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本期节目，不同于以往聊养院做的任何一期关于香港的节目。借着朱朱最近策划的“影游计划·香港站”（电影节特别篇）的活动，本期节目，我们会从《九龙城寨之围城》之后，香港对于电影保育的推广，香港电影里独特的城市影像符号，以及必不可缺的，以最资深玩家的方式，打开最当下、最流行、最复古、最电影、最文化的香港游玩大推荐。谁说香港游玩路线只能“大众”，还有更棒更个性化的旅行方式！04:38-31:30 从港产票房神话《九龙城寨之围城》开始，分享这部电影所在地——九龙城寨的前世今生 31:31-49:34 电影保育议题：聊聊近些年香港许多文化现象的更新——“旧的拆除和旧的保育” 49:35- 香港影游计划揭秘！推荐几个主播每次去香港必去的街区本期节目所涉的展览/店铺等信息：1. 《九龙城寨之围城》电影展览｜免费入场电影《九龙城寨之围城》拍摄场景的沉浸式展览。不仅完美还原了1980年代的香港风情，更有城寨的特色店铺与旧貌： 户外水井区、错综复杂的后巷、茶档与冰室、四子麻雀房、理发店......等等，仿佛瞬间穿越进了电影里。开放时间：即日起至2025年4月13日（11:00至21:00）地点：九龙启德协调道2号 AIRSIDE 108号铺2. 旗袍体验l 上海宝星时装旗袍《花样年华》中张曼玉的20多身旗袍背后的旗袍大师殷家万的店铺，也是梅艳芳御用的旗袍师傅。现已退休，但是其亲传弟子仍在运营该店铺。地址：佐敦吴松街150至164号宝灵商场1楼13号铺l 年华时装公司同样是《花样年华》的知名服装制作公司，店铺提供旗袍租赁服务，不需要预约，但不接受远程定制，需要到店量身和试身。地址：香港岛中环阁麟街38号（9:30至18:00，周日休息）3. 标记麻雀香港剩下为数不多的传统手雕麻将店， 店主张顺景师傅（景叔）年过70岁，是这家老店的第三代传人。麻将既可以预定整套，页可以购买几支当作手信。地址：佐敦佐敦道26F号3号铺4. 先达商店专卖传统的手工绣花鞋，独具韵味的复古手工艺制品，《花样年华》里张曼玉穿的那双拖鞋就是来自这家店铺，店内款式既有传统也有年轻化的，价格也很友好。地址： 佐敦吴松街150-164号宝灵商场1楼16-17号铺本期节目所涉及的电影与保育文化（现可打卡参观）：1. 电影《岁月神偷》—— 永利街 唐楼永利街始建于1950年代，曾一度面临清拆重建。所幸的是在2010年，永利街的唐楼出现在了当年的大热电影《岁月神偷》中，随后街区得以保留。永利街是现时香港唯一保留六十年代特色的地方，依山而建的小街道，建筑前刻意腾出一处公共空间（又称作「台」）以供附近居民使用。2. 电影《灯火阑珊》—— 霓虹招牌霓虹招牌既是香港繁华的象征，也是香港流行文化的一部分。因安全及技术传承原因， 霓虹光管这种技艺在香港几近失传，大家如果想一观香港的霓虹灯街区，推荐以下地点：l中环：大馆的霓虹灯展｜地址：中环荷李活道10号（11:00至20:00）l庙街：换新后的庙街，新设置了各种霓虹艺术装置l旺角：金丽宫卡拉OK｜地址：旺角通菜街129号友诚大厦1F3. 电影《胭脂扣》/《烈火青春》—— 叮叮车叮叮车和天星小轮、山顶缆车一样，是香港最古老的公共交通工具之一，距今已经有116年的历史。叮叮车见证了这个城市百多年来的兴衰迭变，也成为好几代香港人的集体回忆。时至今日，叮叮车不仅是香港的特色交通工具，更是香港的文化符号和城市名片，成为众多香港电影的灵感缪斯。叮叮车分为“东行线”和“西行线”两条路线。上环西港城往东行进，途径中环、金钟、湾仔、铜锣湾和跑马地。本期节目提到的必吃美食：1. 莲香楼｜糯米鸡、马拉糕、牛肉球百年老字号。自1926年在香港扎根以来，一直保留着下层卖饼、上层饮茶的传统茶楼格局。特色：复古感拉满，手推车式点心车，每日更新手写菜单。地址：香港岛中环威灵顿街160号2. 兰芳园｜丝袜奶茶兰芳园成立于1952年，是一家一家历史悠久的茶餐厅，这里也被誉为全港最棒的奶茶店，奶茶丝滑香浓，远胜于许多茶餐厅。餐厅以其怀旧风格著称，整个环境充满了年代感。地址：香港岛中环结志街2号3. 美都餐室｜菠萝包、西多士美都餐室成立于1950年，位于油麻地庙街，已有七十多年的历史。很多香港电影、电视剧都在这里取景，连黄家驹生前也是这里的常客。地址：油麻地庙街63号4. 华嫂冰室｜ 猪扒菠萝包、咸牛肉蛋治、蛋吐司香港明星茶餐厅，深受众多明星和市民喜欢的连锁茶餐厅品牌。店铺很多，无需特意前往，节省交通成本。地址：多家。在尖沙咀、观塘、湾仔、中环、元朗等均有店铺主播强推的必打卡街区：1. 中环街市电影《无名》的取景地，可以走访水磨石楼梯，体验时钟下拍照打卡。有很多创意品牌、怀旧文具店和零食店，例如：slowood（售卖线香香薰等特色产品）。附近就是中环半山自动扶梯。地址：香港岛中环皇后大道中93号及德辅道中80号2. 大馆+石板街大馆位于香港中环核心地带，提供各种世界级艺术文化体验，让市民可以享受其中，培养大众对艺术、历史古迹和文化的兴趣与欣赏。前面提到了大馆的霓虹灯展，可以免费参观，打卡拍照。地址：香港中环荷李活道10号3. PMQ元创方前身为已婚警察宿舍。现在是各种原创设计及特色工作坊，文艺爱好者的必逛之地。可以购买、浏览壁画、手工编织、木刻画制作等。地址：中环鸭巴甸街35号4. 香港文学馆许多的港片，比如《胭脂扣》、《流金岁月》、《青蛇》都是从香港言情小说改编过来的。而在香港文学馆，可以亲眼目睹作家张爱玲、金庸、萧红书等的信和手稿。地址：香港湾仔茂萝街7号5. M+博物馆｜强推位于西九文化区，毗邻维多利亚港海滨，是亚洲首个全球性的当代视觉文化博物馆。馆内藏品丰富，涵盖视觉艺术、设计与建筑，以及流动影像三大范畴，体验极佳。除了观展，艺术爱好者还可以在这里购买纪念品、品尝美食，在天台花园饱览维港景色。地址：西九文化区

