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April 8, 2018

Kartick Ghoah

Este podcast contiene información acerca de la problemática ambiental.

Contaminación del aire

Contaminación del Aire

What do a Prohibition-era Speak-easy clarinetist, a boys school headmaster who looks like William Shakespeare, a piano player, and a criminologist have in common with tough cops, an assistant DA, private eyes, and defense attorneys? They're all among the forgotten detectives of old time radio. Join ...

Drama

Fiction

Today's Mystery: A woman is found murdered on a Ferris wheel.Original Radio Broadcast Date: Around New Years Day in the mid-1950sSupport the show monthly at patreon.greatdetectives.netOriginating in New YorkStarring: Wynn Wright as Lt. John Douglas; Dan Ocko as Sergeant Allen; George Tanner; Sam GraySupport the show on a one-time basis at http://support.greatdetectives.net.Patreon Supporter of the Day: Ken, Patreon Supporter since March 2020Mail a donation to: Adam Graham, PO Box 15913, Boise, Idaho 83715Take the listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.netGive us a call at 208-991-4783Follow us on Instagram at http://instagram.com/greatdetectivesFollow us on Twitter @radiodetectives

Squad Room: Ferris Wheel

Introducing John Oates-Co-Creator the iconic pop duo Hall and Oates from takin' a walk. Follow the show: takin' a walk John has a brand-new album out called "Reunion" and he discussed his many musical influences. Support the show: https://takinawalk.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to team@podroll.fm.

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Today's Mystery: A late-night distress call from a professional building sends Detectives Scanlon and Grady into the depths of a crime that defies expectations. Amidst the echo of multiple shots fired, they find themselves piecing together the fragments of a life lived in the shadows. An old woman's untimely death in an empty office, a janitor with a story that doesn't quite fit, and a switchboard operator who knows more than she's telling.Original Radio Broadcast Date: Mid-1950sOriginating in New York:Starring: Bill Zuckert as RJ Scanlon and Chuck Webster as James Brady, Charlotte Manson, Arthur ColeSuppoSupport the show monthly at patreon.greatdetectives.netPatreon Supporter of the Day: Christine, Patreon supporter since November 2018Support the show on a one-time basis at http://support.greatdetectives.net.Mail a donation to: Adam Graham, PO Box 15913, Boise, Idaho 83715Take the listener survey…http://survey.greatdetectives.netGive us a call 208-991-4783Become one of ourfriends on Facebook.Follow us on Instagram at http://instagram.com/greatdetectivesFollow us on Twitter@radiodetectives

Squad Room: Old Woman Found Shot

Introducing A Vision for the Future: DEZI Eyewear from The Unshakeables. Follow the show: The Unshakeables Desi Perkins launched her YouTube and Instagram profiles to focus on makeup-and people LOVED it. And when she launched a line of sunglasses with a major sunglass brand, people ate that up, too. But when it came time to renegotiate the contract with that brand… that didn’t go as planned. She and her husband Steven set out to do it on their own, knowing if the brand failed it was on them. 
 
Join Ben and Tanya as they chat with Desi and Steven about their daring real-life expansion of the online brand. Discover how they converted digital followers into real sales, demanding the best from their suppliers and refusing to settle for lackluster deal terms from a major company. These are The Unshakeables.  
 
The Unshakeables is brought to you by Chase for Business and Ruby Studio by iHeartMedia See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to team@podroll.fm.

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oday's Mystery:Scanlon and Webster are called in to investigate when a woman is found dead in a dirty manufacturing loft.Original Radio Broadcast Date: 1953 or 1954Support the show monthly at patreon.greatdetectives.netOriginating in New YorkPatreon Supporter of the Day: Peter, Patreon Supporter since March 2023Starring: Bill Zuckert as RJ Scanlon; Chuck Webster as James BradySupport the show on a one-time basis at http://support.greatdetectives.net.Mail a donation to: Adam Graham, PO Box 15913, Boise, Idaho 83715Take the listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.netGive us a call at 208-991-4783Follow us on Instagram at http://instagram.com/greatdetectivesFollow us on Twitter @radiodetectives

Squad Room: Mother of Two Murdered

The Forgotten Detectives of Old Time Radio

Bate papo inédito entre autores do wattpad mostrando como funciona os conturbados bastidores. O inicio da vida de escritor narrado e detalhado por personalidades ilustres da plataforma.
Venha se tornar uma raposa literária com a Biblioteca Fantástica.

Books

Entrevista com a autora do wattpad Agnes Barbosa, criadora da saga Kingdom of Light. Na parte um deste bate papo, trazemos para você um choque cultural bombástico. Explorando não só uma história de primeira mas parte da cultura coreana.

Kingdom of Light - A entrevista, Parte Um

Série narrada por dois jovens autores que exploram o mundo dos escritores anônimos do wattpad. Trazendo obras maravilhosas e personalidades icônicas num bate papo sobre o mundo literario.

