Podcast appearances and mentions of Alex Klein

In this episode, host Brent reunites with Kennedy Intelligence's Ramone Param and Alex Klein for Part 2 of the “Breaking the $30 Million Ceiling” series. This installment dives deep into the nuances of profitability and growth, challenging the conventional wisdom of chasing top-line revenue at the expense of sustainable success.Together, they explore how consulting and professional services firms can transition from founder-led sales to scalable growth engines. The conversation is packed with tactical advice, real-world insights, and candid reflections drawn from decades of experience in strategy, M&A, and high-growth consulting environments.Key Topics Covered:Why building a professional business development function is essential for long-term growthThe foundational components of effective BD and marketing strategiesHow to go beyond a top line focus and drive better profitability over timeThe risks of anchor clients, the importance of diversification, and how a mature BD function can provide strategic freedom and enhance M&A attractivenessPractical ways to cultivate commercial acumen within delivery teamsWhy recurring revenue streams can be a game changer for valuation, resilience, and exit readinessExclusive Offer: Our listeners get preferred rates on Kennedy's market research, strategic advisory, performance improvement benchmarking, and M&A services! Mention Kantata for special pricing. Learn more at kenneyintel.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we kick off a new series with Kennedy Intelligence, diving into the challenges and strategies for professional services firms aiming to break through the $30 million revenue ceiling. Throughout this series will be challenging some of the most persistent myths in the consulting growth journey, backed by real stories, real data, and some healthy debate.In this first session Brent is joined by Kennedy Intelligence experts Alex Klein and Tom Rodenhauser to discuss the critical importance of a strong, focused, compelling value proposition, and practical steps firms can take to achieve scalable growth. Key Topics Covered:Why a strong value proposition is essential (and what you're losing without it).The need to understand the specific role you play for your clients to effectively differentiateThe interplay between a firm's proposition, positioning (differentiation), and pricing strategy The common challenges firms face as they try to scale beyond $30 million in revenue, including over-reliance on principal relationships Exclusive Offer: Our listeners get preferred rates on Kennedy's market research, strategic advisory, performance improvement benchmarking, and M&A services! Mention Kantata for special pricing. Learn more at kenneyintel.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"All kids are demand avoidant" is just one of the misconceptions about PDA that I take down with clinical psychologist Alex Klein in this feisty episode. I hope it helps you take on any doubts foisted on you, too.Mentioned in this episode:Paradigm Shift ProgramWant me to coach you as you learn and practice the skills and mindsets I talk about in my podcast? I'd love to work with you in my proven-effective Paradigm Shift Program. Click the link to learn more and join the program interest list. Paradigm Shift Program

In this episode I speak with Dr. Alex Klein about a dynamic I see all the time - when two parents aren't on the same page about how to parent their PDA child or teen. Alex brings his insight as a clinical psychologist who often works with parents on marriage dynamics while they raise a PDA child or teen. I hope you find it helpful! Also - this is our 100th episode of the podcast! What I've heard over the years is that the podcast is one of the ways so many families learn about PDA and stop feeling so isolated and alone. If you'd like to help this happen for even more parents out there, please consider giving the show a five-star, written review. If you email us a screenshot once you've done so - and before the end of February - we'll enter your name in a drawing for a free one-hour private coaching session with me. You can send the email to journey@atpeaceparents.com.Thanks for listening! You are an amazing parent.xoxo,Casey

In this episode I answer your questions with Dr. Alex Klein, clinical psychologist. We covered a few diagnoses - DMDD, IED and ODD - that children often receive before their parents figure out they are PDA. And then we also discussed the grieving process that many parents go through after learning their child has a disability, and how that can be different from ableism, which parents often feel guilty about. Are you ready to start working to deeply understand and support your PDA child or teen and lead your family to peace? Join the waitlist for the next cohort of my signature Paradigm Shift Program at https://www.atpeaceparents.com/paradigm-shift-programTo learn more about and figure out if your child or teen is PDA, you can take my FREE Clarity Masterclass at www.atpeaceparents.com.You can also connect with me on:Instagram - www.instagram/atpeaceparents TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@atpeaceparentsFacebook - www.facebook.com/atpeaceparentsYouTube - www.youtube.com/@atpeaceparentsAnd information on my Courses, Programs, and Coaching is at my At Peace Parents website, www.atpeaceparents.comThanks for listening! You are an amazing parent.xoxo,Casey

Come hang out with Alex Klein, inventor of the Integrated Load Carriage System and owner of AttackPAK. You can even listen on your Walkman! Find us on Instagram: @9milandchill AttackPAK: www.attackpak.com YouTube: @attackpak9595 Instagram: @attackpakhq The post 9 Mil & Chill 10 – Alex Klein of AttackPAK appeared first on Firearms Radio Network.

In this episode Dr. Alex Klein, clinical psychologist, discussed strategies for parents of children with both PDA and OCD, and how to handle violence and hitting, especially with the added challenge of keeping siblings safe. To learn more about and figure out if your child or teen is PDA, you can take my FREE Clarity Masterclass at www.atpeaceparents.com.You can also connect with me on:Instagram - www.instagram/atpeaceparents TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@atpeaceparentsFacebook - www.facebook.com/atpeaceparentsYouTube - www.youtube.com/@atpeaceparentsAnd information on my Courses, Programs, and Coaching is at my At Peace Parents website, www.atpeaceparents.comThanks for listening! You are an amazing parent.xoxo,Casey

From the basketball court to the icy bobsled tracks, Alex's story isn't one you hear every day. Tune in as we traverse the thrilling and transformative journey with our guest, whose leap from dunking basketballs to steering sleds is a masterclass in grit and adaptability. The conversation delves into the depths of what it takes to rewire an athlete's body and mind from endurance to power, from hoop dreams to Olympic aspirations. We celebrate the spirit of perseverance and how Alex's narrative exemplifies the essence of health, emotional resilience, and gratitude—qualities that serve us all in sports and life alike.Tune in to learn more about:Alex's earliest sporting memories, what enjoyment she derived from it, and her experience playing professional basketball overseasHer struggles with Ulcerative Colitis diagnosis led to the close of her basketball career and created more obstacles along her athletic pathHow Alex did not let the diagnosis stop her from launching into an alternative sport and thriving in it as wellThe hardest bit of that transition phase between two sportsWhat the transition from basketball to bobsleigh meant to her physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellnessThis an amazing illustration of the physical space she is trying to fit into in bobsleighHow she has reinvented herself into an elite in her newfound sportIn what way did the challenges she endured change how she looks at her life and futureThe importance of playful curiosity in an athlete's sports journey… and so much more! Are you looking for Career Clarity for your next step, for more information, or to book a consultancy, make sure you check out www.2ndwind.io   Links:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/its.alexklein/                    https://www.instagram.com/its.alexkleincoaching/Website: https://www.coachalexklein.com/ 

In this episode Dr. Alex Klein and I answer questions that families submitted. If you'd like to submit a question for one of our future conversations, here is where you can do so: https://www.atpeaceparents.com/submit-question-klein-ehrlichHere's some of the questions we took on for this episode:How do you know if the behavior you are observing as a parent is from ADHD or PDA? What are the differences and similarities?Why are psychologists so resistant to recognizing PDA? (Asked as “What is wrong with Psychologists that they can't see this as a neurotype!?!”