Airside International's Spring 2025 edition examines the ground support equipment (GSE) sector, highlighting a rebound in pushback tractor sales and a stable second-hand market. Articles explore innovations in various GSE, including autonomous vehicles, electric solutions, and ergonomic lifting aids, alongside challenges like labour shortages and charging infrastructure deficits. The publication also features airport development projects in North America and ground handler procurement strategies, providing a comprehensive overview of the current state and future trends within the airside operations industry.

More podcasts, reviews, interviews, essays, and more at the Ancillary Review of Books.Please consider supporting ARB's Patreon!Credits:Host: Jake Casella BrookinsGuest: Dan HartlandTitle: The Passion by Jeanette WintersonMusic by Giselle Gabrielle GarciaArtwork by Rob PattersonOpening poem by Bhartṛhari, translated by John BroughReferences:This blog has a round-up of articles and commentary on the Gaiman allegations.Dan's Snap! Criticism series at AncillaryHandheld PressVonda McInty're The Exile Waiting & DreamsnakeThe 2024 Academic Conference on Canadian Science Fiction and FantasyAnnie Luong on Margaret Atwood's The Heart Goes LastNeal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon and the Baroque CycleLaura van den Berg's State of Paradise & Casella's reviewDon DeLillo's White NoiseWinterson's Written on the Body, Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit, Why Be Happy When You Can Be Normal, and FrankissteinBernard Cornwell's Sharpe novelsWilliam Shakespeare's As You Like It and The Winter's TaleChina Miéville's The City & The City (though I don't think we actually name it)Salman Rushdie, Martin AmisJulian Barnes' A History of the World in 10½ ChaptersThe 1980s: A Decade of Contemporary British Fiction edited by Emily Horton, Philip Tew, and Leigh WilsonNeil Gaiman, Jeff Noon, Steph Swainston“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” by T.S. EliotFrank Herbert's DuneMary Shelley's FrankensteinWendy Roy on Cherie DimalineWilliam Gibson's Pattern Recognition and othersDan's piece in LARB on Christopher Priest and his last novel, Airside

One of the most frequent requests that we get is to record an episode about Trinsic. So this week we're doing just that because we recently announced the launch of our identity acceptance network in partnership with CLEAR, Yoti, IDVerse, Airside, Dentity, and more than a dozen others.This episode will outline what identity acceptance is, how Trinsic landed on this approach, and how this might be relevant to you.If this is interesting to you, we're hosting a webinar next week which you can learn more about and register at trinsic.id/webinar.To read more about our identity acceptance network check out the announcement: https://trinsic.id/first-identity-acceptance-network/Thanks for listening. Feel free to reach out on Twitter at rileyphughes, and visit trinsic.id if you're interested in participating in our identity acceptance network.

