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In this episode, Martyn and Tom met with Myra and Nick from Infi-tex fabrics, through Genuine X's relationship with Innovate UK.
Myra, an angel investor with a history in biochemistry and Nick, an alumni from the Bauhaus who now runs Raw Studios.
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Hosted by Martyn Gooding and Tom Fenwick-Smith
Produced by Ben Toland
In this episode, Tom and Martyn talk to Stefan Dzisiewski-Smith from Bare Conductive.
Bare Conductive began in 2009. They have developed and grown into one of the elder statesmen of the silicon roundabout scene. Currently bare conductive produces a suite of printed electronics products that enable individuals and companies to integrate electronics directly into the environment with their conductive ink firmly at the centre.
Stefan talks about doers, makers and pros. What's the difference? How do these different groups approach using Bare Conductive products?
For some beautiful examples of their work, check out the Bare Conductive Instagram Account and give them a follow.
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Hosted by Martyn Gooding and Tom Fenwick-Smith
Produced by Ben Toland
Welcome to the Genuine X Podcast.
We wanted to get them on the podcast because we were struck by their passion and commitment to create something that could change the world and have an open and honest conversation about what it's like being a startup without VC funding, driven purely by talent and persistence.
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Hosted by Martyn Good and Tom Fenwick-Smith
Produced by Ben Toland
This weeks episode features Jack from VR Craftworks. Jack was very open with us and even shared some of the ingredients that go into VR Craftworks secret source, could understanding human behaviors hold the key to top draw immersive experiences?
Jack tells us how this Brighton based company began as a bunch of geeks in a shed and has bloomed into a full-fat immersive agency which is constantly evolving and adding value by solving business problems.
He also shared a top-notch recommendation for where to get some hot wings. So if you ever find yourselves down in sunny Brighton you know where to go.
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Hosted by Martyn Gooding and Tom Fenwick-Smith
Produced by Ben Toland
This week we speak to Gareth and Jon from MagicBeans about the future of sound.
We discuss the current landscape of the audio world. Could 3D sound be the key to unlocking the brain's ability to accept the digital world? And what is the deal with ASMR?
Magic Beans are a brand new tech startup born out of the pioneering 3D audio work of its founders Gareth Llewellyn and Jon Olive.
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Hosted by Martyn Gooding and Tom Fenwick-Smith.
Produced by Ben Toland
In this episode, we catch up with Christophe Mallet, the co-founder and Strategy Director at Somewhere Else: The Immersive Tech Agency.
We chat about whether VR marketing has bitten the dust because of 360º video, Millennials seeking a return on experience (ROE) and why Orangina has been giving Christophe nightmares.
Hosted by Martyn Gooding and Tom Fenwick-Smith.
Produced by Ben Toland
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