Podcasts about Allante

Cette semaine Hugues Gonnot nous parle de la Cadillac Allante, cette voiture qui passait beaucoup de temps dans les airs, mais dont la popularité n'a jamais réellement pris son envol.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Les actualités de la semaine :  La Ford Mustang GTD au dos du Guide de l'auto 2025 Le Tesla Cybertruck peut enfin être commandé au Canada Les prix canadiens du Nissan Kicks 2025 dévoilés La Nilu27 avec son moteur V12 de 1 027 chevaux et sa boite manuelle Étude: la fiabilité des bornes électriques doit s'améliorer Le site Bring a Trailer ferme ses portes aux Québécois Cette semaine Hugues Gonnot nous parle de la Cadillac Allante, cette voiture qui passait beaucoup de temps dans les airs, mais dont la popularité n'a jamais réellement pris son envol. Nos essaies de la semaine : BMW Z4 M40i et la Fiat 500e.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Welcome to The Empowerment Exchange, where we believe in the power of transformation through shared wisdom and inspiration. Join us on a journey of self-discovery, growth, and empowerment as we engage in candid conversations with thought leaders, experts, and everyday individuals who have embarked on their own paths of personal development.In each episode, we explore a wide range of topics designed to uplift and motivate you to become the best version of yourself. From practical tips for achieving your goals to insightful discussions on overcoming challenges, our goal is to provide you with the tools, insights, and encouragement you need to thrive in every aspect of your life.Whether you're seeking guidance in relationships, career advancement, wellness, or simply looking to enrich your mindset, The Empowerment Exchange offers a safe space for learning, reflection, and connection. Get ready to be inspired, empowered, and equipped to create positive change in your life and the world around you.Tune in to The Empowerment Exchange and join the conversation today!PS: If You are a Coach or Consultant Looking to Grow your business organically and reduce stress then Join our Biz School Community with 50% off Today.Here is More information Link Below-https://www.skool.com/biz-school-community-4365?invite=db4c04ac4e1945a6942e3396caf656baBuild your own Community 2 weeks Free Skool Platform Triall: https://www.skool.com/refer?ref=6ffb188375cb4188963b34eb9b4200d8Links: My Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InulC786My LinkedIn :https://www.linkedin.com/in/inul-chowdhury-818a00157?My TickTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@inulchowdhury?_t=8jcs1NKOq1p&_r=1My Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/inulchowdhury786?igsh=cjdyY2hkb2RnNHFwMyPodcasts : https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inulchowdhury786My Website : www.inulchowdhury.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To end CES 2023, the Tech Podcasts Network hosts sat down to discuss their experiences. From exciting products that we want to buy for ourselves to trends across the industry, we covered a lot of ground in a very small amount of time.Technology costs are decreasingTechnology costs are decreasing at a rapid rate, and this is especially true when it comes to technology used in the broadcasting industry. Just a few years ago, broadcasters needed to purchase expensive equipment and insure it for up to $75,000. Now, however, much of the equipment needed to broadcast can fit into a single Pelican case, and the cost of the entire studio is much less than a single component used to be.The team discussed how the organization used to need to ship 24 boxes of equipment to the show floor to broadcast, but now they only need to bring two roller bags, one suitcase, and a Pelican case. This is a drastic decrease in the amount of equipment needed to broadcast, and the cost of the equipment is much lower as well. The LED lights used to cost around $1,400 each, but now they are only around $50. This is a huge cost saving for broadcasters, and it has allowed them to do more with less.The Rodecaster is another example of how technology costs are decreasing. This device is used for the mics in the studio for the live broadcast, and it is much more cost-effective than other mixers. This is a great example of how technology has become more affordable and accessible for broadcasters.In conclusion, technology costs are decreasing, and this is especially true for the broadcasting industry. From LED lights to streaming platforms, broadcasters are able to do more with less. These cost savings have allowed broadcasters to do more with their budgets, and it has opened up new opportunities for them to create content. Technology costs are decreasing, and this is a great thing for broadcasters and viewers alike.Price points vary widelyUsually during the show, we are able to settle on a median price point. This is because, for some reason, every year companies across the globe seem to find a range in which to place their products. For some years it has been lower, in the $100 range. In other years it has been higher, in the $250 range. But, most of the time, there is a common price range. This year, however, things were different.Price points vary widely across the consumer market, from low-cost items to high-end luxury products. This was evident this year, when a wide variety of products were showcased, ranging from $50 items to $1,800 outdoor lights. While some products have a set price point, such as the $49, $249, and $199 items, others have no set price and can be sold for what the seller believes it is worth.Teamwork makes the dream workTeamwork makes the dream work is an oft-repeated phrase, but its truth is undeniable. Working together, with a shared goal and purpose, is the best way to achieve success. This was certainly the case at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). It took a team of 15 people to put the show together, from the floor staff to the hosts in the booth. Nancy, Todd, Allante, Daniele, Christopher, Terri, Steve, Kirk, Marlo, Scott, Matt, Alice, and Adam all worked together to make the show a success.Scott, Todd, and Marlo were the main hosts of the show. Allante and Daniele were responsible for floor interviews and Christopher was her backstop. Terri and Steve from AMRoC Fab Lab were also present for the last couple of days. Kirk was doing TD and out on the floor, taking pictures, and more. Marlo had his own mini-team, with Scott and Alice helping out with interviews.The team was able to cover a wide range of technologies, with 85 interviews out of the studio and 150 as a group. Everyone's contributions were essential for the success of the show. Without the collective effort, the show would not have been as successful.Conversation with Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology, Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central, and Marlo Anderson of The Tech Ranch.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