Kevin And i Go though types of defrost, and tips in troubleshooting #advancedrefrigerationpodcast #RefrigerationTechnology #RefrigerationSystems #RefrigerationEquipment #RefrigerationUnits #RefrigerationMaintenance #RefrigerationRepair #CommercialRefrigerationRacks #RefrigerationRackDesign #RackRefrigerationComponents #RackRefrigerationMaintenance #BenefitsOfRackRefrigeration #RackRefrigerationInstallation #HVACSystems #HVACInstallation #HVACMaintenance #HVACRepair #HVACComponents #CommercialHVAC #residentialhvac Refrigeration HVAC Cooling systems Air conditioning Heating systems Heat pumps Refrigeration cycle Compressors Evaporators Condensers Refrigerant types Energy efficiency in HVAC Troubleshooting HVAC issues HVAC maintenance tips Ductwork design Indoor air quality HVAC controls and thermostats HVAC installation guide HVAC training HVAC industry trends Refrigeration principles HVAC repair techniques Heat transfer in HVAC Ventilation systems Air handlers Variable refrigerant flow (VRF) Chilled water systems Ductless mini-split systems Refrigerant leak detection HVAC system zoning Energy management systems Load calculation in HVAC Hydronic heating systems Geothermal HVAC systems Commercial refrigeration Residential HVAC solutions HVAC system components Air balancing Heat exchangers HVAC retrofitting Building automation systems Energy-saving tips for HVAC Refrigeration system design Heat recovery systems Refrigerant recovery and recycling HVAC system troubleshooting guide HVAC system controls HVAC system commissioning HVAC system noise reduction Refrigeration system maintenance HVAC system upgrades Evaporative cooling systems IAQ (Indoor Air Quality) testing Air filtration systems Heat load calculation Energy-efficient HVAC technologies HVAC system programming Variable speed technology in HVAC Radiant heating and cooling systems VAV (Variable Air Volume) systems HVAC system balancing Chiller systems Thermal insulation in HVAC Refrigeration system troubleshooting HVAC airflow measurement Air curtains Heat recovery ventilation HVAC system optimization HVAC system integration Solar-powered HVAC systems High-efficiency furnaces Heat pump maintenance HVAC system design software CO2 refrigeration systems Green building HVAC solutions HVAC system control strategies Duct cleaning Smart thermostats Energy management software HVAC system reliability Cold storage systems HVAC system life cycle cost analysis Dehumidification systems Ice machines Building energy modeling for HVAC HVAC system airflow balancing Indoor air purification HVAC system automation Absorption refrigeration systems HVAC system energy audits Radiators and convectors Refrigeration system load calculation HVAC system preventive maintenance Variable frequency drives (VFDs) HVAC system controls integration Cooling tower systems Airside economizers Evaporative condensers IAQ monitoring devices Refrigeration system retrofits

Founded in London back in 2012, Onfido has become one of the global leaders in the digital identity verification and authentication services.We caught up with Mike Tuchen, who joined the company almost three years ago after stints as CEO of companies like Rapid7 and Talend, and was brought on board to lead the scale-up and supercharge global growth.Started with merely $30,000 in seed funding a decade ago, Onfido has raised more than $200 million in funding to date, and currently employs more than 600 staff around the globe.According to Tuchen, revenue has reached well over $100 million a year, but getting the multi-national company to cashflow-positivity while maintaining healthy growth figures is one of his priorities.We didn't only talk numbers though; Tuchen also went deep into Onfido's software, its positioning, how and why it uses artificial intelligence in its products, combatting bad actors and deepfakes, the war for talent, the company's recent acquisition of Airside, his take on the UK and European technology ecosystems, and much more.You can also watch the interview directly on YouTube. 

