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AmazonのAlexa対応スマートアラームクロック「Echo Spot」に新モデル　半円型ディスプレイ採用で1万1480円（期間限定／条件付きで5980円）。　アマゾンジャパン（Amazon）は7月9日、Alexa対応スマートアラームクロック「Echo Spot」の新モデルを発売する。Amazon.co.jpにおける通常価格は1万1480円だが、「Amazonプライム」会員は7月17日まで発売記念キャンペーンによって5980円で購入可能だ。

Amazonが2023年9月21日、Alexa対応のスマートホーム製品やスマートリモコンに接続した家電を一括で操作できるスマートホームコントロールパネル「Echo Hub」を発表しました。今回はこの新製品を紹介します。

AmazonがAlexaスキル「ドラえもん時報」とEcho Dot(第4世代、第5世代) / Echo Pop専用のドラえもんスタンドを発表しました。今日はこのニュースを紹介します。

I feel like in my upbringing, alongside having to study really hard in school, I feel like there's this sort of nurturing care put into having some sort of artistic ability. Be it painting or singing or playing an instrument. For me, it was playing the violin. I grew up playing the violin since I was five years old. My mom would play the harmonium, and I have an uncle who plays guitar. I was in orchestra my whole life and I used to play the violin doing solo repertoire stuff as well as group orchestra stuff for a really long time. But when I got into high school, I found it to be quite unsatisfying only because I was performing music that was already written hundreds of years ago, which I have great respect for. I have great respect for all the composers and classical musicians, but I wasn't feeling like I was just getting anything out of it at a certain age. It was then that I started writing music. I felt that in school, you would take English classes where you would learn how to read and write. You would read books and write about the books, such as analysis papers, etc, but with music, you only learn how to read and perform. We never learned how to write. I felt like that was an itch that needed to be scratched. It was just something that was in me that I needed to learn. Listen to the entire conversation with Jai Wolf on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Even though sex education is such an everyday aspect of our life because it can impact a person from the moment that they're born to their death bed. Because it's such an everyday part of our lives, I thought it was really integral to only have this information in Bangla, because it's meant for aunties, it's meant for uncles, it's meant for our parents. It's meant for people back home. I can't even begin to tell you the kinds of questions that I've received, and it makes me so sad because a lot of the questions that I received from people living in Bangladesh, it's questions and answers that kids ask here in the United States. One of the first emails I received, I had someone ask me, "I'm getting married this weekend. How do I make sex enjoyable for my wife?" That was really overwhelming because I didn't think I was going to get so many intimacy questions so quickly. I want to be respectful of the Bangladeshi culture. I'm mindful of the fact that it is somewhat conservative, and I respect that completely. So that's why I'm trying to come at it from a public health perspective. But I started getting all of these intimacy-related questions from men, women and people of all different genders, different backgrounds, and whom all look different. I had students reaching out to me about their boyfriends. I had niqabis reaching out to me about how to please their husbands. It was really eye-opening to me, and it also made me realize my own biases that might not be right because Bangladesh has a population of over 160 million. So that's a lot of sex. I think we shy away from this topic, but we're clearly doing it. Listen to the entire conversation with Bushra Mollick on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

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Hey hey there, Terri B Jones here of We Voice It! where I share really cool things to do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. Today I share several skills you can use in line with the upcoming Super Bowl Game to help up in the kitchen. If you have valuable content to share with the world, reach out to me for a free power half an hour strategy session at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment, until nex time, we voice it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Hello there, Terri B Jones here with another really cool episode of We Voice It! In today's episode, I share how you can take your expertise and valuable content you already share to be the "go to" person in voice technology using your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. If you are a content creator and want to know how to get your content on these devices, setup a free power half an hour strategy session at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Hey hey there, Terri B Jones here of We Voice It! where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. In this episodes I share several new features you will want to utilize with your device. If you are an entrepreneur or business owner and want your content placed on the Echo devices, reach out at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

