Rated R Safety Show with Jay Allen

[00:00:00.00] Music: "This show is brought to you by Safety FM." Music Singing with me now, but I won't try to understand what can be said anymore. The following program is rated MALSV. language, sexual situations and violence. It is intended only for mature audiences. Finally, show with the balls and call it like it is. Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM. Countdown to audio torture. The Rated R Safety Show starts in three, two, one. one! Ah! Let the eardrum pain begin! Forget the corporate bullshit. This is the Rated R Safety Show, with your host, Doctor, uh, it doesn't matter who the host is. Oh, I think we have established that over the years. it does not matter who the host is what has always mattered is who the listeners are. Anyways, how are you on this lovely Tuesday, June the 23rd. I hope everything is good and grand inside of your neck of the woods as we are hanging out. Anyways, we are broadcasting from the safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida. and coming across the multiverse known as safety FM and hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there oh yes hanging out with our friends at radio big getting to do all the fun stuff that they get to do that's for sure and then we get to come in hang out with them which makes it a even more interesting interesting experience. Just to say a few here. So anyways, have you been? How's the last 24 hours treated you? Have you done anything super exciting? Have you seen any LinkedIn posts on how you missed out on the greatest week of the year last year, you know, the kind of typical shit that happens after most conferences. So I'm just asking. Just want to have a better understanding of life. That is for sure. Anyway, so we are hanging out doing all the fun stuff today. So yes, let's talk about what we do here. Our show consists of safety in the news, news and safety. That's just kind of what we do around here. No doubt about that. So if you want to hang out and do some things with us, you're more than welcome on doing that. You have a lot of options here. radio show that's also on a podcast network that also streams on a video. So let's talk about how we do this. You can find us on all major podcast catchers, including Spotify. Um, let's see, Apple podcast, iHeartRadio, Live365, Odyssey. You know, there's a lot of crap where you can find us. podcast catchers there. We're streaming on radio stations such as radio, big data, FM, safety, fm.com. That's just to name a few. So that's what we're kind of streaming. That's where we're doing our stuff. Then once you do that, you can do the visual radio depending on the podcast catcher or wherever you're at in regards like YouTube and things along those lines. Rumble, Twitch, I believe also you go to safetyfm.com. Click on visual radio. So there's all kinds of options in regards to what we have going on. 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So if you're good with this, I'm definitely good with this, we can start getting into the news. stories, because there are a crapload of them. That's what always happens. So if you're good with this, I will get you rolling right now. Here is the news on The Radio Star Safety Show. From Feature Story News in New Delhi, I'm Neha Punia. Iran has rejected U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance's claims that as part of a broader peace deal, Tehran will allow nuclear inspectors Experts say the fact that Vance highlighted the inspector's issue as a breakthrough reveals how important access to Iran's nuclear sites is to the American side. The lifting of sanctions on Iranian oil will allow Tehran to sell oil in U.S. dollars for the first time in decades. This presents a challenge for the U.S., as Kate Fisher reports. Clearly, verification is central. to all of this. One of the big things that the Trump administration has a problem with is, for example, the stockpiles of enriched uranium that are still in Iran, and they will want to be able to inspect Iran's nuclear sites, and the fact that J.D. Vance is suggesting this is a major break. in these talks shows just how important it is to the United States. I think one of the big problems is that when it comes to the money that Iran will make from selling its oil, of course those sanctions that the US had imposed on Iran's oil industry have now been lifted under this interim agreement, meaning that they can sell their oil at market prices. price and the US is going to have a lot less say over what they do with that income than they do, say, over frozen assets that they have allowed Iran access to once again. So I think they are going to really struggle when it comes to what they do with that oil money. the Pakistani capital, Hiram Mustafa has more on how the easing of some sanctions on Tehran could revive a long-stalled energy project between the two neighbours. As soon as the Iranian president, Massoud Pazishkian, is going to arrive in Islamabad today, he will be holding high-level talks with the Pakistani prime minister, Shahbaz Sharif, as well as the foreign minister, Ishaq Dar. Officials here in the capital are hoping that the lifting of some sanctions from Iran during the Lucerne summit is paving a way to restart the progress on Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline that will help strengthen the economic cooperation between the two countries, which has been stalled over the years due to sanctions. on Iran. in modern warfare, misinformation campaigns, and fake news, it will be crucial to see how the BRICS bloc decides to tackle such emerging