Podcast appearances and mentions of Aaron Katz

In this episode, we sat down with Aaron Katz, the CEO of ClickHouse, a company that went from an open-source analytical database into a highly successful cloud service, utilized by Spotify, Netflix, Disney, and many more. Aaron Katz provides intriguing insights into the challenges of transitioning an open-source project into a thriving business, ClickHouse's go-to-market strategy, the role of technical support in pre-sales, and the strategic decision to avoid traditional SDR and CSM roles. CLICKHOUSE Website - https://clickhouse.com/ Twitter - https://x.com/clickhousedb Aaron Katz LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-katz-5762094 Twitter - https://x.com/ceo_clickhouse FIRSTMARK Website - https://firstmark.com Twitter - https://twitter.com/FirstMarkCap Matt Turck (Managing Director) LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/turck/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/mattturck (00:00) Intro(00:56) What is ClickHouse?(04:28) What are the use cases for ClickHouse?(06:17) Reducing the latency: why the world shifts to real-time(09:05) How did ClickHouse evolve from an open-source to a cloud product?(15:01) "Open source is the future of software"(17:27) Self-hosted deployments(18:45) ClickHouse's roadmap(20:51) Is there a real-time data stack?(22:25) ClickHouse partners in data ingestion(24:32) Who are ClickHouse's main competitors?(27:35) ClickHouse's sales process(36:44) Is partnerships a good go-to-market strategy?(37:44) When is the right time for startups to start partnering?(38:22) Aaron's story of becoming the CEO(43:50) Team and culture when working on two continents(46:15) What's next?

Aaron Katz, owner of Aaron Katz Apartment Investing, joins Slocomb Reed on the Best Ever Show. In this episode, Aaron discusses what's happening in the Dallas, Texas, multifamily market. He also discusses being a solo GP in a co-GP world, being a “slow-and-steady” deal sponsor, and why 2024 is a good time to buy multifamily.   Sponsors: Viking Capital Baselane

  Investor Aaron Katz joins us to discuss his investing journey, from his first 90 unit deal in 2012 to purchasing and partnering on dozens of projects. We discuss building relationships with investors, education and mentoring, operations, current market conditions, and much more. Connect with Aaron at https://www.aaronkatzapartmentinvesting.com/ To join the DJE Investor list visit […] The post The DJE Podcast #254 with Aaron Katz first appeared on DJE Texas Management Group.

One of the most important parts of being a cybersecurity professional is knowing how to ask the right questions, says CISO Aaron Katz. Aaron started his career as a consultant, and says that's where he honed his question skills. He thinks all aspiring cybersecurity pros should start out with consulting gigs – you learn the business side and what questions to ask, plus get a feel for cybersecurity as a whole, rather than just one tool or product.He and Gene talk about this career path, plus his journey to CISO, why hiring managers are not good at finding cybersecurity candidates, and more.Aaron Katz on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pendraggon87/

In this episode, we speak with Aaron Katz, Co-Founder and CEO of ClickHouse. ClickHouse is an open-source database management system which allows users to generate analytical reports using SQL queries in real-time. Its technology works 100-1000x faster than traditional database management systems, and processes hundreds of millions to over a billion rows and tens of gigabytes of data per server per second. Before founding ClickHouse, Aaron helped grow salesforce.com between 2002 - 2014 from a private, 200 employee startup, to a $200 billion market leader. He was also part of the team that took Elastic public and drove revenue from $5 million to $500 million. I am your host RJ Lumba.  We hope you enjoy the show.  If you like the episode, click to subscribe.

Welcome to The B-Side, from The Film Stage. Here we talk about movie stars! Not the movies that made them famous or kept them famous, but the ones that they made in between. But sometimes we talk to filmmakers! About filmmakers! Today we talk to up-and-coming writer/director Andrew Adams whose debut feature American Meltdown is making a robust festival run as we speak! He joins us to spearhead our first incarnation of “The First Frame:” a B-Side segment in which we examine the first films of legendary filmmakers. The three pictures we focus on today are My Best Friend's Birthday by Quentin Tarantino, Sour Grapes by Larry David, and Barking Dogs Never Bite by Bong Joon-ho. We discuss our love for these three masters, the seeds of their genius in each of their debuts (as well as each piece's shortcomings), and the strange connection between all three of them. We also dive into the burgeoning “No-Budget Era” of indie filmmaking and what it means for the future. There's talk of Jerry Seinfeld's upcoming Pop-Tarts movie Unfrosted, the making of Tarantino's seminal Reservoir Dogs, and the immediate impressiveness of Bong Joon-ho's films. Additional things that come up include the underrated indie noir Cold Weather by Aaron Katz, the great debut book from George Orwell, Down and Out in Paris and London, and how Craig Bierko turned down the role of Chandler on Friends. Be sure to give us a follow on Twitter and Facebook at @TFSBSide. Also enter our giveaways, get access to our private Slack channel, and support new episodes by becoming a Patreon contributor.