When life threw Alex Klein a curveball, transforming her from a NCAA basketball player to a Canadian bobsledder, she didn't just adapt—she soared. In our latest episode, Alex shares the intimate details of battling an autoimmune disease while pursuing athletic excellence, and how these challenges have shaped her mission to uplift high-achieving women through her coaching. Her story is a masterclass in resilience, and you'll discover how inner beauty, the power of the soul, and ENFJ personality traits all play a role in her incredible journey.Join us as we unpack the simple, yet transformative strategies that can illuminate the darkest of days. Alex's approach to gratitude, like savoring the joy in a scoop of ice cream, exemplifies how cherishing the small wins can lead to profound growth. You'll hear how mentors like Tim Grover shaped her mindset, teaching that failure isn't a setback but a pivot point towards new horizons. This conversation is a reminder that the journey of life, with all its twists and turns, is as beautiful as the destination.To cap off, we venture into a playground of hypotheticals and personal passions—one that's sure to bring a smile to your face. From TED talks on offbeat subjects to musings on a billboard message that would inspire young girls, Alex and I delve into the lighter side of life. And for a touch of Canadian flair, we even debate the merits of ketchup chips! This episode isn't just a listen; it's an experience that weaves wisdom, laughter, and heartfelt inspiration into a tapestry of empowerment. Don't forget to follow the journey on your favorite podcast platforms, and catch the visual treat that awaits on YouTube.Connect with Passing The Torch: Facebook and IG: @torchmartin More Amazing Stories: Episode 28: Purple Heart Recipient CMSgt Ben Seekell – Your Capacity is Limitless Episode 31: Todd Henry – Choose To Be Brave Episode 35: Brook Cupps – Shaping Leaders On and Off The Court Episode 41: Lee Ellis – Freeing You From Bond That Make You Insecure

Alex Klein joined the Canadian Bobsleigh Program after a successful NCAA Division 1 basketball career at Bryant University where she was she made First Team All-Conference and was named Female Athlete of the Year during her senior year.  Following that, she played professional basketball in Europe. Her pro basketball career ended prematurely when she was diagnosed with a chronic auto-immune disease. Her inspiring journey to health and a life reset lead her to the high-speed sport of bobsled. Alex is also the Co-Founder of Eh Team Apparel and Founder of AK Coaching where she helps high achieving women reach "crazy, ambitious goals". In this episode Alex and Jamie talk about her uplifting journey to a new sport, closing the equity gap in sports, the importance of mental training, and the role of mentors in success. Be sure to tell Jamie and Alex what you think about this episode by leaving a review and rating. It helps us get the message out there! Find out more https://linktr.ee/bigideabigmoves Follow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/bigidea_bigmoves Facebook www.facebook.com/bigideabigmoves For amazing Lifestyle Clothing and pickleball apparel epitomesportswear.com For Human Resources and Talent help contact www.epitomeHR.com Take their free assessment Talk to us about partnerships https://beacon.by/epitome-hr-inc/bibm-sponsoship-packages Sleep is the key to building muscle, improving athletic performance, and increasing productivity. But winding down and getting great sleep can be tough. Thirdzy's PM Recovery Collagen can help. This all-natural drink powder, packed with nutrients and amino acids, supports great quality sleep and muscle recovery. With no melatonin or sedatives – you won't get hooked or feel groggy in the morning. Go to thirdzy.com and use code BIBM20 to save 20% Find out more about Alex's coaching programs at coachalexklein.com ehteamapparel.com Follow Alex on Instagram @its.alexklein

Karen Birch Blundell is a New York City based performer and teaching artist. She is English horn of the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic and the Associate Principal Oboe/English horn of the Eastern Music Festival. She performs with ensembles throughout the Northeast including; the American Symphony Orchestra, Albany Symphony, Hartford Symphony, New Jersey Festival Orchestra, Norwalk Symphony and Springfield Symphony Orchestra.​Prior to her time in NY, Karen was Second Oboe/English horn with the Sarasota Orchestra. While in Florida, she regularly performed with neighboring orchestras including the Florida Orchestra and the Naples Philharmonic. She has been a guest musician with The Houston Symphony, The Houston Ballet Orchestra and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Beyond the Classical realm, Karen has toured the US with the New Sousa Band and performed with mega stars including Bernadette Peters, Idina Menzel, Mannheim Steamroller and The Who.Karen holds a Bachelor of Music from Oberlin Conservatory where she studied with James Caldwell. She completed her Master of Music at the Hartt School of Music with Humbert Lucarelli. She also studied with Robert Atherholt, Alex Klein and John Mack. She also held a fellowship at the New World Symphony under the direction of Michael Tilson Thomas. To learn more about Karen, and follow her journey, visit the link https://www.karenbirchblundell.com/ Visit the Self-Care Institute at https://www.selfcareinstitute.com/ Support the showVisit www.creativepeacemeal.com to leave a review, fan voicemail, and more!Insta @creative_peacemeal_podcastFB @creativepeacemealpodBonfire https://www.bonfire.com/store/creative-peacemeal/Redbubble CPPodcast.redbubble.comCreative Peacemeal READING list here Donate to AhHa!Broadway here! Donate Dachshund Rescue of Houston here Interested in the Self-Care Institute with Dr. Ami Kunimura? Click here Interested in Corrie Legge's content planner? Click here to order! Looking for custom orthotics? Foot and Shoe Solutions is your answer. Click here for more.

Alex Klein is a Canadian dynamo shifting from pro basketball to Olympic bobsleigh despite a curveball – a diagnosis of ulcerative colitis in 2018. This brakewoman isn't just chasing Olympic dreams; she's empowering women in the off-season through online coaching in fitness and entrepreneurship. A resilient force, Alex's journey from courts to ice is a testament to turning setbacks into success. Get ready to be inspired by her relentless pursuit of goals, both on and off the track.

Casey and Dr. Klein discuss PDA in their first podcast (of many to follow) and he shares some of the insights of PDA he's gained as a clinical psychologist. To submit questions for future chats with Dr. Klein, please visit https://www.atpeaceparents.com/submit-question-klein-ehrlich

This episode is sponsored by Digimarc, the leader in digital watermarking. Digimarc digital watermarks invisibly guard your digital assets to protect against misuse, prove copyright ownership, and verify authenticity. In an era of artificial intelligence, don't leave your images and other digital content exposed. Demand superior content protection and maintain trust in your brand with Digimarc. Checkout Digimarc - https://www.digimarc.com/   This episode is sponsored by Celonis ,the global leader in process mining. AI has landed and enterprises are adapting. To give customers slick experiences and teams the technology to deliver. The road is long, but you're closer than you think. Your business processes run through systems. Creating data at every step. Celonis recontrusts this data to generate Process Intelligence. A common business language. So AI knows how your business flows. Across every department, every system and every process. With AI solutions powered by Celonis enterprises get faster, more accurate insights. A new level of automation potential. And a step change in productivity, performance and customer satisfaction Process Intelligence is the missing piece in the AI Enabled tech stack. Visit Celonis- https://celonis.com/eyeonai    Welcome to episode 149 of the ‘Eye on AI' podcast. In this episode, host Craig Smith sits down with Alex Klein, the Cofounder & CEO of STEM and Kano Computing, who boasts an illustrious academic background from Cambridge and Yale.    Alex recalls his transition from journalism to creating STEM kits for children and unveils the inception story of the STEM player, a pioneering music product co-developed with Kanye West. As the conversation progresses, Alex delves deep into his academic experiences, focusing on his economic research at Cambridge, and his venture into the tech world. Emphasizing hands-on tech experiences, Alex discusses the manufacturing processes, and the origin story of KANO - designed to make Raspberry Pi more user-friendly.   Alex describes his unexpected encounter with Kanye West at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and their subsequent collaborations. The nuances of their flagship product, the STEM player, giving listeners an insight into how it revolutionizes music listening. Alex also gives us a sneak peek into their upcoming product, STEM 2, and sheds light on the company's future trajectory, emphasizing their commitment to redefining the music and audio space over the next three years.   Craig Smith Twitter: https://twitter.com/craigss Eye on A.I. Twitter: https://twitter.com/EyeOn_AI   00:00 Preview, Celonis and Digimarc Ad 02:11 Origins of Kano & Alex's Stint with Journalism  04:47 The Evolution of Stem Player 12:55 Alex' Educational & Philosophical Foundations 15:13 Kanye Collaboration 21:24 Deep Dive into Audio & STEM's Technology 27:26 Future of Stem Player 37 02 Revolutionizing Music & Audio Experience Through Hardware 43:22 Innovations in AI & its Use Case Horizons

Sparta leeft, floreert en kent mooie tijden. Hoe anders was dat ruim twintig jaar geleden, toen de club 'op sterven na dood was'. In een nieuwe Sparta naar Voren! blikt Alex Klein terug op de tijd dat hij, samen met andere ondernemers, de Kasteelclub financieel van de ondergang redde.