Brett's on Vacation Listen to Kevin Go over Balancing Defrost #advancedrefrigerationpodcast #RefrigerationTechnology #RefrigerationSystems #RefrigerationEquipment #RefrigerationUnits #RefrigerationMaintenance #RefrigerationRepair #CommercialRefrigerationRacks #RefrigerationRackDesign #RackRefrigerationComponents #RackRefrigerationMaintenance #BenefitsOfRackRefrigeration #RackRefrigerationInstallation #HVACSystems #HVACInstallation #HVACMaintenance #HVACRepair #HVACComponents #CommercialHVAC #residentialhvac Refrigeration HVAC Cooling systems Air conditioning Heating systems Heat pumps Refrigeration cycle Compressors Evaporators Condensers Refrigerant types Energy efficiency in HVAC Troubleshooting HVAC issues HVAC maintenance tips Ductwork design Indoor air quality HVAC controls and thermostats HVAC installation guide HVAC training HVAC industry trends Refrigeration principles HVAC repair techniques Heat transfer in HVAC Ventilation systems Air handlers Variable refrigerant flow (VRF) Chilled water systems Ductless mini-split systems Refrigerant leak detection HVAC system zoning Energy management systems Load calculation in HVAC Hydronic heating systems Geothermal HVAC systems Commercial refrigeration Residential HVAC solutions HVAC system components Air balancing Heat exchangers HVAC retrofitting Building automation systems Energy-saving tips for HVAC Refrigeration system design Heat recovery systems Refrigerant recovery and recycling HVAC system troubleshooting guide HVAC system controls HVAC system commissioning HVAC system noise reduction Refrigeration system maintenance HVAC system upgrades Evaporative cooling systems IAQ (Indoor Air Quality) testing Air filtration systems Heat load calculation Energy-efficient HVAC technologies HVAC system programming Variable speed technology in HVAC Radiant heating and cooling systems VAV (Variable Air Volume) systems HVAC system balancing Chiller systems Thermal insulation in HVAC Refrigeration system troubleshooting HVAC airflow measurement Air curtains Heat recovery ventilation HVAC system optimization HVAC system integration Solar-powered HVAC systems High-efficiency furnaces Heat pump maintenance HVAC system design software CO2 refrigeration systems Green building HVAC solutions HVAC system control strategies Duct cleaning Smart thermostats Energy management software HVAC system reliability Cold storage systems HVAC system life cycle cost analysis Dehumidification systems Ice machines Building energy modeling for HVAC HVAC system airflow balancing Indoor air purification HVAC system automation Absorption refrigeration systems HVAC system energy audits Radiators and convectors Refrigeration system load calculation HVAC system preventive maintenance Variable frequency drives (VFDs) HVAC system controls integration Cooling tower systems Airside economizers Evaporative condensers IAQ monitoring devices Refrigeration system retrofits

Kevin And I Talk with Mike Sweeney, And Ron Vogl From Honeywell About HFO Refrigerants #advancedrefrigerationpodcast #RefrigerationTechnology #RefrigerationSystems #RefrigerationEquipment #RefrigerationUnits #RefrigerationMaintenance #RefrigerationRepair #CommercialRefrigerationRacks #RefrigerationRackDesign #RackRefrigerationComponents #RackRefrigerationMaintenance #BenefitsOfRackRefrigeration #RackRefrigerationInstallation #HVACSystems #HVACInstallation #HVACMaintenance #HVACRepair #HVACComponents #CommercialHVAC #residentialhvac Refrigeration HVAC Cooling systems Air conditioning Heating systems Heat pumps Refrigeration cycle Compressors Evaporators Condensers Refrigerant types Energy efficiency in HVAC Troubleshooting HVAC issues HVAC maintenance tips Ductwork design Indoor air quality HVAC controls and thermostats HVAC installation guide HVAC training HVAC industry trends Refrigeration principles HVAC repair techniques Heat transfer in HVAC Ventilation systems Air handlers Variable refrigerant flow (VRF) Chilled water systems Ductless mini-split systems Refrigerant leak detection HVAC system zoning Energy management systems Load calculation in HVAC Hydronic heating systems Geothermal HVAC systems Commercial refrigeration Residential HVAC solutions HVAC system components Air balancing Heat exchangers HVAC retrofitting Building automation systems Energy-saving tips for HVAC Refrigeration system design Heat recovery systems Refrigerant recovery and recycling HVAC system troubleshooting guide HVAC system controls HVAC system commissioning HVAC system noise reduction Refrigeration system maintenance HVAC system upgrades Evaporative cooling systems IAQ (Indoor Air Quality) testing Air filtration systems Heat load calculation Energy-efficient HVAC technologies HVAC system programming Variable speed technology in HVAC Radiant heating and cooling systems VAV (Variable Air Volume) systems HVAC system balancing Chiller systems Thermal insulation in HVAC Refrigeration system troubleshooting HVAC airflow measurement Air curtains Heat recovery ventilation HVAC system optimization HVAC system integration Solar-powered HVAC systems High-efficiency furnaces Heat pump maintenance HVAC system design software CO2 refrigeration systems Green building HVAC solutions HVAC system control strategies Duct cleaning Smart thermostats Energy management software HVAC system reliability Cold storage systems HVAC system life cycle cost analysis Dehumidification systems Ice machines Building energy modeling for HVAC HVAC system airflow balancing Indoor air purification HVAC system automation Absorption refrigeration systems HVAC system energy audits Radiators and convectors Refrigeration system load calculation HVAC system preventive maintenance Variable frequency drives (VFDs) HVAC system controls integration Cooling tower systems Airside economizers Evaporative condensers IAQ monitoring devices Refrigeration system retrofits

