shonda rhimes

Pour ce focus du mois, on revient sur un film disponible depuis peu sur Netflix : Crossroads, le film culte sorti en 2002 avec Britney Spears, Zoe Saldana et Taryn Manning, réalisé par Tamra Davis et scénarisé par Shonda Rhimes.

Animation : Léon Cattan

Participantes : Mariana Agier, Alicia Arpaïa, Léon Cattan, Lisa Durand

Réalisation, montage : Mariana Agier

Son : Hugo Cardona

Générique : (c) Sorociné

Musique : (c) Antonin Agier 

« Très chères auditrices, très chers auditeurs, cette saison s'annonce enthousiasmante... »

Victoire, Pascale, Jeanne et Marianne comparent le roman de Julia Quinn, Daphné et le Duc, premier tome de la saga La Chronique des Bridgerton, à son adaptation en série créée par Chris Van Dusen. Le séduisant et mystérieux Simon Bassett, Duc de Hastings, est de retour à Londres après des années à parcourir le monde. Il fait la rencontre de Daphné Bridgerton, la jeune sœur de son meilleur ami Anthony, qui peine à trouver un mari : les deux décident alors de faire croire à la société qu'ils se courtisent, lui pour se débarrasser des débutantes, elle pour attiser l'intérêt des prétendants. Mais cette affection feinte va bientôt devenir bien réelle...

La série est-elle fidèle au roman dont il est tiré ? Réponse dans l'épisode !

4 min 18 : On commence par parler du roman Daphné et le Duc de Julia Quinn paru en 2000.

39 min 22 : On enchaîne sur l'adaptation en série Bridgerton dont la saison 1 est sortie en 2020, produite par Shondaland et créée par Chris Van Dusen avec Phoebe Dynevor, Regé-Jean Page et Jonathan Bailey.

1 h 40 min 32 : On termine sur nos recommandations autour des séries d'époques et des romances historiques.

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Recommandations :

• The Gilded Age, une série créée par Julian Fellowes (2022)

• The Buccaneers, une série réalisée par Susanna White (2023)

• La Reine Charlotte : Un chapitre Bridgerton, une série créée par Shonda Rhimes (2023)

• Belgravia, un roman écrit par Julian Fellowes (2016) et adapté en mini-série par Julian Fellowes (2020)

• Rebelles, une série de romans écrite par Anna Godbersen (2007)

Crédits : 

Wildest Dreams - Kris Bowers (tiré de la bande-originale Bridgerton) - © 2020   

The Wizard Behind the Curtain of Podcast Success.

Each episode is a symphony of storytelling, meticulously crafted by unsung heroes. But who are these sorcerers, and who holds the key to their enchantment?

Today, we unveil the extraordinary tale of a man whose discerning eye for talent and masterful negotiations transform mere potential into household names.

Get ready to meet the ultimate backstage maestro—an architect of icons like Dan Patrick, Rickey Smiley, Shonda Rhimes, the unforgettable Bob Saget, and Radio Hall of Famer, Bob Rivers.

Embark on a journey into the shadows of what drives stardom, where this visionary weaves narratives and shapes destinies.

Paul Anderson, the CEO of Workhouse Media, has traversed a winding road from Lawyer to venture capitalist, Talent Agent, real estate developer, and producer.

His expertise extends to being a partner at a venture capital firm, a principal owner of a real estate development company, and a board member for GoKidGo, a podcast company focused on captivating content for kids. 

Website

https://www.workhousemedia.com/

Social Media

https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulbriananderson/

https://www.instagram.com/workhouseseattle/

Part 2. A Powerful Nonconformist Anatomy of The Deal

• Recognizing who you are as a vulnerable human being

• Why What People Think They Want Isn't What They Really Want 

• What is The Greatest Aphrodisiac in The World

• What's The Difference Between Confidence and Arrogance

• How Vulnerability is a Powerful Advantage in Negotiations

• Why Destroying the Other Side in Negotiating is Your Loss

• Why You Must Raise Your Skills as a Profiler

• Self-Awareness and Negotiation Strategies

• Why You Should Always Play with Those Who Are Better Than You

• Why Arrogance Will Get You Slaughtered in a Deal

• Recognizing the Naked Emperor 

• Why Certainty Requires Curiosity and Flexibility

• Developing Pattern Recognition as a Negotiation Skill

• Light Attacks Light

• Why Taking Control is Fine, Until it's Not

• The Decision at 14 that Let Paul Move Forward

• The Decision at 17 that Let Paul Put Down the Baggage (for a while)

• When the Sanest Thing is a Conscious Conversation with Yourself

• Reciprocal Vulnerability as a Foundation of Trust

Dov Baron's brand new course has just been released on coursifyx.com/belonging

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Titled: "CREATING A CULTURE OF BELONGING."