Thousands of Apple Health enrollees are at risk of losing health care coverage now that pandemic protections for Medicaid have expired across the US.That coverage gap will look different across the country. But in Washington… you may no longer meet the requirements or you could miss the deadline to reapply.Aaron Katz is a Principal Lecturer Emeritus for the School of Public Health at University of Washington. He'll walk us through some of the administrative hurdles and how the red tape may impact patients in our state/county.Find out if you meet the eligibility requirements and update your information: https://www.wahealthplanfinder.org/ City of Seattle Announces Call for Ideas. Find out how to submit your ideas hereWe can only make Seattle Now because listeners support us. Make the show happen by making a gift to KUOW: https://www.kuow.org/donate/seattlenowAnd we want to hear from you! Follow us on Instagram at SeattleNowPod, or leave us feedback online: https://www.kuow.org/feedback

Aaron Katz joins us this week. Aaron is the drummer of the legendary jam band - Percy Hill. He's also a producer, a recording engineer, and as we learned in this interview - he's just and overall good guy. He joins us to discuss all the ins and outs of making and recording an album.

Director Aaron Katz (Gemini, Land Ho!, Cold Weather) discusses his favorite teen movie, Clueless.

Aaron Katz is the CEO of ClickHouse, Inc.  Before building his own company, he walked a remarkable path working at Salesforce for more than ten years, helping the brand become what it is today.  In this episode of Hands On, we talk about the main virtues of the open-source model and its challenges for the future.  Aaron shares what it was like for him to build trust with his co-founders and how each founder's profile and experience contributes to the secret sauce behind ClickHouse's success.  Tune into this conversation where we delve into how crafting a sales narrative for an enterprise software company is very different today than it was five years ago. Hands On gives listeners an authentic look at how startup leaders drive success, growth and strategy.  The conversations are relaxed and sincere, offering an invaluable glimpse of what's 'under the hood' – and what it takes to excel in spaces that tend to be uncharted.  In each episode, our esteemed guests speak freely about the challenges, breakthroughs and lessons learned that have shaped their growth both personally and professionally.  Like picking something up and examining it from all angles, with Hands On we look closely at what it takes to build companies, careers and relationships. Episode resources:Get in touch with Aaron Katz on LinkedinClickHouseFollow Index Ventures on Linkedin, Twitter and TikTokThank you for listening to Hands On, brought to you by Index Ventures.  Don't hesitate to follow our hosts Molly and Bryan on social media to know more about them.  If you enjoyed this show, please like, share and leave a review to help us reach new audiences! This show is produced by StudioPod Media in San Francisco.  Our Producer is Justin Berardi and Nicole Genova is the Show Coordinator.  Editing and music provided by nodalab.

Source: the Analytics Engineering Podcast: https://roundup.getdbt.com/p/aaron-katz-clickhouse (25mins in)Feedback/Discuss on Twitter: https://twitter.com/swyx/status/1552838644997791744Survey Fill out our 2022 Survey! https://forms.gle/g2s1Np9wS5qmrKSRA! Survey context: https://mixtape.swyx.io/episodes/swyx-mixtape-survey-refactor-and-deadpool-swyx Show NotesCMU Database lecture from Robert Hodges at Altinity