I have basically been past five and a half, almost six years in investing in emerging markets or frontier emerging models. And a lot of that time has been spent in the south Asia region. And as part of that obviously spent time in, in Bangladesh. Now, when I spend time with Nash is primarily been with public companies, investing for one of the largest investment funds folks in the region in public companies, a fund called Kingsway where I've been for over five years now through that work, I think I obviously I've gotten to know the market pretty well. Listen to the entire conversation with Lima Ali on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

The diaspora club is more of a passion project for me. I kind of started it when I was in lockdown because I was on furlough, which meant that I wasn't working. So. I need to find something to do, and I didn't want to be doing fashion-related stuff. So I started drawing ethnically, uh, I think minorities, um, weld, cultured inspired imagery. Listen to the entire conversation with Lima Ali on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey hey there, Terri B Jones here with another episode of We Voice It! where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa Echo device. It will definitely be a time and life saver. Getting an Echo Show will be a great gift to purchase on Black Friday. Also, do you have content you want shared on the Echo devices? Reach out to me at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment to have a free thirty minute strategy session. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

"I think the story of Bangladesh is still an uprising trend. If you look at the country specifically from a startup or a technology lens, if you look at countries like Singapore and other countries surrounding Bangladesh, what you notice is all the countries are on the same trajectory because of the younger population, digitization, and constant use of the internet. All of these countries are on the same trajectory but at different points. Bangladesh is on a very nice upward trajectory that gives us hope. I think once the infrastructure is in place, and once the people are more and more connected, then I think the rest will automatically take shape on stone. The nature and the forces of the Bangladeshi people will automatically define the growth." Listen to the entire conversation with Sajid Rahman on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

I have never been in real estate. My background is in engineering, and I had managed very large multinationals industrial companies. A lot of my time was spent on building materials. However, very interestingly, through a friend, I was introduced to our founder-CEO, whose name is Aaron Levy. He lives in Austin, Texas, and he's an architect-designer. He's always had this idea of coming up with something for what's known as a middle market. It's basically people who are renting today, but not ready to buy a house. However, they want some independent living, such as a little bit of a yard and patio, and do not want to be attached to somebody else top or bottom. This is considered a middle housing concept and he's always been interested in it. I think during COVID we saw the level of depression and loneliness going up because a lot of people living in buildings had no community connections. And that's what kind of drove us. Listen to the entire conversation with Zain Mahmood on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey hey there, Terri B Jones here with another really episode of We Voice It! where I share with you really cool things to do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. It's the holiday buying season and here is where you will hear about which echo device is best to buy as a holiday gift for yourself or a loved one. Check out the various devices to see which one fits your budget here https://wevoiceit.com/shop - If you are a content creator and want your content on these Echo devices but not sure how to do it, reach out to me for a free strategy session here https://wevoiceit.com/appointment - Until next time, we voice it! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Hey hey there, welcome to Terri B Jones, We Voice It Podcast where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices and Amazon App. In this episode, I share the newly released security camera that you can utilize with your Echo Show device. If you would like your content on Alexa, reach out at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment and if you don't have an Echo Show, you can preview it at https://wevoiceit.com/shop. Until next time, we voice it! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Raad on startups, life, and philosophy. I think there's a common theme in my life where I just don't like being told what to do. And, I'm kind of a little bit of like a free thinker. Maybe that's sort of seeded the plants of like, not really ever being able to hold a steady job. I just, wasn't very good at showing up at one place at a specific time and doing the same thing over and over again. I'm just not a very big morning person. So whenever I had to sort of just forcefully wake up, that would just dampen my mood right then. I'm just like a curious person. So if I'm like told to do something and I don't really understand the why behind it, I'm just not going to be naturally into it. At Lawtrades, we hire people that really have to be sort of like self-starters and self managers, and just be generally curious. I'm good with like, sort of setting the stage and setting the vision and giving them why, letting them know why this work is important and the impact they could have, on the greater society, if we succeed. I use a simple approach found the different companies that I built. There needs to be some sort of cycle that it goes through, which one thing leads to another. for example, a platform like Uber, the more 
Uber drivers on the road equals faster transport and a more successful product. So, I think that about a lot of things in life and in business that it's helpful to just look at it as a high level framework to know that over the next 10 years, if you do this thing, there's going to be some sort of compounding effect to that. Listen to the entire conversation with Raad Ahmed, Founder of Lawtrades, on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Introducing Sisters Humayra Bobby owner of Boubí Skin, Jahura Hobby owner of JHobby Makeup Studio, Tahura Holly owner of Festive Essentials, and Shakira Khanam Humayra Bobby, Jahura Hobby, and Tahura Holly are sisters who created their own businesses: skincare, professional makeup services and jewelry to provide community-based needs. Their sister Shakira Khanam helps all the businesses. Their father Rezaul Karim is an entrepreneur who opened his own stores in the early 2000s. Humayra, Jahura, Tahura and Shakira say they were inspired by their own needs, and the chance to give back to a community they grew up in. They are metro Detroit's Bangladeshi Women Entrepreneurs. Humayra Bobby launched Boubí Skin in 2019, Jahura Hobby is the owner of JHobby Makeup Studio who started freelancing makeup services a decade ago, and Tahura Holly is the owner of Festive Essentials. Holly opened her business in 2018, handpicking jewelry from India where she lives, and selling it in Hamtramck, and other cities across the U.S. Listen to the entire conversation with Sisters Humayra Bobby, Jahura Hobby, Tahura Holly, and Shakira Khanam on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

