Podcasts about alex chavez

How can textiles be produced more sustainably while remaining economically viable? In this episode of Talking Digital Industries, host Alex Chavez explores a groundbreaking innovation in textile fiber production with Juha Salmela, CTO and co-founder of Spinnova, and Eryn Devola, Head of Sustainability at Siemens Digital Industries. Spinnova's revolutionary textile fiber has a 74% smaller carbon footprint and uses 98% less water than conventional cotton. Even more impressively, its 100% mechanical production process eliminates harmful chemicals and minimizes waste, setting a new standard for sustainable textiles. Learn how this vision is coming to life and how Siemens helps Spinnova scale with digital tools and the power of ecosystems.Spinnova reference

What do automation, flies, agricultural waste, and Digital Twins have in common? They're all part of a revolutionary approach to producing sustainable animal feed. This episode of Talking Digital Industries starts with an unusual snack before host Alex Chavez embarks on a fascinating discussion with Matt Simmonds, Managing Director at Entocycle, and Keith Thornhill, Head of Food & Beverage at Siemens UK and Ireland. Tune in to find out what it's like inside an insect farm in central London, and how cutting-edge technologies are helping reduce food waste and create alternative protein sources.Siemens Agriculture

Is AI already making an impact on industry? Absolutely! In this episode of Talking Digital Industries, host Alex Chavez explores the world of industrial AI solutions with Alvin Clark from NVIDIA and Dr. Michael Schrapp from Siemens. They discuss AI-driven solutions available today thanks to the collaboration between Siemens and NVIDIA. The conversation focuses on groundbreaking innovations and real-world applications that are making industrial processes more intelligent, efficient, and sustainable. Looking ahead, the guests share insights into the future of AI-powered industrial applications – and, for a fun twist, they reveal what AI task they'd love to hand over in their personal lives! Siemens Industrial Copilot

Say goodbye to cardboard-box planning! Designing factory workstations is now four times faster with a solution based on virtual reality. In this episode, host Alex Chavez meets with Tobias Haslböck, Business Developer at the startup Halocline, and Julian Boha, Head of the Siemens program Fast Lane for Startups. They talk about the solution that speeds up workstation planning, and they also share recommendations for startups on collaborating with a global player like Siemens. Listen in to find more about the benefits of working within the Siemens ecosystem! Industrial Partner EcosystemFast Lane for Startups

Rob is joined by Alex Chavez, Tom Annis, Kyle Timberlake, Mike Rossi for an in depth review of the Dwarf Army including the Clash of Kings 2024 changes. So pull up a comfy chair as we take you deep into the heart of the Mountains!

Rob is joined by Alex Chavez, Tom Annis, Kyle Timberlake, Mike Rossi for an in depth review of the Dwarf Army including the Clash of Kings 2024 changes. So pull up a comfy chair as we take you deep into the heart of the Mountains!

This is the first of 3 episodes we have planned on Scenario play. In this episode Alex Chavez and Cyle Pool take a deep dive and share their insight into playing Pillage, Dominate, Control and Salt the Earth scenarios. As always if you have any questions please be sure to let us know by dropping a comment here.

This is the first of 3 episodes we have planned on Scenario play. In this episode Alex Chavez and Cyle Pool take a deep dive and share their insight into playing Pillage, Dominate, Control and Salt the Earth scenarios. As always if you have any questions please be sure to let us know by dropping a comment here.

Guest Info/Bio: This week's guest is part one with psychic medium Alex Chavez! We talk about what it was like growing up with this unique gift as well as things she's learned along the way through her contact with the other side. Guest Links:www.sacredsole.org Tiktok:https://www.tiktok.com/@alexandriaa_chavez?_t=8ZPRP9M2JrP&_r=1Instagram: https://instagram.com/alexandriaa_chavez?igshid=MWI4MTIyMDE=Stay on top of all the latest by following the show at:Instagram: @thefromthevoidpodastFacebook: @thefromthevoidpodcastTwitter: @thefromthevoidpodcast The From the Void Podcast is written, edited, mixed, and produced by John Williamson.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/from-the-void-podcast/donations

Guest Info/Bio: This week's guest is part one with psychic medium Alex Chavez! We talk about what it was like growing up with this unique gift as well as things she's learned along the way through her contact with the other side. Guest Links:www.sacredsole.org Tiktok:https://www.tiktok.com/@alexandriaa_chavez?_t=8ZPRP9M2JrP&_r=1Instagram: https://instagram.com/alexandriaa_chavez?igshid=MWI4MTIyMDE=Stay on top of all the latest by following the show at:Instagram: @thefromthevoidpodastFacebook: @thefromthevoidpodcastTwitter: @thefromthevoidpodcast The From the Void Podcast is written, edited, mixed, and produced by John Williamson. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/from-the-void-podcast/donations