Wiki do Wattpad - Prólogo

Wiki Do Wattpad

Books of All Time tackles classic literature in chronological order. Each month, host Rose Judson summarizes a classic work of literature in one episode and then dives into the story behind it in the second episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We weren't expecting multi-episode character arcs when we launched this show, but here we are. Rose wraps up the Egyptian Book of the Dead - and one of its most prominent early interpreters, E.A. Wallis Budge (1857-1934) by looking at how late 19th and early 20th-century occultists pilfered Egyptology for ideas. Also, Budge has a dream that helps him pass an exam at Cambridge.
Additional research for this episode by Matt Brough. Want to read the transcript or see the reading list for this episode? It's available here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Six: The Egyptian Book of the Dead, Part 2 - The Egyptologist and the Magicians

In ancient Egypt, if you were rich enough, you'd be buried with a handy manual for surviving the afterlife within easy reach of your coffin — like having a novel on your nightstand. Find out what awaits you in the Duat where Osiris reigns, guarded by gatekeeper spirits with names like "Eavesdropper," "Hot Legs", and "One Who Eats the Putrefaction of His Posterior" in our summary of The Egyptian Book of the Dead 
Transcript and reading list are available, as always, at our website, www.booksofalltime.co.uk.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Egyptian Book of the Dead, Part 1 – This Thing Reads Like Stereo Instructions

Episode four looks at two key figures in the history of Egyptology: one, Jean-François Champollion, is well known as the man who cracked Egyptian hieroglyphics. The other, Giovanni Belzoni, was a carnival strongman and hydraulics engineer before becoming a renowned explorer—and excavator—of Egyptian monuments. Bonus cameo: Napoleon Bonaparte, ruining everything for everyone. 
Read the transcript and see the reading list for this episode at our website. You can also follow us on Instagram! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Tale of Sinuhe – Out of the Sands, a Voice

We're off to Ancient Egypt for the next work on the Books of All Time reading list: The Tale of Sinuhe (c. 1875 BCE). It's a story about a royal advisor who runs away from Egypt after learning that the pharaoh has been assassinated, then creates a new life in another country. Host Rose Judson walks you through the plot, then muses on what it's like to be an immigrant, even in a country where you more or less speak the language. Transcript and additional reading available at our website!

 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Tale of Sinuhe – The Traveler in an Antique Land

For the second part of our look at the Epic of Gilgamesh, we're heading to the 19th century for a little wildcat archaeology and museum curator drama. Hear about how the most famous story about Gilgamesh's first modern translator getting naked at the office might not be true, and exactly what kind of animal Rose thinks former British Prime Minister William Gladstone most resembled. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Epic of Gilgamesh, Part 2: The Library, the Museum, and the Lawsuit

Books of All Time

Nazywam się Teresa Drozda i od 2021 roku tworzę autorski i niezależny podcast o kulturze DROZDOWISKO. 
Zajmują mnie głównie teatr, literatura, piosenka i film. Kultura czeska i polska. Podróżuję i nagrywam. Dzielę się nieoczywistościami. 
Publikuję m.in. na YouTube i Spotify. Dołącz! Posłuchaj! Poda...

Małgorzata Gutowska-Adamczyk i Marta Orzeszyna opowiadają o książce "Paryż belle epoque. Sekrety miasta świateł" wydanej w 2023 roku przez Dom Wydawniczy REBIS.
Autorki przeprowadzają nas przez historię i atmosferę Paryża przełomu XIX i XX wieku, opisując magiczną epokę, która ukształtowała oblicze tego miasta. A przy okazji wplatają kilka wątków bardzo współczesnych, mogących być czysto turystycznymi wskazówkami podczas zwiedzania Paryża.


Zawartość odcinka (wygenerowana przez AI):
(00:00) Wstęp i intro
(00:53) Pierwsza wspólna praca Autorek
(13:58) Różne oblicza miasta świateł
(15:03) Nastawienie do Paryża
(17:42) Paryż - rzeczywistość vs. Disneyland
(21:52) Kosmopolityzm belle epoque
(23:12) Paryż jako centrum artystyczne
(24:53) Początki szlifobruków
(34:33) Maria Skłodowska-Curie jako przykład losu kobiety na przełomie XIX i XX wieku
(39:09) Świat bukinistów
(44:37) Rozwój kolei
(47:59) Gęstość informacji
(50:25) Wesprzyj DROZDOWISKO
Rozmawiała: Teresa Drozda.
Napisz do mnie: drozdowisko@gmail.com 
Zostań Patronem (z logowaniem): https://patronite.pl/TeresaDrozda
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#144 - PARYŻ BELLE EPOQUE: Małgorzata Gutowska-Adamczyk i Marta Orzeszyna (więcej w opisie)

Drozdowisko #143 powstało we współpracy z Domem Kultury w Rawiczu, podczas 7. Festiwalu Piosenki Artystycznej "Koniugacje" (12-13 kwietnia 2024). 
Głos zabierają: Renata Przemyk, Zuza Wiśniewska, Dorota Kuziela, Tomasz Bzdęga oraz duet Drzewo, czyli Aleksandra Denkowicz i Mateusz Kowalczyk.
W materiale wykorzystałam fragmenty piosenki "Cisza" w wykonaniu duetu Drzewo.
Zawartość odcinka:
(00:00:00) Wstęp
(00:01:16) Intro
(00:01:31) Dzień dobry z Rawicza
(00:04:11) Tomasz Bzdęga i wernisaż jego wystawy "Eppur si muove/A jednak się kręci"
(00:07:42) O twórczości Tomasza Bzdęgi
(00:09:28) Nocne granie z duetem Drzewo
(00:12:52) Duet Drzewo, czyli Aleksandra Denkowicz i Mateusz Kowalczyk
(00:27:49) Zuza Wiśniewska i Dorota Kuziela
(00:45:36) Kuchnia Domu Kultury w Rawiczu i znów Tomasz Bzdęga
(00:48:29) Renata Przemyk
(00:59:33) Festiwalowe konsultacje: Zuza Wiśniewska i duet Drzewo
(01:06:32) Podsumowanie
(01:08:21) Lista laureatów i podsumowanie drugie
Rozmawiała: Teresa Drozda.
Napisz do mnie: drozdowisko@gmail.com 
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Odwiedź mnie: 
facebook.com/drozdowisko 
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radiodanielka.pl/drozdowisko