Companies often fall into common traps in early-stage product development. These range from interactions with the regulators to their ability to manufacture their product. Forward planning is crucial, but all too often smaller companies lack the regulatory, business development or marketing expertise needed to support this way of thinking. The podcast explores some of the pitfalls companies can fall into and ways to avoid them. An expert in global drug development, Alex Klein has over 15 years of experience at some of the world's leading organizations including Abbott, Abbvie, and Hospira, as well as various biotech startups. Her drug development experience includes both biologics and small molecules across multiple therapeutic areas. Possessing an understanding of what it takes to deliver new drugs to market, she has progressed several assets through development from preclinical through commercialization including supporting key regulatory agency meetings and submissions.

In deutschem Luftraum läuft die Nato-Übung Air Defender. Alex Klein erklärt, was genau dort passiert. Helga Schmidt ordnet die Bedeutung des Manövers ein. Martin Schirdewan (Die Linke) dazu, ob das Manöver überhaupt stattfinden sollte. Von WDR 5.

Rick Pierce, Billy Egan, and Jeremy DeHart talk about the planning behind the upcoming Western Bass Shootout on the California Delta.  In the second half of the show, competitors Alex Klein, Bill Brown, and Nick Salvucci talk about the action on the water.   

00:00 - Good Morning00:08 - Emails06:24 - Sponsor.8MinDaf.com07:56 - JoinDafYomi.com09:26 - Amud Beis 14:06 - Amud Aleph33:14 - Amud Beis45:11 - Have a Wonderful Day--Today's shiur is sponsoredMaaser&לע"נ חיה בּת יוסףBy Anon Ymous&לע״נ זכריה בן משה&Anonymous (From Flatbush): for continued מזל, ברכה and clarity&Landy Family: 'לע"נ ישראל חיים בן ישעי&LeAliyat Nishmat Chaim Elefant, חיים בן יעקב שמואל ,ז״ל by his Westside friends&the MDY Family: Leilu Nishmas Chaim Oren z'l ben ybl'c Eliyahu, Chaim Oren, sometimes known as Charlie, was Elliot Mattingly's young son&Dan Rubinoff: L'Nishmas my father inlaw, אברהם שמואל בן אריה לייב, (Alex Klein) on his 3rd Yahrzeit&Alan & Shprintzy Gross: In memory of our uncle's Yahrzeit, לז"נ בנימין חיים בן משה יהודה הלוי, Ben Genauer&Everyone Needing Refuah Shlema,Parnassa, Shidduch & Success. May we greet Mashiach soon!&Tzvi Klempner: Refuah Shlema For Rafoyle Isaac Ben Tzipora. Undergoing bladder cXncer surgery today​​---Turning of the dafHatzlacha of Aryeh Leib Ben Aliza Simcha Sheine Mashe & Aliza Simcha Sheine Mashe Bat Bracha&להצלחהfor the magid shiur, the members of the HBA Group and their families. אמן

“Wanneer gaan we nou naar mijn echte moeder”, vraagt Annelien van der Leij als 2 jarige.  Ze heeft een beeld van een ander gezin in een ander land. En Thomas Rau vertelt dat een vakantievriend uit Tibet het geboortetijdstip voorspelt van zijn zoon.  Ook de Dalai Lama denkt dat de zoon van Thomas al eerder heeft geleefd.  volg ons op:facebook: Niet Verzonnen | Facebook instagram: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@nietverzonnen) twitter: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@niet_verzonnen) youtube: Niet Verzonnen podcast

Voorspellende dromen en helderziendheid. De wonderlijke ervaringen van de 97 jarige presentatie trainer Jaap Brand. Achter de schermen in Hilversum is Jaap Brand een bekende van de Bekende Nederlanders. Hij traint nog steeds televisiepresentatoren. Wat zij niet weten is dat hij miraculeuze momenten beleeft waar hij  zich niet door van de wijs laat brengen. Duider is psychiater dr. Annemiek Dols, de criticaster op het gebied van spiritualiteit hoogleraar dr. Stef Aupers en energetisch healer dr. Alex Klein volg ons op:facebook: Niet Verzonnen | Facebook instagram: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@nietverzonnen) twitter: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@niet_verzonnen) youtube: Niet Verzonnen podcast

Energetisch healer Alex Klein ziet en ervaart dagelijks wat anderen niet kunnen zien en ervaren. Op zijn universiteit Nyenrode wordt de oratie gehouden van de hoogleraar Business en Spiritualiteit. Sharda Nandram wil spiritualiteit laten omarmen door de wetenschap en het bedrijfsleven. 'Wiskunde is toch ook niet zweverig ondanks oneindige getallen' volg ons op:facebook: Niet Verzonnen | Facebook instagram: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@nietverzonnen) twitter: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@niet_verzonnen) youtube: Niet Verzonnen podcast

Journalisten Marit Oosters en Elif Isitman zitten in corona tijd bij een collega thuis om de historische toespraak van premier Rutte te kijken. Ook premier Rutte vraagt zich af of het wel echt is wat er gebeurd. De drie journalisten krijgen tegelijkertijd het gevoel dit al eerder te hebben meegemaakt. Elif vertelt als tiener ook al eens iets vreemds te hebben gevoeld toen ze met een vriendin samen op de bank zat. Er leek nog iemand aanwezig. volg ons op:facebook: Niet Verzonnen | Facebook instagram: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@nietverzonnen) twitter: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@niet_verzonnen) youtube: Niet Verzonnen podcast

Susanne Spijker ziet een huis dat ze wil kopen. De overleden moeder van de huiseigenaar lijkt haar komst te hebben voorspeld. Thomas Rau heeft slechte cijfers op school en een baantje als kinderverzorger. Er gebeurt iets in de nacht dat zijn leven verandert. Hij denkt  hierdoor te zijn geworden wie hij nu is: een beroemd architect.volg ons op:facebook: Niet Verzonnen | Facebook instagram: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@nietverzonnen) twitter: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@niet_verzonnen) youtube: Niet Verzonnen podcast

Margreet Spijker stapt over haar gêne heen en deelt haar geheime verhaal. Ze vraagt zich af of ze een teken heeft gekregen van haar overleden vader. Ook haar broer die nergens in gelooft blijkt een buitengewone ervaring te hebben gehad die ook al te maken heeft met hun overleden vader.  Alex Klein en Stef Aupers duiden de gebeurtenis.volg ons op:facebook: Niet Verzonnen | Facebook instagram: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@nietverzonnen) twitter: Niet Verzonnen Podcast (@niet_verzonnen) youtube: Niet Verzonnen podcast

Wild West Bass Trail Duel on the Delta is serious. Maybe because it has big fish. Maybe because it's incredibly difficult. Maybe because it's not your average bass fishery.... enter a sea lion! It isn't normal, It isn't easy, the rest of the U.S. doesn't realize how difficult this fishery can be. Alex Klein knew this coming in, found a place near him to practice, and then he put himself in a position to win against the best. If you like underdog stories, listen up.

For the final show of the season, Alex Klein-Wedeen joins the show to discuss the upcoming LIV Event in Chicago! Also, Mike O'Shea, Owner of X-Golf, joins the guys to talk about X-Golf! The guys then give an update on the Tour Championship.