threats. From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN. With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks. It's been 10 years to the day since the British public decided to remove the United Kingdom from the European Union. A referendum result showed 50... percent of the country favoring withdrawal against 48 percent who wanted to stay in. Amid the current political turmoil in Britain, attention is being paid to the post-Brexit balance sheet. Anant Menon is professor of European politics at King's College London. The root of Brexit is a trade-off okay and it's a trade-off between political autonomy and market access so If you're someone who thinks, actually, I want immigration policy, trade policy, regulatory policy to be made by my government in London without anyone else getting involved in it, then Brexit has worked in the sense that we now have that regulatory independence, the freedom to do our own trade deals, the freedom to set our own immigration policy, but - and the trade-off was always implicit in it. this at a cost which means that we no longer have easy access to the European market so we've paid an economic price for that freedom. There has been an economic impact of Brexit that's definitely the case but secondly it's also I think true that people look at the overall state of the economy and come to a conclusion about Brexit about that and the overall state of the economy is not simply down to Brexit. they want the UK to return to the European Union. But as we will hear from Professor Menon tomorrow, that is a very complicated journey. With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks. The main news again. Iran has rejected U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance's claims that as part of a broader peace deal, Tehran will allow nuclear inspectors back into the country. Iran's president is visiting the Pakistani capital of Islamabad to discuss a long-stalled energy project between the two neighbors. National security advisers and senior defense officials from BRICS nations are meeting to discuss the latest developments. The focus on emerging tech and its challenges is New Delhi's way of building consensus on issues, and that is the latest feature story news, Neha Poonia reporting. Listen to your own risk. Rated R. Safety Show. Access or PIA can help you. 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That's mobilemobile.io to start your 10-day trial. ten day free trial. come out before I walk in here on Tuesday. Yeah, I don't know why I do that, and then I check it afterwards and I go oh yeah, I should have probably talked about that. Always happens on a Tuesday. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what I'm thinking half the time. There you go. So let's start talking because of course there's new stories and then there's new stories and then there's drama. So let's talk about this conservative commentator. Tucker Carlson says that he no longer considers himself a Republican, blaming the party leaders for what he calls a betrayal of their voters. During a recent podcast interview, Carlson declared, "I'm out," saying that he no longer supports the GOP after its backing of Israel in the U.S. military action against Iran. He argued that the party has put the interest of another country ahead of the American people, making it impossible for him to continue supporting it. Carlson said that he voted Republican his entire adult life and has spent roughly 35 years defending the party, but he now believes that the GOP leaders have abandoned their core responsibility and representing American voters. He also made it clear that he's not switching sides, saying that he no longer has no intention of supporting Democrats either. Maybe it's time to start your own thing. Who knows. Take a listen to what he had to say. I would not support the Republican Party. There's no chance I would support the Republican Party. I'm not gonna support the Democratic Party. I don't know. what I'm gonna do but at this point you know how could you support how could I or any American voters support a political party that's not loyal to the United States that puts the interests of a foreign country above those of its own citizens like that's that's you know it's not possible to vote for people like that and I'm not going to and I think I voted Republican my entire life I worked at Fox News CNN, MSNBC, I've been a consistent defender for 35 years of the Republican Party, I mean very consistent defender, but there's no defending this because it's immoral and it's exactly the opposite of what a political party in a democracy is charged with doing, which is representing its own voters, its own citizens, its own nation. not doing that. So no, I'm out, and if I'm out, then I think a lot of other people are out. So what do you think? So is he referencing there towards the end, that if he's out, he's taking other people with him? Or is the belief system that because he doesn't look at those things, the way that he used to, neither do other people, that's going to be the greatest question of all in regards on how that - Duh. - Is one of those things that we have to take a look at, no doubt about that. Anyways, let's continue talking about some other things that are going on inside of the world, 'cause that's what we do around here. So, I wanna make reference to this, 'cause I always get those questions that pop in. I thought this-- - Hold on. - Hold on. Let me do it properly. - I thought this was a safety shoe. "Why are you talking about the news? I need to know more about safety." Okay, so what we do around