Source: the Analytics Engineering Podcast: https://roundup.getdbt.com/p/aaron-katz-clickhouse (2mins in)Feedback/Discuss on Twitter: https://twitter.com/swyx/status/1552835669373894656Survey Fill out our 2022 Survey! https://forms.gle/g2s1Np9wS5qmrKSRA! Survey context: https://mixtape.swyx.io/episodes/swyx-mixtape-survey-refactor-and-deadpool-swyx More on ClickhouseOur previous episode on Clickhouse: https://twitter.com/swyx/status/1502129209111576577HN comments on Clickhouse: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28595419I'd like to thank the creators of ClickHouse as i hope they are reading here. We've been using it since 2019 in a single server setup with billions of rows. No problems at all. And query speeds that seem unreal compared to MySQL and pg.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26316401 Also wanted to share my overall positive experience with Clickhouse.UPSIDES* started a 3-node cluster using the official Docker images super quickly* ingested billions of rows super fast* great compression (of course, depends on your data's characteristics)* features like https://clickhouse.tech/docs/en/engines/table-engines/merget... are amazing to see* ODBC support. I initially said "Who uses that??", but we used it to connect PostgreSQL and so we can keep the non-timeseries data in PostgreSQL but still access PostgreSQL tables in Clickhouse (!)* you can go the other way too: read Clickhouse from PostgreSQL (see https://github.com/Percona-Lab/clickhousedb_fdw, although we didn't try this)* PRs welcome, and quickly reviewed. (We improved the ODBC UUID support)* code quality is pretty high.DOWNSIDES* limited JOIN capabilities, which is expected from a timeseries-oriented database like Clickhouse. It's almost impossible to implement JOINs at this kind of scale. The philosophy is "If it won't be fast as scale, we don't support it"* not-quite-standard SQL syntax, but they've been improving it* limited DELETE support, which is also expected from this kind of database, but rarely used in the kinds of environments that CH usually runs in (how often do people delete data from ElasticSearch?)It's really an impressive piece of engineering. Hats off to the Yandex crew.moreI'd like to add an upside which is:Totally great and simple on a single node.I looked at a bunch of analytical databases and had a lot that started with "so here's a basic 10 node cluster". Clickhouse installed and worked instantly with decent but not "big" data with no hassle. A hundred million rows with lots of heavy text blobs and a lot of columns, that kind of thing. Happily dealt with triple nested joins over that, and with billions of entries in arrays on those columns didn't bat an eye.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29098637 This has been my experience with ClickHouse as well...that is, you can basically close your eyes while writing the schema and still maintain to get extremely impressive performance.That being said, ClickHouse also has a ton of clever levers you can pull to squeeze out better performance and compression which aren't used by default, such as using Delta/DoubleDelta CODECs with LZ4/ZSTD compression, etc. Not to mention, MATERIALIZED VIEWs and/or the relatively newer feature MergeTree Projections[1]

ClickHouse, the lightning-fast open source OLAP database, was initially released in 2016 as an open source project out of Yandex, the Russian search giant. In 2021, Aaron Katz helped form a group to spin it out of Yandex as an independent company, dedicated to the development + commercialization of the open source project. In this conversation with Tristan and Julia, Aaron gets into why he believes open source, independent software companies are the future. And of course, this conversation wouldn't be complete without a riff on the classic "one database to rule all workloads" thread. For full show notes and to read 6+ years of back issues of the podcast's companion newsletter, head to https://roundup.getdbt.com.  The Analytics Engineering Podcast is sponsored by dbt Labs.

De una familia ortodoxa y sionista en Buenos Aires, a ordenarse como rabino en Yeshivat HaRav Kook en Israel conociendo a los rabinos Shlomo Goren y Ovadia Yosef. De allí a Estocolmo como gran rabino de Escandinavia durante más de 15 años. En ese tiempo descubre su verdadera identidad sexual y deja parte de su vida atrás para irse a vivir a Alemania a enseñar sobre Halajá para luego ir a servir a diversas comunidades liberales en los Estados Unidos... para luego continuar sus periplos por Polonia y finalmente (por ahora) asentarse en Mexico. En este episodio conoceremos la muy interesante historia del Rabino Aaron Katz.