Playlist: Leonie Cohen, Muses Trio - Lights FinaleKlement Slavicky, Alex Klein, Phillip Bush - Suite for Oboe & PianoJulia Wolfe, eighth blackbird - Singing in the Dead of NightKonstantia Gourzi, Nils Monkemeyer, William Youn - melodies from the seaGlenn Gould, Symphonia Quartet - String Quartet No. 1Erik Satie, Noriko Ogawa - 4 Ogives

Playlist: William Bolcom, Alex Klein, Philip Bush - Aubade (For the Continuation of Life)Sophia Jani, Dandelion Quintett - Woodwind Quintet No. 1 'Music as a Mirror'Keith Hamel, UBC Symphony Orchestra & Choirs - OverdriveOlivier Calmel, Orchestre a Cordes de la Garde Republicaine - Rhapsodie Fantasmagorique sur docteur Jekyll et M. HydeClive Osgood, Natalie Tsaldarakis, Panayotis Archontides - 7 Scenes from Alice in WonderlandAlan Hovhaness, American Composers Orchestra - LousadzakMichael Cohen, Panoramicos - I RememberAgata Zubel, Inbal Segev, Charlotte Mundy - Unisono III

Influencers moeten zich per 1 Juli 2022 aan de mediawet houden. wat verandert er? Stichting massaschade & consument wil 6 miljard zien van TikTok & Wat is het beste advies wat je hebt gekregen in je leven? We vragen het de gasten deze week: Naomi van der Louw, Alex Klein, Milan Knol, Teveelgevraagd, YaDsAcid, Shappo0, Kayleighvuitton & Bardo Ellens

Neurodiversity-Affirming Care: Revolutionizing the way we understand, assess, and support autism spectrum conditions.Dr. Alex Klein, PsyD is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in child and family therapy, neurodevelopmental differences such as autism spectrum conditions and ADHD, and parenting. He received his doctorate in clinical psychology from the Wright Institute in Berkeley, CA. He has training in child, adolescent, and adult psychotherapy and assessment with clients who present with a range of diagnoses. He works at the Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center and also has a private practice. His primary interests include neurodiversity-informed care, couples and family therapy, parenting challenging children, pathological demand avoidance (PDA), social justice, trauma, education, and the supervision and training of graduate students. A former teacher and school-based therapist, Dr. Klein consults with school districts to help develop more appropriate learning environments for challenging students. Dr. Klein's greatest joys are spending time with his family and friends, music, and exploring the outdoors with his wife and twin daughters in the Bay Area.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/endseclusion)

Alex Klein of Kano and the Stem Player did an interview with Jake Woolf for GQ about everything regarding Donda 2 and the Stem Player's role in the future of music. If you'd like to watch this in video form, then check out our YouTube channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just like with Donda 1, we're waiting on Donda 2. It seems Alex Klein has received stems from Mike Dean. The question is: will these be available now? Or later? And how much more finished are these songs than what we heard Kanye play at the listening party? Chaotic times, my friends. I love it. If you'd like to watch this in video form, then check out our YouTube channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 49 - Alex Klein / When There Are No Words by Cedille Records

On today's episode of Just Juicin' Around, we welcome a first time guest onto the show, The host of Comics & Cinema, Alex Klein. After starting a friendship that started from, yet again, The Discord, and expanding to us creating our own separate Podcasts; he was one of many people who actually got me into wanting to do just that. Being ever so kind as to having me on his own show (where we talk just as long about Zack Snyder's Justice League, as we do here, the link to which you can find below), he then agreed to lend his voice over here and have a very fun and unique conversation about my favorite Batman Movie, Batman Forever... Yeah, that's right. I said it, Batman Forever is my Favorite Batman Movie and I will support this claim. Is this Movie as good as I think and say it is? Does a Director's Cut of sorts exist? Is that even Harvey Dent/Two Face at all?!?! These questions and more are some of the many topics we cover in this very immersive and extremely fun conversation. We share a scene by scene breakdown, as well as our overall thoughts and opinions on the film as a whole, followed by a rating and a review (a link to which can also be found below). Please leave a rating and/or review on Apple Podcasts if that is your feed of choice, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Overcast and Web Browser and Thank you all so much for listening and following along!! Until next time we're... Just Juicin' Around. You can follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Juicebox160 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ju1c3b0x3r/ and Twitter: https://twitter.com/JU1C3B0X3R?s=09. https://open.spotify.com/episode/1U4gxwDmpsRo9sRlitZ7bH?si=Zup24tA5Sca8oEn362yagg&dl_branch=1 https://boxd.it/1dq3rB --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For our recap of Lodge 49 Season 1 Episode 1, “As Above, So Below,” we're joined by the lovely and talented actors Britt Rentschler, who plays Beth, and Alex Klein, who plays Leo. We recorded this in February, so it starts out with some depressing COVID talk, but that quickly gives way to a rousing and entertaining discussion!Where to follow and Britt and Alex and see their work:Britt:@opheliagrownup on InstagramBritt Rentschler IMDB pageUncle Frank on Amazon PrimeAlex:@alexklein1 on Instagram Alex Klein IMDB page Lady of the Manor - coming out in 2021Please do click on their IMDB pages -- it helps raise their profiles! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The book “Profit from Procurement: How to Add 30% to Your Bottom Line by Breaking Down Silos” was recently published by Alex Klein, Simon Whatson, and Jose Oliveria of procurement consultancy Efficio. To mark the official release, they invited AOP Founder and Managing Director Philip Ideson to moderate their virtual book launch.  In this podcast conversation, the co-authors discuss the key themes of the book which was written to help inspire action and provide a roadmap for readers to increase profitability through the levers of strategic procurement.  The key themes of the book highlighted and discussed by Philip, Alex, Simon, and Jose are: Why challenging times - such as a pandemic or a global recession - represent the best opportunity for procurement to draw attention to their capabilities The importance of using the right language when procurement talks to the business, aligning our thoughts with their objectives How procurement can address ‘value beyond savings’ while still acknowledging that savings is important

Alex Klein wurde bekannt als Leiterin der Soko Castle, die in Hamburg die Einbruchskriminalität erfolgreich eindämmte. Nach dem Studium war sie als Kriminalkommissarin zunächst zuständig für die Bekämpfung von Sexualdelikten. Inzwischen ist sie Leiterin der Sonderkommission zur Bekämpfung der Organisierten Kriminalität. Hubertus Meyer-Burckhardt sprach mit ihr über die Faszination des Bösen – gibt es so etwas? Außerdem interessierte er sich für ihren Blick auf die Mitmenschen und ihre Umwelt – wittert sie zum Beispiel überall kriminelle Machenschaften? Und er wollte von ihr wissen, ob sie am Sonntagabend den Tatort schaut. Meyer-Burckhardts Frauengeschichten: hier sind Frauen zu Gast, die in der Öffentlichkeit stehen, die einen spannenden Lebensweg oder einen interessanten Beruf haben - oder auch einfach nur Erfahrungen gemacht haben, über die Hubertus Meyer-Burckhardt mit ihnen reden möchte.

REED TALK Episode 14 features Grammy Award Winner Alex Klein. In this fascinating episode, Alex sheds light on how cane properties influence our reeds and why he approaches reed making using the scientific method. He also offers a candid conversation about his experience with focal dystonia and pays tribute to his mentor James Caldwell. Music excerpts: Três Peças Atlânticas: Chorinho baiano by Eurico Carrapatoso, performed by Courtney Miller; Sonata in A minor by CPE Bach, Allegro, performed by Alex Klein and Le Prudent from Cinquième Suitte by Jean-François Boüin, performed by Margaret Marco. Many thanks to Reedesign for sponsoring this episode. Reed Talk is produced by Jason Slote. Listen where you listen or at https://www.spreaker.com/show/reed-talk

If you are a yoga teacher or online class instructor this is going to be a great episode for you. In part 2 of our 2 part interview, with Alex Klein and Alex Jaton the founders out of Ubindi & Yoga Trail,you are going to learn how to grow your online zoom yoga class attendance. So today's episode is perfect if you are a yoga teacher or any online class instructor, whether you use zoom or another online platform. We are going to talk about how to grow your attendance through an old school marketing techniques that many are not focusing on, but still work. You'll also learn how to take advantage of the quirky nature of yoga to be in demand by a specific group of followers.  Also, there are benefits to an online yoga class or any class. So we're going to talk about how to lean into those. In addition we'll talk about how yoga is growing worldwide and how you'll be able to tap into that no matter where you.   What you'll learn from this episode The old school overlooked tool that is still the best in retaining students How To Get Started With Email Content For Your Yoga List How To Take Advantage Of The Quirky Nature Of Yoga To Grow Your Following Post Covid Studio Predictions The Benefits of Yoga Class Online The simple technique that creates community & retains clients The surprising place where yoga is now very big Success story of online yoga classes for blind people Tips on starting your first online yoga class Guest Bio: Today I'm interviewing Alex  & Alex,a husband & wife entrepreneurial team.  Alex says, They had very different professional backgrounds, but wanted to find a way to spend every waking moment together.  So romantic.  So entrepreneurship became their way of life, in particular building startups focused on helping yoga instructors.  In 2012 they founded yoga trail an online yoga community of 80k + people.  And now their new venture is Ubindi, a platform for yoga instructors and really any online coach to manage online class sign up.  Check out the video of our interview: How To Grow Your Zoom Yoga Class Attendance Confidently (full transcription!) Freebie Alert! To get your 5 Page Immunity & Weight Loss Client handout (free) - go here to download  for a limited time! Let's Connect: Also connect with me on social media @FitCoachSecrets Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube Pinterest Or email us at Hello@TrainedOffice.com. Companies Mentioned in today's show: Ubindi - Simple/inexpensive online class management for teachers & instructors (Facebook page) (Season 2 - Episode 55)

