keri putnam is a film executive and producer and the founder of putnam pictures.ved 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's also the co-founder of reframe. keri, welcome. keri: thank you, it's great to be here. kim: stephanie allain is a film producer and writer and the newly elected co-president of the producers guild of america, the first woman of color to hold that position. stephanie served nine years as vice president of women in film. she runs her own company, homegrown pictures, which focuses on creating content by and about women and people of color. keri and stephanie, welcome to you both. stephanie: yeah, happy to be here. keri: thank you. kim: now, keri, you were set on a career in theater, but there was a plot twist and hollywood came calling. tell us about what happened. keri: well, that was a very early plot twist in my career. i, um, i was coming out of college and i was gonna go work at a theater, um, and i had a friend who wa

berlin, the because it was used by vehicles for allied military emissions between west berlin and putnam dominy. i'm the lead him is your it also gives a couple of the tls for once agents to the soviet k g b who also lived in the land and this quote yacht. they were trained in the city. my wife has been buying for 10 years to be assigned to sleep. the agents in the us, [000:00:00;00] the fuel and grants. are you mind kitchen is buying is not generally recognized as an occupation of that. or you can't just apply the, the adventure. the excitement arose from traveling through 5 countries and 14 days it's in power under 3 or 4 different names hutton, but i don't know if you have 15 and um, if i do 15 years with a k g b, i never once held a gun in my hand and i see you smile, you want me to buffet and a 100 and i'm to i once flushed my passport on the train toilet, then grabbed a new one for you to that the noise. and then what? then i had to check into a hotel and completely forgot my new name. mm hm. and vision um, extend it. i just have it on a hill on the wisdom outskirts. the billing is

on data that showed that more americans were bowling, but fewer and fewer were bowling in leagues putnam follows the decline of social groups and tries to pinpoint causes the single most consistent predictor he presciently observed was television technology. and the internet have allowed people to make leisure a private rather than a communal activity. it goes beyond college campuses. in my book, age of revolutions, i point out that what has really caused alienation in america, even when incomes have stayed steady or even risen, has been the collapse of community and small america the mom-and-pop store gone unable to compete with amazon. the corner arcade displaced by online gaming. the local movie theater run out of town by netflix churches were so many americans gathered every sunday are increasingly empty the big metro centers to which everyone has flocked to have communities. but they are communities largely shaped by our jobs the journalist nicholas lemon once noted that he had lived in five american cities, washington, new orleans, austin, cambridge, and pelham according to him, th

putnam said that a community's level of social capital is determined by relationships forged when we joined clubs associate with our neighbors read local newspapers and yes, join a bowling league. he offered suggestions on reconnecting with family and friends and neighbors five years later, and still two years before the release of the iphone, richard lu published last child in the woods. lose focus was on child rearing and encouraged unstructured play he said it was unhealthy to raise children disconnected from the natural outdoor world three years later, it was built. bishops turn with the big sort bishop said that we disengaged as a society after vietnam when we re-engaged in the internet era, it was a long, far more narrow lines of interest, making it easier to associate with a like-minded, including on matters of politics lenore skin az published free-range kids one year later. you might remember when she made headlines after allowing her nine year-old to ride the new york city subway alone? she has since championed the let grow movement. she had many of the same themes as richa

a that virtual sex putnam, that was one of the main problem is, is at the las vegas, i don't entertainment expo in late january with the help of technology pulling. actors could also let them a double gang, a chat on their behalf, and generate virtual explicit content using that likeness. how does that work? and what could i mean for our sex? i loved lives. how to create an a i dream putting up. there are different platforms and tools available online that can be used to generate virtual erotic content. you can choose from a menu, are you looking for? i'm not a woman. you can define size, it's head color on other features and you can even choose what kind of action see. and you would like to see. the actors could look like real humans. full. would you prefer me? in some cases, you can even enter your sexual fond to see via text property. in principle, these a i generate does operate like any other image generates a similar to the likes of valley or mid jenny, but they don't block explicit results. they are trained with them instead, but why does these images come from? well, as with the ey