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#143 - KONIUGACJE w RAWICZU, czyli PRZEMYK, WIŚNIEWSKA i inni (więcej w opisie)

Styczeń, luty i marzec 2024 roku spędziliśmy podróżniczo, stacjonarnie i przede wszystkim teatralnie. Dokąd nas zawiało, co widzieliśmy, czym się zachwyciliśmy? 
Opowiadamy detalicznie. Słuchajcie, komentujcie i przede wszystkim INSPIRUJCIE SIĘ.
Omawiamy 27 spektakli, 5 wystaw i kilka innych wydarzeń.
Widzieliśmy dużo więcej. I o owym "więcej" piszemy: na stronie drozdowisko.pl i na FB Chodzimy do teatru.
Zdjęcia i plakaty pochodzą z oficjalnych stron instytucji i z naszych prywatnych zasobów.
Teresa Drozda i Jacek Kosiński - zapraszamy!


Zawartość odcinka (a przy okazji lista omawianych wydarzeń i spektakli):
(00:00) Wstęp
(01:46) Real Madryt!!!
(12:21) "Chłopcy z Roosvelta" - reż. Jacek Głomb, Teatr Nowy, Zabrze
(19:22) Kopalnia Guido
(21:00) Muzeum Śląskie - Spojrzenie z góry. Archiwum Wandy Rutkiewicz - kuratorki: dr Katarzyna Gębarowska, Beata Lisicka
(24:34) Muzeum Śląskie - Chopinowi Duda-Gracz - kuratorzy: Agata Duda-Gracz, Andrzej Holeczko-Kiehl
(28:33) Muzeum Thyssen-Bornemisza - stała wystawa, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem twórczości Georga Grosza
(34:11) Fundación Canal (Canal de Isabel II) - wystawa "El Muro de Berlín. Un Mundo Dividido"
(44:00) "Złote płyty" - reż. Mateusz Pakuła, Teatr Muzyczny Capitol, Wrocław
(50:17) 44. PPA ogólnie
(51:27) 44. PPA: "Hamlet on the road" - reż. Joanna Zdrada, Divadlo Radost, Brno
(58:26) 44. PPA: "Niesamowita słowiańszczyzna, czyli jazda po bandzie, stereotypach i j***nych ruskich" - scenariusz i reżyseria: Katya Egorova, Tati Lemesheva, Henryk Mazurkiewicz
(01:01:18) 44. PPA: "Chrapy primadonny admirować trza" - koncepcja: Justyna Oleksy, Teatr Czterech, Wrocław
(01:04:14) 44. PPA: "Człowiek z papieru. Antyopera na kredyt" - reż. Jakub Skrzywanek, Teatr Powszechny, Warszawa, Teatr Muzyczny Capitol, Wrocław
(01:09:02) 44. PPA: Tukana Dziennikarzy otrzymała DOMINIKA KOZŁOWSKA
(01:10:51) "Wyprawy pana Broučka" - reż. David Pountney, Teatr Wielki, Poznań, Grange Park Opera, Surrey
(01:18:48) "Persona. Ciało Bożeny" - reż. Jędrzej Piaskowski, Teatr Zagłębia, Sosnowiec
(01:27:36) Nowe Epifanie: "Ptaki ciernistych krzewów" - reż. Jędrzej Piaskowski, Teatr Polski, Bydgoszcz
(01:29:49) "Warmia i Mazury. Ballada o miłości" - reż. Marta Miłoszewska, Teatr im. Stefana Jaracza, Olsztyn
(01:37:15) "Wesele" - reż. Maja Kleczewska, Teatr im. Słowackiego, Kraków
(01:45:49) "Na kolana, Panie Wyspiański!" - reż. Agata Duda-Gracz, Reprezentacyjne Komnaty Królewskie, Wawel, Kraków
(01:52:03) "Odys i świnie, czyli opowieść mitomana" - reż. Agata Duda-Gracz, Teatr Śląski, Katowice
(01:55:51) "Odyseja" - reż. Jakub Roszkowski, Wrocławski Teatr Lalek, Wrocław
(02:00:53) "Tramwaj zwany pożądaniem" - reż. Małgorzata Bogajewska, Teatr Ochoty, Warszawa
(02:06:36) "Next to normal" - reż. Jacek Mikołajczyk, Teatr Syrena, Warszawa
(02:09:09) "tik, tik… BUM!" - reż. Wojciech Kępczyński, Teatr Muzyczny Roma, Warszawa
(02:14:54) "Pretty woman" - reż. Jakub Szydłowski, Teatr Muzyczny, Łódź
(02:17:22) "Grease" - reż. Antoniusz Dietzius, Teatr Muzyczny Proscenium, Scena Relax, Warszawa
(02:19:19) "Mój boski rozwód" - reż. Anna Gryszkówna, muz. BLASKI, PiArt Studio
(02:25:42) Pamiętajcie o INDEKSIE tytułów i indeksie czasowym, czyli polecamy zwracać uwagę na opis odcinka
(02:26:22) "Geniusz" - reż. Jerzy Stuhr, Teatr Polonia, Warszawa
(02:34:08) "Powrót do Reims" - reż. Katarzyna Kalwat, Nowy Teatr, Warszawa
(02:36:38) "Historia Jakuba" - reż. Aldona Figura, Teatr Ateneum, Warszawa
(02:38:00) "Opowieści o zwyczajnym szaleństwie" - reż. Grzegorz Chrapkiewicz, Collegium Nobilium, Warszawa
(02:40:45) "Koronacja" - reż. Izabela Kuna, Collegium Nobilium, Warszawa
(02:43:34) "Czekając na Godota" - reż. Piotr Cieplak, Teatr Narodowy, Warszawa
(02:49:54) "Korfanty. Rebelia" - reż. Robert Talarczyk, Teatr Śląski, Katowice
(02:53:21) Rok Franza Kafki: koncert zespołu Kafka Band i wystawa "Kafka Esque" w DOX-ie, Praga
(02:55:12) Zajrzyjcie na stronę DROZDOWISKO.PL

