keri putnam is a film executive and producer and the founder of putnam pictures. served for 11 years as the ceo of the sundance institute, which runs the sundance film festival. prior to that, she worked as a senior executive at miramax and hbo. she is also the co—founder of reframe. welcome. thank you, it's great to be here. stephanie allain is a film producer and writer and the newly elected co—president of the producers guild of america — the first woman of colour to hold the position. stephanie served nine years as vice president in women in film. she runs her own company, homegrown pictures, which focuses on creating content by and about women and people of colour. keri and stephanie, welcome to you both. happy to be here. now, keri, you were set on a career in theatre, but there was a plot twist when hollywood came calling. tell us about what happened. well, that was a very early plot twist in my career. i was coming out of college and i was going to go work at a theatre, and i had a a friend who was working at hbo, which at that time was a very start—up net

keri putnam is a film executive and producer and the founder of putnam pictures.he worked as a senior executive at miramax and hbo. she is also the co—founder of reframe. welcome. thank you, it's great to be here. stephanie allain is a film producer and writer and the newly elected co—president of the producers guild of america — the first woman of colour to hold the position. stephanie served nine years as vice president in women in film. she runs her own company, homegrown pictures, which focuses on creating content by and about women and people of colour. keri and stephanie, welcome to you both. happy to be here. now, keri, you were set on a career in theatre, but there was a plot twist when hollywood came calling. tell us about what happened.

domestic violence act that, uh, criminalizes the, uh, you know, you know, treat yourself into the putnam mullins, um, we, we, in terms of policy what we have several plans that we have ruled out to be able to do this. and i think one of the major plans is to be able to engage a stakeholders in the country as well as such, to stick within and stakeholders in the country to be able to do this. um, when, when i says to cold is what i mean is, uh, the people who uh, actually somebody just looking to be putnam roland themselves become a very strong voice in pushing an agenda. you know, to, to, to effect policy. you talked about needing to educate women in particular and in possible can i, can you explain more about that? um, on this projects we have decided to hold stimulus in which shops um, you know, in, in affected communities, communities that where we're finding that there are high resulting to be put, cannot be used. we believe that these types of education would be important because through this will be able to, eh, you know, highlights to women, some of the discriminatory gender norms

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the secretary of agriculture was that his name was adam putnam --agriculture -- his name was adam putnamut i did not know him. ron came to see me begging for an endorsement. i said you are dead. you don't have a chance. you are a dead man. if george washington and lincoln teamed up together and endorsed you, they couldn't do it. he said, sir, the people of florida love you. they love you. and i believe if you endorsed me i could win. he's at 40 or something, right? it was a short time and i said, you know, he fought for me, along with a lot of other congressmen and senators, but he did not fight like a jim jordan or like other people, but he fought. i mean, at least he thought. he was a live body. and based on that --that was impeachment hoax number one and two, so i said why not? i don't know the other gentlemen, adam putnam. i never met him. so i said let's give it a shot, ron. so i endorsed him and he went like a rocketship and won. then i had to get him through a general election. he was dying through the general election. we had to do it all over again. we held two or three rallies

"i'm the owner of 'putnam county news.'zoning initiative you're taking on. and if i'm not happy, you're not gonna be happy." [tense music] he went to town on me. he started running, you know, negative articles in the paper pretty much continuously about my performance on the town board. if we'd have a success with something, no coverage. any kind of, you know, hit and a failure, blown out of proportion. it was petty and vindictive, but if they didn't like somebody, if they singled you out, and you got in their crosshairs, you were in for a real thrashing in the local paper. which, in turn, meant local people started to see you in a different light. they would report on meetings that hadn't even happened. you know, how do you do this? how do you create your own reality? you know, they'd have quotes in there of things that didn't happen. he didn't care. i'd call up, and we'd argue on the phone, and he said, "look, if i want to, "i'll put a story about you, and that'll be true, "because what i say is true. i make the truth." ♪

the secretary of agriculture was up is a must adam putnam a respected guy, a good guy i did not knowgging for an endorsement i said ron, you're dead you don't have any chance. abraham lincoln came back from the dead. if george washington and lincoln teams up together and endorse endorserthey could not do it. said sir the people of florida love you. they love you. and i believe you endorse me i could win. these are 40 or something w is a short time and i said i hate fought for me along with a lot of other congressmen and senators but he did not fight like jim jordan or other people but he fought. lec fought. it was a body based on that the impeachment hoax number one in impeacandimpeachment hoax numbei said why not. i don't know the other gentleman adam putnam i had never met him i said let's give it a shot ron, let's see i endorsed him and he would up like a rocket ship and he won and then i had to get them through a general election he was dying on the general election we had to do it all over again build two or three rallies for him. the rallies have a massive crowds the biggest cr