Programmable logic controllers – or PLCs – were introduced to the market around 60 years ago. Now, this classical hardware stands on the cusp of going digital. Efrossini Tsouchnika and Oliver Narr from Siemens talk about the implications and opportunities of virtual PLCs with host Alex Chavez. As it turns out, these two technologies are likely to exist side by side. The best of both worlds, so to say.  

Hello friends! Grupo Fantasma and Brownout members, John Speice and Beto Martinez return to the show to talk about their new collaboration with Victor Cruz from Nemegata and Alex Chavez from Dos Santos called, Caramelo Haze! Their debut album, NOESTÁSAQUÍ is available now on Nacional Records and they're celebrating with a release show this Wednesday, July 27th at 3Ten ACL Live. Go to caramelohaze.com for music, tickets and more. John and Beto and I have a great conversation about the organic formation of Caramelo Haze and making NOESTÁSAQUÍ at Lechehouse Studio, bringing the the show to the stage, recording, our shared love of Dallas band, Ten Hands, where Caramelo Haze goes from here and much more. Plus, I have a quick chat with Little Rock, Arkansas artist, Joshua Asante about his music and his performance at the Lush Life 3 Event taking place this Friday, July 29th at The Pershing here in Austin and featuring performances from Joshua, Leo Crimbley, James Robinson with a special guest, a DJ set from JaRon Marshall from Black Pumas and Hosted by Kat Costolo and me. Get tickets thepershing.com. Find out more about Joshua Asante at  joshuaasante.bandcamp.com. Let's get down! If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie    

Ayana sits with Alex Chavez, Jaime Garza, and Daniel Villarreal of Dos Santos at IARCHQ, as they discuss the making of their album 'City of Mirrors', their innovative embrace of musical traditions, and the multi-dimensionality of Latinidad in Chicago. This episode supported in part by Breakaway Records, an independent record store in Austin, Texas.

Becoming more sustainable is no longer a nice-to-have: it's a business imperative. Consumers are demanding more sustainable products while governments are imposing regulations. In this episode, host Alex Chavez meets with Paul Miller, Analyst at Forrester, and Eryn Devola, Siemens Digital Industries' Vice President of Sustainability, to talk about what companies can do today to become greener. As it turns out, most of the tools are already there – they just have to be implemented. Listen in to find out what role digitalization plays to make industries more sustainable.

In this episode, anthropologist and artist Alex Chavez talks about performance, migration and nationalism in the United States. For show-notes, please visit https://culanth.org/fieldsights/the-sound-of-borders-a-conversation-with-alex-chavez

In this episode, anthropologist and artist Alex Chavez talks about performance, migration and nationalism in the United States. For show-notes, please visit https://culanth.org/fieldsights/the-sound-of-borders-a-conversation-with-alex-chavez

The Chicago-based Latin fusion band Dos Santos wants their city stay connected with the international community that helps it maintain its local character. For this episode of the CHIRP Radio's Artist Interview Series, bandleader Alex Chavez spoke with Features Department Co-Director Mick R. about the philosophy of Dos Santos's music, the legacy of Latin rhythms in popular music within the United States, and the making of their second album for International Anthem, City of Mirrors. Buy City of Mirrors from International Anthem. I think the thread that unites what we do is just a deep appreciation and therefore desire to continue to be inspired by Latin American rhythm... and an approach to those ideas that we subsequently experiment with. - Alex Chavez Production by Mick R. Image Credit: Victor Duarte

Mary and Chris interview husband and wife team Dana And Alex Chavez-Rey during their busy day.

In which Aaron speaks with Alex Chavez, MD-PhD about antiviral drug development. They discuss chemical strategies for protease inhibitor development and the details and rationale of a novel assay that allows for early validation of candidate drugs. Additionally Alex discusses newer collaborations he is engaged in to build cellular resistance to damaging radiation.