here is we talk a little bit about everything. The reason that I do it in this particular format is because I think that you need to have things that are going on if you're going to have a meeting before you just jump into it and go, "I am Mr. Brim." Improper and we can only talk about safety. Oh, what regulations are we gonna talk about today? We can only talk about safety. What regs? I need the regs. It's okay. We can talk about other stuff, too, as we are talking. Okay, so in a new TikTok video, a relationship expert revealed the two words a man can tell... of woman to get her to fall in love with him. Two words. You ready for this? I mean, you definitely have to take a listen to this because I just don't believe anything anymore. Say this if you want her to fall in love with you. It's only two simple words. Men who are irresistible to women are that way because of the choices they consistently make. Oh, and if you want to learn more about it, you can book a call. Add this into the vernacular you use with her. and she's yours. The two words are this. For you. I will do that for you. For you, I have the time. I got this for you. They say everyone walks around with a sign on them that says make me feel important, and saying these words will make her feel like she's the only girl in your world. Okay, so there you go. For you. For you. So I've done this show today for you. I don't get this. Do you really feel like that's is that really the game changer? I don't know Maybe that's uh, one of those things that uh, we should probably uh give some consideration to another pitfall of our society rated r safety show Okay, so let's continue talking about some other things that are going on inside of the world here the U.S. Senate overwhelmingly approved the bipartisan housing bill yesterday. 85 to 5 vote amid aimed at making housing more affordable. The legislation called 21st Century Road to Housing Act now heads to the House of Representatives for consideration. The bill was negotiated by lawmakers from both parties including Republican Senator Tim Scott and Democrat Elizabeth Warren, who praised the effort as proof that Washington can still work together on major issues. Warren said that the bill shows bipartisan legislation can make meaningful difference rather than setting for a bare minimum. A handful of Senators missed the vote because severe thunderstorms disrupted their flights in DC. Is that the counter five or is that just kind of people who said, "Nah, I don't agree with it. I'm just asking. I want you to have a better understanding." So there you go. Okay, take a listen to this. A judge in Utah has rejected a defense request to force a key witness to testify at next month's preliminary hearing of the murder case. of Charlie Kirk. The witness, Tyler Robinson's former roommate and romantic partner, who prosecutors say exchanged text messages with Robinson on the day Kirk was fatally shot. The defense argued that the witness should appear in person because those conversations are part of evidence prosecutors are using as they pursue the death penalty. Judge Tony Graff Jr. denied the request for now, saying the defense failed to show that the witness testimony would likely affect whether there is enough evidence to move the case forward. He also ruled that the prosecutors can rely on certain heresy evidence during the preliminary hearing, noting that a hearing is only meant to determine probable cause, not guilt. or innocence. Robinson 23 is accused of fatally shooting Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk during an event in Utah Valley University in September of 2025. He surrendered to police the following day and has not entered a plea. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty and Robinson faces multiple charges including aggravated murder, obstruction. of Justice, Witness Tampering, and Weapons Related Offensives, so there you go. A lot of stuff going on there as we are talking. What do you think here? I'm just asking because, man, it's gonna get more and more interesting. Like, I will tell you, I can remember exactly where I was when I found out what exactly had occurred with Charlie Kirk. It's interesting. Well, let me say found out that's bullshit because that's not a true statement when I had heard that he had been shot Yes, I don't really think that everything has been finalized in regards to that investigation But we can leave that for another day in regards of what we're talking about there. That is for sure Yeah, so let's continue talking a new report claims that investigators may have missed a crucial opportunity in search for names We can't see Gunthery, the mother of today's show, co-anchor Savannah Gunthery, who disappeared in February. According to airmail, authorities believe that early ransom emails from a alleged kidnapper were credible because they included details that only someone close to the case would likely know, including that Nancy was wearing, when she vanished, an information about her property. Instead of paying the $4 million ransom demand, investigators reportedly used tactics called "tickling the wire," sending just $152 in Bitcoin in hopes of tracking the recipient. The money was never touched. After the ransom deadline passed, the alleged kidnapper reportedly claimed that Nancy had died and offered to return her body. for the original payment. Nancy remains missing nearly five months later and while one person has been arrested for sending fake ransom messages, the FBI continues to investigate and is offering a reward of up to $50,000 for information that could lead to the recovery