business as usual, they especially want to keep germany as an investor, and also as a reliable trading putnam. they're expecting business as usual. but how far will salts go in bringing up the war in ukraine and china's influence of a rush? i yeah, this will no doubt be the biggest political topic and he will bring it up. so for example, during his 1st visit and basing as a chance, a m, he got a seating ping, the china head of state to say that he's against any form of nuclear use. and he said isn't very strong words. and now of course, he wants to get more concessions. the big, the biggest, the fear among avari among the germans is that, you know, chinese companies are selling duly used products to rest. so they are exporting a product that could be used in a simple way. but also for military use, and so i'm sure that uh, sold to bring that up, but it doesn't matter which expert or diploma i talked to he and paging. the chances of the hopes that there will be much improvement on that issue is relatively low. you just have to look that only on to say i'm russian for him and it's the 2nd level

we will do that with fl putnam investment chief market strategist joining us now. let's talk about what we are seeing in terms of rate cut pricing and in the equity market because it is an interesting dynamic you came into the year with markets pricing six rate cuts. now of course you have all those rate cuts being paired back. i think we're at somewhere between two and three price 10. we are sitting on year-to-date at 10%. when does that start to matter. when does that start to flip. >> i think you've put your finger on it. that's exactly what we are watching. earlier in the year the market is expecting six cuts and the fed was saying in the december dot plot that's far too dovish, we are more likely to have three cuts. for the last three year to year's the market has been more right and the fed is caught up to the market. this time the market has caught up to the fed and in the last three months you seen the market price it down from six to three and now even below three. the key reason for that is the strong jobs data you were talking about. every measure of the

last year commissioner nancy putnam the department of human resources had great success in foster care adoptions. focused on enhancing childcare quality. i am proud to double down on these efforts. to foster a better culture of life we must also do more to support alabamians. in early onset of medical care is necessary for mothers and children. while we are making significant strides we still face challenges especially in rural alabama. that's why i'm proud to support a pilot program that will start posting men and women in nine county health diploma yet -- in areas of need. folks there's nothing more important than our alabama families. we must come together to find common ground on many ways to support them. the success of any state changes and mark fletcher in the east and the speed of the transportation of commerce. alabama supports have always played a major role in driving our economy. just as their roads and bridges are critical to our success our highways and connectivity are equally important. our state has the duty to connect to a high-speed internet is most critical thing we

business as usual, they especially want to keep germany as an investor, and also as a reliable trading putnam. they're expecting business as usual, but how far will salts go in bringing up the war in ukraine and china's influence of a rush? i a this will no doubt be the biggest political topic and he will bring it up. so for example, during his 1st visit and basing as a chance, a m, he got a seating ping, the china head of state to say that he's against any form of nuclear use. and he said isn't very strong words. and now of course, he wants to get more concessions. the bigger, the biggest, the fear among avari among a drum it's, is that, you know, chinese companies are selling dual use products to rest. so they're exporting a product that could be used in a civil way. but also for military use, and so the, i'm sure that uh, sold to bring that up. but it doesn't matter which expert or diploma i talked to he and paging. the chances of the hopes that there will be much improvement on that issue is relatively low. you just have to look that only on to say, i'm rushing for, i mean it's the 2nd le

and that occurred when militia forces under general putnam were sent across the delaware causing. colonel von donner to pursue them towards the other shore across from philadelphia. in doing that, what he was he removed himself from being able to mutually support role in trenton. it was 22 miles away and a full day's march away, which provided washington with a golden opportunity. so washington came up with four phase plan to capture the hessians in trenton. he lead his main effort of 2400 continental soldiers with thomas force, the former pennsylvania state marine, and his battery of across mcconkey ferry and to a nine mile march to attack rawl in trenton. from the north and from the west. and then he had three supporting efforts. the first one, and this is the history that no one knows. the first one was new jersey and pennsylvania. who was supposed to cross right at trenton and capture a key bridge across the us and trunk? that was to prevent rawl being able to escape. once washington attacked col walder and nicholas with the brigade of philadelphia and the marines were cross i