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#142 - DROZDA i KOSIŃSKI kulturalnie podsumowują I kwartał 2024 roku (lista spektakli w opisie)

Gościnią odcinka jest EMILIA PAWŁOWSKA - kompozytorka i wokalistka. Idealistka. Kobieta spełniająca marzenia. I osoba, która niezwykle wspiera, BO ROZUMIE, także mnie i moją pracę.
Spotkałyśmy się w Ślesinie, podczas 17. FOPA (Festiwalu Ogólnopolskiego Piosenki Artystycznej), w lutym 2024 roku.
Płyta Emili, wydana w 2021 roku nosi tytuł "Niebo nad jeziorem". Jest do odsłuchania w serwisach streamingowych.


Emilia Pawłowska w internecie:
https://www.instagram.com/emiliapawlowska.music/
https://emiliapawlowskamusic.pl/
https://www.facebook.com/EmiliaPawlowskaMusic


Zawartość odcinka (wygenerowana przez AI)
(00:00) Intro i wstęp
(01:05) Rozmowa z Emilią Pawłowską na temat drogi artysty
(02:40) Wątpliwości i inspiracja do pracy
(07:49) Celebracja drogi artystycznej i dojrzałość twórcza
(10:57) Cel śpiewania i rozwój wrażliwości artystycznej
(14:11) Walka z algorytmem i promowanie różnorodności kulturowej
(15:04) Wsparcie muzyków i docenienie twórczości
(16:37) Odkrycie własnej roli jako dziewczyny do zadań specjalnych
(23:12) Potrzeba praktycznej wiedzy
(27:02) Wymiana energii i interakcja
(29:38) Praca na żywej tkance
(32:04) Podziękowania Drozdy


Odcinki DROZDOWISKA, o których Emilia Pawłowska wspomina w rozmowie:
Czas dla nas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jz4uuF5E50
Konrad Imiela: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVAbK6jwKfE
Irena Telesz: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOXGIB4Mo_M


Zdjęcia użyte w materiale pochodzą z archiwum autorki oraz z oficjalnych stron Emilii Pawłowskiej. Ich autorami są Darek Kawka (jezioro) i Dariusz Gackowski (scena).


Rozmawiała: Teresa Drozda.
Napisz do mnie: drozdowisko@gmail.com 
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#141 - EMILIA PAWŁOWSKA o piosence, inspiracjach i skrzydłach! (więcej w opisie)

15 marca 2017 roku zmarł Wojciech Młynarski.
DROZDOWISKO poświęcone Wojciechowi Młynarskiemu więc musiało powstać, chociaż (i to być może Was zaskoczy) nigdy nie zrobiłam z nim żadnego porządnego wywiadu. Co nie zmienia faktu, że uważnie obserwowałam, przyglądałam się i starałam być tam, gdzie powinnam. Nie zdawałam sobie sprawy, póki nie zaczęłam pracować nad tym odcinkiem, ile mam ciekawego materiału, z którego mogę tę dzisiejszą opowieść utkać.
Uważnie czytajcie opis - przy każdej wypowiedzi jest data nagrania.
Głos zabiorą: Wojciech Młynarski, a także Magda Umer, Andrzej Poniedzielski, Adam Nowak, Mariusz Lubomski, Maciej Stuhr i Jacek Bończyk.
Zdjęcia ilustrujące materiał pochodzą z mojego archiwum.
Zawartość odcinka:
(00:00) Wstęp i intro
(01:34) Wojciech Młynarski o boxie "Prawie całość" - 2001
(06:25) O archiwaliach
(07:54) Wojciech Młynarski i jego mistrzowie - 2001
(10:06) Ile piosenek napisał Wojciech Młynarski - 2001
(12:59) Wojciech Młynarski o słowie "tekściarz" - 2001
(15:59) Zwierzenie
(18:21) Magda Umer i Wojciech Młynarski o spektaklu "Młynarski, czyli trzy elementy" - 2003
(21:06) Mariusz Lubomski o spektaklu "Młynarski, czyli trzy elementy" - 2003
(22:23) Magda Umer, Wojciech Młynarski i Maciej Stuhr o spektaklu "Młynarski, czyli trzy elementy" - 2003
(25:12) Magda Umer szerzej o spektaklu "Młynarski, czyli trzy elementy" - 2003
(30:34) Andrzej Poniedzielski o spektaklu "Młynarski, czyli trzy elementy" - 2003
(34:28) Wojciech Młynarski o języku i tytule "Mistrz Mowy Polskiej" - 2004
(37:48) Adam Nowak o płycie "Raz Dwa Trzy Młynarski" - 2007
(46:12) Wojciech Młynarski i Andrzej Poniedzielski na spotkaniu z publicznością w Gdańsku - 2014
(01:15:52) Jacek Bończyk o współpracy z Wojciechem Młynarskim - 2017
(01:23:39) Puenta i zakończenie