or the arrest of those responsible. So there you go. five months. Now, let's be realistic here, because I kind of want to have an understanding of this tickling the wire. So if you ask somebody for $4,000,000, you know, 4,000,400,000.4 million You send them $152, they would be a dumbass if they touch that. I mean, think about that for just a brief moment. I understand what you're attempting to do, but man, are really people that messed up that you would think, okay, this seems like this is going to be a good idea for them as they go ahead and open that? I mean, how would you not know that you are about to get the setup of setups in regards of opening that thing? I mean, I would think that somebody with a brain would realize that you have just set them up in a way that they know the moment that they open this, it's Pandora's box on the other side. Or am I looking at this going? Oh, no, I have no idea. I have no idea what I'm talking about and you definitely pulled the fast one over when it was all said and done. Safety in a way never heard of before. The Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM. I'm just asking you to get mad at me for making that reference. I mean, I'm just asking this kind of a weird thing to talk about So there you go. A lot of stuff going on inside of the world. Should we talk about this one? I don't know I kind of feel like this is more of an hour to one but let's talk about it because it's making the rounds and People are gonna care about this. So take a listen to this Tom Brady is questioning whether the National Football Football League has gone too far in changing the game to reduce head injuries. During a recent podcast appearance, Brady said that players understand the risks that come with football and argued that the league should focus on improving recovery and medical care rather than continuing to reduce contact through rule changes. Brady acknowledged that no one wants to see players get hurt, but said that physical play is a fundamental part of football. He estimated the league has reduced the contact by roughly 25 to 30 percent through rule changes, new helmets, guardian caps, and strictly enforcing hits to the head. His comments revisits the long-running issue in his personal life. In 2017, when wife Giselle Bunchen revealed that Brady had... suffered multiple concussions during his career and public express concern about the toll football was taking on his health. Brady later admitted that she wanted him to retire years before he eventually stepped away from the game in 2023. Didn't he retire then he'll come back almost immediately. Say a list of what he had to say. I think just because of people being really conscious and And I don't, it's not my favorite thing to talk about. I think that like part of what you sign up for as an athlete is you're willing to take more risks than what other people are willing to take, and I played, you know, and I've been around a lot of NFL athletes. Michael Strahan is one of my great friends. He's on TV with me. Rob Gronkowski, you know, guys that played in the certain area of tough football. We're great, you know what I mean? We work hard, we took care of ourself. We look back at our careers, and I think you're real happy, and I think I'm really happy about the sport that I played because it was physical, and the physicality of the sport forced me to come up with disciplines within myself that allowed me to be very healthy over a long period of time. Okay, but let's talk about this. You are in a position and I'm just saying in regards of your position that you are defended by a whole line I don't know if everybody who plays football is in that category and I'm not picking on you believe me By no means here. I'm just saying let's think about this for just a brief moment in time Because it gets weird. It gets weird when you say thinking about it. I mean, not everybody plays that position, and don't get me wrong. He's considered one of the greatest football players of all time, specifically in the quarterback position. So there you go. I don't know. I don't know what's right. I don't know what's wrong. Just something to get into right there. Anyways, a camping trip in California took a disgusting turn when a man dropped his sunglasses into a vault toilet at Camp Edison and decided that they were worth retrieving. Instead, he fell into the toilet chemical waste tank and became tramped. Emergency crews performed a confined space rescue, pulling him out at about 15 minutes before firefighters hosed him down. Authorities didn't say whether he, uh, ever recovered the sunglasses, but it's safe to say that they weren't worth the dive. That's one crappy vacation story, if you kind of think about it, and he really took the deep dive into the situation. He went looking for shades and found the dark side, and that's what happens when you refuse to let things go. His vacation went straight down the toilet, and I mean literally there. when it's all said and done and you found rock bottom and kept going and it turns out that hindsight isn't cleaner than foresight so there you go uh some things to think about as we are talking what do you think there i mean realistically would you take a dive for it i mean the argument here there are sunglasses there are prescription sunglasses that's the only way you can see maybe debatable. Or if you have one of those cars that has Bluetooth connection, and your keys the only one that's on your phone, I could understand maybe some of that. If you have like no other option, like no other option whatsoever. I could understand maybe taking the dive. But