i don't know the other gentlemen, adam putnam, i've never met him. so i said let's give it a shot.nt like a rocket ship and then i had to get him through the general election. he was dying in the general election. we had to do it all over again. we held two or three rallies for him. they had massive crowds, the biggest people have seen in years. today is not a rally. we are going to another stop, is somebody going to be there? are you going b to be there? that's pretty good. but we are going toe a second stop and then we go back and become again next week. then around january we will be coming and blitzing this beautiful place that i've helped so much with. he was opposed to ethanol and now i guess i don't know i have no idea i'm not sure. probably he's in favor of it now but one thingin you will learn about a politician, when they are against something that's where they alwayshe go and they will switch for elections. the bottom line is i endorsed him, he won and then i got him through the second one and he won by two points. and he did fine as a governor. he was fine. better than

the say can tom scott it was too easy for don stuck with a loud too much space to sit up to strike, putnam, but hoping to find refused to be ready, but then set back the pricing in position and the dumpster cough and the lead for the time babies. second, go with the evening. 10 minutes after the coolest the top of mind. we're now looking to submit the 3 points. defend the john brooks flat over with 10 minutes left. and then from the legacy was punished. a blackout passport was on the box gifted the ball to dump stones. yet another defensive land sold the visitors levels the schools for the time. again, the provider and scott, the again, the store of 33. it ended a treasured point. saddam stuck in an absorbing encounter disappointment for health and time, but at least a lovely se, uh, got something out of the game. booty own and can i have both found it tough going this season. but the but inside are on track to re for, to find the assist design and spend a day toilet. i mean for the 2nd time game in a row with a go. and once it hits to that, it was o'neill. my been should be about to be at

putnam hoping to find refused to be rental, but then said back, pressing them position in the dumpster. cough and the lead for the time babies. second, go with the evening, 10 minutes after the coolest the top of mind with no looking to submit. the 3 points defend the john brooks flagged over with 10 minutes left. and then slap legacy was punished. a blackout passport was on the box gifted the ball to tom still gets another defense of land sold, the visitors levels the schools for the time again, the provider and scott, the again the score 33. it ended a treasured point. the dumpster and an absorbing encounter disappointment for health and time, but at least down to the se, uh, got something out of the game studio and, and can i have both found it tough going this season. but the but inside are on track to re for society as a 1st design and spend a day hold up. i mean, for the 2nd time game in a row with a go. and once it hits to that, to was o'neill, my been should be about to be at his most in up between mistakes to keep his side in the gay, the but even he couldn't keep out of it fo

i wish it is jesus nation, charging pretoria, putnam, a boon. the looks through the wrongs to pray for each member individually up to 6 hours of service hungry guns are in this type of trends. the when confronted with crimes of these prophets, estimable and has a simple explanation, major was always refer people to the bible because the same. the same challenges that we encounter today is 7th of board, of the exact same challenges we find in the bible. and because the bible says, track the shipment and the ship with scott to so the and then the order is tries to select the ship with which you did with the profit. if you put so much find out on corporate ship, i'd appreciate it so that the people who are most strong in the face that will fall away from the system. it was some touch leaders like busta to young, the mobile and continued to justify the actions of the prophets. others find the strength to move on up to spending years? you know, so if i was to escape the hitman chevy is on the has phone, had a lot for music once again the, even though

jesus nation charging pretoria, putnam, a boom, the walks through the rounds to pray for each member individually, up to 6 hours of service hungry guns are in this type of trends. the when confronted with crimes of these prophets bust him up, wound as a simple explanation. always refer people to the bible because the same the same challenges that we encounter today is 7 to one of the exact same challenges we find in the bible. and because the bible says, track the shipment and the ship will scott to, for the enemy, orders twice to select the ship on which he did with the profits. he put so much fun on profit ship, appreciate it so that the people who are not strong in faith they will fall away from the system. the. 1 was some touch leaders like best talk to you on the mobile and continue to justify the actions of the prophets. others find the strength to move on up to spending us, you know, safe house to escape. the hitman chevy is on the has phone a lot for music. once again, the, even though the child for her to mentor much also has been ongoing for 6 years, is on the has no fear.