Rozmawiała: Teresa Drozda.
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Reseña del Libro La Espada de Cristal de la autora Victoria Aveyard Parte 2

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Follow through on my feelings and thoughts about the book The Toll by Neal Shusterman

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Máquinofatura e primeiras máquinas da revolução industrial

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A show on advancing trust and communication between humans and AI Assistants. Hosted by Hans van Dam, Co-Founder and CEO at the Conversation Design Institute.

Join host Hans van Dam for his conversation with Matt Buck, the banjo strummin’, guitar pickin’ CTO of Voxable, a company he founded with his wife, Lauren, in order to seize upon a market opportunity.
Most of the voice solutions Matt and Lauren were seeing were pre-packaged, ready-for-implementation products; the design work was already done and little to no room remained for customization. But how, then, could users ensure their voice assistant reflected their brand? They couldn’t, really, and this is how Voxable came to be, offering a tool that enables users to design their own ideal voice assistant from scratch.
Voxable is the conversation design platform for teams that want to build better voice and chat apps. In December 2020, Voxable pivoted from conversational agency work to focus on a product informed by the Voxable founders' extensive industry experience and user research conducted with top conversation designers.
Matt describes his transition from a developer, to a businessperson and salesperson-cum-engineer as Voxable set about bringing its product to market: the day-to-day of running a company, building relationships, marketing and raising awareness, listening to users, and positioning Voxable for future opportunities.
It’s an interesting conversation about being at the right place at the right time and having the vision and wherewithal to seize upon opportunities, some of which may only be emerging, and some of which may not even exist yet, but will as voice technologies increasingly become part of our daily lives.
Don’t miss this one!
Highlights

 05:00 Matt Buck: From engineer to salesperson.
 11:30 Recognizing the opportunity.
  16:30 Voxable’s target customers.
  20:00 Making it user friendly.

Episode links:

  Voxable
  Matt’s LinkedIn

Show links:

  Conversations with Hans van Dam
  LinkedIn
  Twitter
  Facebook
  Instagram
  YouTube


Helping brands create their own voice assistants

Perhaps you remember that moment in the 1990s when the internet and email transitioned from things only computer science majors talked about, to things everyone knew and used? It just sort of… happened. Maarten Lens-FitzGerald thinks that we're approaching a similar transition with voice assistant technology, and he’s a passionate evangelist for the value of voice.
Sure, there are already smart speakers all around us—from the phone in our pocket, to our automobiles, to the Alexa device on the kitchen counter—but, as Maarten reveals, voice technology is still very much in its nascent stage.
In this episode, Maarten talks with host Hans van Dam about his work helping organizations understand the value of voice, and navigating the challenges of implementation. Challenges like language, age, and standardization. Sure, for English speakers, voice technology may already seem commonplace, but what about multilingual environments like Europe, where not only is there more than one language, there are also regional dialects of those languages?
Maarten also explores the question of older people, who are not as technically savvy or computer literate as your typical early adopter? And, just like things were with the internet and email in the Wild West 1990s, voice technology is currently a mélange of proprietary technologies that will require agreed-upon standards and protocols before it can become truly mainstream.
There’s still a way to go, and still lots of work to be done, but Maarten is confident that voice assistant technology will soon be as commonplace as, you guessed it, the internet and email.
“Alexa: Taco's maken.”
Highlights

 02:15 Introduction, voice evangelist.
 04:39 It’s all about change management.
  07:10 The point of emergence.
  09:47 The need for standards.
  15:30 Project Zilver.
  19:20 The Dutch Voice Coalition.
  33:00 Finding compelling use cases.
  40:00 Mindset, skillset, culture and systems.