For more than two decades, Grammy-winning guitarist and producer Beto Martinez has imprinted Austin with his Latin-leaning outputs: Grupo Fantasma, Money Chicha, and Brownout. And though psychedelia’s always been a major factor in Martinez’s formulas, with some conceptualizing on behalf of Dos Santos drummer Daniel Villarreal, the two have dawned on a new Latin psych-soul […]

Sure, 2020 has been a treacherous year. There've been supply challenges, along with an unprecedented set of business decisions you’ve had to make as a tire dealer. But despite this, there are chances to turn those challenges into opportunities. In this episode, we speak with members of our 2020 Class of Club 3633, Tire Review’s group of industry innovators and influencers. This year’s members delve into the challenges they and the industry have been faced with and how they’re flipping the script to turn them into opportunities to grow, learn and innovate. In this episode, we hear from: - Kameron Butcher, general manager of Lynn Wood Service Center with two locations in northern Utah. Learn more Kameron at https://www.tirereview.com/club-3633-kameron-butcher/.- Alex Chavez, lead technician at Pasco Tire Factory in Pasco, Washington. Learm more about Alex at https://www.tirereview.com/club-3633-alex-chavez/. - Austin Hale, OTR regional sales manager or McCarthy Tire Service. Learn more about Austin at https://www.tirereview.com/club-3633-austin-hale.- Trent Wallin, north central regional sales manager for Alliance Tire Americas. Learn more about Trent at https://www.tirereview.com/club-3633-trent-wallin.Greg Karson, business development manager for Nexen Tire America. Learn more about Greg at https://www.tirereview.com/club-3633-greg-karson/.Listen here or subscribe to “What’s Treading with Tire Review” on:- Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-treading-with-tire-review/id1470309726- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GA3lp6AFo7V7EEG5awHaE- Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iv76bs6re7unom4p76myj3cakhm To nominate a tire industry rock star for our 2021 Class of Club 3633, go to https://www.tirereview.com/club3633-nominate/

YPC guest star Alex Chavez performs "Dog Days" by Florence and the Machine. LISTEN HERE!Sean and Eve, members of the New York City's Youth Pride Chorus (YPC), talk all things mental health from the perspective of queer youth living through a global pandemic. Special guests Natty Camille and Salem Joseph chime in with their professional perspectives on working with queer youth throughout corona.YPC is a program of Big Apple Performing arts and The Center artistically directed by Broadway's Babies. Queens in Queens is edited by Oscar Rosario. Podcast art by Chelsey Hill (@illustratingdiva)

Amiga, It’s Time to Leave Your Cultural Limitations Behind! What’s the cultural limitation that first comes to mind, that has run in your family for generations? And how can you change the narrative around, so that your children don’t experience it?As Latinas, we all know how things run in our families! I’m sure most of you can relate to the shame that surrounded topics like sex, going out after dark, or even divorce. The things we’ve experienced in our childhood – the fears, the shame – still linger in our adult lives and can most often prevent us from being the powerhouses and badass Latinas that we can be.It’s time to put those limitations to rest! And we can only do that together, by sharing our experiences, and learning that we’re not alone in this.That’s what this episode is all about! Today, I am joined by five amazing Amigas and we’re talking real talk! They openly share personal stories around the cultural limitations experienced in childhood, how those translated into their current life, and they offer powerful advice on how we can challenge those mindset blocks so that we and our children can start living a healthier and happier life.You’re going to hear my dear friends that have different backgrounds but definitely one thing in common: they all are badass Latinas! Fanny Varela is an instructional coach and educator for 25 years. Laura Brusa-O’Connell – born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a Master in Psychology, has worked for 16 years for different non-profit organizations, and for the past 5 years, she works with her husband in his construction business. Monique Olmo – a blogger and entrepreneur, 2nd generation Puerto Rican, the only female child in a household with five kids. Veronica Franco – Vice President of Sales for Provident Title. And last, but definitely not least, Alex Chavez, a kindergarten teacher who loves shaping the characters of young kids. Tune in and listen to Episode 05 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and learn how to not stay stuck in the reality of shame, but thrive instead, with the powerful help that a strong community can offer.Some questions I ask:What is your experience with shame, and how did that transcend in your family? (06:53)How can we, as adults, change the narrative and overcome the cultural limitations that we have? (20:13)What do you guys think would be the first step in changing this dynamic that we live in? (32:10)In this episode, you’ll learn:How the ‘sex talk’ was a taboo subject in our families. (10:46)How fear and shame go hand in hand & the long-term benefits of women growing up in the ‘Me too’ movement. (18:48)How to teach your children to be creative and not repeat the same patterns that have run in your family for generations. (21:00)The double standard with raising boys versus girls. (26:16)The cultural shame around divorce. (29:23)How journaling can be a powerful tool to discover your own limitations and find ways to overcome them. (36:49)The importance of community support. (38:11) Let’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInJackie Tapia Arbonne website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alex Mueller, Alex Chavez, Nathan Clevenger and Mike Rossi join Billy Smith in the Counter Charge studios to dig an extremely deep review covering everyone’s favorite stunties, the Dwarfs. In this episode the guys detail and discuss all of the units to be found within both the Imperial and Free Dwarf Lists. Watch this space for the epic conclusion of the army review in which they the guys chat favorite units, share their army lists and answer listener questions.Dwarf Facebook GroupDash28 Community SiteWind RoseCounter Charge Siege Battle