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able to expand more and more in so uh, a support design is a, you know, but it was a firm, bilateral putnam, i was one of those by electro upon, this is germany, it's been supporting kenya, in the development of geothermal energy for years, in april 2023 tells level of shows visited to arrange a fed up popular shape what some 70000000 euros can yet. and germany have end climates and development partnership supports came yet and reaching 100 percent renewable energy supplies, and also support the countries at a patient the climate change. i guess the green transition is well underway. almost half of the countries and the do you already come from, jo. 10 will pop high to wind and solar pod provides most of the rest in king at least fossil fuels would soon be history. that brings us to the end of this special edition of pico opera car to month the cop $28.00 tulips on climate change into by we hope we've given you some useful insights and so the challenges we all face, i've shown you some good solutions to i've priscilla and said, so you next time from lagos, nigeria. so you said, please on ev

when i says to cold is what i mean is, uh, the people who, uh, actually somebody just looking to be putnam role is themselves become a very strong voice and pushing an agenda, you know, to, to, to effect the policy you talked about needing to educate women in particular in, in possible can i, can you explain more about that? um, on this projects we have decided to uh, hold stimulus in which shops um you know, in, in affected communities communities that where we're finding that there are high resolving to be put not be used. we believe that these types of education would be important because through these will be able to add, you know, highlights to women, some of the discriminatory gender norms that increase the of one robin to just to and to be put in the abuse. and because we also find that on this project that you know, since you cannot make access decisions and make resources, are important. so i think there are plans for us to be able to, to on, you know, a, now we've been develop strategies or help provide. so she couldn't make up what you need to use that can help women who in the

putnam bella roost. it alters, has a border with a russian name, plays colleen and broad. so it's very tangible here that the warning ukraine is not far away and that russia could attend to oppose the threats to native territory. so off the rest of the invasion in february 22 released when you're already said that it needed more solid. i received from the west and the lions nature. then send as soldiers. he em all soldiers but on the rotational basis. and so now with the list waiting aggregate, this is the next steps they all saying we need to help strengthen the eastern flag . and so the feeling of relief in the capital building is was very powerful today. dw chief political correspondent, nina honda in brooklyn, that the way the tonight's meeting as always, thank you. so here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . germany's foreign minister on the bulkheads and said the berlin will do which i most do support vaccine production in africa, fer boxes in rwanda for the, you know, your ration ceremony of an m r n. a vaccine plan

the country to what they use paypal amongst putnam tardy assets. the backing of a government has never resulted to propaganda in the war. we are waging against terrorists on the country. we have always made it out to you to speak the truth about how we conduct the fights against terrorism. we have no doubt the moon's accusation was influenced by interests beyond our understanding, which explains why it is taking liberties with the truth i'm betrayed is public duty. in this article, the q is the book and obviously the able to even proud a of using propaganda to fight terrorism. and it was off of the claim. the government conceals the real numbers of casualties from terror attacks. but we discussed all of this with the apply a towel director of a book and of a news outlet associated with the since the crew. the government's approach towards francis changed. now we follow and read the french press completely differently. in my opinion, the government's actions are logical, but every time our french colleagues allow themselves too much, the government

country to what the newspapers among putnam tardy assets, the backing up a government has never resulted to propaganda in the war. we are waging against terrorists on the country. we have always made to talk judy to speak the truth about how we conduct off fights against terrorism. we have no doubt the moon's accusation was influenced by interests beyond our understanding, which explains why it is taking liberties with the truth. i'm betrayed his public duty. in this article, lamond accused the book and all of a liter eco came travel day of using propaganda to find tara the news output claim . the government conceals the real numbers of casualties from terror. attacks will be heard from a delay title, director of book, and i'll be news office. it was a great day since the crew, the government's approach towards france's changed. now we follow and read the french press completely differently. in my opinion, the government's actions are logical. every time our french colleagues allowed themselves too much, the government paid attention to this and an appropriate decision was made. today th

i've come to hollywood, to the women in film headquarters, where i'm joined by keri putnam and stephanie and led by women in film and the sundance institute called reframe, whose aim is to advance gender equity.