To end CES 2023, the Tech Podcasts Network hosts sat down to discuss their experiences. From exciting products that we want to buy for ourselves to trends across the industry, we covered a lot of ground in a very small amount of time.Technology costs are decreasingTechnology costs are decreasing at a rapid rate, and this is especially true when it comes to technology used in the broadcasting industry. Just a few years ago, broadcasters needed to purchase expensive equipment and insure it for up to $75,000. Now, however, much of the equipment needed to broadcast can fit into a single Pelican case, and the cost of the entire studio is much less than a single component used to be.The team discussed how the organization used to need to ship 24 boxes of equipment to the show floor to broadcast, but now they only need to bring two roller bags, one suitcase, and a Pelican case. This is a drastic decrease in the amount of equipment needed to broadcast, and the cost of the equipment is much lower as well. The LED lights used to cost around $1,400 each, but now they are only around $50. This is a huge cost saving for broadcasters, and it has allowed them to do more with less.The Rodecaster is another example of how technology costs are decreasing. This device is used for the mics in the studio for the live broadcast, and it is much more cost-effective than other mixers. This is a great example of how technology has become more affordable and accessible for broadcasters.In conclusion, technology costs are decreasing, and this is especially true for the broadcasting industry. From LED lights to streaming platforms, broadcasters are able to do more with less. These cost savings have allowed broadcasters to do more with their budgets, and it has opened up new opportunities for them to create content. Technology costs are decreasing, and this is a great thing for broadcasters and viewers alike.Price points vary widelyUsually during the show, we are able to settle on a median price point. This is because, for some reason, every year companies across the globe seem to find a range in which to place their products. For some years it has been lower, in the $100 range. In other years it has been higher, in the $250 range. But, most of the time, there is a common price range. This year, however, things were different.Price points vary widely across the consumer market, from low-cost items to high-end luxury products. This was evident this year, when a wide variety of products were showcased, ranging from $50 items to $1,800 outdoor lights. While some products have a set price point, such as the $49, $249, and $199 items, others have no set price and can be sold for what the seller believes it is worth.Teamwork makes the dream workTeamwork makes the dream work is an oft-repeated phrase, but its truth is undeniable. Working together, with a shared goal and purpose, is the best way to achieve success. This was certainly the case at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). It took a team of 15 people to put the show together, from the floor staff to the hosts in the booth. Nancy, Todd, Allante, Daniele, Christopher, Terri, Steve, Kirk, Marlo, Scott, Matt, Alice, and Adam all worked together to make the show a success.Scott, Todd, and Marlo were the main hosts of the show. Allante and Daniele were responsible for floor interviews and Christopher was her backstop. Terri and Steve from AMRoC Fab Lab were also present for the last couple of days. Kirk was doing TD and out on the floor, taking pictures, and more. Marlo had his own mini-team, with Scott and Alice helping out with interviews.The team was able to cover a wide range of technologies, with 85 interviews out of the studio and 150 as a group. Everyone's contributions were essential for the success of the show. Without the collective effort, the show would not have been as successful.Conversation with Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology, Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central, and Marlo Anderson of The Tech Ranch.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

The modern world is built on international cooperation and globalization. Cadillac was there first in the early 80's when they came out with the Allante. Proudly built over two continents, this was supposed to keep Cadillac on top of the luxury market for another decade. Instead, it was another nail in the coffin of Cadillac's demise. And we're here to detail every precarious step.