The course is separated into eight sections that will take you by the hand and walk you through exactly how to create a culture of belonging.

Because: CREATING A CULTURE OF BELONGING MAXIMIZES PERSONAL AND CORPORATE SUCCESS.

Get Ready to strap on the tanks and Dive Deep into, What it Takes to Create a Culture of Belonging in your organization!

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 "Those Who Control Meaning for The Tribe, Also Control The Movement of That Tribe"

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The Man Behind The Curtain of Other People’s Success

Picture a world where podcast perfection reigns supreme. Each episode is a masterpiece of audio storytelling meticulously crafted by unsung heroes. But who are these magicians, and more importantly, who placed them in the realm of enchantment? 

Today, we're delving into the extraordinary tale of a man whose eyes and ears for talent and negotiating skills transform raw talent into household names. 

Prepare to meet the ultimate backstage maestro—an architect of icons like Dan Patrick, Rickey Smiley, Shonda Rhimes, the unforgettable Bob Saget, and Radio Hall of Famer, Bob Rivers. 

Journey with us into the shadows of stardom, where this mastermind weaves narratives and shapes destinies. This is a riveting account of a man who doesn't just create stars; he forges legends and has done so through extraordinary circumstances. 

Paul Anderson has traveled a long and winding road from Lawyer to venture capitalist, Talent Agent, real estate developer, producer, and today, Paul is the CEO of Workhouse Media. 

He's a partner at a venture capital firm, a principal owner of a real estate development company with properties in 5 states, and Paul is a board member for GoKidGo, a podcast company focused on content for kids.

Aside from representing some of the biggest talents in the industry, Paul has clients and partnerships working across radio, podcasting, television, and digital media.

He's won two Telly Awards for marketing campaigns he produced for Microsoft and he produced a movie called Two Weeks with Sally Field. 

Website

https://www.workhousemedia.com/

Social Media

https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulbriananderson/

https://www.instagram.com/workhouseseattle/

Part 1: What Drives Success and Talent

• What it's Like Behind the Scenes of Superstars Like Bob Saget

• Recognizing the Skills it Takes to Capture an Audience

• Talent Midwifery 

• Why Curiosity is So Important in Talent Recognition and Success

• The Thread from The Department of Justice to Talent Management

• Why We Must Learn to Read People

• The Power of Empathy

• Why You Mustn't Make Assumptions About People or Their Stories

• The 6 Boys Who Could Juggle Razor Blades

• Acknowledging What You've BEEN and Deciding What You Will Be

• Hyper-Vigilance, The Gift of Trauma

• What Drove 6 Brothers to Hyper-Success

• Societal Rewards for A Traumatized Childhood

• The Power of Deconstructing Your Childhood

• Why and How Being is Not the Same as Achieving

Dov Baron's brand new course has just been released on coursifyx.com/belonging

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Titled: "CREATING A CULTURE OF BELONGING."

The course is separated into eight sections that will take you by the hand and walk you through exactly how to create a culture of belonging.

Because: CREATING A CULTURE OF BELONGING MAXIMIZES PERSONAL AND CORPORATE SUCCESS.

Get Ready to strap on the tanks and Dive Deep into, What it Takes to Create a Culture of Belonging in your organization!

Curious to know more, coursifyx.com/belonging

 "Those Who Control Meaning for The Tribe, Also Control The Movement of That Tribe"

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#leadership

#leadershipdevelopment

#emotionsourcecode

#neuroscience

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It's been a long time, but we would never leave you without a season two!

Welcome back, y'all! It's a new season, and we got a new look.

This week Aprillè and Keshav discussed The Little Mermaid, people's misogynioristic reactions to The Colour Purple and how the Swirl Agenda maybe makes some points.

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Be sure to leave us a review while you're here, and until next time, we're off!