"When I started this service, it was actually the beginning of the pandemic. By the time I actually started work on my startup was around September. That's when I officially launched the app. The reason I started this form of service is that I originally really want to deliver halal groceries to people's houses, especially in our South Asian community. This halal-based delivery was basically inspired by what I hear from a lot of Bengali moms and uncles. They're like, 'oh, I wish there was a grocery delivery service, so I could get some halal meat, some fish, like, etc.' I thought, 'wow, that's some opportunity out there. Let me try it out.' Listen to the entire conversation with Tawfique Reja on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey there, Terri B Jones of We Voice It! here to share 10 really cool things you can do with your Amazon Echo Devices during the upcoming holiday season. If you do not have an Echo Show 2, Echo Show 5 or Echo Show 8 or 10, you can preview them on my website and add them to your wish list for Christmas https://wevoiceit.com/shop --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

"It was an unexpected part of my life. At the time, I was working as a freelance journalist, and I was doing a lot of reporting for Vice. I happened to be in Bangladesh just for a couple of months, and I was living with my parents in Dhaka for Eid. Suddenly, the crisis just happened all of a sudden in August 2017. I started to see a lot of news stories about the crisis, and my dad just said, 'why don't you go down to Cox's Bazar and see what's going on? You should probably go report on it since you're right here in Bangladesh.' So that's what I did, and I had never done any conflict reporting before. I had only been reporting on refugees in the US. It's a very different context reporting on refugees, the settlements, problems that they face, and integrating into American society than refugees in Bangladesh. Nothing would have prepared me for what I saw in Cox's Bazar. Listen to the entire conversation with Shahirah Majumdar on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey hey there, Terri B Jones here of We Voice It! with another episode where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. If you have a product or service and want your content on the Amazon Echo devices, this episode with help you tap into your creativity. If you would like to have a strategy session on how to get started with your product or service, connect with me at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment until next time, we voice it! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Hey there, Terri B Jones here again with We Voice It! where I share with you really cool things to do with your Echo devices. Today's episode is going to help you switch to use a celebrity voice instead of Alexa. If you are a business owner or entrepreneur and want your content on Echo devices, reach out to me at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment so we can strategize a plan of action. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Hey there, Terri B Jones here with another great episode of We Voice It where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa App and Echo devices. In this episode, I share how those who are blind and love listening to audio books and have Echo devices can now listen to thousands of books for free. If you are interested in getting your content on Amazon Alexa Echo devices and not sure how it's done, reach out to me at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Hey there, Terri B Jones here with We Voice It! where i share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Echo devices or Amazon Alexa App. In today's session, you will learn about the new Ask Alexa Widget. If you do not have an Amazon Alexa Echo device you can preview them at https://wevoiceit.com/shop or you can download the Amazon Alexa App on your phone. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Samia Rahman co-founded the business Pantried, an online platform to shop from local businesses in metro Detroit in 2017 with a group of friends. The business features many immigrant-owned mom-and-pop shops, creating equitable access to shopping local. Samia says many local businesses cater to specific items and foods which are inaccessible, or more readily available in stores. Pantried brings those items to the customers via an online platform similar to Instacart, having groceries shopped by a personal shopper preparing for curbside pickup or delivery services. Now the rebranded company will begin with a beta launch of 5-6 stores in 2021. Samia says she hopes to give back to the community she grew up in. She is one of metro Detroit's Bangladeshi Women Entrepreneurs. Listen to the entire conversation with Samia Rahman on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