Happy 2023! On this new episode listen to Allante's reflections on life in 2022 and life after grad school. Big thanks to Tyler The Creator for this week's musical inspiration--hear what song (is it really a song?) is selected for the Lesson From The Trap. If you are also in a reflective mood for the New Year, follow along and fill out these three questions on this journal page created for grad students. Link: https://blkingradschool.gumroad.com/l/checkyourself

Knox Brew Stories is a weekly live radio show and podcast that offers an in-depth look at the craft beer scene in Knoxville, and the latest craft beer news from around the country and all over the world.Support us on Patreon! Head to https://www.patreon.com/knoxbrewstories to check out the different ways you can show your support while receiving exclusive content, a shoutout on-air, and backstage passes to members-only events and merch!In this episode you'll find our regular weekly news about craft beer, as well as:Brew News (3:55)Live Music with Matt Foster (15:27)Interview with Allante Walker (21:52)Live Music with Matt Foster (45:41)This Week on Tap (55:08) *Check the blog at https://www.knoxbrewstories.com/blogHost: Zack RoskopCo-Host & Producer: Candace “Ace” Preston Co-Host & Producer: Kevin SummittHead to https://mattafoster.com/ & https://www.instagram.com/allantewalker/ to learn more!Be sure to tune in live every Monday at 6pm EST at http://ChannelZradio.comAnd check out https://www.knoxbrewstories.com/

Jeff Goldberg interviews Allante Collier, Founder of Streamline & Scale Co. and the right hand woman for Founders and CEOs. She left the corporate world and brought her Industrial Engineer career full circle to help small business owners streamline and scale. Know more about Allante: https://allantecollier.com/Connect with her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/theallante/Know more about Jeffhttps://jgsalespro.com/Connect with Jeff on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffgoldbergsalescoach/

In episode no 101 we have a special guest Allante collier In this episode We will discuss Allante Today's topic The Time-Rich CEO, So don`t forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast. let's dive in --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rasel-chowdhury2/support

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2:07 Don't spend all the money on market research and then ignore it. 9:35 "Cimarron, Cavalier with lipstick" 13:15 Look at an '84 and an '86, side by side 16:12 this would make the Edsel pale by comparison 22:42 Allante' 24:45 Research is for girls. Real men do cars from the gut 25:42 The advantages of a zero-tolerance policy 25:43 The Coffee Doughnuts And Phone Guys 31:10 Truck Expert 36:00 Stop selling 36:54 the simplest plans are normally the best 44:10 losing $100 million a year to making almost 2 billion 47:02 all you need to know about warehousing 54:07 Why didn't the UAW like it? 55:13 know the portfolio limitations of the company that you're buying BEFORE you buy it. 1:03:27 Brazil 1:07:08 Look to leadership if you can't make money in a two and a half million market 1:07:53 told Jim McDonald, that we were going to be a 36% company. 1:08:44 We were a 25% company heading to 15. 1:09:09 the ability for an internal organization to come to grips with a problem and fix it is very difficult...external headwinds and external hurricanes come to bear if you can't do it internally. Ultimately, that's... what happened to General Motors. 1:09:22 Rear-wheel-drive minivans 1:14:46 Every senior planner in GM knew that the Japanese were coming with luxury vehicles 1:20:30 Nobody wants to talk about it 1:22:07 Ronald Reagan interrupted a meeting when the Space Shuttle exploded 

*SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT*You're invited to join Allanté for a special conversation to help prospective grad students Settle the Score! She is continuing the conversation to help empower and support you in fulfilling your goal of getting to grad school. Join Allanté along with a panel of her peers for this session hosted by the GRE®. They will be sharing tips and best practices on how to prepare a strong graduate school application. Register for free today to join the conversation on Thursday, November 19th from 12-1 PM EST.  Link broken? You can copy + paste this link into your web browser: http://bit.ly/3bAIMV6This week's episode:Let's talk credentials. If you're finishing up your graduate school application, you need to take agood look at what you put together. Will the admissions council know what you're bringing to thetable? This week's episode gives you the ingredients for creating and submitting a strongapplication. From having a well-put-together curriculum vitae to taking the admissions council ona journey through your research and experience, Allante' lists exactly what you need to stand upand stand out amongst your competition. Take notes when listening in for this recipe of success,we all know how missing one step can completely ruin the perfect meal. Don't have time to writeit down because you're always on the go like Allante'? Sign up for her seven-day e-mailcourse, “Get to Grad School,” (hyperlink) which covers credentials as well.This week's episode also answers a question from a Twitter follower who asked for tips on dealing with people who are, to be frank, annoying! Allante shares her admittedly passive approach--listen to find out what it is!This week's Lesson's from the Trap come from an oldie but goodie “Lose My Mind,” by DMX.Channel your inner gangster on your noise-canceling headphones when everyone - yourteachers, peers, family members, significant other, whoever gets on your very last nerve.