man -Sounds rough. -Safety never sounded so terrible. Rated-R safety show. Okay, a Denver woman's, uh, simple chicken nugget dinner turned into a viral, uh, mess after black liquid suddenly sprayed all over the kitchen when she pulled a baking pan out of the oven. TikToker Abby Smith -- yes, Abby Smith -- had no idea what caused the explosion, discussed that the culprit was an old, double-insulated baking sheet. Water would become trapped inside of the pan, oxidize over time, and then boiled under the pressure in the oven, forcing a black liquid out through a small hole. Smith says that the experience taught her, and now millions of viewers, to make sure that insulated pans are completely dry. before using them. Those weren't chicken nuggets, they were ink nuggets is what it sounds like. Man, what a weird time that is. So there you go. Take a listen to this one. A family in Queensland, Australia got into an unexpected houseguest when they discovered a large snake hiding behind their living room TV. Professional snake catcher Stuart McKenzie. was called into to safely remove the reptile using a snake hook to put it in a pull to pull it from behind the television before Relocating it it back into the wild the family believes the snake is lightly slithered inside through an open door or a window snake catching catching company joked on social media that the reptile wanted to watch a movie with the family but admitted that it wasn't exactly a welcome for movie night so there you go. That's definitely an unexpected guess when you start thinking about it when it's all said and done. I mean I don't know if that's something that you'd really want but it's something definitely to give some consideration to as we are hanging out. Anyways 32 minutes past the top of the hour. Here is our main story on a rated R safety show. So it's definitely time to do some, uh, some talking Hawking here in regards of some stuff, because that's what we do around here. We talk a little bit about everything. So it's kind of funny because we look at an invoice. just look at that invoice is probably where we should start and if you want to know exactly what the system values don't read the mission statement read the billing structure so I don't know if you've heard of this organization but I want to reference it I was tracking a thread on LinkedIn yesterday from the safety Knights Network earlier that they were just in the day, and it completely validated the toxic static that we've been monitoring for years and we're witnessing an absolute unapologetically shakedown. The price tag is currently behind being slapped on a safety conference. Executive symposiums, elite certifications that are stacked. staggering. We are talking about thousands of dollars for a three day badge of honor. You pay a premium rates to sit in an air conditioner ballroom, staring at the slide deck, debating the formatting of the compliance report while 20 feet away to the blue line, an unresolved Nightmare is actively unfolding. So let's talk about this. The system has figured out how to monetize the simulation, and the business is booming. Let me be brutally honest with you for just a few moments here, because I've been the mark for this exact con. For a long time, I actually thought that the letters would, uh... it feel real. I chased every safety designation that I could get my hands on all the way up a certified safety executive. I studied, I trained, I passed the test and I stacked those acronyms after my name and I felt like an outsider who had earned the right to sit at the table. I watched people light up. up on LinkedIn every time that they added another set of letters on their profile, and I played that exact same game for a period of time. But here is the devastating truth that breaks the cartel entire business model. All of the credentials in the world will not help you if you're asking the wrong questions. What do you think of this video and what do you think I should do next? Let me know in the comments. the map for the premium prices, completely divorced from the reality of the territory. They have constructed the black iron prison, a closed loop matrix where you pay top dollar to maintain the illusion of control. Think about what Philip K. Dick warned us about when we, when, We are trapped in the sequence of fake realities, and the cartel is the architect of the hologram, changing you and the entry fee to stare at the shadows on the wall where the real world burns outside. It is exactly what professional wrestling, corporate safety has become a work to do. shoot. It feels like an unscripted and raw, but it's actually part of the show. A calculated dose of reality injected onto the performance to keep the crowd guessing. You walk into these high price seminars and people are posturing talking about lessons learned, but underneath the language and the slides, you can feel it. We aren't fixing the system. we are performing around it. It is compliance theater designed to protecting the image of control. Now seriously, the image of control and what happens when you build the entire industry on the appearance of performance instead of actual safety? The system collapses. Look at 2008. I want to bring this up for a moment. crisis. Banks started offering high-risk loans to people who couldn't afford them because the structure incentivized selling, not sustaining. The metric said that this system was fine, but the metrics were lying. The rating agencies stamped those bundles as top-tier because they were paid to approve, not to question. That's what happens when performance outpaces perception. People