Episode links:

  Maarten’s website
  Maarten’s Linkedin
  Project Zilver
  @Dutchcowboy

Show links:

  Conversations with Hans van Dam
  LinkedIn
  Twitter
  Facebook
  Instagram
  YouTube


Bringing Voice To The Masses

Per Ottosson is a man on a mission. As CEO of Stockholm-based Artificial Solutions, Per wants his clients to be as productive as possible in their AI journeys.
How?
Join host Hans van Dam and Per discuss the challenges organizations frequently face when deciding to incorporate conversational AI.
It starts with leadership that understands the value of AI and is willing to make the required investments. But then what?
As Per reveals, it’s a road of trial and error that’s been well travelled by now, and there is no longer a need for most companies to start from scratch, or having to make do with off-the-shelf solutions that don’t reflect their brand. Thanks to the solutions provided by a company like Artificial Solutions, the journey is easier than many chief executives might think.
By leveraging internal talent in collaboration with advisors like Artificial Solutions, and by applying concepts like localization and hybrid learning, organizations wanting to get into the AI game can do so more easily and economically than ever before.
Per also discusses the challenges of operating in multilingual environments, and provides some case studies that reveal solutions to irritating-yet-all-too-common problems, like AI that clumsily translates language with no nuance or context. (At present, Artificial Solutions works with 86 languages.)
He also discusses how AI technology needs to be flexible to adapt to cultural, linguistic, and even generational differences.
Essentially, it’s about making AI easier to use, while keeping it engaging and relevant: a challenge that Per Ottosson and Artificial Solutions are passionate about, and a discussion you’re sure to enjoy.
Highlights

 02:17 Per’s background.
 03:24 AI disappearing as a concept.
  06:01 It’s like a bowling alley.
  07:24 Your AI needs to come from within.
  09:52 Be prepared to make the investment.
  11:05 Leadership.
  22.55 Multilingual environments.
  29:10 Hybrid learning.
  43:00 Don’t dumb it down.

Episode links:

  Per’s LinkedIn
  Artificial Solutions

Show links:

  Conversations with Hans van Dam
  LinkedIn
  Twitter
  Facebook
  Instagram
  YouTube


AI: Make It Easier But Don’t Dumb It Down

Empathy is a word that gets thrown around a lot, but what do people mean when they say something like “you need to be more empathetic”?
In this episode, host Hans van Dam gets philosophical with author and autonomous systems architect, Phil Harvey.
As is discussed in his new book—Data: A Guide to Humans—Phil talks about how empathy has been a buzzword in recent years, but not a well-understood one.
To understand—and benefit—from empathy (especially as it concerns AI technology), Phil talks about the difference between biological empathy and cognitive empathy. He also explores what we can do to improve our ability to be empathetic, including venturing outside our comfort zones into the world of art and music to develop our ability to listen, and understand and interact with the world around us.
Ultimately, if we can build machines that are better at listening to and understanding the people trying to communicate with them (i.e., being empathetic), the more authentic and productive our relationships with the technology will be.
It’s a deep discussion, ranging from data and systems, to biscuits and cakes, that will help you appreciate empathy as a skill that can—and should be—developed in order for us to succeed in our chosen field, but also in life.
Highlights

 01:54 Phil’s background – an Arts degree in AI.
 03:08 Empathy, a word that gets thrown around a lot.
  07:16 Biological versus cognitive empathy.
  10:24 What is data?
  16:30 Systems optimization and too much data.
  21:17 Positive interdependence versus transactional isolationism.
  22:34 Conversational AI.
  27:22 Potential abuse of empathetic AI.
  29:39 Bringing it all together.
  32:22 Using art to improve our cognitive empathy skills.

Episode links:

  Phil’s LinkedIn
  Data: A Guide to Humans

Show links:

  Conversations with Hans van Dam
  LinkedIn
  Twitter
  Facebook
  Instagram
  YouTube


AI: Listening And Understanding Are Key

We’ve all engaged with a virtual assistant or chatbot that isn’t very helpful, or is even downright annoying. So how do we improve this technology? What goes into making AI more intuitive, more natural, more helpful, more… human?
Join host Hans van Dam in a fascinating discussion with Jason Gilbert, the former film maker turned character designer who specializes in creating interactive personas for AI technology. Having worked with the likes of Facebook Messenger, Skype, Amazon Echo and Google Home, there’s a good chance you already “know” Mr. Gilbert’s work.
Jason is currently working with Intuition Robotics on robot assistant technology to help vulnerable senior citizens, work that, as he explains, goes well beyond just the technical challenges. How, for example, do you give a machine an authentic character so it forms a trusting relationship with people.
How do you teach a machine to be empathetic? Where is the line between interacting with something and interacting with someone, and what happens if that line gets blurred? Hans and Jason discuss these questions and more, and their talk is sure to leave you pondering a few of your own.
Jason discusses his current work, his work with AnnA (you may have spoken with AnnA if you have an Amazon Echo), the background of AI character development (including a mention of the Turing test for all you Blade Runner fans), and the technology’s future potential across myriad applications.
As it turns out, trying to make machines more human might just teach us a bit about humanity.

 Jason's LinkedIn
 Intuition Robotics

Show Links

  Conversations with Hans van Dam
  LinkedIn
  Twitter
  Facebook
  Instagram
  YouTube


When It Comes To AI, Personality Is Everything

Conversations with Hans van Dam

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Todo mundo fazendo tudo e no final esquecem de fazerem a si mesmos.

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The New Worlder podcast explores the world of food and travel in the Americas and beyond. Hosted by James Beard nominated writer Nicholas Gill and sociocultural anthropologist Juliana Duque, each episode features a long form interview with chefs, conservationists, scientists, farmers, writers, forag...