I got into barbering during the summer of 2018. I was just stressed out at work, and when I came home, I didn't want to do anything. Nothing. I didn't want to commit to anything or go out at all. So I would just be on Instagram or on YouTube often. On Instagram, I'd see these barbers doing these amazing hair cuts and it was very therapeutic for me. A barber I watched often would post on Instagram but he would also post more of his work on his YouTube page. As a result, I then went on YouTube more often and started watching barbering tutorials. After watching all these tutorials, eventually, I thought to myself, "I think I can do this." That's how it all started. Listen to the entire conversation with Rashel Ali on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

So back in 2014, when we wanted to start the brand, it started as a poster company. So me and my friend Rafeh, started a poster company where we sold posters online, and we wanted to have a unique name. We were trying to figure something out and then Rafeh suggested "Gorur Ghash", which was his Instagram handle at the time. It doesn't make any sense and he just came up with it. So Ali Sakhi, Fahim Islam and I figured might as well name our company "Gorur Ghash". The main reason behind keeping that name is it intrigues people all the time. It makes people ask questions and they continue to remember the name. People just never seemed to forget the name "Gorur Ghash" as a brand since then. Listen to the entire conversation with Nahiyan Naser on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey there, Terri B Jones here of We Voice It! On today's episode I will share with you several ways you can take advantage of having several Amazon Speakers in your home. If you do not have any Echo devices, you can preview them at https://wevoiceit.com/shop or if you are an entrepreneur or business owner looking to get your content on these Echo devices, setup a free strategy session here https://wevoiceit.com/appointment. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

We need more people from Baruch, from NYU, from CUNY, from every level and depth of universities, backgrounds, and experiences to join government. Whether you are South Asian or first-generation, whatever your experiences may be, they are so important and hold great value. Now on the internet, anybody can search out to get a small glimpse and taste of what a job in a field such as policymaking, government, or foreign policy may look like. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Tania Begum was inspired to become a pharmacist, following in her father's footsteps to serve the community in healthcare. In 2013 she and co-owner Mahbubur Motlib opened Community Rx Pharmacy in Warren, Michigan, to serve the growing Bangladeshi community and other diverse communities. "We don't have a Bengali-speaking pharmacy in this location… we want to be with the people and be their support center, a resource center for them,” she says. Tania says being a pharmacist is more than filling medicine bottles, rather it's an opportunity to educate people about their health and guide them through their healthcare needs. “I found that passion where I want to be with people and the newcomers who don't understand the medication... who feel like they're lost... in the healthcare system,” she says. Her father was a pharmacist in Bangladesh prior to moving to the United States. Tania is one of metro Detroit's Bangladeshi Women Entrepreneurs. Listen to the entire conversation with Tania Begum on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hello there, Terri B Jones here with another episode of We Voice It where I share really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. If you do not have a device, download the Amazon Alexa App to experience all of the Alexa Skills available. If you are interested in having your content on the Echo devices, reach out to me at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment. Take a look at the various Echo devices available at https://wevoiceit.com/shop. Enjoy this upcoming holiday! Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