If you are a yoga teacher or online class instructor this is going to be a great episode for you. In part 1 of our 2 part interview, we talking to Alex Klein and Alex Jaton the founders out of Ubindi, an inexpensive online class management tool for independent coaches.  We talk about how to price your class, how to stand out as an online yoga instructor, marketing techniques for your online class, and the state of the online yoga industry right now. What you'll learn from this episode Knowing if you should offer Classes vs. Privates How to create a massive asset for yourself as a teacher, without working more Should you target a large audience or a niche audience? How to charge more when you have less students showing up Are you charging enough for your yoga classes? Guest Bio: Today I'm interviewing Alex  & Alex,a husband & wife entrepreneurial team.  Alex says, They had very different professional backgrounds, but wanted to find a way to spend every waking moment together.  So romantic.  So entrepreneurship became their way of life, in particular building startups focused on helping yoga instructors.  In 2012 they founded yoga trail an online yoga community of 80k + people.  And now their new venture is Ubindi, a platform for yoga instructors and really any online coach to manage online class sign up.  Check out the video of our interview: How to Grow your Online Yoga Classes (full transcription!) Freebie Alert! To get your 5 Page Immunity & Weight Loss Client handout (free) - go here to download  for a limited time! Let's Connect: Also connect with me on social media @FitCoachSecrets Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube Pinterest Or email us at Hello@TrainedOffice.com. Companies Mentioned in today's show: Ubindi - Simple/inexpensive online class management for teachers & instructors (Facebook page) (Season 2 - Episode 54)

Before murderous farmers, man-eating cats, and the Shadow in the Dark Woods, there was Gary. Gary Wickersham, 47, was found dead face-first in a birdbath behind Carlson and Carlson's Delicious Pastry Shop. Was this an accident, or a sweet, sweet murder mystery? The Obituary Writer intends to find out in his first, previously unreleased adventure.Help us bring Season 2 to life: https://igg.me/at/deathbydyingpodFind and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partnersCreated by Evan Gulock and Niko Gerentes.Credits:The Obituary Writer - Evan GulockPastor Jeff/Aunt Agatha - Joshua GiordanTownsfolk - Joshua Giordan, Annie Collick, Noah Baldwin, Chase Gehrlich, Joanne Cimarosti, Lauren Denby, Tad Deleonabreu, and Alex Klein.Music: Nickleus, Gibson, Kevin Macleod, Steven O'Brien, Nicolas GaspariniCredits and Transcript: https://deathbydyingpod.com/obituary-00

Curious about what the future holds for yoga teachers? In this episode, Alex Klein and Alex Jaton, the founders of tech companies YogaTrail and Ubindi, join Mado to talk about the future of the yoga industry in 2021 and beyond. Episode Highlights:  Why the yoga business is so challenging in the first place. The silver lining of COVID’s impact on yoga business Insight on how to skillfully pivot into the new normal What role yoga studios will play in the new yoga world  Why having a strong business model is essential for your success  Advice for yoga teachers who are feeling nervous about teaching independently  Links & Resources Sign up for the Yoga Teacher Resource email list to get access to Alex’s list of recommended reading.  Become a patron of the Yoga Teacher Resource Podcast to get the worksheet of behavior change concepts + access to training replays, the teaching yoga online checklist, and more.  Join the Yoga Teacher Resource Facebook Group  Follow YTR on Instagram @yoga.teacher.resource  Yoga Trail - The World’s Largest Yoga Network Use coupon code MADO for 50% off Ubindi yearly plan -  Admin support for yoga teachers 

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Double D sits down with special guest Alex Klein for the 48th episode of the "Entitled Millennials" podcast!Alex Klein is a historian, writer, and activist from Northern Iowa. He is a former TEDx speaker and a former mayoral candidate for Mason City, Iowa.In this episode Double D and Alex Klein discuss how the two met doing activist work, Klein's bid for Mayor of Mason City, Iowa, careerists in municipal government vs active community members, bureaucracy vs government, both gentlemen preferring a career as organizers rather than politicians, having the "political gene", Trump's ban from social media and its implications for freedom of speech, Ron Paul's Facebook page being banned for calling out Big Tech, social media algorithm's contributing to divisive politics, the most recent episode of E.M.P. being fact checked because of QAnon, the fear of what's to come because we lack a coordinated leftist movement, Richard Nixon's "Southern Strategy" and the birth of reactionary politics in the United States, Trump's genius political speech, the God of the American Dream, can the Democratic Party be reformed, the #forcethevotemovement, the American Legislative Exchange Council and its grip at American politics, the shortness of the human attention span contributing to political disinformation, the Democrats failing to act even on social justice issues, wealthy elites like Jeff Bezos only being the tip of the ice berg for the ruling class, "Do you know how much power I'd have to give up to become President?", our need to live in a real democracy not a republic, and Klein's thoughts on the God-like state of the human species! Join the YouTube Tribe to check out our "Thinking Out Loud" and "What's Your Thoughts?" series!https://www.youtube.com/entitledmillennialsBecome a Patron to access exclusive podcasts, writing, Discord Chat, and Live Streams!https://www.patreon.com/EntitledMillennialsSupport the show and independent media!https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/entitledmillennials

Welcome to another episode of the Fearless Warrior Podcast where it's my role to uncover winning strategies of successful entrepreneurs, athletes, or business professionals to help you build your confidence and mental toughness so that you can live the life of your dreams.   Today's guest is Alex Klein, a former pro-basketball player who's committed to serving retired athletes to transform their life post their sports career. Alex is a certified personal trainer & mindset coach. She helps clients transform their body but the core of her work focuses on building resilience and mental toughness. In this episode, we talk about her pro-basketball career, healing her gut, life after sports, and the steps one needs to take to reinvent himself/herself. We also talk about empowering routines, habits, winner's mindset, and more.    Please enjoy and let me know what you thought :)  * Connect with Alex Klein Website Instagram * SELECTED LINKS FROM THE EPISODE Gut, The Inside Story of Our Body's Most Underrated Organ Happy Gut: The Cleansing Program to Help You Lose Weight, Gain Energy, and Eliminate Pain *** If you enjoy this podcast, subscribe and leave us a short review on Apple Podcast. It takes less than a minute and it makes all the difference in helping others find this show more easily.    If you want to stay up-to-date on all episodes, please opt-in for a short weekly email so that you're always in the know and don't miss an empowering story, important lesson, and opportunity to make yourself a little stronger. Please fill out the form on my website to join The Fearless Warrior Tribe: https://www.danielatamraz.com/ For show notes and past guests, please visit www.danielatamraz.com/podcast.   Follow Danny:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dannytamraz/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dannytamraz89/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielatamraz/   Thank you for tuning in!  - Danny

Here’s something a little different. There’s this somewhat parodic but also very real assertion that pornography tends to be at the forefront of new technologies: high-speed internet video, virtual reality, that kind of thing. Podcasting isn’t a new technology at all, of course, but we were interested in the question: how does pornography — and erotica, which is different but related — intersect with the current boom in on-demand audio? This week, Nick spoke with three guests who come at this question from different angles: Caroline Spiegel, the CEO of Quinn, an audio erotica startup; Alex Klein, a representative from Pornhub, and Girl on the Net, an independent creator.   Raycon - get 15-percent off your order at buyraycon.com/servant Learn more about podcast attribution at podsights.com Visit my exclusive link ExpressVPN.com/SERVANT and you can get an extra 3 months FREE on a one-year package. UCLA Extension Fall Quarter starts September 28. Enroll now at https://www.uclaextension.edu/

Alex Klein is a 2017 graduate of Bryant University and is a retired pro basketball player. Klein was a First Team All-NEC selection in 2016-17, leading the Bulldogs to the NEC Championship game.She know works at Neeland Group and runs Alex Klein’s Winning Edge.