In automotive history, there are a lot of models that started out as great ideas, with features and styleing that was often advanced beyond competitors - sometimes a little to advanced.A few of these models developed a following by collectors due to the low production numbers, however, a few were gathered up by owners that not only appreciated the vehicle for what it is, but for 'driving'.  One of these is the Cadillac Allante' that has a national following that started in 1994 as well as many regional clubs.  Joining us in this segment of the Car Club spotlight, it is John Maida, proud owner of a 1990 with both tops and 130,000 miles that has mostly been John traveling to the many Alante gatherings across the country.  John has a great collection of Allante' historical items that he shares as we learn more about the car and the club that helps heep it alive.We finish  out the segent with some of 'This Week In Automotive News Headlines'.Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast provider for the next episode of In Wheel Time Car Talk six days a week, and check out our live broadcast every Saturday, 8a-11aCT simulcasting on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and InWheelTime.com.In Wheel Time Car Talk can be heard on you mobile device from providers such as:Apple Podcasts, Pandora Podcast, Amazon Music Podcast, Spotify,   Google Podcasts,    Stitcher, iHeart Radio podcast, TuneIn + Alexa, Podcast Addict, Castro, Castbox and more on your mobile device.-----  ------  ------Want more In Wheel Time in real time? Follow InWheelTime.com for the latest updates!Twitter: https://twitter.com/InWheelTimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inwheeltime/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InWheelTime/ YouTube:  https://www.YouTube.com/InWheelTimeTags: In Wheel Time automotive car talk show car talk Live car talk show Tags: In Wheel Time automotive car talk show car talk Live car talk show

00:48 New York Times said that Bricklin is often likened to an automotive version of PT Barnum.                   00:56 Morgan Spurlock says Bricklin goes non stop. He's testosterone unleashed a brilliant negotiator and an incredible character. 1:08 Rolling Stone describes you as brash, bombastic and pathologically prone to betting the farm on automotive endeavors.  1:17 Auto week said Bricklin has a mind that works like a machine gun.  01:24 Keith crane, publisher of Automotive News said, Bricklin is like one of those toy clowns that if you punch it, it just comes right back. 6:34 Malcolm discusses the new Bricklin 3EV Car    06:34 The electric bike      27:21 On Malcolm's Father's building supply co   28:36 When Malcolm started his own building supply co   30:07 the problem Malcolm noticed in the building supply business and how he solved it     31:42 Malcolm comes up with "just in time" inventory utilizng IBM punch cards...in the late 50s!    2:29 Malcolm franchises the stores    33:34 Malcolm's first $1 million - at age 20    33:49 how money can be a drawback   34:59 Malcolm on becoming the father of Subaru in USA   35:49 Subaru began with video jukeboxes? 39:37 Or did Subaru start with Lambretta Motor Scooters?    43:15 Malcolm gets a new contract in 1967 in his late 20s....$5,000 per week for a year and a NY office...  44:31 thank goodness for lunch breaks (the scooters start to sell)   49:59 Malcolm gets into the scooter rental business...he needs automatic scooters which takes him to Japan....but is the deal as represented?     53:26 I'll take one of those lille cars right there...    57:14 the loophole   1:01:18 Consumers Reports kills the little car  1:02:16 Malcolm needs the bigger car. Desperately.   1:10:00 THE BRICKLIN CAR   1:06:00 The sharp angle negotiating tactic.   1:09:43 Subaru buys out the USA distributors.     1:24:13 1 month from production and he can't have his gullwing door?    1:27:15 And now the engine supplier backs up?!?   1:29:52 and now the 351 Windsor?    1:32:03 And now the bodies are falling off...   1:37:22 The story of why Bricklin ceased production   1:45:33 the lightweight engine and why real  innovation really occurs in the car industry  1:48:35 The MALIBU GRAND PRIX ORIGIN STORY   1:49:23 John DeLorean to join BRICKLIN CAR (?)    1:52:01 Malcolm advises John DeLorean on the new DeLorean   1:54:50 Malcolm on failing  1:56:05 Malcolm on his divorces  1:56:46 The light engine gets front cover of MECHANICS ILLUSTRATED and he gets a meeting with Henry Ford.    2:01:59 THE FIAT STORY   2:05:22 Cadillac Allante kills Fiat in USA   2:06:34 So now the Yugo  2:09:20 Then I met Kissinger at the urinal...   2:12:26 Why Malcolm sold Yugo 

Malcolm grabs an opportunity to get with Bertone and Pininfarina and bring X/19 and Spider bodies here from Italy and install engines, great paint jobs. Pininfarina makes a deal with Cadillac and ....   0:00 I get a call from Tony Seminara. And he used to work for Fiat. 0:04 Did you know that Fiat is going to pull out the country? 2:46 How many were you selling a couple 100 a month? I'll sell 1000 a month3:20 one day I get a call from Sergio Pininfarina. I hate to tell you this...  4:30 Crap. Now what am I gonna do? 4:34 Tony, you got six months. You go around the world and find me the goddamn cheapest car in the universe. Comes back from Yugoslavia. Where is that??