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which is robert putnam wrote a book called "the upswing" and tracks this extraordinary birth and institutions in the early 1900's. these innovations as congressman gephardt says do often start bottom-up. and i'm particularly taken with the story about public high school which was something that totally crazy idea for a while. and we are doing universal public good. the place i'm focused and which really, again, speaks to some of the focus on local journalism and news we had earlier is that where we're seeing emergent passes of social conversation in social media contact. and they are doing some of the job that some of the -- that are missing in the news desert. so i think there is an extraordinary opportunity to think about, if we were to take apart the news media in the 20th century and rebuild it for the 21st. what does it look like? i don't think anybody knows yet. it's an exciting part of invention that a lot of people -- we're seeing tons of people experiment with this right now in vermont and in detroit and in brooklyn and all sorts of places around the country. people are experimenting

well, we would have been that's up to in the us in as a strategic tyler putnam. so last year in december we had to go there and have it by the time relation with the us in group with the c o. so that we make sure that what are the issues that do i expect to do, and what is our expectation as the country with whoever needs to come up with a program. and that program it's, it was set as implementable program that we needed to implement with us. yeah. but the countries in us and definitely there's not just as issue that requests, most of them difficult even direct flight from south africa, especially at a single pool of getting them and, and the rest. so it's easy to reach them in terms of trade in terms of any other economic issues, ad torres, him and so on. so it's really a very important adage in to as a set of and what we're talking about organization, let's talk about breaks. how important has the organization become right now and how, what do you think is the assessment of south africa and the organization as well as being, that's up touching, but it's in 2010

once sing, putnam is a known c. separatist has been designated a terrorist by india. he also holds the american and canadian citizenship. mr. pon has repeatedly issued threats against india and the countries talk. officials, including prime minister and originality, former deputy national security adviser of india. dr. orvin good. the told r t. the red line ramar by washington was approved decision a. mr. session good. it has uh, given a real good good response to this statement uh, made by the us investigator. and that is that, uh uh, the information provided by the us side is being investigated. and that there are some very serious special security because google, i think the, this is the, is sensitive issue for india. it is an issue and you did to gather them and both the countries on the restricted to good. so i think the pretty much the andre planes was perhaps not the board for this is particularly at a time been uh and uh, it's uh, winchell in the production site. and everything that you said is not in the region in the uh, the important point here is that all

putnam bought berlin also sees badging as a competitor and a rival at a 1st ever strategy on china launch last year in touch to reduce dependence on the chinese market. but during his visit last week to china, the german chancellor signalled his intentions to maintain business ties that may have and get some of all that shows is closest allies. the e. u has not several investigations into exports of chinese going technology to protect your pin industry from what it sees as unfair competition to measure dancler reports on what's at stake for schultz. 3 days in china for chancellor william schulz and his entourage of the top chief executives from leading german companies. that's despite the german government announced strategy to reduce risk of becoming too dependent on china senior lighting bar, which is shown shit. fucking china in germany of the 2nd and 3rd largest economies in the world and the significance of consolidating and developing sino gym and relations transcends the scope of bilateral relations. it has an important impact on the erosion continent and even the entire world. chi

and this is a, a long, a way to meet seeing and some pretty putnam and comments being made as well. of course, with baghdad that's been selling american troops now to get out of a country. and america keeps for procrastinating. one might say, what's the latest on how this meeting when, what do you know? yes, and a backup position on the matter is quite interesting for a number of different reasons. but i think that meetings between because the states are ongoing, we called at the church president visited earlier today, met with people if you find number sir, discuss for one of the models, retaining 2 traits appear many. and what is the general integrity of the country been territorial integrity? but also i'm coming back to wasn't something you mentioned earlier is essentially the rocks general thousands of the us out because for the better part of whether we're looking at a decade the united states has made promises and the rocky government deals as if the us is not delivering on those promises, and this is what jerk year starts. and it's almost as if i probably spend a capitalizing