In the newest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Alex Klein, a mindset and fitness coach based in Toronto Canada. We discuss everything from sports, to happiness to drive to comfort zones.

In the newest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Alex Klein, a mindset and fitness coach based in Toronto Canada. We discuss everything from sports, to happiness to drive to comfort zones.

Alex Klein, the co-founder and CEO of Kano Computing, shares why Kano's coding kits appeal to kids and beginners of all ages, and how the products caught on in the United States.

Today our guest is Alex Klein, the co-founder and CEO of Kano Computing. He invented a computer for kids to assemble when he was challenged by a 6 year old cousin who wanted to make his own computer, but to be as simple and fun as Lego. Although the idea appeals to kids, it's not the exclusive target of their products. The spirit of the design process is the beginner's mind. The goal of Kano is to tell a story that could be comprehensible to any culture, language, and geography. However, the products are particularly caught on in the US.  Alex caught the opportunity and expanded business in the US, from London where the company was set up. Although that was a very successful move for him, he has a lot of advice on how to be careful when deciding to make that kind of move.  “If you see an opportunity to do any business in the US, the one that could even be 20-25% of your annual run rate, then take it, because it may expand well beyond that, as it did for us.” - Alex Klein Time stamps: 1:30 What Kano does 3:10 Where the idea came from and how it developed further 5:40 Why they set up in London 9:00 How conquered the US market 10:20 What type of a person their product should appeal to 11:23 When is the right moment to go to the US with the business and why do it 15:57 How they chose the person for running the US office 18:15 Why the product is more popular in the US than in Europe 18:55 How they funded the expansion 19:47 What kind of state you should be in when you want to raise money 20:25 What are the do's and dont's if you want your company to expand 23:30 How the US customer is different from the rest of the world 25:10 How things in London were done after the expansion Send us questions you want answered to info@mtbonnell.com Resources: Kano Computing Mount Bonnell Advisors Episode Transcript Connect with Alex Klein: LinkedIn profile Connect with Sebastian Sauerborn: Website Connect with Nastaran Tavakoli-Far: LinkedIn

In this episode, Alexandra L. Klein, Visiting Assistant Professor of Law at Washington & Lee University School of Law, discusses her article "Nondelegating Death." Klein begins by describing the nondelegation doctrine, its purpose, and history. She explains how nondelegation is relevant to the death penalty. And she observes that legislatures often delegate decisions about methods of execution. She argues that the nondelegation doctrine should require legislatures to wrestle with the "machinery of death." Klein is on Twitter at @ALKM27.This episode was hosted by Brian L. Frye, Spears-Gilbert Associate Professor of Law at the University of Kentucky College of Law. Frye is on Twitter at @brianlfrye. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alex explains how to help a candidate identify and work towards their career priorities, as well as how to make sure you don't lose out on compensation when you get to the offer stage.

Our first podcast in awhile! We talk about our excitement about joining the Long Beach Comic Expo to celebrate Lodge 49! We also discuss the final cancellation message from Jim Gavin as well as take some mailbag questions from listeners.We also want ideas on how we should continue the podcast. What ideas you got? Show NotesLong Beach Comic ExpoBuy Tickets and use code LODGE49 for discountSaturday Fan Meet-up Facebook Event PageProgram Schedule & HighlightsPanel DetailsRoom: 103CTime: 12:30p-2:00pName of Panel: POD 49 LIVE!: Celebrating LODGE 49Description: Join the hosts of the LODGE 49 conversation podcast, POD 49, as they celebrate this remarkable show with an extra-length panel and live podcast recording. They will be joined by actors David Ury, Sam Puefua, Vik Sahay, and Alex Klein, Britt Rentschler, director Alethea Jones (CIRCLES, ESTRELLA Y MAR), and composer Andrew Carroll, along with other surprises!Moderator: Bart DeCoursy, Chris Lawrence, Jim FloodPanelists: Alethea Jones, Alex Klein, David Ury, Sam Puefua, Vik Sahay, Britt Rentschler, Andrew CarrollYou can now listen and subscribe to Pod 49 on:Apple/iTunesSpotifyGoogle Play MusicStitcherTuneInI Heart RadioOvercastPlease rate and review us on your favorite listening platform!Follow us on Twitter: Pod49Follow Chris Larry on Twitter: chrislarry33Follow Bart on Twitter: @bartdecoursyFollow Jim on Instagram: @jwfloodEmail us at: chrislarry33@gmail.comNote: We don't own any of the song clips played in episode, will take down upon request. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Luister dit inspirerende interview met Alex Klein. Alex is econoom en professor. Misschien verwacht je een interview over business of economie, maar alles is minder waar. Geniet van deze mooie podcast!

Today we hear Alex's testimony. Alex is a dear friend of my whom I cherish and admire. In my eyes, she is strong, courageous and bold for sharing her testimony and I'm grateful that she's sharing it with me and you who are listening. She is a great light in this world and has a heart of loyalty and love. If you want to follow or need to reach out to Alex you can find her on Instagram.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tabatha-whiteside5/support

Episode 26 - Alex Klein / Twentieth Century Oboe Sonatas by Cedille Records

What have Harry Potter, Steve Wozniak, Los Angeles County School Board and the Indian Prime Minister got in common? They’ve all been part of the story of Kano, a London based computer company intertwining technology, education and entertainment. Today on Tickets I’m joined by Kano’s co-founder Alex Klein. We talk about the future of collective experiences, overcoming the dark times as an entrepreneur, the key ingredients of a compelling Kickstarter campaign, and how a 6 year old’s question was the catalyst for what has become one of the most exciting new computer companies around. Alex’s thoughts on using creativity to mobilise and empower people are inspiring - I hope you enjoy this conversation as much I did. 02:30: Kano's origin story 08:00: 3 key factors for a successful Kickstarter campaign 12:30: Assumptions in the early days of Kano 15:30: What's in the box 20:00: Blending education and entertainment 25:00: Working with teachers and schools 29:00: Alex's advice for entrepreneurs starting out 33:00: New forms of audience building and creating shared experience 37:00: What's in store for Kano in 2019 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tickets/support