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Juan Luis Martínez is the chef of the restaurant Mérito in Lima, Peru. Juan Luis was born in Venezuela but has been living abroad and working in restaurants in Spain and Peru for many years. He opened Mérito in 2018 after working at Central for several years. It’s this narrow, two-level space in the Barranco neighborhood, with lots of minimalist wood and adobe walls. You see the kitchen right upon entering and there are a few seats there, plus more upstairs. The food is colorful, creative and really, really delicious. Is it Venezuelan? Is it Peruvian? It’s kind of both but also neither at the same time. It’s a restaurant cannot easily be boxed in, and I think that’s the beauty of it. More recently he opened DeMo, a café and bakery, which recently moved into a larger location a few blocks from Mérito, which has an attached pizzeria called Indio. And late last year he opened another restaurant, called Clon, which is an even more relaxed version of Mérito.  I was recently a voter in Food & Wine’s Global Tastemakers awards and when the results were in I was a bit surprised that of all of the restaurants in the world, Mérito in Lima was the one more of these voters ate better at in the last year than any other. For these awards, Mérito was named the best restaurant in the world. I was surprised, to be honest. Not because they didn’t deserve it, but because the restaurant is so unpretentious. I think some people had the impression I had something to do with Mérito getting that ranking because I wrote an accompanying story about it for Food & Wine, but other than being a voter I really didn’t. I don’t have that kind of pull. Thanks for thinking I do though. Juan Luis, and his wife Michelle, who is a designer and whose work has left its own stamp on the restaurants as well, have managed to get a lot of attention, both locally and internationally, for these restaurants. 50 Best. Best Chef Awards. Whatever it is they are probably on it. Yet, they have done it by almost doing the total opposite of what most other restaurants that have received similar amounts of attention have done. They aren’t loud or flashy. The investments in the restaurants have never been lavish or in high profile locations. They aren’t on social media non-stop or flying around to conferences every week. They have just focused on creating good, creative food, in comfortable spaces at reasonable prices with great service. And everyone loves them. I send people there all the time and I cannot say I’ve ever heard someone disliking their experience at Mérito. They just happened to have created a really great restaurant. It’s really that straightforward.  So, what is Mérito? Is it a prototype of Venezuelan food fusing with Peruvian food? There are a lot of overlap of ingredients in the two countries, at least overlap in kinds of ingredients if not the exact ingredients, especially in the Amazon and parts of the Andes. Plus, Lima has a history of absorbing whatever culture comes into town. There are more than a million Venezuelans that have moved to the city over the past decade, a phenomenon that’s happening throughout the region because of the instability in Venezuela. There’s no doubt that Venezuelan diaspora is having a major impact on food in the region, and that’s a story I have been watching closely for years....

Episode #86: Juan Luis Martínez

Pietra Possamai is the winemaker at Bodega Murga in the Pisco Valley of Peru. Born in Brazil, she has led the winemaking operations at Bodega Murga, which also distills pisco, since the beginning, in 2019. Her 32 different labels of natural wines using only six of the eight grapes that are used in pisco production. These criolla varieties are mostly unexplored in winemaking, so the possible combinations of what they can be coerced from them is full of potential. Pietra experiments with skin contact, early harvests, co-fermentations, and aging in amphora. She makes Pét-nat, blends and single varietal wines using these grapes. The results have been pretty incredible. She is making wines that could only be made in Peru. They are appearing at all of the best restaurants in Lima and a few of her wines, like the orange Sophia L’Orange, are appearing on some wine lists in the U.S., Europe and Dubai. She is helping change the wine culture in Lima, which had been quite stale in my opinion.I wrote a story a year ago about Peru’s wine awakening. It’s quite exciting for me to watch. Even though Peru has the deepest history of viticulture in the Americas, the wine has only become something to write about in the last five years or so. Pepe Moquillaza kind of kicked off the movement, making natural wines from Quebranta and Albilla grapes, and now all sorts of wines are coming out of the woodwork, and most are utilizing criolla grapes. I went to visit Murga’s vineyards last year and they are quite special. In the interview we talk a little about the Joyas de Murga vineyard, it’s short trek from the bodega, but it’s completely encircled by towering sand dunes. It got its nickname from the hoyas of the Canary Islands, vines circled by stone walls. If you have a chance, check Pietra’s wines from Bodega Murga, and just Peruvian wine in general. It’s entered into a new era and it can finally co-exist alongside Peruvian food, which, let’s face it, is a high bar.Read more at New Worlder.