GALA Siyum signup MDYsiyum.com 00:00 - Good Morning 00:06 - Guests/Pics 06:24 - Sponsors 08:16 - Amud Beis 18:27 - Amud Aleph 36:42 - Amud Beis 45:59 - Have a Wonderful Day -- Today's shiur is sponsored as a zechus for Rafael Shlomo Ben Lifsha & Rivka Bas Gila that they should be zoche to Zera Shel Kayama bikarov & Shauly Rosenfeld In memory of my dear friend Yehuda Augenbaum & the Lock & Lebovic families Lakewood as a zechus for our families & Jonathan Davydov In Memory of Bechor Davydov Ben penir may the Neshama have an aliyah & Anonymous The Yahrzeit of Moshe ben Amra Moshe Rabbenu Adar 7 & Chaim Weingarten In appreciation of the shiur & Sol Rosenberg Leilu Nishmas my grandfather R' Shimon b'R Yosef z'l & L'chvod R' Aaron Katz who has started the daf with R' Eli & Ariel Kramer In honor of such incredible hosts Jacob and Michal Lebovic! - Your weekly Oray'ach & Abba Rennert In honor of R Eli Shlita. Thank you for helping me be mesayim another masechta & Josh Berkowitz Success in learning the daf! Success to the Heiligah Rav Velvi Engel & Marc Brown Dedicate it to the guys that put together the Chicago siyums -- Turning of the daf Sponsored by Moshie Horn in Honor of Shmuley Sugar, the original sugarshaker & Sponsored by Moshe Kinsbursky In Honor of Brian and Talia Edgar

Ron is a classically trained violinist turned guitar player and singer-songwriter born in Connecticut. At the young age of 10, Ron joined his first orchestra and chamber groups where he got a good foundation by playing Bach, Beethoven, Vivaldi, and more which have informed his writing style. At 16, Ron started playing acoustic sets at coffee shops and soon formed the band, Material Force. The band released two full albums of original songs, the second produced by Percy Hill drummer, Aaron Katz in a barn in beautiful New Hampshire. In 2008, Ron moved to Nashville where he studied guitar with Stan Lassiter and continued to play, write songs, and learn the business of music while working at Sony Records. In 2010, Ron continued on to Los Angeles where writing beautiful songs and sharing them at a weekly residence in Hollywood and meeting many interesting and talented friends. When the pandemic hit, the album “Goodness Will Come” has taken on an even more important goal of Ron's music: to lift people up through music to feel and be their highest selves. “Gratitude”, an album of songs that encourage thoughts of gratitude is due out in May 2021 and another album called “A Good Life” is now in production for late summer/fall 2021. Watch this live show on our Youtube Page: https://youtu.be/qetIqvusz54 Listen to Ron on Spotify and Apple Music at Ron Brodie. Connect on Facebook at Ron Brodie and on Instagram @ronbrodiemusic Miracle Morning Series Episode #1 Co-Host Bobby Kountz - the One-Day-at-a-Time guy, author of The Someday Solution, speaker, sobriety scholar, and inspirationalist at https://www.bobbykountz.com/ Connect with Host and Gratitude Conductor Chris Palmore at https://www.gratitudespace.com/ and Check out his new book, "Dear Gratitude: An Anthology." https://www.amazon.com/Dear-Gratitude-Anthology-Chris-Palmore/dp/173613020X/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gratitudespace/message

Listen to hear Aaron Katz talk about his 10 years in multifamily syndication. He's syndicated over 1,800 units and is in the business for the long term. He's not only focused on acquiring properties and units but is also focused on self-development and living his best life today, not in the distant future! For links and resources discussed in this episode, please visit our show notes at https://darinbatchelder.com/Multifamily-Syndication  

Track 1: Discussion with Aaron Katz What is cryosurgery how is it diagnosed? Start Track 2: 21:35 Track 2: Lifestyle changes PSA Levels Start Track 3: 38:40 Track 3: Antioxidant studies Allopathic Therapies Healthy Lifestyles Start Track 4: 57:50 Track 4: Discussion and interview of Kerry Erickson Start Track 5: 1:18:08 Track 5: Discussion with Chris Prentiss Personal story about Pax 4 causes of Alcoholism and Addiction: Events of the past that they have not been able to deal with Chemical Imbalance - changes the way we feel & glandular malfunction Current conditions - cannot cope with Things they can not deal with as being true ITS NOT GENETIC! Why do people use drugs/alcohol Start Track 6: 1:39:10 Track 6: How to treat it locally Steps: Believe that cure is possible Find appropriate health practitioner have health practitioner communicate with each other setting a masterplan for the future    

