in between all of these Max Raid Dens, I have been checking these areas to see if I can maybe have a new Max Mushroom spawn and that's after even 1, 2, 3, right up to 10 Max Raid Battles and it wasn't until that 10th Max Raid Den battle that I complete where another Max Mushroom spawned. So it kind of indicates to me from my finding so far and this is all the information I have on this that you have to complete Max Raid Battles and the number to spawn new Mushrooms is around 10. Now whether that just spawns one Mushroom or multiple Mushrooms in the locations, I don't know as of yet but I would say you are safe going out and doing 10 Max Raid Battles and there should be new Max Mushroom Spawning. That is how I'm going to present it in this video and it might be sooner, it might mean that you have to do less Max Raid Battles, it might mean that you need to do more Max Raid Battles. But right now the information I have, the testing that I've done and I spent about 5 hours on testing this last night, my guess uncategorically would be do 10 Max Raid Battles and these Max Mushrooms will spawn. Now I don't know if this will work if you go to the wild area in the Gallo region or if you have to just solely stay in the Isle of Armour to do these battles. I haven't tested that yet, I will be doing more testing so if there is information that I can find out about these Max Mushrooms I will definitely do an update video. But right now the games are really new, I feel like this information is going to be useful for you guys so this is why I put this guide together. Now the Max Mushroom spots as you can see on your screen right now, they are in the forest area, they're normally around the spots that we're finding them here. So you can see there's one, final one that we find just over the bridge as you enter from the southern end of the forest. The other area in the forest is where you enter on the northern end so you would come directly into it as you head from the dojo. There will be an area to the left where the mushrooms will spawn. Now the cave areas, there is going to be the cave location where you find the one with mustard in the actual playthrough. And then the other areas where you'll be able to find them are the cave areas where we are detailing them now. So we actually manage and this took me probably in total about 2 hours to do all these Max Raid Dents and get the additional 5 Max Mushrooms that I need. This is not the quickest method, whether it's easier or not to go out and just catch these Gigantamax Pokemon or use this method, I don't know. I think we'll probably find more information about the Max Mushrooms as time goes on but right now I feel like the Max Mushrooms probably speed up the process of getting a Gigantamax Pokemon rather than going den hunting. So that is going to wrap up about everything that I wanted to include in this guide my friends. I hope you've enjoyed it, I hope you find it useful. As always if you've got questions about this please leave them down below. I will happily answer anything on information that I currently have on these Max Mushrooms. They are a brand new item and the spawn rate on them is really strange and doesn't kind of tally up or relate to anything else in the game. It's not a daily spawn, it is something that has a predetermined factor behind it. And what I'm saying in this video is 99% say if you do 10 Max Raid Battles you should get a Max Mushroom spawning in the Isle of Armour somewhere in these regions. So I hope you have a lot of success hunting these Max Mushrooms, they have been really difficult for me to get so far so do not take this lightly. Do not think that this is going to be an easy task but hopefully with the information I've provided you in this guide it is helpful. As always if you have enjoyed the guide please drop a like on the video, do subscribe to the channel if you are new. For more guides like this more news updates, information on the Isle of Armour Pokemon Sword and Shield as they come out. Thank you so much for tuning in my friends, take care of yourselves, have a great day and I will see you all for the next one. So until then take care and bye bye.