Alex Mueller, Alex Chavez, Nathan Clevenger and Mike Rossi join Billy Smith in the Counter Charge studios to dig an extremely deep review covering everyone’s favorite stunties, the Dwarfs. In this episode the guys detail and discuss all of the units to be found within both the Imperial and Free Dwarf Lists. Watch this space for the epic conclusion of the army review in which they the guys chat favorite units, share their army lists and answer listener questions.Dwarf Facebook GroupDash28 Community SiteWind RoseCounter Charge Siege Battle

BRAVE CASTLE CAST #128 Alex Chavez is an Artist and tattooer out of  Redwood City and works at Redwood City Tattoo Company. He’s an extremely motivated, skilled and thoughtful dude. We are lucky to have him guest spot at Glass Beetle Tattoo frequently. Follow him @tattoo.chavez

KEXP’s El Sonido compiles a mix of recent modern Latin favorites featuring a wide array of genres spanning 14 different countries, including Argentina, Peru, Guatemala, El Salvador, Brazil and beyond. 1. Daymé Arocena - La Rumba Me Llamo Yo (Canyonazo Remix)  2. Francisca Valenzuela - Tómame  3. Las Yumbeñas - El Tíbet  4. Dylan Thomas - Luces Violeta  5. Los Wembler's de Iquitos - Lamento Selvatico  6. Doctor Nativo - Guatemaya  7. Santi Mostaffa - Eva  8. Quebrada Queer - Pra Quem Duvidou  9. Rubens da Selva - Aquiles Rockefeller  10. Dogos - Limítrofes  11. Mujercitas Terror - Oscura Sala De La Visión  12. Los Blenders - ¡Ponte Punk!  13. Débil Estar - Mi Patria Querida (feat. B Nicole & Victor Crooked)  14. Mexican Institute of Sound - Cruzando el Río (feat. Joe Crepúsculo)  15. Uji - El Colapso Suena (feat. Sof Tot)  16. Hidrogenesse - La Carta Exagerada  17. Juan Wauters - Guapa  18. Héloa - Agô (feat. Grupo Sabuká Kariri-Xocó)  19. Olmeca - El Solitario (feat. Alex Chavez)  20. Él Mató A Un Policía Motorizado - El Tesoro  21. El Culto Casero - Una Ciudad  22. AR Ferdinand - On My Mind (feat. GEISTE)  23. Somos Guerreras - Somos Guerreras  24. YANGA - Encendemos

Rainbow trout fishing with Alex Chavez. Alex catches a ton of trout using fish attractants and soft plastics. Find out what brands he uses to catch trout.

Alex Chavez is my friend and fellow tattooer. He’s an awesome guy and a great dedicated artist. @tattoo.chavez Please write a review on whatever podcast app you use. Leave some stars, thumbs up and favorite. It really helps.  Follow the podcast on Instagram for show announcements and bonus content. @bravecastlepodcast Find me @renzo_butchart for tattoos @glassbeetletattoo

Over the many years we have been doing this podcast our ultimate goal was to catch lighting in a bottle. I’m extremely proud and even more humbled to say that we have finally achieved that goal. Please join Patrick Allen, Alex Chavez and Ronnie Renton as they introduce our 2019 US Master, Brad McKay, to the world.

Over the many years we have been doing this podcast our ultimate goal was to catch lighting in a bottle. I’m extremely proud and even more humbled to say that we have finally achieved that goal. Please join Patrick Allen, Alex Chavez and Ronnie Renton as they introduce our 2019 US Master, Brad McKay, to the world.