Rab Aaron Katz, ex- rabino ortodoxo en diversas comunidades del mundo, formó una numerosa familia. Luego de un largo proceso de búsqueda personal, decide cambiar de vida, aunque no de religión. Hoy, Aaron como rabino liberal, está casado con Kevin y se encuentra escribiendo un libro sobre su apasionante vida, de la que también se hará una película. Rab Aaron Katz, entiende que quien es judío, no debería discriminar. La discriminación en todo sentido, y básicamente en el aspecto sexual, "es un conflicto de la ortodoxia y no un problema de la religión judía en sí misma". "Como judío digo que D's crea a cada uno de nosotros, o sea que también me creó a mí, así como soy, por lo que no veo ningún conflicto en el judaísmo, con esto, sino todo lo contrario". "Nuestro prójimo no es alguien igual a nosotros, es alguien diferente y es nuestro deber como judíos dar valores para encontrar la manera de transformar a la humanidad en comunidad y no discriminar". Entrevistador: Lic. Uriel Aiskovich Producción: Nicolás Zalcberg - Lic. María Esther Balé Edición: Daruma Producciones

On today's episode, I'm joined by Zain Jan, he's best known as the founder & CEO of Better Earth. We have the opportunity to learn about Zain's journey and how he grew two 8-figure companies by 24. Zain came from an immigrant family, raised outside Boston. His parents both worked significant hours and he barely got to see them. All throughout school, Zain was constantly tested for learning disabilities or behavioral issues. His dislike of public schooling reflected on his poor grades. Zain did end up going to college more so for making connections and not to study. With great self-awareness, Zain realized college wasn't for him and dropped out to pursue business. He was recruited by Aaron Katz to work at Bright Planet Solar and eventually got recruited by Solar City and built the larges sales office at 20. From there, Zain co-founded Better Earth and the rest was history. Follow Zain on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zainjanofficial/?hl=en Check out Better Earth: https://www.instagram.com/betterearthofficial/?hl=en https://www.betterearth.solar/

Dr. Aaron Katz, MD, Chairman of Urology at NYU Winthrop Hospital and Professor of Urology NYU School of Medicine, discusses the Oncotype DX Genomic Prostate Score® (GPS™) test and how it is used by physicians and he covers the Abstract from the American Urological Association (AUA) 2020 meeting titled "A 17 -Gene RT RT-PCR Prostate Assay: Clinical Experience in 33,000 Patients with Clinically Low-Risk Prostate Cancer"

From his collaborations with filmmakers like Aaron Katz, Alex Ross Perry, Chad Hartigan, and Brett Haley, music composer Keegan DeWitt has offering some of the most varied, melodic, soulful, simple, bold, yet organic film music — it’s impossible to imagine these movies without him. On this episode we talk how he initially got into film music as a writer/filmmaker/actor helping out friends, the similarities of collaboration strategies for both composers and editors, temp scores, and how his best work comes from producers and directors who realize how “significant” a score can change a film. Keegan’s newest score, All the Bright Places, which he called him and director Haley’s best work together, premieres on Netflix this Friday, February 28. Permalink

Dave and sidekick Kerri talk with Aaron Katz and Mike Falotico of We Buy Ugly Houses to hear the true tales of how the company buys distressed houses and rescues frustrated sellers. And what's up with that lovable caveman mascot? All is revealed. Visit www.webuyuglyhouses.com/boston for more info.

Aaron bought a 90-unit as his first investment in 2011 and hasn't looked back since. As of this recording, he has over 1500 units with 9 syndications and another under contract. I am super excited to have Aaron on the show! To check on my latest podcasts, please subscribe to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTbZD3eMXjxKhLUsgk6gY0A To connect with me, you may reach me on Reed@StarkeyCapital.com Join our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/StarkeyMultifamily/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reed-starkey/support

Cold Weather is a mumblecore crime thriller, if it is indeed possible to conceive of such a thing, which it must be, because Cold Weather is one. Gentle, leisurely, and with a close focus on character relationships and foibles, it's a pleasant and surprisingly engrossing film, more evidence of the reliability of MUBI's curation. Never has a brother-sister amateur detective duo been so laid back. José has issues with the ending, Mike has an issue with the crime story, but neither takes issue with the film's strength: its characters' relationships. Whether between adversarial brother and sister, amicable exes, or newly bonding buddies, these are smartly observed and efficiently rendered, and the film relishes moments such as a familial debate over who gets to drive, and a detour in which a character hopes that taking up pipe smoking will allow him to think like Sherlock Holmes. With the exception of some self-consciously 'art filmy' shot choices, the film is well directed by Aaron Katz, who maintains a precise and agreeably unhurried tone throughout, and earns characterful performances from his cast. José also remarks upon the cinematography, some later scenes shot during dusk capturing Portland's natural light and industrial landscape beautifully. It's the least interesting of the three films we've recently explored on MUBI (the other two being O Fantasma and Border), but this low-key indie is lovely to spend time with, and worth a glance. Recorded on 31st July 2019.