Richies, parting is such sweet sorrow. After 19 seasons and more than 400 episodes, Ellen Pompeo is hanging up her scrubs at “Grey’s Anatomy.” Ellen says it’s time to move on and explore new terrain, but she did promise that she'd come back to visit. Even though this may not be goodbye forever, some die-hard "Grey's" stans aren't happy about the news. Fans flocked to GA's social media to say that without Ellen, they'd be turning off and tuning out! So can the show survive without the Grey in “Grey’s Anatomy"? Or is it DOA?

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On this week’s CherryPop episode, Meg welcomes actress and star of Grey’s Anatomy, Kelly McCreary. Kelly shares her invaluable experience playing Dr. Maggie Pierce and how the character taught her to embrace her inner nerd. Additionally, she talks about Shonda Rhimes’ impact on the industry and sheds light on the precedent set by Shondaland of a supportive and safe work environment.

“Shonda’s work first impacted me as an actor because it enabled me to envision myself in roles beyond just what I thought would be available to me. [...] Black women have always found a way to carve space out for themselves, but it's been hard fought—hard fought, hard won—and not a ton of opportunity, even when those spaces are made. So what was really exciting about Shonda, and the impact that she had on the industry [and] on casting, was normalization.” - Kelly McCreary 

“Raising a human being is work. The mental labor, physical labor, emotional labor, [are] defaulted a lot of times to women because of the patriarchy. Of course, there are lots of great men and dads out there who know how to integrate themselves or want to integrate, but let's be real, there's a fundamental assumption that women do a lot, and to know that would not cost me my job, that the work of being a mom would be unquestioningly supported by my work, is so incredibly valuable.” - Kelly McCreary 

CherryPicks is the best place to see what women think about movies, tv, and more. CherryPicks highlights reviews and original stories exclusively from female and non-binary writers. www.TheCherryPicks.com

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Music composed by Honor Nezzo.

CherryPop is executive produced by Miranda Bailey and Rebecca Odes, produced and hosted by Meg McCarthy, and edited by In Haus Media

In this week’s episode:  

• Max Benator, Co-Founder and CEO of Orca steps in for Lauren this week as co-host. 
• Netflix and Shonda Rhimes love that we love Bridgerton but there’s a line. Bear and Barlow are being sued. 
• Want to know where the $5 billion influencer market spending is going in 2022? Josh breaks it down. 
• MrBeast, aka Jimmy Donaldson, hits 100 million.
• Is Live Social Shopping dead or is it thriving? Max Benator and gives us the inside scoop on what’s really going on. 
• Josh’s upload. Something to do with Ludwig and MrBeast doing something cool…again.  

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Reporter ​​Colleen Sanders takes us through the final moments before the trial verdict is revealed as she reports from outside Jayce 42. Michelle Hayes speaks on the responsibility of Nile’s death. Kate comes to a personal revelation in regards to this case and records a heartfelt message for Gerald.

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Dr.Azatti goes inside Jayce 42 to provide medical care for Sergeant Place. His POV of the standoff and of Niles' injuries makes Kate begin to wonder who's really responsible for Nile’s death. Martin loses his cool as the tensions mount and he unloads on Jayce and Gerald. Big H and the community stand up for Niles, Gerald and Jayce in an unorthodox way.

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After multiple failed negotiation attempts, Detective Patterson tries his luck with Gerald. Meanwhile a reporter discovers Michelle Hayes at the protest and takes her to the police where she finally learns of the online trial. The media weighs in on Gerald, the trial and Jayce’s public image. 

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Niles’ mother recounts her arrival on the scene at Jayce’s 42 Sports Bar & Grill and we hear how the evening begins to unfold through her eyes. Kate questions the CEO of Polycam about the online trial then conflict and tensions rise between the members of the hostage negotiation squad. 

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After Niles’ death, Gerald uses what he believes to be the only option available to him to set the record straight - social media. Kate introduces footage and interviews with reporter Colleen Sanders, who broke Gerald’s story and the public trial that followed.

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Commander Ammons, the lead hostage negotiator, provides Kate with more insight from the scene of the standoff. Audio from inside the restaurant sheds light on Gerald’s mindset after the incident and Kate hears first hand accounts of Nile’s condition from the EMT.

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Martin Simms, who recorded the attack on Niles, gives Kate a firsthand overview of the events that transpired outside and inside of Jayce’s bar. Intriguing details are revealed surrounding Sergeant Place’s shooting and the hostage situation that follows.

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