Mike Tuchen, the CEO of Onfido (Airside), joins KRLD's David Johnson on the CEO Spotlight to discuss the group's acquisition of Airside and what the future of identity verification looks like.

Red Sox president and CEO Sam Kennedy joins MassLive's Chris Cotillo on an Opening Day episode of the Fenway Rundown. The two discuss the World Baseball Classic, how Kennedy thinks his team will perform this season (including an exact win total), returning to relevance in Boston, MLB's rule changes and much more. Intro music: Airside by Hiro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's Fenway Rundown, host Chris Cotillo answers reader questions about Red Sox spring training. Topics covered includes the team's upcoming roster decisions about Raimel Tapia and Jorge Alfaro, how the Opening Day rotation will shake out, the lineup and more. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thanksgiving Week on the Fenway Rundown so we're keeping it in the family. Host Chris Cotillo is joined by his father, Dave Cotillo, to talk Red Sox and much, much more. The duo talks about Chris' failed athletic career, why Dave is worried about Chris' ice cream intake at Fenway Park and Dave's favorite Twitter insults hurled at Chris. Happy Thanksgiving! Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Fenway Rundown, MassLive beat writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith discuss the first week of the offseason for the Red Sox. The writers talk about the state of Boston's rotation after James Paxton exercised his player option and Nathan Eovaldi declined his qualifying offer, give their thoughts on the prospects added to the 40-man roster and parse through the rumors that Xander Bogaerts might be flirting with the Phillies and Yankees. Cotillo and Smith also predict who will be cut before Friday's non-tender deadline. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith are back on the Fenway Rundown, this time to give out some grades. The two writers grade the 2022 seasons of every Red Sox position player from Rafael Devers on down. They'll grade the club's pitchers on next week's show. Intro music: Airside by Hiro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MassLive's Chris Cotillo is joined on the Rundown by former Red Sox infielder Will Middlebrooks. He gives his perspective on the debut of top prospect Triston Casas and how his debut compares, along with what moves he believes the Red Sox should make this offseason and his unexpected path to becoming a broadcaster. Intro music: Airside by Hiro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tony Massarotti of 98.5 The Sports Hub joins Chris Cotillo on the Rundown to discuss what went wrong with the Red Sox in 2022, how they escape what he calls a "crisis," how his first year in the NESN booth has gone and much more. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's Fenway Rundown, Chris Smith joins his fellow MassLive Red Sox beat writer in Chris Cotillo to discuss the ugliest series of the season for Boston, if they're buyers or sellers at the deadline, obvious needs at first base and the bullpen and what they think the Red Sox will actually do before Aug. 2. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, Red Sox first round pick Mikey Romero joins Chris Cotillo to talk about getting drafted by the Red Sox, his tight-knit relationship with Marcelo Mayer, being compared to Fransisco Lindor and much more. Listen as the star prep shortstop does his first 1-on-1 interview since being drafted Sunday night. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Red Sox outfielder Rob Refsynder joins host Chris Cotillo to discuss a variety of topics, including his experiences with past teams, how he fixed his swing with the Twins, what has keyed his hot streak with the Red Sox and more. Refsnyder also praises Jarren Duran and the WooSox' coaching staff and talks about wanting to be a manager someday. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Cotillo is joined by fellow MassLive Red Sox beat writer Chris Smith to debate if the surging Red Sox are really contenders and touch on a bunch of other team-related topics. The two writers discuss the evolving bullpen (with Tanner Houck as closer), Jeter Downs' promotion, Jarren Duran's future, which Red Sox should make the All-Star team and more. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, host Chris Cotillo is joined by Red Sox pitching coach Dave Bush for a wide-ranging conversation from the home dugout at Fenway Park. Bush gives updates on injured pitchers Garrett Whitlock, Nate Eovaldi and Chris Sale, talks about his excitement for young pitchers (including Brayan Bello) and even reveals which Red Sox pitcher is the only one to call him by his first name. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Prospect Week at the Fenway Rundown. Host Chris Cotillo talks to Red Sox director of player development Brian Abraham and SoxProspects.com executive editor Chris Hatfield about the current state of Boston's farm system, including updates on Triston Casas, Brayan Bello, Marcelo Mayer and others. With both guests, Cotillo discusses which prospects might make an impact in the majors later this year. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, prolific author and scriptwriter James Swallow joins The Crew Reviews to discuss his latest standalone thriller, AIRSIDE. Swallow is a New York Times, Sunday Times, and Amazon bestselling author, a British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) nominee, a former journalist, and the award-winning writer of over fifty books, along with numerous scripts for video games, radio, and television. He is one of a handful of writers to have written original fiction for both the Doctor Who and Star Trek franchises. And he has also written for numerous other successful franchises, including Warhammer 40,000; Stargate; 24 (audio-book), The Horus Heresy, 2000AD; Deus Ex; Tom Clancy- Splinter Cell. Swallow is also the author of the bestselling Marc Dane series.  To learn more about James Swallow, visit his website: https://jswallow.com/ You can get your copy of AIRSIDE here: https://amzn.to/3wUsMYu ------- If you want to learn more about the guys from The Crew or see additional author interviews, visit us at www.thecrewreviews.com Follow us on social media Twitter | https://twitter.com/CREWbookreviews Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/thecrewreviews Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/thecrewreviews/ Don't forget to subscribe to The Crew Reviews, hit the "LIKE" button, and leave a comment.