inside of the system stop seeing the system, they just followed the rules and trusted the models. But when you ignore the early signals, the small breakdowns, the honest conversation, those signals don't go away, they pile up. Eventually the system calls in the tab. expensive certification and bloated programs are the subprime mortgages of the industry. They look at secure on paper, but they are hollow, and then they crash, the crash comes. It's the frontline workers on the blue line who pays the highest price because the system was never designed to protect them. It was designed to extract. from them? Yes. So how do we break up the high-entropy loop? And how do we strip away the noise and find a low-entropy truth? We look at Bruce Lee, the Tao Jeet Kune Do. Lee gives us the exact antidote of corporate bloat. He writes the the height of cultivation runs through simplicity, while while halfway through the cultivation runs the orimentation. Think about that for a moment, and let me let this sink in the cartel is selling you the orimentation. They are selling you 72 slide deck, elite membership, the complex bureaucracy framework. It is a fancy mess that distorts the cramps of practitioners, distracting them from the actual reality of combat, which is simple and direct. Jeet Kune Do favors formlessness, so that you can assume all forms. The art of Jeet Kune Do is simple, and it's simply to simplicity. and then you simplify it avoids superficial penetrates the complex and goes straight to the heart of the problem and it pinpoints key factors absence stereotype technique and the substance means to be total totally free you don't get $5,000 master class to achieve that you don't need an acronym, you just need to hack away the unessential and you need presence. So let's talk a little bit more about some of this stuff because that's gonna be important. Thomas Campbell tells us that high entropy systems are chaotic, noisy, and driven by fear. That is what the cartel's business model, they injected high entropy fear into the culture. Fear to audit, fear to obliterate. reliability, fear to noncompliance, and then they sell you the high entropy cure. But true safety is low entropy. It is quiet. It is a foreman who pulls down the clipboard and looks at the operator in the eye and says, "What is the system making it impossible for you to be able to do today?" at its core is absolutely free, and that's what makes it so terrifying to the establishment. They cannot monetize a genuine human conversation on a shop floor. They cannot put a price tag on leaders who has the guts to drop the kayfabe, breaks down the fourth wall, and admits that the procedure doesn't match the reality of the work. So here we have to stop working the marks. We have to stop funding the simulation. The next time you are handed a glossy brochure about a safety symposium that costs more than a frontline worker makes in a month, recognize it for what it is, a toll booth inside the black iron prison. Keep your eye, keep your money, and keep your eyes wide open walk the floor flying the glitches because the people doing the work aren't the problem They are the signal so let me explain this to you. I Am going to take this post from safety nights, and maybe I should show this for a moment here Let's let's uh let's move some things around for a moment because I think that that might be the better way of doing this and I can show this to you in regards of how they had this set up because I thought it was a it was a pretty interesting in regards on how this was set up so if you take a look at the safety Knights this is their post I'm gonna put it inside of the show do You can take a look at this, but man, was this kind of strategize geniusly, but look at the picture. If you're on the on the video feed point of view, you don't make 5k to spend. You don't have 5k to spend and can't take three days off. I thought it was a genius post. This is why we kind of built this thing around it today. being able to talk about this. So anyways, think about those things today, because it's definitely gonna be a different one, as people are going to look at this and go, man, what exactly is going on? So thanks for the safety knife for this post. What did he just say? We don't always agree with the viewpoints of our hosts and guests. Now back to real safety talk on you're listening to the home of Real Safety Talk. You're listening to Safety FM. We'll be right back. In safety, in my opinion, you woke up. You saw the system, the simulation, the structure that trained you to mistake compliance for care. Safety mutation, information misdirection. up where the signal fractured. Because the system didn't shut you down, it rebranded you. It packaged your voice, sold your rebellion as a new initiative, and smiled while doing it. This isn't a manual, it's a decoded transmission about what happens when slogans replace stories, when safety becomes marketing, and when the truth gets mirrored so perfectly, you forget it was ever yours. You'll see the mutation. Learning teams turned into theater. Zero harm turned into optics, and feedback turned into formatting. But the signal didn't die. It was redirected. Safety Mutation is book two of the Signal Transformation. mission trilogy available now in print kindle and audiobook narrated by the author Jay Allen PhD because the system adapted now it's your move that actually addresses your hazards and your workplaces and is not standardized baloney from 25 years ago. Contact the Safety Wards team at safetywards.com or call Jim Polzl at 845-269-5772. Remember, if you are receiving this message, you are the solution to unsafe workplaces. 