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In the second part of our "Building Equitable Transportation Networks" series, we sat down with Allante Whitmore to talk about the autonomous vehicle landscape and how future developments in this space can take equity considerations into account. We examined the synergies between public transportation innovation and autonomous vehicles. We explored the ways in which autonomous vehicle research and development has been both bolstered and hindered by COVID-19. We concluded the interview by talking about recommendations for how policymakers can ensure that autonomous vehicle developments are properly managed and effectively regulated.    Allante Whitmore is a fourth-year PhD student pursuing a joint-PhD in Civil Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University. Her PhD research focuses on how to equitably deploy autonomous vehicles, how to integrate autonomous vehicles into public transportation systems, and how to develop shared autonomous vehicle networks to improve mobility for transit-dependent populations. Allante also serves as a Mobility21 Diversity Fellow where she explores the intersection between autonomous vehicle development and public policy.

Nowadays, it can sometimes feel like an undergraduate degree is not enough anymore and that you need a graduate degree if you want a decent job. Or you may feel like you need a break and may get burnout from so much school. These are two of many legitimate concerns that you need to explore for mapping out your educational journey for this round of applications. If you’re considering secondary education and don’t know if you want to pursue a Masters or Ph.D., this episode is for you. Allante’ sits down to discuss the differences, the pros and cons, and the approach to picking which degree is most beneficial for you. She touches on “The Illustrated guide to Ph.D.’s” by Dr. Matt Mike, which addresses the circle of human knowledge. When you’re considering secondary education you may ask yourself, “Do I really need a Masters in this field? What do I gain from getting a Ph.D.?” Allante’ answers those questions with more questions to help you dig deeper on your journey. “What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Do you want to be an expert on a topic, or do you want to gain knowledge on a topic and specialize and be a specialist where you know where to get answers and figure things out?” Don’t know the answer just yet? Try out the FREE e-mail course “Get to Grad School” blkingradschool.com/apply.This week-long course will help you figure it out.

Radiokeys' members Allante and Stewart continue to "shelter in place" in their shared Concord home to detail some pivotal moments in Rock 'n' Roll history! Allante discusses the brief but impactful life of Kurt Cobain including his troubled childhood, rise to fame, and tragic death. Stewart then illustrates the history or Lynyrd Skynyrd, their outlaw personalities, and the details surrounding the plane crash that effectively put an end to their Hall of Fame career. Vinyl Presale Link!  (it may not be live yet, thank you for your patience!) You can find the Shelter Sessions at our BandCamp page! New releases every Wednesday. Intro music: “Stumblin'” by Radiokeys Outro music: “Sweet Soul Music” by Radiokeys If you like the podcast, please lend us a 5 Star Review on iTunes or the Apple Podcast App (the algorithms seem to like that!), tell a friend, and please subscribe, it'd mean the world to us!  Radiokeys' Information: RadiokeysMusic.com Instagram: @RadiokeysMusic Twitter: @Radiokeys Facebook: Facebook.com/radiokeysmusic

In episode 58 of Office Hours with Dr. Lacy, Marvette talks with her friend and fellow podcaster, Allante Whitemore about her journey as a female black PHD student.   Allante gives her best productivity tips for getting your goals accomplished during dissertation and your PHD program.  She also talks about her research, struggles and experiences during her program.  You can follow Allante Whitmore on Twitter @blkingradschool You can also listen to her podcast at Blk + In Grad School

Welcome Allante Walker to the show! Listen to our conversation to get a feel for the energy Allante brings into existence every day. He is a young, talented and vibrant Maverick who believes 'everything in life is a choice' and that we can actualize anything we set out to do in life. Our talk covers an array of topics centered around the Minds Eye 2020 Vision Art Show he recently hosted in the Downtown LA, Fashion District with his friend Brad and others. We also talk about losing his Mom at 19 years old and what that meant for him. We learn about key people and moments in his life and we also get to hear what his definition of success looks like. Allante is living a purpose-driven lifestyle and this episode is perfect for anyone who has ever had to face a difficult situation and wasn't sure what way to turn. I believe in the power of shared perspective and Allante's view on life is one I recommend experiencing. Thanks for listening. Addition links: Connect with Allante on social Instagram Soundcloud For adults 21+ Visit Nice Guys Delivery To connect with Dan: Website Instagram Facebook Group Linkedin