Prepare for takeoff! DM Radio Host @eric_kavanagh will interview speakers and delegates from the Airside.Live Conference in NYC! We'll learn about the rise of Analytic Governance, and why it's central to the Information Economy with Patrick Connolly of DataOps.live and Bobby Napiltonia of Okera.

Analytics are now table stakes in business. Every company needs a strategy for capturing, processing and enriching data to create insights. In fact, the scale of today's analytics landscape is now so vast -- whether in terms of data sources, or just the raw number of analysts trying to examine data -- that old-fashioned ways of governing analytics are falling over. Automation is increasingly important for granting access to critical data sets. And the companies who crack that code? They'll be the winners. Check out this episode of DM Radio to learn more! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview two speakers from the upcoming Airside.Live conference in New York City, May 24-26. Guests including Gregor Sewinksi of Payability and Eric Johnson of Momentive.

With the Astros in town, Chandler Rome of the Houston Chronicle joins the podcast to talk all things Red Sox-Astros. Rome and host Chris Cotillo dig into the similarities between the contract situations of Xander Bogaerts and former Astro Carlos Correa, whether the Boston-Houston rivalry is a real matchup and Alex Cora's relationship with Astros players in a post-sign stealing scandal world. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, longtime NESN host Tom Caron stops by to discuss another brutal week for the 10-19 Red Sox. Caron and host Chris Cotillo dig into Boston's offensive woes, the bad news that Chris Sale and James Paxton both experienced setbacks and the moves (hint: calling up Ryan Fitzgerald) that they would make. Caron also talks about what it means to him to have emceed the Jerry Remy ceremony at Fenway Park last month and his thought's on NESN's new color analysts. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, MassLive Red Sox beat writer Chris Smith joins the show. Smith and host Chris Cotillo discuss Boston's horrible 10-game road trip, where the team can go from here and which changes need to be made. The writers give their takes on which role better suits Garrett Whitlock, what to do with Bobby Dalbec, if Jarren Duran is a potential answer and more. Intro music: Airside by Hiro.