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Anyways, we would like to thank the Urbanites for allowing us to play this here on the Rated R server. No doubt about that. Okay, so let's continue talking about some other things that are going on inside of the world and the multiverse, 'cause that's just kind of what we do around here, and if anything, let me tell you about the most important thing, if not the most important thing, that I will ever tell you in my lifetime, and that's about my friends at To Write Love on Our Arms. - Duh. - No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help, and we want you to be. you to know that people have been where you are now and things can get better. Healing is possible. To find out more information, all you have to do is go to twloha.com. That's twloha.com. That's to write love on her arms. Once you get there all kinds of information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self injury. suicide, trauma, grief support, just to name a few. That's T-W-L-O-H-A dot com, to write love on her arms. Believe me, once you get there, it can change everything for you. Being dead serious as I say that. Listen, there are times in life that things kinda get very interesting and you might just need some resources. If you go to this website, you will find things for you and maybe even someone else in the long run TWLOHA.com To write love on her arms go to the far right hand side and click on the section that says find help So there you go. A lot of stuff going on there inside of the multiverse Okay, so a couple of different things coming up real quick I forget. July the 13th is so close it's not even funny anymore. I think it's like three weeks away or was three weeks away yesterday. So, this is going down like a merry-go-round. So there you go. Reality Shifts is an observational symphony is 100% live and in person taking place in Orlando. We're doing this at the Aloma Cinema Grill in Orlando. What's gonna happen there? Well, we're gonna be hanging out with Todd Conklin, talking about human and organizational performance. We'll be hanging out with Nick Weatherly, talking about behavior-based safety. We'll have myself there, talking about Signal, and then we'll watch a level of a documentary at some point. and go from there. If you are interested in showing up, all you have to do is go to safetyfm.io to find out more information. safetyfm.io, you'll find out more information inside of there, boom, and we'll get everything moving and grooving for you. No doubtie outie about everything that's going on right there. there. So once you do that, we are guilds in to move forward. So there you go. A lot of stuff to think about a lot of stuff to talk about as we are hanging out. So safety fm.io taking place July the 13th. In Orlando, some people are like why a Monday? Well, if you want to hang out in Orlando over the weekend, it gives you the opportunity of doing so anyways with that being said i do have john small waiting in the wing wanting to talk about the motivation minute so let's do that right now courtesy of jspacemedical.com today's quote was submitted by colin paul mccartney said i used to think anyone doing anything weird was weird Now I know that it is the people that call others "weird" that are weird. I love this. I remember meeting a guy that was weird to me when I was about 20 years old. He did weird things and made his living being a little bit odd. He would travel from place to place and put on shows that would make people laugh and would amaze them with his skills with cards and juggling. He was a comedian, a juggler, a magician, and a pastor. What a combination. event that was a fundraiser for our youth ministry. We brought people to the event and he made them glad they joined us. I remember thinking that he was fun and cool but about as weird as you could be. Now as I'm in my 50s I look back and think what was weird about it? He made a living entertaining other people. This has been the Motivation Minute. I'm John Small, thanks for listening. motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivationminute.org. differences before key deadlines." Negotiations involved spending priorities and government programs affecting millions of Americans nationwide. Further discussions are expected as both parties seek agreement on remaining issues. Kevin Sanders reporting. "Health officials warn that an Ebola outbreak in Central Africa is expanding, raising concerns about strained medical systems." cross-border spread. Authorities reported rising case numbers and growing infections among health care workers treating patients. International agencies are increasing support while neighboring countries strengthen monitoring and response efforts. Gary Beck reporting. Transportation officials investigated disruptions affecting travelers after technical. and operational problems caused delays at multiple locations. Airlines and agencies work to restore schedules while assisting affected passengers across the country. Reviews are underway to determine causes and reduce future interruptions. Liam White reporting. Diplomats gathered in Switzerland on Sunday as delicate negotiations sought to preserve a fragile Middle East ceasefire, while regional tensions remained high. "Officials from the United States and Iran continued talks aimed at advancing a broader agreement. Mediators remained involved as disputes over security, shipping routes, and future commitments threatened progress. Chris Anderson reporting." Federal officials are reviewing election security