Lost In Networking

In the last 3 months under a Startup, I have found myself dabbling with cloud technologies & gravitating towards Containers as I had intended in my DevNet journey.

I invited John Capobianco again on my podcast, this time not to talk about Merlin his side project which has recently earned him an award from Cisco, but to discuss an underlying technology he uses on his side project called, CONTAINERS.

“Containers are like CD ROMs containing operating systems, source codes, etc.” he said.

I recently have been seeing it used in new Cisco Routers, and also to deploy game servers on the Metaverse (visit my previous episodes to listen more about the Metaverse). So, I invited John over to briefly discuss this underlying technology and why we should equip ourselves with this skill for the next enterprise wave. Enjoy!

Music Credits:

Peaches - Justin Bieber

Coffee and Clouds - Fika, Bambee

Disco Man - RemI Wolf

Fire for You- Cannons

Hot Blooded - New Constellations

Chances - Kaytranada ft. Shay Lia

Wait a Minute - Willow Smith

Rocky - Still Woozy

Sandstorm raises $93 million

https://www.reuters.com/technology/softbank-leads-93-mln-investment-nft-gaming-firm-sandbox-2021-11-02/

Facebook is now called Meta

https://about.fb.com/news/2021/10/facebook-company-is-now-meta/amp/

In this episode, I and Derrick Ikenga spoke about Facebooks new takeover of the prefix “Meta,” and their strategy.

In 2020, the pandemic made everyone seek new means to socialize, the only option was to turn to the internet. This is was the same year a startups’ app called “Clubhouse”, now valued at $4 Billion, went mainstream.

At last, humans found a way to hang out in the comfort of their rooms.

Fast forward to 2021, many big tech companies want to build their own “Clubhouse Competitor”.

In this episode, I and Amelia Nash who is a Brand Strategist & fellow Podcast Host, shared our chain of thoughts about Podcasting, and Social Live Audio.

You can find Amelia Nash on Instagram @amelianashdesign. You can also find her podcast at “The ATTN: Podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-attn-podcast”

Some podcast I referred to on this episode:

1. Serial by Sarah Koenig

2. Press Club by Josh Constine

3. Call Her Daddy by Alex Cooper

Full Disclaimer: The background music & ad campaign sound used in this episode is not in any way affiliated with the Lost in Networking brand.

Uche Kene is a digital creator on the internet interested in social commerce & also building startups on the internet. He has helped build top luxury brands like Taeillo, a furniture company in Lagos, Nigeria. In this episode, Uche shares his experience and insights about “how the internet ushered in an age of infinite leverage.”

When the web which was built on the internet began in the 1990s, it involved mostly just individuals going there to consume information, then it metamorphosized into a time where you do not only consume, but you can also, create content. This has slowly brought in a new economy called the “creators economy.”

Uche helped refresh our minds about the Internet, then he explains how brands build products on the internet, and how the internet makes regular individuals productize themselves.

Whether you are driving, doing some dishes, or relaxing on a sofa, CHILL & ENJOY this episode.

In this episode, I invited Jessica Ajayi, who shares content about Queer people on her VLOG and also Tobe David, to demystify how the internet is allowing Queer Millenials and Gen Z to express themselves even more by leveraging social platforms

In this new episode, I spoke with Delz Enrile, the founder of Thrill Digital, a London fashion tech startup that has piqued the interest of Epic Games, the creators of the Fortnite game, and the Unreal engine (a tool used in film productions like “Game of Thrones, Star Wars, etc.”). We talked about the relationship between Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), Experience Reality (XR), and e-Commerce.

You can find Delz Enrile on the following social media spaces:

Twitter @wolfofnewstreet

In this episode, I invited Derrick Ikenga, who is a VR/AR creator, and also the Experience Director at Euphorialabs. We discussed the following topics in this episode: • His Voyager project • How AR wearables influences social commerce • How businesses can leverage NFT ownership • How the Metaverse could be utilised in Africa (especially how Nigerians could leverage it to no longer be dependent on the government for every utility)

In this episode, my guest John Capobianco and I talked about his network software project “Magic Carpet.” We also delved deeper into how Magic Carpets new solution is simplifying interaction with Cisco ISE. (This episode was first recorded on Racket.com)

You can find John Copabianco on the following social media spaces:

Twitter

https://twitter.com/john_capobianco?s=21

LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-capobianco-644a1515

In this episode, Introduced my self by speaking about my background, and then gave an overview of topics that will be discussed in the podcast coming forward.