Radiokeys members Stewart and Allante sit down on a quiet Concord morning to talk about all things Allante! They dive into his musical upbringing, his many other interests, how he was introduced into the band, and his unique insight into drumming. They also open up the mailbag to ask Allante some pointed questions from the listeners! If you like the podcast, please lend us a 5 Star Review on iTunes or the Apple Podcast App (the algorithms seem to like that), tell a friend, and please subscribe, it'd mean the world to us!  Radiokeys' Information: RadiokeysMusic.com Instagram: @RadiokeysMusic Twitter: @Radiokeys Facebook: Facebook.com/radiokeysmusic FIND OUR DEBUT RECORD ON STREAMING SERVICES EVERYWHERE!

This weeks episode of the Will Of Art podcast I talk about gratitude and getting off you butt and finally following you dreams.. This is the first episode with just me and it's the first episode with camera footage.. I know it isn't the best quality but, like what you need to do, I got off my lazy, procrastinating butt, and got started on my grind.. The quality of the podcast will continue to get better so please be patient.. I hope this motivates you and I hope that you enjoy this week's episode and actually take some of the advice I give.. If you did enjoy please leave a thumbs up (or rate of streaming on another app) and share it.. Thanks for everything.!!Allante's Merch: http://allantesworld.weebly.com/shinobi-merch.htmlAllante's Instagram: @official_llanteDonn Sirrah Instagram: @lightskinlovinPodcast Instagram: @willofart

Listen to Allante, Dan, B.C, and Colleen have a fun roundtable conversation after seshing together with a Puff Co. dab rig and a Nice Guys Delivery Hybrid 1.2g Pre-roll. Big thanks to Antidote Extracts and Guild Extracts for providing the high, we combined Antidote's Oil Spill sauce with Guild Extracts THCa Powder for a flavorful dab.

BONUS EPISODE!!!In this very special episode Autumn chats with Allante, Ravynn, and Joy, some of the dopest Black women grad student influencers, about community, scholarship, and all things grad school.

Learning to trust, rely, care for and count on yourself will define your outcomes whether the experiences are positive or negative. “That win didn’t even feel like a win because the person I celebrate those wins with wasn’t here.” There are ups and there are downs in this thing called life. Join Allante this week as she talks through switching between intellectual energy and emotional energy, and recentering herself to push through to the end of the school year. Taking the time to go inward and slowing down to be gentle with herself Allante rediscovered her purpose and found a renewed sense of needing to persist. “I did it. It was really hard but I just knew I needed to continue to persist.  That was the only option I’ve had. That is my Plan A.”   You may want to grab your tissues because this is gonna get you in the feels.  CLASS IS IN SESSION! Sign up for the Grad School Success Summit here: gradschoolsummit.com

She may be young but she’s readddaaayy!  Join Allante this week as she goes through her 16 most important life lessons on her journey to 30. Allante takes a break from her regularly scheduled lessons and takes a page from her personal book.  The best way to learn is from experience but experience itself is only the tip of the iceberg. People will actually surprise you.  Value in people, their proximity to you and the evolution of relationships have helped Allante better articulate her feelings and also helped her give others a space to grow.  Through understanding the duality of relationships with others and herself Allante talks about how she has changed for the better even when people are caught up in the “old Allante.”  It is ok to pump the breaks and reset your boundaries: be gentle with yourself and stay consistent!   Allante fully owns that “I am responsible for my full self” attitude.  So gather ‘round, CLASS IS IN SESSION!

Get your pens and paper ready as Allante continues the conversation on organization of her time and space. “Don’t try to fight your own tendencies, rather work with them rather than against them.” Hustle don’t stop, grind don’t stop especially when it comes to your personal space.  Tackling your space continues with intentionally paying attention to investing in spaces that make you comfortable, productive and optimize your process. Allante’s key to success starts with being honest with herself and identifying her personal tools.  Compartmentalizing day to day, month to month and semester to semester of your classes and external projects immediately introduces a calming sense of order.  Find the best way for you to get your ideas and thoughts together because there is no one way. Using the resources around you (grants from your grad program, upcycled items or discounted office products) are also great ways to win. Put a pin in this one because CLASS IS IN SESSION!  

This episode features a conversation between cannabis delivery drivers Nathan and Allante. Listen to them talk about their experience working in the legal California Cannabis Industry.