I work in the aerospace industry and have a background in mechanical engineering. I believe that no one should be intimidated by engineering; from my experience, it is not as scary as others make it out to be. I have jobs where my manager did not even go to college, and they were doing just fine. I'm not saying one should pursue that route over going to college; all I am saying is that if you have the desire to study a subject, such as engineering, do not be intimidated by it. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey there, Terri B Jones here with We Voice It! where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. In this episode I share with you how you can get started using Alexa to pay for gas. If you are an entrepreneur and would like your content on the Echo devices, reach out at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment to setup a strategy session. Also if you do not own an Echo device, you can preview them at https://wevoiceit.com/shop to see which one works for you and fits your budget. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Introducing Mafruza Begum, owner of Mersiha Homecare Services LLC Mafruza Begum is the owner of Mersiha Homecare Services LLC in Hamtramck, Michigan. She opened the business in 2014. She was inspired to open a homecare service after her father suffered from a stroke and was unable to find culturally sensitive and Bangla language homecare services for her father. She is one of metro Detroit's Bangladeshi Women Entrepreneurs. Listen to the entire conversation with Mafruza Begum on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Tamanna Choudhury is the business owner of Bengali Nastha Michigan. Tamanna creates homemade treats such as frozen samosas, rolls, kabobs, to order chicken roast, and specializes in making wedding taals. Tamanna says she wanted to generate income at home while she cared for her young children. Although she began making snacks for several years, she launched her Facebook page in 2015. She says making her own income brings her joy and allows her to help others. Tamanna is a Bangladeshi Women Entrepreneur. “Whoever is able to accomplish something, keep doing it. Whether you are able to accomplish that at home or outside of the home... there isn't only one type of business. Do what you're comfortable with. It feels peaceful (satisfying) being able to do something for yourself," she says. Listen to the entire conversation with Begum Rafique on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey there, Terri B Jones here of We Voice It where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. New devices will be arriving just in time for Amazon Prime Day. On this podcast I share all the really cool things about the new devices and how those new additions will be available on existing Echo Show devices. If you don't have a device, you can preview various ones available here https://wevoiceit.com/shop. If you would like your content on the Echo Show, let's chit chat by setting up an appointment here https://wevoiceit.com/appointment Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

So we know that it is not possible to reach 100% of the students and provide 100. So, therefore, we are essentially trying to reach out to as many students as possible. From the very recent data extracted last week, I know that 3,200 students among 4,000 are within our reach. So what we are doing is taking the software email in their mobile app and installing it into their mobile app in the slum area. Our model is also to expand the opportunity of education. It is a considerable concern for us, not only to give them lessons but also to keep them in the schools because there has been a significant migration. Right now, most of the people from the talent area who have income, they've been moving towards the village. Listen to the entire conversation with Ijaz Mahmud on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