measures after renewed attention focused on voting systems ahead of upcoming nationwide contests. Government agencies said existing safeguards remain in place to protect election infrastructure. Additional assessments and recommendations are expected as preparations continue for future voting cycles. Jessica Oakley reporting. Violence continued in parts of the Middle East despite diplomatic activity, leaving civilians at risk and complicating efforts to stabilize several conflict zones. new strikes and clashes affecting communities already facing months of hardship. Aid groups urged restraint while governments monitored conditions and weighed further responses. Lawrence Keller reporting. Communities across several states faced severe weather threats as emergency crews monitored conditions and prepared for possible flooding and storm damage. Local authorities issued warnings and encouraged residents to follow safety safety guidance during changing conditions. Forecasts indicated hazardous weather could continue affecting travel and outdoor activities. Kyle Norris reporting. Leaders backing Ukraine signaled renewed support as concerns grew over possible Russian attacks and continuing pressure along the front lines. Ukrainian officials said allies pledged additional military and economic assistance during ongoing The commitments focus on defense needs, while sanctions and diplomatic pressure on Moscow are expected to continue. Benjamin Wright reporting, and that's the latest news headlines with Alan Edwards. If you think local radio sucks, wait until you hear our free-form station. Don't think. I never really think that anybody understands sarcasm in that one, but whatever. Okay, so let's continue talking about some other things that are going on inside of the world of the Multiverse, because that's kind of what we do around here. So anyways, let's talk about some things that happened back on this date, back in 1860, US Secret Service was created. In 1938, It's the first aquarium, Marine Land, so just in case. In 1955, Walt Disney's Lady and the Tramp is released. In 1979, the Charlie Daniels Band's release as the robot went down to Georgia. In 1989, the movie... Batman premieres. Let's see, in 2006, Aaron Spelling, TV producer, dies, and then, let's see, in 2009, the Tonight Show sidekick, Egg McMann, died at the age of 86. So there you go, some things going on back on the dates listed. Let's talk about some celebrity birthdays going on. today. Randy Jackson turned 70. Francis McDermott turned 69. Selma Blair turns 54. What else? Jason Mraz turns 49, and Duffy, the singer, yeah, 42. So there you go. Let's talk about some things that you ought to know because it seems around that time to talk about it. Alan Greenspan, one of the most influential economists in modern history. history has died at the age of 100 from complications related to Parkinson's disease. Greenspan led the U.S. Federal Reserve from 1987 to 2006, serving under four presidents and helping steer the American economy through major events including the 1987 stock market crash, the Asian financial crisis, the dot-com boom and bust. the aftermath of September 11th, and he earned the nickname "The Maestro" for his enormous influence over the financial markets. After leaving the Fed, Greenspan remained active as an author, consultant, and commentator on global economic issues, widely praised for overseeing the long period of economic growth. His legacy became more complicated after the 2008 financial crisis, with critics arguing that some of his support for deregulation contributed to the collapse. His wife and veteran journalist, Andrea Michele, said that he was a giant of a man who wasn't afraid to acknowledge his mistakes. So there you go. Let me see, do I have time for one more? Let's try one more. Palm Beach International Airport is getting a new name beginning July the 9th. The Florida airport will officially become President Donald J. Trump International Airport following the state law that was passed in March. The final approval is expected from the FAA on that day. Travelers shouldn't notice any disruption, though airport officials say that the transition, new signs branding and public material will happen in phases over the coming months while the airport operation continues to be normal. So there you go. Anyways, that's gonna sum up our time together at the top of the hour. We'll be going over to radio big.fm if you're not there already. But over the next two hours, we'll be talking about the world of music in the world of entertainment and playing some music if you want to go over there to radiobig.fm. If you don't want to go over there and you want to hang out here with the likes of Sheldon Primus, you're more than welcome on doing that, as he will be talking about the life of safety consulting. Yep, that's what he does. So there you go. So if I can leave you with some words of wisdom, let me give you this one. We can often do more for other men by correcting our own faults than trying to correct theirs, and if you need advice for today, grill lemon halves and squeeze them over chicken or seafood for some extra flavor. Some things to think about. Anyways, I know who you are. You know who I am. Love ya, mean it, and goodbye. - The views and opinions expressed during this broadcast, podcast, or radio show are solely those of the host and guests. and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Safety FM and/or Radio Big. The content discussed, including examples of analysis, is provided for illustrative purposes only. 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