]This is a marathon, not a race.  We all know what we are getting ourselves into and this is a time commitment. Each step toward your dissertation and defense is a step toward your goal.  Continue to count on yourself because you know what the outcome will be! School, social life, significant others and sanity.  Whether you want to do it all or you just want to get a better handle on your current personal load you have to start with organization.  Join us this week as Allante arrived to the need for organization, ways to implement changes and continued to success. “Figure out your style and be cool with it.  Don’t fight it.” Allante’s style and how she gets work done is dynamic.  Trying a style and failing with it doesn’t mean you stop-just means you have found a style that doesn’t exactly work for you.  Consistency is the name of the game so pick up on your patterns and elaborate on them. Rome wasn’t built in a day and neither were you.  CLASS IS IN SESSION!

Let’s talk credentials. If you’re finishing up your graduate school application, you need to take a good look at what you put together. Will the admissions council know what you’re bringing to the table? This week’s episode gives you the ingredients for creating and submitting a strong application. From having a well put together curriculum vitae to taking the admissions council on a journey through your research and experience, Allante’ lists exactly what you need to stand up and stand out amongst your competition. Take notes when listening in for this recipe of success, we all know how missing one step can completely ruin the perfect meal. Don’t have time to write it down because you’re always on the go like Allante’? Sign up for her seven-day e-mail course, “Get to Grad School" at blkingradschool.com/apply which covers credentials as well. This week’s episode title comes from a Twitter follower @emmajean_b who asked for tips on dealing with people who are, to be frank, ANNOYING AF! Allante’ prefers to use noise canceling headphones. How do you deal? Let Allante know on twitter @blkingradschool! This week’s Lesson’s from the Trap come from an oldie but goodie “Lose My Mind,” by DMX. Channel your inner gangster on your noise-canceling headphones when everyone - your teachers, peers, family members, significant other, whoever gets on your very last nerve.

Episode 40: Masters VS Ph.D. Application season is upon us. If you’re considering secondary education and don’t know if you want to pursue a Masters or Ph.D., this episode is for you. Allante’ sits down to discuss the differences, the pros and cons, and the approach to picking which degree is most beneficial for you. She touches on “The Illustrated guide to Ph.D.’s” by Dr. Matt Mike, which addresses the circle of human knowledge. When you’re considering secondary education you may ask yourself, “Do I really need a Masters in this field? What do I gain from getting a Ph.D.?” Allante’ answers those questions with more questions to help you dig deeper on your journey. “What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Do you want to be an expert on a topic, or do you want to gain knowledge on a topic and specialize and be a specialist where you know where to get answers and figure things out?” Don’t know the answer just yet? Try out Allante’s e-mail course “Get to Grad School” blkingradschool.com/apply . This week-long course will help you figure it out. Learn how to be comfortable in your winnings by listening to this week’s Lessons from the Trap. We travel to Allante’s hometown of Detroit to listen to “Lucky You” by Eminem.   CLASS IS IN SESSION!      

Hey, guys! In this episode, I am chatting with Marc Allante, a contemporary artist from Hong Kong, known for merging traditional Chinese inks with European painting techniques in a contemporary art that reflects the fusion of his Chinese-French ancestry. Subscribe to Art Side of Life Podcast to get notified when I post new episodes! https://artsideoflife.com/itunes Full Interview notes, guest contacts, key takeaways, and resources: https://artsideoflife.com/marc-allante/     Special offer for Art Side of Life listeners

Link to info about free tuition for detroiter's:  https://www.freep.com/story/news/education/2016/11/28/detroit-promise-tuition-universities/94553894/ Link to support this podcast & save $50.00 off your first order of Blue Apron, Just click Redeem offer: https://www.blueapron.com/?cvosrc=affiliate.ignite.ir_7_25&utm_campaign=ir_7_25&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=ignite&affsrc=1&cvosrc=affiliate.ignite.1270425&sharedid=&utm_campaign=Matt+kirschner&utm_content=3TbzMcS6wUtXxK%3AyyEziuxL%3AUkjSN53hQXGRSA0&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=ignite&utm_term= Allante and i talk Detroit and her journey through academia. Allante's Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/blk-in-grad-school/id1299439445?mt=2

28 Reflections as Allante gets ready for her 29th birthday!

Fibaro are one of the bigger names in smart homes with a wide range of products from simple light switches to complex controllers. Originally based around Z-wave, their accessories now work with Apple HomeKit, and integrate with other systems like Philips Hue. Allante and Rich take a quick spin through some of Fibaro’s new products. … Continue reading Fibaro Doubles Up With HomeKit at CES 2018 → The post Fibaro Doubles Up With HomeKit at CES 2018 appeared first on Geek News Central.

Geiger counters are great for detecting and measuring ionising radiation but their biggest flaw is that they can’t discriminate between the different types of radiation; alpha, beta or gamma. Icohup‘s Rium detector addresses this with a compact and stylishly wooden unit. Allante and Billy discuss the benefits of radiation detectors without mentioning a single nuclear … Continue reading Know Your Ionising Radiation with Icohup Rium at CES 2018 → The post Know Your Ionising Radiation with Icohup Rium at CES 2018 appeared first on Geek News Central.