Our hosts Simon and Leda are joined by Dave Cunningham, CEO of Priviti and Ryan Weeks, Editor at Altfi. First up, Swiss banks raided by antitrust watchdog over mobile payment allegations. A group of Swiss banks are under investigation by the country's antitrust authorities over whether they boycotted mobile payment services from Apple and Samsung in order to improve the prospects of their own competitive offering called Twint. Offices at UBS, Credit Suisse, PostFinance, Swisscard AECS, and Aduno Holding, have been raided by Comco over allegations that they deliberately refused to release their debit cards for use by Apple Pay and Samsung Pay. Twint a mobile-payment app developed by Postfinance and used by the bank named in the complaint expressed "astonishment" at the watchdog's actions. Tandem Bank strikes HK deal to launch digital banking in Asia. Tandem Bank is set to strike a deal with Hong Kong’s Convoy Global Holdings, as part of a plan to secure funding and launch one of the first digital banks in Hong Kong Convoy is planning to take a £15m stake in Tandem, one of the first app-based banks in the UK, to become the digital lender’s second-largest shareholder, according to people close to the companies. We can’t talk about Tandem and not do their stories in a pair. Tandem has also teamed up with Stripe to launch its new Auto Savings service. It lets customers set up rules to automatically move money from their current accounts with other providers to a savings account with Tandem. The feature’s available through Tandem’s banking app, aggregating financial data from across all of a user’s accounts to offer them personalized feedback on how they’re managing their money. We spoke to Tandem CEO, Ricky Knox to tell us more about both of these stories. People who use mobile fintech apps tend to make worse financial decisions. A study of mobile-payment using millennials (ages 18-34) in the US found they were less likely to be financially literate than others of the same age who didn’t pay for things with their phones. They were also more likely to make other bad financial decisions, according to research by the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center at the George Washington School of Business. 1/4 of people who use their phones to track spending reported overdrawing their accounts, compared with 20% of those who didn’t use their phones for this. Nationwide takes stake in Moneyhub. Nationwide Building Society is dipping into its £50M venture fund to take a minority stake in UK-based personal financial management app Moneyhub. Moneyhub is the third startup to benefit from the Nationwide fintech fund after acasa and Hazy. Moneyhub recently secured Payment Initiation Services Provider (PISP) authorisation by the FCA, the firm already operates as an Account Information Services Provider (AISP). The company also offers users a series of smart nudges that proactively alert consumers to overspending or better interest rate offers. We spoke to Emma Huntington, Leader in Financial Services Strategy and Innovation at Nationwide to give us their perspective on this partnership. We also spoke to Sam Seaton, CEO of Moneyhub to get her thoughts on this investment as well. Which? ranks highest and lowest banks of 2018. Which? surveyed thousands of current account customers and ask them to rate the service they receive and assigned each account a Which? Customer Score. Which? Then independently rate 40 providers to create a Product Score based on 38 different elements of bank accounts, including rewards, benefits, fees, charges and how users can operate the account. AlipayHK wins bid to provide QR code payment solution for Hong Kong’s MTR. AlipayHK says it has won a bid to provide a QR code mobile payment solution for Hong Kong’s MTR railway system. Commuters will have the option of entering MTR stations by linking their AlipayHK account to a separate MTR app, and scanning a QR code on their smartphones on the readers installed at the entry gates. Users of the mainland Alipay wallet will also be able to link their accounts to the MTR app for payment, according to people familiar with the matter. The aim is to have the new mobile payment system roll out to 91 of 93 MTR stations across the city by mid-2020. Plastiq raises $27M at 2X+ value to let you pay for anything on credit. Kleiner Perkins has just led a $27 million Series C for Plastiq with partner Ilya Fushman joining the board. A source says the raise that also comes from DST Global between doubles and triples Plastiq’s valuation over its 2017 Series B-1 rounds of $11 million and $16 million. That’s $73M in total funding. For a flat 2.5 percent fee, customers use Plastiq through a credit card, and it issues the proper wire transfer, check or deposit for up to $500,000, or even more, on customers behalf. Your salary tomorrow, today! CYBG has agreed a £400M deal to fund loans through UK fintech group Salary Finance Salary Finance, whose founders include the former head of Google UK, enables employees to take out loans that are then repaid automatically through their employer’s payroll system. Deducting repayments automatically from salaries makes the loans more secure and attractive to banks, allowing them to extend credit at a cheaper rate than credit cards or payday loans. And Finally... It’s wingardium levi-O-sa, not wingardium leviosarr! Hundreds of Apple stores are going to start selling this British startup's 'Harry Potter' coding wand. Computing and coding startup Kano is going to release its 'Harry Potter' coding wand in hundreds of Apple stores. CEO and founder Alex Klein told Business Insider that Apple approached Kano to get the wands into stores. From December to January people will be able to demo the wand in stores. British coding and computing startup Kano has struck a partnership with Apple to sell its "Harry Potter"-themed coding wand in more than 300 Apple stores across the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand in December. All this and so much more on today's episode of Fintech Insider! ​ Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the fintech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. ​ Let us know your thoughts @FintechInsiders and join the discussion by signing up at www.fintechinsidernews.com ​ This week's episode was produced by Laura Watkins, written by Dhanum Nursigadoo and edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Dave Cunningham and Leda Glyptis.

Alex Klein's opportunity to make a dent arose when his 6-year-old cousin began talking about building a computer from scratch. He challenged Klein to help make it happen. Unable to find a kid-friendly computer kit on the market, Klein assembled a team of developers to create Kano.

Alex Klein tells Jonathan Moules about his ambition to transform attitudes to computing with his kit to help people of all ages make their own and write the programmes to go with them. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

YogaTrail is a platform that connects yogis with their personal yoga world while helping yoga professionals to manage and grow their business. YogaTrail is on a mission to empower yoga instructors, most of whom are female entrepreneurs. Although they're central to the yoga ecosystem, they're currently neglected by all the apps and companies in the space, and most are struggling to earn a living with yoga. Naturally, their second mission is to make the world a healthier and happier place. I invited Alex Klein, CEO of YogaTrail onto the show to discuss the following data points and his tech startup story: Female focus: female founder and 88% of teachers (and 75% of students) are women 500 Startups alumni with some VC & angel backing 50k yoga teachers are using the platform in over 100 countries Over 5 million yogis have connected with their yoga on YogaTrail We don't often associate technology with Yoga, but I am fascinated by how it is helping YogaTrail unite Yoga lovers and teachers from all over the world.  

This week we are joined for our dish by clarinetist Corey Mackey! We discuss our reed trio, Driftless Winds and all things chamber music! To learn more about Corey, visit www.coreymackey.com. For our interview, we welcome Alex Klein, Principal Oboe of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra! This podcast is brought to you by Singin’ Dog Double Reeds (www.singindog.com), MKL Reeds (http://www.mklreeds.com/), Jende Reed Knives (www.jendeindustries.com), and JDW Sheet Music (www.jdwsheetmusic.com/). In This Episode: Alex Klein in the Chicago Tribune: http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/music/vonrhein/ct-alex-klein-cso-oboe-20160810-column.html

Saturday March 4th, 4pm, 2017 We invite you to listen in on a conversation between exhibiting artist Ane Graff and invited guest, curator Alex Klein from ICA Philadelphia. The talk took place in Independent's Gallery Residency at 2037 Fifth Avenue, New York, where Entrée is temporarily located Feb-April, 2017. Read more about it on our webpage entreebergen.no

We're back in the studio for a brand new Geekscape and the boys from the new comedy film 'The Bet' are in the studio with us! This solid episode includes me detailing why this year's SDCC was the best one yet, why we've been sporadic on the Geekscapes of late and why we're looking forward to our huge event in NYC this Friday! Chris Jay, Alex Klein and Jeremiah Watkins from 'The Bet' talk about putting the movie together in 13 days on a super low budget, getting wrestling superstars DDP, Jake 'The Snake' Roberts and Rowdy Roddy Piper involved and the origins of the idea! Plus, we talk about a ton of pop punk, Alex's role in 'Guardians of the Galaxy 2' and what made one of Jeremiah's performances renew Judd Apatow's faith in comedy! Enjoy!

In this episode we talk to Chris Jay about his movie he co-wrote with Aaron Goldberg “The Bet” starring Alex Klein.  Alex Klein also joins us and talks to us about what it was like to work with James Gunn on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.  We also get a few words with actor... Read more

A down on his luck man gets into an absurd but high stakes bet where he has one summer to find, and hook up with, every girl he had a crush on from 1st to 12th grade. Staring Alex Klein, Jake Roberts, Dallas Page,Roddy Piper.