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which is, you know, robert putnam wrote a great book called the upswing which tracks this extraordinary thing in the early 1900s. and you know, these innovations, as the congressman says, do often start bottom up and i am particularly taken with the story about public high school which was something that is a totally crazy idea for a while. a couple of schools in iowa started experimenting with it. within 20 years, you had a universal public good. the place where i am really focused and which really, again, speaks to some of the focus on local journalism and local news that we have had earlier is that where we are seeing some emergent good patches of social conversations, social media, it's in these local contexts which are not always kind of driven by large platform mechanics. they often have people involved and are actively pulling them together. and they are doing some of the jobs that, you know, that are missing, so i think there is an extraordinary opportunity to think about if we were to take apart what news media and other civic institutions did in the 20th century and rebuild it

business as usual, they especially want to keep germany as an investor, and also as a reliable trading putnam. i guess they're expecting business as usual. but how far will thoughts go in bringing up the war in ukraine and china's influence of a rush? i yeah, this will no doubt be the biggest political topic and he will bring it up. so for example, during his 1st visit and basing as a chance, a m, he got a seating ping, the china head of state to say that he's against any form of nuclear use. and he said isn't very strong words. and now of course, he wants to get more concessions. the big, the biggest, the fear among avari among a drum. it is that, you know, chinese companies are selling duly use products to rest. so they are exporting a product that could be used in a civil way, but also for military use. and so i'm sure that uh, sold to bring that up. but it doesn't matter which expert or diploma i talked to he and aging. the chances of the hopes that there will be much improvement on that issue is relatively low. you just have to look that only on to say i'm russian for . i mean it's the 2

putnam cas consumption men stepped up at the school. the spot kicked to give us some heights such also held on for 32 victory. actually, they might do that. so as most of the carry, the lead yourselves just understand that we have to be better. we want to be better that i might do for improvement and go again, i guess almost that's going to be really tough quote. prefer they lost it or cannot control what they do. they make a, a good result and and but yes, we're going to left. so i think is going to lose any, any point. so and we know exactly what you have to do present in defense to talk i still if i have confirmed he will leave chelsea at the end of the season. the 39 year old is the oldest access play over the premier league and will leave the club after full seasons, during which he won. the champions league duty crowned his syriac champions into the line and have been celebrating with the funds that a parade through the city and to secure that 20th italy. and the title was victory over the biggest rivals. ac milan. last monday, al

this is an issue that democrats feel confident they are on the right side of the american people on putnam in terms of popular support for their position that's right, jake, and listen, they are going to continue to lean on this issue to drive turnout what we have seen i covered the kentucky's governor's race last year. is that democrats are really focused on making this a conversation about health care, about personal freedom and then arguing republicans are a threat to both and what they're doing is elevating women's personal stories. they don't have to talk so much about the threat of what's to come. we have seen in states that already have restrictions in place, women have these really harrowing stories and what democrats are doing. there was a recent house field hearing in florida not too long ago. they're bringing these women out there directly and having them share their own stories and say, this is emblematic of what could happen nationwide. >> let me put that map up again about the recent votes since over every wade was overturned. now you can say, of course california is going to

i'm but we have somebody to read and development, putnam us on or be prices. and as we speak now, we are what can we've got minutes doing assessment? so you tell me precisely the locations which communities would be affected by, by these uh, in the you induced drought, dudley. we are also liberating one of presidency in communities, particularly where we have resilience building programs to piece of the projects. see the projects that are already on site the water sources. so that would ensure that communities, i'm not into a precarious situation. so that has been really at a very small scale because of limited resources. but when we took on a more results, we would be able to come back the government and then be a better method to make an impact much and various uh, and use that in the country. yeah. and you have put out an appeal for more aid. what's been the donor response? i think the don't have to have anything but are aware of the situation that what is needed and what please to the tell me the be the precise numbers. and i think now that we have a state

putnam max home, i made consecutive buddies at 16 and 7 to 4 site, dropping the shots out. the last is 2 shots. of the, that pricing to show by, by class you've got a short break before they tlc. that's 2nd rounds. stefano sits, the past remains on cost for us, the multi caught a mazda side. so off the he beat current option off to reach the semi finals. the victory comes just a day off the he beat well, number 5 alexander's is r, as, as he looks to work his way back to form. he break immediately against the russian before winning the fuss. set 6 for another 2 rights in the 2nd set. so the 2 time is ground sounds fine, this is looking with an a t p $1005.00. so the 1st time since one year, 2 years ago, a just now it's a tough night so you can swap. and his little poolside is they was still on the 3. nobody else, alonzo, in the 1st legs, they ready for the course of final. they will one know down off the associate minutes generally. so my fat with the i cannot for the italians may 3 time, does it have time? i'm how much sound it was built on that didn't increase things as th