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chaplain at the state house visit of prisoners at mccollister penitentiary and packing them in at putnamhe pastor and his wife, charity began at home. >> their door was always open. and really truly cared about people and where they were, and how they could help them. and how they could serve people. >> it was that generosity and openness that many years later, brooks would honor and his movie about his parents. and about that haunting night. it was up to her 15th on monday, everybody at home. >> everybody was in the kitchen. fixing dinner. leslie was in the kitchen with her. >> it was brooks who answered the knock at the door. people called and all the time at the pastures house. this one he didn't recognize. a bearded stranger who wanted a favor. and no one felt the evil then. as it entered the house. >> the first thing i remember is raising my hands is it always happens together. guy never happens to you. [inaudible] >> coming up. suddenly, just before dinner, terror. nor >> he pulled out a 357 headed in my face and said, move over here. >> i remember that night. i was thinking, you'v

one in 1836 in putnam county, georgia. this is a postwar image of him and his grave down in texas. he comes to texas and 1858. he becomes a very prominent planter there. i want to find my notes because they are disheveled around here. he is a planter down there. probably don't have it graded around here somewhere. i want to read this to you. a planter down and pulled county, texas, which is northeast basically of houston in the eastern part of texas. he goes there in 1958. and he settles. the 1860 census says he is a planner in polk county and he has a real estate value of $42,000 and a personal estate value of 28,400 $60. today that would be one $5 million. his personal estate would be over $1 million. and in that personal estate or 33 enslaved people. so some of this total we know where that actually comes from. but had a very nice amount of real estate and it looks like he had a pretty prosper or a planter operation down in texas. he will join in march 1863. and his brother, robert w hubert is the first lieutenant commander in this battle and his brother is captured in the battl

born in 1836, he was born in putnam county, georgia. this is an image of him and the postwar image of his grave down in texas. my he comes to texas in 1858, and he becomes a very prominent planter there. and if i can find my notes, because they are all disheveled around here, he is a planter down there, um, i probably don't have it. right here, here it is. i want to read this to you. planter down in polk county, texas, which is northeast basically of houston. it is in the eastern part of texas. and he goes there in 1858 and he settles. the 1860 census, this is what it says about him, it says he is a planter in polk county, and he has a real estate value of $42,000. and he has a personal estate value of $28,460. today, that real estate value would be $1.5 million. his personal estate would be over $1 million. and in that personal estate are 43 enslaved people, so some of this total, we know where that actually comes from, but the real estate, he had a very nice amount of real estate and he had -- it looks like he had a pretty prosperous

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and in putnam in dutchess county since at least $800 more per month. these are additional housing costs of almost $10,000 or more a year, for many families it's totally unsustainable. this topic is critical which is why last month i held a conference roundtable discussion in my district housing issues that have significantly affected the local area and which included a diverse group of stakeholders elected officials, government agencies nonprofit organizations and keep figures from the real state agency including developers and others. while there are existing efforts that should be improved and expanded upon such as the affordable housing we need to be working to move the governmental barriers that drag approvals out for years.drive up costs and just incentivize the investment introspection our constituents need. i mentioned a number of times the impact that regulation on the cost of housing and incentivize action of building and the flawed attempts of government to intervene. this is been at the forefront of new york in the last few years that we see

in putnam and dutchess counties it is at least $800 more per month. in both instances these are additional housing cost of almost $10,000 or more a year. for many families it is totally unsustainable. this topic is critical which is why last month i held a comprehensive roundtable discussion in my district on the housing issues that have significantly affected the local area, in which included a diverse group of stakeholders, elected officials, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and key figures from the real estate industry including developers and realtors. while there some existing efforts that should be improved and expanded upon such as the affordable housing tax credit, we need to be working to remove the governmental barriers the drag approvals out for years, try the costs and this incentivize investment and participation our constituents in need. it's been mentioned a number of times the impact of regulation on the cost of housing and incentivization of building and the flawed attempts of government to intervene on this topic. this h

year with the dow posting a record close yesterday, joining us now is chief market strategist at fl putnam. ellen, it is good to have you here. the market and all of it in the last two months has built up a pretty heady bit of momentum. we have beaten inflation and growth seems okay. is there anything in that outlook that gives you hope or worries you a bit that we are overconfident? >> first of all, you are right. the market has correctly predicted the powell pivot which we saw in full bloom at the last fed meeting earlier in the month. as we look to 2024, there are a lot of good things happening. corporate profits still look okay. the economy looks pretty good. inflation is waning. jobs remain strong. there are a few points that worry us as well. the commercial real estate sector has been well discussed and that is weakening across the board. we also see that the consumer's excess savings, generally speaking, has been drawn down significantly. the lowest sector doesn't have the savings any more. you see that showing up in the credit card delinquencies. it does look, for the most part, th