Internet porn. We’ve all seen it. It’s popular and loved. And yet, for fairly obvious reasons, it’s also reviled for its misogyny, as something that perpetuates cycles of violence against women. In this episode, we wade into the murky waters of sexual fantasy. In part one, we hear from a sociologist who went into men's homes and watched their porn. In part two, we try a different approach - we hear from porn users themselves. In this electronic opera, porn users interact with pundits and music in an amalgam of sounds composed to form a larger conversation about porn. Credits: Special thanks to Alex Klein, Florian Voros, and Derek Wilson for speaking with me on tape. To read the full letters from Susannah Breslin’s project, "Letters from Men who Watch Pornography," go to: http://lettersfromwatchers.blogspot.com/ Also, thank you to all the readers who volunteered their voices: Brandon Pascal, Cliff Casablancas, Ken Look, Christopher Rhodes, Rachel Rhodes, Gregory Palena, Anthony Corey Chan, Ryan Hardiman, Nick Koch, Tony Ta, Shoshana Walter, Alan Walter, Nihal Oztek, and Simon Lam. Music licensed under Creative Commons: Minden - On Assignment http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Minden/Instrumentals_1967/On_Assignment_Instrumental Josh Spacek - Gotta Keep Moving http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Losers/Start_Over/Gotta_Keep_Moving Super Sigil - Bohemia Groove http://ccmixter.org/files/Super_Sigil/41167 Chris Zabriskie - Readers! Do you Read? http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/Reappear/02_-_Readers_Do_You_Read Podington Bear - Lleb http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Marimba_Vibraphone_Chimes__Bells/Lleb Kevin MacLeod - Club Driver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhsrR_uvJ7M Kevin MacLeod - Cut and Run https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1mVzSlddPo Kevin MacLeod - Lightless Dawn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E5uY08HThc Morgantj - Granular Erotic 1 http://ccmixter.org/files/morgantj/21123 Morgantj - Granular Erotic 2 http://ccmixter.org/files/morgantj/21125 Williamberry - Beepish 1 http://ccmixter.org/files/williamberry/5987 Williamberry - Beepish 2 http://ccmixter.org/files/williamberry/5988 Williamberry - Time to Take out the Trash http://ccmixter.org/files/williamberry/6855 Nelas - Backnoise http://ccmixter.org/files/NeLaS/8026 Kentbye - Group Om http://ccmixter.org/files/kentbye/8981 PorchCat - Nym Junglist Drums http://ccmixter.org/files/PorchCat/5252 Tonux_gix - Turbulence http://ccmixter.org/files/tonux_gix/48835 Arcadian Burn - Killa Beat no link Fourstones - Hip Hop Etude http://ccmixter.org/files/victor/8453 Djolliej - Don’t Run on Drugs http://ccmixter.org/files/djolliej/33710 Scottaltham - Slap a Lard Ass http://ccmixter.org/files/scottaltham/19319 My Free Mickey - First Place http://ccmixter.org/files/myfreemickey/44325 Stellarartwars - Love Liberation http://ccmixter.org/files/stellarartwars/43500 Soundeffectsfactory - FM Radio Tuning #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzBq5faeoKY Update: No, you're not going crazy. Man-ish (formerly Mannish) got a hyphen. It better captures what the show is about (the social construction of masculinity).

Ultimate Bass Radio - Gary Klein and Alex Klein

Ultimate Bass Radio - Bassmasters Classic and Alex Klein and Matt Shura

The guys are joined by Alex Klein to learn about Kano- the kid-friendly maker project based on the Raspberry Pi.

This week's program features wind concertos, with solo flutists Anita Miller-Rieder, Mary Stolper, and Mathieu Dufour, and oboist Alex Klein.

In conjunction with WFMT’s monthly theme for February, this week’s show is, “The Animal Kingdom, Part 2,” with music representing creatures large and small. AARON COPLAND (1900-1990) The Cat and the Mouse(1920)(3:25) From Copland Piano Music: Romantic and Modern Cedille Records CDR 90000 021 (Track 8) Ramon Salvatore, piano ROBERT KURKA (1921-1957) The Good Soldier Schweik Act II, Scene lll (7:58) From Robert Kurka: The Good Soldier Schweik Cedille Records CDR 90000 062 (Disc 2 Tracks 10-12) Jason Collins, tenor Marc Embree, baritone Kelli Harrington, soprano Stephen Noon, tenor Alvaro Ramirez, bass Robert Boldin, tenor Alexander Platt, conductor Chicago Opera Theater FREDERIC RZEWSKI (b. 1938) Les Moutons de Panurge (1969) (11:38) From fred: Music by Frederic Rzewski Cedille Records CDR 90000 084 (Track 7) eighth blackbird FELIX WHITE (1884-1945) The Nymph’s Complaint for the Death of her Fawn (1921) (8:08) From Poetic Inspirations Cedille Records CDR 90000 102 (Track 8) Alex Klein, oboe Richard Young, viola Ricardo Castro, piano ALAN RIDOUT (1934-1996) Ferdinand the Bull (10:43) From Capricho Latino Cedille Records CDR 90000 124 (Track 14) Rachel Barton Pine, violin Héctor Elizondo, narrator LOU HARRISON (1917-2003) Grand Duo (1988) II. Stampede (5:44) From String Poetic Cedille Records CDR 90000 103 (Track 8) Jennifer Koh, violin Reiko Uchida, piano  

On the first of two programs devoted to Benjamin Britten (in honor of his 100th birthday anniversary on November 22), we present instrumental works from the beginning and end of his compositional lifetime, plus a movement by Britten's teacher, Frank Bridge. November 6 Britten and Bridge: Instrumental Music BENJAMIN BRITTEN (1913–1976) Phantasy Quartet, Op. 2 (1932) (13:16) From Britten & Bliss Cedille Records CDR 90000 093 (Track 1) Alex Klein, oboe Vermeer Quartet BENJAMIN BRITTEN String Quartet No. 3, Op. 94 (1975) (25:58) I. Duets: With moderate movement II. Ostinato: Very fast III. Solo: Very calm IV. Burlesque: Fast–con fuoco V. Recitative and Passacaglia (La Serenissima) From Britten & Bliss Cedille Records CDR 90000 093 (Tracks 5–9) Vermeer Quartet FRANK BRIDGE (1879–1941) Cello Sonata I. Allegro ben moderato (9:39) From Blackwood & Bridge: Cello Sonatas Cedille Records CDR 90000 008 (Track 1) Kim Scholes, cello Easley Blackwood, piano

This program features works inspired by verses of Carl Sandburg, François Villon, Wallace Stevens, Nikolaus Lenau, and Billy Collins. Playlist LEO SOWERBY (1895–1968) Prairie – Poem for Orchestra after Carl Sandburg (16:41) From Prairie: Tone Poems by Leo Sowerby Cedille Records CDR 90000 033 (Track 2) Czech National Symphony Orchestra Paul Freeman, conductor COLERIDGE-TAYLOR PERKINSON (1932–2004) Grass: Poem for Piano, Strings & Percussion (1956) (16:08) From Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson: A Celebration Cedille Records CDR 90000 087 (Track 4) Joseph Joubert, piano Chicago Sinfonietta Paul Freeman, conductor JEHAN ALAIN (1911–1940) Dans le rêve laissé par la ballade des pendus de Villon (6:34) From Radical Piano Cedille Records CDR 90000 027 (Track 14) Easley Blackwood, piano THOMAS ALBERT (b. 1948) Thirteen Ways (1997) III. Nimble, capricious (2:28) From thirteen ways Cedille Records CDR 90000 067 (Track 14) eighth blackbird AUGUST KLUGHARDT (1847–1902) Schilflieder (Songs of the Reeds), Op. 28 (1872) Feurig (2:47) From Poetic Inspirations Cedille Records CDR 90000 102 (Track 4) Alex Klein, oboe Richard Young, viola Ricardo Castro, piano VIVIAN FUNG (b. 1975) The Man in the Moon (3:25) From The Billy Collins Suite Cedille Records CDR 90000 115 (Track 7) John Bruce Yeh, clarinet David Cunliffe, cello Marta Aznavoorian, piano Steve Robinson, narrator

On the Crail Couch with young Klein.

This Contrabass Conversations special series highlights chamber music that includes the double bass. We’d like to extend special thanks to both Brad Opland and the Chicago Chamber Musicians for making this series possible. Listen to all Exploring Chamber Music episodes here, and hear Brad Opland in a Contrabass Conversations interview here. We will be featuring two pieces on the program today. The first is the Wind Serenade in D minor by Antonin Dvorak. This piece is scored for 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, contrabassoon, 3 horns, cello, and bass. It was recorded live on April 23rd, 2007 by the Chicago Chamber Musicians for their 20th Anniversary Season Finale and features: Michael Henoch and Alex Klein – oboe Larry Combs and Julie DeRoche – clarinet Dennis Michael and Lewis Kirk – bassoon Gail Williams, Jeremiah Frederick, Gabrielle Webster – horn Katinka Kleijn, cello Brad Opland, bass The second piece on our program today is the String Quintet in C Major by Franz Schubert. This piece was recorded live in 2004.