The popularity of craft beer has ensured a steady stream of smart gadgetry that helps ferment and brew the perfect pint. Here we have the HOPii personal microbrewery which successfully crowdfunded on Kickstarter in the autumn raising US$380,000. Allante drinks it in with Jong, CEO of HOPii. The HOPii advertises itself as a one touch … Continue reading Get the Perfect Pint with HOPii Personal Brewery at CES 2018 → The post Get the Perfect Pint with HOPii Personal Brewery at CES 2018 appeared first on Geek News Central.

Often there can be no outward signs of mental health illness but some people exhibit unhealthy behaviours such as hair pulling, skin picking and nail biting. The team at HabitAware are helping address these physical symptoms of mental health issues with a wearable device that picks up on these cues. Allante tries it out with Aneela. The … Continue reading Help with Mental Health from HabitAware at CES 2018 → The post Help with Mental Health from HabitAware at CES 2018 appeared first on Geek News Central.

The cool thing about grad school, you don't have to request time off like people with real jobs...the sucky part about grad school, you don't have to request time off because it kind of doesn't exist. So this week Allante offers some strategies for keeping up with family and friends and keeping up with your work. Also, she uses the phrase "and so..." A LOT. See if you can keep count lol. If you have any topics you want to hear on the show please e-mail them to allante@strengthsnotstrikes.com

The ladies of Bar Babes are joined this week by Allante from The Happening! They talk about the start of the Happening as well as the direction its headed in. She also join the ladies for the bar talk discussion: FEMALE vs WOMAN. Catch us at a HAPPY HOUR near YOU!

Marc is an artist whose work is inspired in both form and style by western and eastern influences. He was born in Hong Kong, but has also lived in Sydney and London. He merges traditional Chinese inks with European watercolour and pen techniques in a contemporary style. He is self-taught, and utilizes many different techniques and subject matters to expand his work. Marc also runs the blog www.redinkstone.com – a website dedicated to helping aspiring artists achieve successful and sustainable careers in the art world. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/marcallante In this episode, Marc discusses: -How his art career was jump started when his friend posted one of his pieces on Reddit and the thread went viral. -How he utilized that "break" to make another post on Reddit, showcasing pieces of art he did throughout his childhood and life, and how that post went even more viral. -How he worked in financial risk at that time, and art was a hobby for him until that point. -The tough times that he was going through at the moment, with his mother being diagnosed with terminal cancer. -How he calculated whether or not he could quit his job before he jumped into being a full-time artist. -What it has been like in his first year as a full-time artist. -His advice to people with full-time jobs who want to still do their creative passion: dedicate some time every day, and you will see improvement and results. -The importance of developing a style with which you can differentiate yourself from other artists. -There are always valuable lessons to be learned in trying something new. -How art school has many things that it can teach you, but in today's world you can find out how to draw or paint in any style for free on the internet (or do anything creative, really). -About why he started redinkstone.com and how it can help expose artists to information about effectively marketing your work via social media, understanding contracts, and so much more. Marc's Final Push will inspire you to dedicate whatever free time you can find to furthering your realization of your dream. Quotes: "It does require a lot of effort and a lot of work to ensure that you properly utilize that momentum." "What am I going to regret more in life?  Am I going to regret a job that I'm kind of okay with or following through with a passion that is clearly working at this point?" "Even struggling for a few years would be a much more satisfying experience than cruising in a job that I didn't particularly enjoy." "Even if you are dedicating a half-hour or an hour every day it is going to improve that process and the skills that you are using." "The more that you practice and the more that you dedicate yourself to that subject or skill, you will see improvement and you will see results." "There's luck and there's also manufactured luck.  There's definitely ways that you can help it along." "It's good to be prepared and have the right tools in place so that if and when it does happen, you are ready for it." "Whatever time I could spare was to realize this dream." Links mentioned: "How I quit my corporate job to become a professional artist" Connect with Marc: Website / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter / Prints / Redinkstone  

Zachary, Allante, Mr. Dan, and Ms. Ayana tell a funny freestyle story about a man and his best friend, a beetle named Fat Magic. In a freestyle story, each person takes a turn making up a part.

This week, we're back to normal on the show - minus Allante and the customary teaser of the top stories for the week.

This week, Jon's in DC, Scott's in St. Augustine and Nick, Carla and Allante make 3!

This week, Bioware designs the Light Side, Apple attempts to find it, and Scott and Allante won't find it at Anime Weekend Atlanta.