Direct from TMHQ: The Toughest Mudder Minnesota Friday afternoon Facebook live briefing. Share this with your friends running this weekend. Anamarie Rojas and Aaron Katz of TMHQ bring you info on the course you won't hear anywhere else. Except for Facebook.com/toughmudder. It's over there too. --- Times to note: Saturday, July 13 4:00 pm: Check-in Begins 7:15 pm: Runners to Start Chute for Pre-race Briefing 8:00 pm: Race Begins Sunday, July 14 7:15 am: Start Line closes to new laps 8:00 am: Finish Live closes. Course cleared of runners. 8:15 am: Post-Race Award Ceremony --- You can now text or call the show at (619) 378-4369. Leave us a voicemail! If your voicemail is good, it may be part of a future episode. If your voicemail is terrible it will probably be a part of a future episode. --- Like Tough Mudder this year, we are "getting back to our roots". Who from the WTM community would you like to hear from? Let us know in a review on Apple Podcasts. --- Follow us on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook.  Would you like to be a part of the show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Amazon.com and we'll read it on a future episode. Don't forget to subscribe and listen for new episodes every week.

On a very special episode of Guide to the Unknown: Introducing EARTH BREAK: A Few Suggestions For Survival, With Additional Hints and Tips About How to Make Yourself More Comfortable During the Alien Apocalypse! After everyone she's ever known was killed in an alien invasion, Lynn Gellert (Jenny Slate) might be the last person left on Earth. Her constant and only companion is the voice recorder she managed to salvage from her mother's house. As symptoms of a strange illness seem to set in, Lynn comes to terms with her mortality, only to realize that she's not sick, she's pregnant. Lynn is not a survivalist, or even good at camping, but somehow she has to find what it takes to confront a dangerous and uncertain future. Earth Break is written by Morgan Ormond. Starring Jenny Slate. Directed by Aaron Katz. Earth Break is presented by Skylark Media Subscribe to Earth Break on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you prefer to listen Follow @EarthBreakPod on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram "One-eyed Maestro" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

For those that don't know, or remember, Percy Hill were a band out of New Hampshire who met in 1991 at University studying jazz. They would in fact become part of that neo-jamband 2.0 scene of the 90s, and continued to tour through the oughts. They sort of fell out of the scene for a bit, but came back with some appearances in 2016 and have recently recorded at least one new song Great White Shark, which we totally dig. They do have plans to record more and tour a bit. We sat down with three members of Percy Hill recently, Aaron Katz, Yahuba Garcia and Joe Farrell. Our conversation started when I asked what prompted getting back in the studio to record "Great White Shark". You can follow their story at percyhillmusic.com a site which is being renovated. You can also follow them on Facebook for more up to date information.Show Notes:  First Song: 00:55 - Chrissy Reed Interview Begins: 6:17 Extro Song: 21:36 - Great White Shark     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's our 4th of July episode! So naturally the gang is discussing the 1972 musical - 1776. We are joined by musical "expert" Matt Piwowarczyk of the All Things Cozy podcast. The 'Who Shot Ya?' crew dissects their favorite musicals. And they get to the bottom of why Ricky hates them so much. Our news segment goes way back into the archives for some "relevant" news items. PLUS, Drea Clark interviews director Aaron Katz about his newest film Gemini. Weekly Movie Recommendations: Ricky - South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut Matt - Psycho Beach Party April - West Side Story Alonso - Such Good Friends Come to our LIVE SHOW on July 5th at the Dynasty Typewriter. We'll be discussing Attack The Block with special guest star Tre'vell Anderson. Buy tickets here! PLUS, we have two Spotify playlists. One is for Movie Soundtracks and the other is for Movie Scores. Check 'em out! Next week we're discussing Sorry to Bother You With Alonso Duralde, April Wolfe, Matt Piwowarczyk and Ricky Carmona. You can let us know what you think of Who Shot Ya? at @WhoShotYaPod on Twitter. Or email us atwhoshotya@maximumfun.org Produced by Casey O'Brien and Laura Swisher for MaximumFun.org.