On this episode, Red Sox announcer Mike Monaco joins host Chris Cotillo to talk about his rise as a young star in broadcasting. The 28-year-old talks about the time he first got the call to do a game for NESN, his best memories of Jerry Remy, his career to this point and much more, including a great Coach K story. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, Boston Sports Journal's Sean McAdam joins the show. McAdam and host Chris Cotillo give their thoughts on the Red Sox' reported lowball offer to Xander Bogaerts as well as the club's extension talks with third baseman Rafael Devers before getting into takeaways from the first 10 games of 2022. The writers talk about the Sox' roster, who won't be back next year and the unfortunate return of COVID-19 in Boston's clubhouse. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, host Chris Cotillo is joined by Red Sox chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom for an in-depth discussion on all things Red Sox. Bloom discusses the club's recent extension with righty Garrett Whitlock as well as the failed contract negotiations with stars Rafael Devers and Xander Bogaerts. Bloom goes on to give his expectations about the 2022 Red Sox and reveals how much he pays attention to Twitter throughout the season. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, MassLive's Red Sox writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith preview the 2022 season and look ahead to Opening Day later this week. Cotillo and Smith analyze Boston's opening roster, give their takeaways from covering spring training and make predictions on how the Red Sox will fare in 2022. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Trying to describe myself has always been really hard. I've never fitted into anything. Someone described me as an edge-walker the other day. And I thought, oh my God, that's the first time anyone's put me into a category that I can relate to." Nat Hunter   Nat Hunter always felt pigeon-holed, like she could only bring a small sliver of herself to work and so she co-founded her own design company, Airside in 1999. We talk about their approach: what happens if you make work somewhere where people can really show up and be themselves? We also chat about their mantra of never do something just for the money and about the eventual winding up of the company. Nat decided life was short and only wants to do stuff that has a positive impact on the planet. And as 80% of the ecological impact for products is determined in the design phase Nat talks about various approaches designers can take to have a more holistic approach. We talk about sustainability, circular economy, regenerative design, net zero, co-designing with insects and more. And we delve into how we would decide what to buy if we could only buy three items of clothing a year?    Nat Hunter, a Director of Other Today, is a designer, educator and coach, currently exploring how regenerative culture and organisational behaviour can positively impact people, society and the planet. A systems thinker and agitator for change, she brings her experience in business, design and coaching together in order to create and support change. She co-founded the multi-award winning Airside, one of the UK's first digital design studios. In 2021 Nat co-created the influential Design Council report Beyond Net Zero and is currently a Design For Planet Fellow at the Design Council.   Connect with Nat: On LinkedIn By email redfishgreenfish@gmail.com    Resources Mentioned: Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World by Tyson Yunkaporta Sherri Mitchell Beyond Net Zero: Design Council Rob Hopkins Transition Movement Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek Carbon Tunnel Vision Diagram B Corp Reinventing Organisations by Frederic Laloux  

On this episode, MassLive Red Sox beat writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith cover all angles of the news that the Red Sox have signed star infielder Trevor Story to a six-year, $140 million contract. Cotillo and Smith discuss their reaction to the move and what it means for Xander Bogaerts' future. The two writers also debate what's next for Chaim Bloom and the Red Sox with two weeks to go before Opening Day. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, MassLive Red Sox beat writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith react to MLB's announcement that regular season games will be canceled due to the lockout and guess when the regular season will actually start. Cotillo recaps his eventful trip to Fort Myers, where he watched Chris Sale, Matt Barnes and Nick Pivetta work out, and Smith previews his upcoming trip to minor-league spring training. The writers close with a discussion of the NESN's rumored new broadcast booth and the surprising addition of Tony Massarotti. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, The Athletic's Evan Drellich joins the show to give an in-depth update on the ongoing MLB lockout. Drellich and host Chris Cotillo discuss where things currently stand and the possibility of both spring training and Opening Day being delayed. Drellich outlines the issues that have baseball in a labor stoppage and the potential ways an agreement could be reached. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jenny McLaughlin has worked within the airport industry for over 19 years. This began at East Midlands Airport as an Environment and Safeguarding Officer achieving ISO14001. The last 14 years have been at Heathrow Airport in a number of departments including Environment, Airside and now Infrastructure as a project manager. Jenny has delivered a number of business changes, from new aircraft de-icing process, introducing new IT applications, building a remote coaching gate in the middle of a live terminal, to significant maintenance work to the Northern runway. Jenny is the Lead for Heathrow's Disability Network and brings that to her PM role. Jenny advocates that each person should have an equitable seat at the table and creating a safe environment to challenge and improve the way we interreact and build the world around us.Jenny is dyslexic and has ADHD and believes that “the way that my brain is wired differently is an asset”. Finally, Jenny is a speaker at a number of industry events on ‘Systematic Inclusion', bringing to life the criticality of accessibility if we are to truly ‘Build Back Equitable'.

FindBiometrics, which is reporting live from the Future Travel Experience Global conference in Las Vegas. Eric Weiss, our multimedia editor, was on the show floor this week speaking to the biometrics and identity leaders. And in this special episode of ID Talk, recorded at FTE, he interviews Adam Tsao, Co-Founder and COO of Airside. Tsao introduces Airside's privacy-forward technology, which he calls a new take on biometrics. Consent and humanity are strong themes in this interview, which touches on everything from Airside's encryption and time-based methodology, to what it might take before we can achieve a frictionless airport experience. To learn more about the topics discussed in this podcast visit https://airsidemobile.com/ To hear more interviews straight from Future Travel Experience stay tuned to FindBiometrics where you can participate in our 19th annual Year in Review Survey. The FindBiometrics Year in Review bigger than ever this year, culminating in a full day virtual event, and with prize giveaways for survey respondents: https://findbiometrics.com/take-the-findbiometrics-year-in-review-2021-survey/