Episode #85: Pietra Possamai

Niklas Ekstedt is the owner of the Michelin starred restaurant Ekstedt in Stockholm, Sweden. It’s a restaurant that was designed around live fire cooking, but it started doing this when it opened in late 2011, well before this was a trend. He had spent years working in modern kitchens, everything from Charlie Trotter’s in Chicago to El Bulli in Spain, and he opened a very successful restaurant focused on molecular food when he was just 21. When New Nordic cuisine started to take off and he began to think about how he could be a part of it in a way that made sense to him, he started to think about Nordic techniques. The older ones. He started to research 18th century cookbooks to understand the way Swedes used to eat. It was closer to the way he grew up in the northern part of Sweden, where foraging was a way of life and his parents would buy meat from Sami herders. I was at Ekstedt more than a decade ago and what I assumed would be something of a gimmick – a modern restaurant with just a wood stove, fire pit and wood fired oven that was without gas or electricity in the kitchen – was anything but. The food was smart and honest, the pure expression of the ingredients. It was one of the highlights of a trip that included meals at Relae and Fäviken.Ekstedt has been open for 13 years now, so any novelty of this restaurant has worn off. Many others have followed in its path. Niklas has even opened another version of the restaurant in London too.I think there is something important in thinking about the way we used to eat, wherever we are in the world. The last couple of centuries have truly disconnected us from where our food comes from and how we eat it, and we are paying the price. Our food is less nutritious, it often lacks flavor and its pumped full of all kinds of chemicals that are tearing our bodies and environments apart. We all need to peel back those layers and see what was going on a couple of centuries ago. I don’t mean to limit that to restaurant settings, but in our homes as well.  We also talk a bit about how the restaurant industry is changing. Pre-pandemic, chefs used to take themselves very seriously. Kitchens were more like war zones than places of work. Not to say all is fine, but I think there is a sense that things are moving in a more positive direction.Read more at New Worlder.

Episode #84: Niklas_Ekstedt

Andrea Moscoso-Weise, the restaurant manager and beverage director of the restaurant Gustu in La Paz, Bolivia. Born in the highland town of Cochabamba, Moscoso was trained as a sociologist, and during the pandemic created a digital platform there called De Raíz, which connected artisan producers of vegetables, wine, beer and other foods with the public. Later, after a meal at Gustu, having never worked in a restaurant before, she dropped what she was doing and decided to move to La Paz for an internship at the restaurant. When her internship was up and she was about to return to Cochabamba, she was offered a job at the restaurant and she has been there ever since.In our discussion, we talk a lot about wine. Bolivia has a burgeoning wine scene. You may have heard our interview with Jardin Oculto’s Nayan Gowda, but Bolivia has some incredible wines, especially the ones coming from old vines and criolla varieties. The sommeliers of Gustu have been one of my primary means of being introduced to new Bolivian wines since the restaurant opened. First it was Jonas Andersen, who now actually runs a wine shop called Folkways beside the train station in Croton Falls north of New York City and its wonderful. I went there the other day actually and it’s by far my favorite area wine shop, plus they do nationwide deliveries if you need a a good natural wine purveyor. Then there was Bertil Tøttenborg, who now lives in Brazil. And now Andrea is there and it’s a really exciting moment, so there was lots to talk about her.We also talk about this pull this particular restaurant has on people. I’ve been going there since Gustu has opened and I have felt it every time I have been there. It has a way of taking someone in and bringing out the best in them. If you ask anyone that has ever worked there will probably tell you that. We spoke with chef Marsia Taha about it in an earlier interview. The restaurant has such a purity in what they are trying to do, in a way that is hopeful and real. And what they do is far more than just a restaurant, but have inspired culinary and human development in Bolivia in everything the long arms of gastronomy touches, and that’s a lot of places.READ MORE AT NEW WORLDER.

Episode #83: Andrea Moscoso Weise

Jaime Duque (no relation to co-host Juliana Duque by the way) is the founder of Catación Pública, a brand of specialty coffeeshops, roasters and educational centers in Bogota and Quindio, Colombia. Throughout his career, Jaime has worked every part in the value chain of Colombian coffee. He started his work in the fields, as an agricultural engineer, working with farmers to fine tune their process to attain higher levels of quality. He has worked to encourage more specialty growers and for more coffee to be roasted and consumed inside the country. He has become leading coffee educator in Colombia and Catación Pública offers a wide variety of workshops and certifications that are sought out by those in the coffee industry throughout the region.In the interview, we discuss how, even as the rest of the world had been exposed for half a century to the general quality and story of Colombian coffee through the emblematic and imaginary future of Juan Valdez, it has only been until recently that you have been able to actually drink good coffee in Colombia. When I first went to the country, in 2005, most of what you find was tinto, these little cups of coffee loaded with sugar to offset the low quality. All the good stuff was exported. Tinto is still around, but there has been a gradual transition towards a more dynamic coffee culture in the country. Today you see specialty coffeeshops like Catación Pública all over Colombia. There are world class baristas and roasters, and the growers can actually see how their coffee is being consumed, which gives them additional insight into how they should grow it. We also talk about why he thinks fermentation processes like carbonic maceration will remain niche, while cold brew still has enormous growth potential.Find out more at New Worlder.

Episode #82: Jaime Duque

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You ever wonder what it's like to be polyamorous into ddlg a SWer or just want a couple that has dark humor good times and stories to talk about this is the podcast for you come join me Lucifina kitten and daddysatanlahr69 on this podcast where the limit does not exist 
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Faccio vlog ma voglio che tu possa anche solo ascoltarli, li ho chiamati Vlogcast

In questo primo vlog vi spiegherò perché ho iniziato questa nuova serie di video, risponderò ad un po' di domande del tipo: Chi sono? Cosa faccio? E sopratutto, perché? 

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Analyzing the novel Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock by Matthew Quick.

Looking at a big question in relation to the novel Forgive Me Leonard Peacock by Matthew Quick

Building Resilience through Trauma,Tragedy, and Adversity

We take a look at the novel, “Forgive Me Leonard Peacock” up to Chapter 30. Looking at the main character Leonard Peacock and the idea of resiliency.

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