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Speaker 1: I'm Claire Murphy. This is Mumma MIA's twice daily news podcast,

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Speaker 1: The Quikie. Now. Look, there may be about one hundred

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Speaker 1: different personality tests out there, but there is currently one

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Speaker 1: that hails back to ancient times that's got the attention

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Speaker 1: of Hollywood. But before we start assigning ourselves numbers and

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Speaker 1: letters to better understand ourselves, here's in news headlines for Wednesday,

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Speaker 1: June three. The jury in the sex trafficking and racketeering

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Speaker 1: case against Sean Diddy Combs has heard how he paid

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Speaker 1: off hotel staff to stop footage of his violent attack

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Speaker 1: on ex girlfriend Cassie Ventura from going public. Eddie Garcia,

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Speaker 1: who worked as a security officer at the Intercontinental Hotel

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Speaker 1: in la told the court that Combs contacted him shortly

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Speaker 1: after the incident asking for the footage. Garcia said Combs

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Speaker 1: told him he would take care of him if he

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Speaker 1: gave him the video, that he was concerned and it

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Speaker 1: would ruin his career if it got out. The jurors

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Speaker 1: had previously been shown the footage, which shows Comb's wearing

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Speaker 1: only a towel around his waist, throwing Ventura to the ground.

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Speaker 1: After she attempts to leave, he drags her and kicks her,

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Speaker 1: throwing a vase at her. Venturer claimed the attack occurred

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Speaker 1: after Combs had given her a black eye during a

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Speaker 1: freak off, a drug fueled sexual performance with male sex

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Speaker 1: workers that prosecutors claim Comb's coerced women into joining. Garcia

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Speaker 1: says he relayed Combs's message to his boss, who told

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Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars. The next day, Garcia testified that he

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Speaker 1: him a USB drive. Garcia says he gave the drive

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Speaker 1: to Combs, who then took out a brown paper bag

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Speaker 1: cash from the bag through the machine, counting out one

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Speaker 1: giving it to Garcia. Prosecutors claim the bribery is amongst

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Speaker 1: the racketeering acts Combs is facing charges over the Combs

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Speaker 1: and his employees would use money to both facilitate free

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Speaker 1: The woman screamed at Ditty, saying they were laughing at him,

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Speaker 1: that the people in court were laughing at a black

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Speaker 1: man's legacy, and then said pull your gun out, I

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Speaker 1: dare you. She was removed from the room while Combs

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Speaker 1: next week, allowing the defense to put its side to

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Speaker 1: the jury. Alleged mushroom killer Aaron Patterson will return to

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Speaker 1: the witness box for a third day after yesterday admitting

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Speaker 1: to foraging for wild mushrooms and the lead up to

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Speaker 1: the deadly lunch he served her in laws. The fifty

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Speaker 1: her in laws, Don and Gale Patterson, and Gaal's sister

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Speaker 1: Pattison and which authorities say was lay with death cap mushrooms.

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Speaker 1: Patterson maintains the poisonings were not deliberate. Patterson explained that

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Speaker 1: The trial continues. Microsoft co founder Bill Gates has pledged

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Speaker 1: be spent helping address challenges in Africa, saying mothers should

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Speaker 1: Lively requested to withdraw and dismiss her claims of intentional

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Speaker 1: continues to allege emotional distress as part of numerous other

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Speaker 1: The co stars conflict began last year when Lively filed

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Speaker 1: the sexual harassment complaint against Baldoni, alleging onset misconduct and

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Speaker 1: a retaliatory smear campaign spearheaded by Baldoni during the press

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Speaker 1: tour for the movie. He has denied all the claims.

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Speaker 1: Netflix's eye opening one shot drama Adolescence, has taken out

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Speaker 1: a stack of categories at the Gotham TV Awards. The

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Speaker 1: Gothams celebrate new arrivals in the TV landscape, with no

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Speaker 1: which studies the rise of online misogyny in its impact

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Speaker 1: for Outstanding Limited Series. That's what's happening in the world today. Next,

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Speaker 1: we're all about the Enneagrams. Have you ever been told, Oh,

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Speaker 1: you're such a type seven or that is such type

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Speaker 1: for behavior? You, my friend, have been assigned an Anyagram number?

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Speaker 1: The personality test from way back when is currently the

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Speaker 1: objective fascination for many, from celebrities across Hollywood to people

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Speaker 2: The Enneagram personality test has been around for seven decades,

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Speaker 2: but it's having a major moment right now thanks to

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Speaker 2: some pretty influential celebrities. Take Mike White, the creator of

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Speaker 2: The White Lotus scorpiow, it's not easy for me, Rick,

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Speaker 2: I'm an aries. I need everything out in the open.

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Speaker 2: He's made every cast member take the tear before filming

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Speaker 2: in Thailand and even diagnosed each character with their Aniagram number.

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Speaker 2: Amy Pohla is reportedly so into it that she's making

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Speaker 2: all of her friends take the test, including Maya, Rudolph

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Speaker 2: And for the record, Tina is a type three. So

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Speaker 2: what exactly is an enneagram? Put simply, it's a personality

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Speaker 2: test that classifies you as one of nine numbers. This

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Speaker 2: dominant characteristics, and even your fears. The enneagram has a

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Speaker 2: pretty interesting backstory. The symbol itself is ancient, but it

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Speaker 2: traction though in the fifties, when another thinker, Ichaozo, expanded

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Speaker 2: big surgeon interest around psychology and spirituality, and the enneagram

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Speaker 2: fit right in. In the seventies, it made its way to

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Speaker 2: and spreading more widely. While critics by court pseudoscience. In

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Speaker 2: our current world where everything seems increasingly complex, there's something

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Speaker 2: Type ones are the reformers or the perfectionists. They're driven

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Speaker 2: Type threes like Tina Fey are the achievers. They need

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Speaker 2: their best. Type fours, which include Glenn and Doyle, are

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Speaker 2: the individual They strive to be uniquely themselves, but can

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Speaker 2: get lost in daydreaming. Fives are the investigators, seeking to

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Speaker 2: understand everything, but sometimes intellectualizing instead of taking action. Type

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Speaker 2: sixes are the loyalists, looking for support and guidance, but

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Speaker 2: contentment but sometimes feeling like nothing is ever enough. Eights

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Speaker 2: type nines the peacemakers, desiring connection but often avoiding difficult conversations.

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Speaker 2: The impact of knowing your number can be significant. Just

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Speaker 2: ask the cast of The White Lotus. Actress Amulu Woods said,

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Speaker 2: everyone was nervous to tell Mike White fair number, worry

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Speaker 2: Possibly be mad at our beloved Chelsea. So, whether you're

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