Director Aaron Katz discusses the state of independent cinema and his new film "Gemini." Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Episode Description: In this episode, Christopher Schnese and Stephen Miller review Gemini. Directed by Aaron Katz. With Lola Kirke, Zoë Kravitz, and John Cho. A heinous crime tests the complex relationship between a tenacious personal assistant and her Hollywood starlet boss. As the assistant unravels the mystery, she must confront her own understanding of friendship, truth, and celebrity. Show Notes Hosts: • Christopher Schnese and Stephen Miller Featured Review: • Gemini The Verdict: • Stephen: Recommend (with Caveat) • Christopher: Wait for Rental Music for this Episode: • Gemini (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Contact the show: • email: fans@thespoilerwarning.com Listener Survey: • Please help us by taking our survey

Episode Description: In this episode, Christopher Schnese and Stephen Miller review Gemini. Directed by Aaron Katz. With Lola Kirke, Zoë Kravitz, and John Cho. A heinous crime tests the complex relationship between a tenacious personal assistant and her Hollywood starlet boss. As the assistant unravels the mystery, she must confront her own understanding of friendship, truth, and celebrity. Show Notes Hosts: • Christopher Schnese and Stephen Miller Featured Review: • Gemini The Verdict: • Stephen: Recommend (with Caveat) • Christopher: Wait for Rental Music for this Episode: • Gemini (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Contact the show: • email: fans@thespoilerwarning.com Listener Survey: • Please help us by taking our survey

Despite relocating to avoid her stalker, Claire Foy believes she continues to see him everywhere she goes in director Steven Soderbergh’s UNSANE.  A consultation with a mental health counselor leads to being, in her mind, mistakenly committed to a psychiatric ward where people conspire to keep her. In recommendations, Mark Pfeiffer selects writer-director Aaron Katz’s Los Angeles noir GEMINI starring Lola Kirke and Zoë Kravitz, and Paul Markoff finds plenty of laughs as Leslie Mann, John Cena, and Ike Barinholtz try to stop their teenage daughters from losing their virginity on prom night in director Kay Cannon’s comedy BLOCKERS. Send your comments, questions, and feedback to filmboundpod@gmail.com. Twitter: @filmbound Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/filmboundpod/ UNSANE clip courtesy Bleecker Street Media and Fingerprint Releasing GEMINI clip courtesy Neon BLOCKERS clip courtesy Universal Pictures Music: "Parasail" by Silent Partner Recorded April 14, 2018.

We can't keep this one quiet: the new Rad Carpet is live and loud! After digging into some listener feedback in Carpetspondence (3:50), Whalen and Siblo tear their Rad Ticket by unfurling takes on the hit John Krasinski horror film A Quiet Place, Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs, with some quick thoughts from Siblo on Aaron Katz's Gemini and the teen sex comedy Blockers (12:20). For the main event, the fellas begin their month long Sophia Coppola curriculum, starting with 2017's The Beguiled (32:20) and 2010's Somewhere (50:00).

In episode 266 of the podcast Erin sits down with Director Aaron Katz of the new film Gemini starring Lola Kirke, Zoë Kravitz & John Cho. The film is filled with mystery, original music, and beautiful cinematography of Los Angeles. See Gemini in select theaters NOW! See us at the Punchline during the Reimagine End of Life week in San Francisco on April 18! Get your tickets here. Look at our new website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.com Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter......... Or just shoot us an email --> therealbtpod@gmail.com   

Host Jeff Goldsmith interviews screenwriter-director Aaron Katz about Gemini. Download my podcast hereCopyright © Unlikely Films, Inc. 2018. All rights reserved.

Aaron Katz is a legendary solar entrepreneur, who has founded 3 solar companies and is currently the CEO of (my former company) Sungrade Solar. With 9 years of experience in the turbulent residential solar industry Aaron has unique insight that is valuable for entrepreneurs at any stage of their career. Enjoy!