Dr. Alejandro “Alex” Chavez, MD, PhD, assistant professor of pathology and cell biology at Columbia University, provides a detailed overview of the advances in CRISPR/Cas9 technology. CRISPR/Cas9 is a genome protection system utilized by many microbes to prevent foreign DNA and nucleic acids from infiltrating their genomes and potentially causing damage. Gene editing (changing the sequence of DNA) is not a new development, but the CRISPR/Cas9 technology allows for greater efficiency with gene editing at a lowered cost. CRISPR stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, and the Cas9 essentially acts, as Dr. Chavez states, like a targeted missile. It works by taking small pieces of a genome and utilizing Cas9 to target or hunt down other copies of the sequence. As researchers learned more, the push to increase human gene editing, to target and attack specific genes reached an intense demand, for the potential for medical and scientific breakthroughs is immense. As Chavez explains, once Cas9 learns that a particular sequence belongs to a virus it will then seek it out, bind to it, and cut it, thus rendering it ineffectual. And as the defense effect takes hold, it strengthens other DNA in a system increasing resistance overall. Dr. Chavez discusses how the use of Cas9 has to be extremely specific, as Cas9 is so hard-working that it's essential that it be carefully planned so as to attack only the intended target. The cell biology expert provides an overview of restriction enzymes and the targeting and cutting of DNA. As he states, with CRIPSR, researchers can target literally anything they want, making it more efficient in research as a precision tool. Dr. Chavez explains the remarkable possibilities that CRISPR technology has created, as it can be utilized to turn single genes off, one by one, to see what happens, thus allowing for a systematic pattern of research. But as CRISPR is excellent at cutting genes off, there hasn't been an easy way to use CRISPR to turn genes on, so as the cell biology professor explains, their research features study in this area. He expresses the importance of seeing the gene in various ways, to have two different pictures of what the gene is doing. Chavez's lab built a tool that allows researchers to use CRISPR to turn genes on, which gives researchers a deeper look into the gene's actions and how it works. Chavez discusses Cas9 variants in terms of how they are utilized, their specificities, and how they cut DNA. He explains that while the variations are many, most researchers use Streptococcus pyogenes Cas9 (SpCas9) due to its overall efficiency, for as Chavez states, it's a jack of all trades. The genome researcher provides information on some future developments on the horizon, such as in vivo recorders that make physical copies of events within the genome, and the packaging of CRISPR for sterilization in medical procedures. Additionally, he explains how CRISPR specificity can allow more targeted cutting such that an exact area can be cut to specifically kill only the part of a bacterium that is harmful. With the advances in CRISPR, Chavez's lab is diving deeper into study of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, as well as others, to understand the biology of diseases.

Tonight we continue our in depth coverage of the US Masters as we catch up with the newly christened Master Alex Chavez.  We begin with an analysis of the pinnacle Game 6 with the players themselves and we conclude with a discussion with Alex as he recounts his overall experience at the 2018 US Masters.

Tonight we continue our in depth coverage of the US Masters as we catch up with the newly christened Master Alex Chavez.  We begin with an analysis of the pinnacle Game 6 with the players themselves and we conclude with a discussion with Alex as he recounts his overall experience at the 2018 US Masters.

A.D. Sam Ferguson has a G-O-O-O-A-L of talking men's soccer with head coach Tyler Tarango, and team members Rafael Lara and Alex Chavez.

Rattle of iron and the grinding of rock, the moment of reckoning for the World of Mantica is upon us!  Today we proudly present our Dwarf Army Review.  Huge thanks to our crack team of Dwarfologists; Billy Smith, Kevin VonFeldt and Alex Chavez.  Without their significant contributions this show wouldn't be possible.  In this 3 hours episode we dissect the force list, answer a ton of listener questions and provide some seasoned insight into playing, and sometimes winning, with Dwarfs in Kings of War.  We'll be back again in a few weeks with part 2 when we tackle our Dwarf Hobby Review!    

Rattle of iron and the grinding of rock, the moment of reckoning for the World of Mantica is upon us!  Today we proudly present our Dwarf Army Review.  Huge thanks to our crack team of Dwarfologists; Billy Smith, Kevin VonFeldt and Alex Chavez.  Without their significant contributions this show wouldn't be possible.  In this 3 hours episode we dissect the force list, answer a ton of listener questions and provide some seasoned insight into playing, and sometimes winning, with Dwarfs in Kings of War.  We'll be back again in a few weeks with part 2 when we tackle our Dwarf Hobby Review!    

♥Special Edition - Ignacio Serricchio began in daytime as Diego Alcazar on General Hospital, but has never forgotten his first gig. He's returned to daytime as sexy Detective Alex Chavez on The Young & the Restless and joins us tonight to chat about his career within the soap arena daytime and online.