On this episode, MassLive's Red Sox beat writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith recap a busy pre-lockout week for the Red Sox, who signed three starting pitchers and made a shocking trade that sent Hunter Renfroe to Milwaukee for Jackie Bradley Jr. and two prospects. They also discuss MLB's lockout and what to expect from the Sox once the off-season resumes. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, MassLive's Red Sox beat writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith preview the ALDS, which begins Thursday night in St. Petersburg, Florida. They discuss the keys to the series for the Red Sox, their thoughts on the roster (which includes J.D. Martinez and Matt Barnes) and give predictions for the best-of-5 series. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, MassLive's Red Sox beat writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith discuss the Red Sox' recent struggles and if they are the product of a relatively inactive trade deadline for the club. The writers talk about how the roster might change in the coming days, whether Kevin Plawecki should start at catcher over Christian Vázquez, what to expect in Chris Sale's return and more. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, MassLive's Red Sox beat writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith discuss their early impressions of outfielder Jarren Duran, who was called up to make his big-league debut last weekend. The two writers also discuss what the Red Sox will do at Friday's trade deadline, when Chris Sale may return to the rotation and much more. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How big a deal is DataOps? It's big enough to rewrite the rules of analytics! Check out this episode of DM Radio, broadcast from AIRSIDE with Okera. Speakers include Justin Mullen and Guy Adams of DataOps, along with Mike Ferguson of Intelligent Business Strategies. Bonus segment features Floyd Smith of Unravel Data.   

On this episode, MassLive Red Sox writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith discuss Garrett Richards' difficulty adjusting to MLB's new foreign substance rules, Chris Sale progressing toward a return and when Red Sox fans should expect to see Jarren Duran in the majors. The two scribes also talk about Alex Cora's leadoff conundrum and more. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the latest episode, MassLive presents Part III of a three-part series, ‘Welcoming the WooSox,’ celebrating the dawn of Triple-A baseball in Worcester.WooSox hitting coach and Worcester native Rich Gedman joins the show to discuss the arrival of the franchise, his impressions of Opening Day at Polar Park and to give scouting reports on top prospects Jarren Duran, Jeter Downs and Connor Wong. Gedman talks about his pride for having the Red Sox’ Triple-A affiliate in his hometown and when he knew the possibility was a legitimate one. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's episode, MassLive Red Sox writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith discuss the last couple weeks for the Red Sox. The two scribes get into why Franchy Cordero was sent down to the WooSox, the club's bullpen structure, the emergence of newcomer Danny Santana and much more. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's episode, MassLive Red Sox writers Chris Cotillo and Chris Smith recap their first road trips since 2019 -- to New York and Texas -- and discuss an up-and-down week for the Red Sox. The two writers discuss Franchy Cordero's struggles, some potential issues with Alex Cora's roster construction and play a game of 'Buy or Sell' to determine how much stock they are putting in the early-season performances of Garrett Whitlock, Bobby Dalbec and others. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Part II of a three-part series, 'Welcoming the WooSox,' right in time for the dawn of Triple-A baseball in Worcester. Worcester Red Sox principal owner and team chairman Larry Lucchino joins the show to discuss Polar Park's "rolling opening," how the dimensions of the ballpark will help the Red Sox, his emotions with Opening Day fast approaching and more. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's episode, Steve Perrault of WEEI and the Section 10 podcast joins the show to discuss the hot start the Red Sox are off to in 2021. Perrault gives his thoughts on if the Red Sox are suddenly relevant again, talks about the atmosphere at Fenway Park so far this season and decides whether or not it's time to start believing in the team's chances. Intro music: Airside by Hiro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest AIRSIDE Band About AIRSDE: AIRSIDE, A quintet of tight Memphis musicians/songwriters have captivated listeners with their live show, an “experience” that weaves seamlessly between familiar covers and inspiring original material. The end result is a powerful good time, transporting listeners to a nostalgic moment they would not have expected prior to AIRSIDE's show.Such commitment from the band's members had attracted major media attention; earning feature spots on both ABC and CBS as well as a licensing deal with The Orpheum Theatre's “Summer Movie Series”. The group headed into Royal Studios with 3-time Grammy winner, engineer/producer Lawrence “Boo” Mitchell (John Mayer, Mark Ronson, Bruno Mars) in October 2015 to work on their album expected to be released in 2016.  www.weareairside.com The opinions expressed during this radio/podcast broadcast are for inspiration, information and entertainment purposes. This show is a production of Atlanta Life Radio and to learn more visit us at www.atlantaliferadio.com