This year's slate of unique films on the festival circuits are works defined by individuals. Some follow how they define themselves to others—romantically or otherwise—while others follow their relationship to work, the state, and to their own being. Performers of dynamic and unique range create compelling faces and bodies to follow through spaces both familiar and alien, traversing time through aesthetic choices. Directors thus create tones through defining space and helping us see what is beyond the camera's gaze. In this report from the AFI Film Festival in Los Angeles, Peter invites on a cornucopia of wonderous guests to discuss some of the fall's most unique films. Works by Hong Sang-Soo, Claire Denis, Sergei Lonznista, Aaron Katz, and Valeska Grisebach explore the contemporary landscape with conviction, empathy, and pathos. 0:00-3:43 Opening4:37-25:27 The Day After and Claire's Camera with Aret Frost26:28-43:39 A Gentle Creature with Carson Lund44:37-48:31 Sponsorship Section50:10-1:03:31  Gemini with Gabriel Anderson1:04:39-1:29:47 Western and Bright Sunshine In with Carman Tse1:30:37-1:32:49 Close / Outtake

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In 2010, Aaron joined an apartment mentor program & learned about apartment syndication. Now he owns hundreds of units with his equity partners. Currently owns 3 apartment buildings: 200 unit Fair Meadows 150 unit Rock Island 340 unit La Jolla Terrace Sold 2 apartment buildings last year: 90 unit Pioneer Villas- Value Added 116 unit Casa Bella- Value Added His father emigrated from Russia and didn’t speak english. Father created the largest mattress discounters company in county. Aaron worked several years for his father and learned determination, tenacity and to follow one course to success.  Aaron faced many challenges on his first apartment transaction. His initial management company was not focused and had to be replaced immediately. Putting a transaction together is like putting a puzzle together.  Aaron discussed the genesis on his latest acquisition- La Jolla Terrace Apartments. Aaron had built a personal relationship with the listing agent for over the last 5 years. The property received over 15 LOI (letter of intent) offers from other potential buyers. He made it to the best and final. His offer was not the highest. The seller requested a personal conference call with the buyer to discuss his purchase game plan. He felt very positive after the call. He wanted to make sure the seller understood his buying passion. Aaron had his financing in place and let his seller know he was prepared. Buyer moved forward with Aaron. Aaron is persistent and has positive expectations of success. Aaron raised $7 million with 70 investors for La Jolla.  Aaron recommends the book The E-Myth: Working ON your business…instead of IN your business. Aaron started with 7 investors and now has a database of over 100+ investors. He learned that you must be transparent with your investors to succeed.  To receive our FREE 15 page report on the FUNDAMENTALS OF MULTIFAMILY FINANCING 101 and to learn more about upcoming events at Old Capital Speaker Series please email us at INFO@OldCapitalLending.com Interested in learning more about how Multifamily Financing and connecting with Michael Becker and Paul Peebles. Contact: MBecker@spiadvisory.com or PPeebles@oldcapitallending.com  Are you interested in learning more about how Multifamily Syndications work? Please visit www.spiadvisory.com to learn about Michael's Real Estate Syndication business with SPI Advisory LLC.

Colin Marshall talks to Aaron Katz, director of such films as Dance Party USA, Quiet City, and the new Cold Weather. Continuing his established tradition of examining the sphere of urban twentysomethings who aren't quite sure how their lives got to this point or where they're going next with a strikingly aestheticizing gaze, Katz incorporates a near-Sherlock Holmesian plot into his latest film. His central characters, a Portland ice-factory worker, his DJ buddy, and his sister, find themselves embroiled in a forbiddingly seedy mystery when a girl goes missing and it falls to them to find her.

Cyrus is the latest film from Jay and Mark Duplass, a is a comedy-drama about a lonely divorcee (John C. Reilly) who finally meets the woman of his dreams (Marisa Tomei), only to discover that she has an over-protective son (Jonah Hill). After breaking through on the US festival scene with low-budget films such as The Puffy Chair (2005) and Baghead (2008), the Duplass Brothers quickly became associated with the term ‘mumblecore’. It was a loose phrase used to describe a certain kind of US indie movie, often focusing on introspective twenty-somethings and shot on tiny budgets using documentary-style techniques. Directors such as Andrew Bujalski, Lynn Shelton, Aaron Katz and Joe Swanberg all had the label applied to their films, which stood out from the increasingly expensive indie scene of the early and mid-2000s. Since then, the genre has arguably been absorbed into the mainstream with Greenberg – the Ben Stiller comedy featuring mumblecore regular Greta Gerwig – and now Cyrus, which sees the Duplass Brothers take their style of filmmaking to the division of a major studio (Fox Searchlight). I recently spoke with Jay Duplass in London about the new film, what the term mumblecore means to him now and the transition from ultra-low budget indies to the studio system.File Download (0:00 min / 7 MB)

Tyler and David sit down with director Aaron Katz and cinematographer Andrew Reed of the Independent Spirt Award-nominated film Quiet City.