With Gareth Myles and Ted SalmonJoin us on Mewe RSS Link: https://techaddicts.libsyn.com/rss iTunes | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Tunein | Spotify  Amazon | Pocket Casts | Castbox |  PodHubUK Feedback: Ian Barton on What it was like to use public telephones in 1940s/1950s Britain You Youngsters Don't Know What Telephones Were Like When I Were a LAD. I remember phone boxes having Buttons A and B. You had to insert your coins into the slot and press button A if someone answered that call. If nobody answered you pressed button B and got your money back. We used to visit local phone boxes and if you pressed button B you would sometimes get money back when people had forgotten to press it if their call wasn't connected. Before the arrival of STD codes you would often have to ask the operator to connect to you a number outside your local area. Jeremy Harpham on The 15 greatest video games of the 80s! How many have you played? There's even one in here that Ted will recognise. Maniac Mansion (1987, Lucasfilm Games) Jet Set Willy (1984, Software Projects) Track & Field (1983, Konami) Impossible Mission (1984, Epyx) Kung-Fu Master (1984, Irem) Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar (1985, Origin Systems) OutRun (1986, Sega) SimCity (1989, Electronic Arts) Robotron 2084 (1982, Williams Electronics) Gauntlet (1985, Atari) Gradius (1985, Konami) Elite (1984, Acornsoft/Firebird) Super Mario Bros 3 (1988, Nintendo) Pac-Man (1980, Namco) Tetris (1984, various) Hardline on the hardware: More Google Pixel 6 and 5a rumors surface - performance, pricing, colors Further Pixel 6 details - Whitechapel matches SD870, 120Hz display, 5,000mAh battery Samsung unveils two new cheaper tablets: the Galaxy Tab S7 FE and Tab A7 Lite Epson's £600 Augmented Reality Smart Glasses Are A Glimpse Into The Future Are We Ever Going to Run Out of Digital Storage Space?Seagate Exos 2X14 Mach.2 500MBps Hard Drive Launched There might finally be a reason to buy a Surface Duo — if you're big into Xbox cloud gamingMicrosoft has turned the Surface Duo into a handheld Xbox Lenovo Pad Pro unveiled with 11.5" 90Hz OLED screen, Plus and vanilla models follow Anker Nano II - More US only ASUS set to launch the world's first 17.3″ Chromebook Oppo Enco Air earbuds: the new AirPods rival that costs just £69 Tech Addicts Google's Project Starline aims to bring the future of video calls to the present Upcoming USB-C Standard to Increase Charging Power from 100W to 240W Valve is reportedly making a Nintendo Switch-like portable gaming PC   Flap your trap about an App: Google Docs is getting the hottest new feature of Word 97   Sony Is Planning to Bring More of its ‘Iconic IP' to Mobile - Run Sackboy Run   Huntdown, the Cult Hit Bounty-Hunting Comedy Shooter, Is Out Now on Android   Hark Back:    Gareth   Joysticks (careful now!) I have one of these for my Amstrad CPC 464 and it was crap, but that didn't stop me I had one of these for my A1200 Atari CX40 joystick     Bargain Basement: Best UK deals and tech on sale we have spotted   OnePlus + Stadia   Seagate Desktop, 8 TB, External Hard Drive HDD - Was: £122.59 Now: £117.37   Elgato Stream Deck - Live Content Creation Controller with 15 Customizable LCD Keys, Adjustable Stand for Windows 10 and MacOS 10.13 or Later £10 off, now £129 with 5x   Amazfit GTS 2 Mini Smart Watch - Midnight Black Was: £79.00 Now: £59.00   Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 £559.01 off!   TP-Link Tapo Smart Plug Wi-Fi Outlet, Works with Amazon Alexa (Echo and Echo Dot), Google Home, Wireless Smart Socket, Remote Control Timer Switch, Device Sharing, No Hub Required - Tapo P100 (4-Pack) - Was: £49.99 Now: £28.67   Sennheiser HD 400S - Was: £59.99 Now: £42.73   Logitech G203 LIGHTSYNC Gaming Mouse Was: £34.99 Now: £19.64      Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk | PodHubUK Contact:: gareth@techaddicts.uk | @techaddictsuk Gareth - @garethmyles | garethmyles.com Ted - tedsalmon.com | Ted's PayPal | Ted's Amazon | tedsalmon@post.com YouTube: Tech Addicts The PodHubUK PodcastsPodHubUK - Twitter - MeWe PSC Group - PSC Photos - PSC Classifieds - WhateverWorks - Camera Creations - TechAddictsUK - The TechBox - AAM - AAWP - Chewing Gum for the Ears - Projector Room - Gavin's Gadgets - Ted's Salmagundi - Steve's Rants'n'Raves - Ted's Amazon - Steve's Amazon - Buy Ted a Coffee          

Begum Rafique is an owner of Ummah Fashion and Ummah Outfitter, family-owned businesses. She was selling Bangladeshi and Islamic clothing for 17 years out of her home before opening her storefront. Begum opened Ummah Fashion in 2018 in Hamtramck, Michigan. Begum says she is honored to serve unique designs to her community, many of which are custom-designed by her, and shipped from Bangladesh, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. Here she is pictured organizing hijabs in the store during Ramadan in 2019. Begum is one of metro Detroit’s Bangladeshi Women Entrepreneurs. “All of us need to work. No work should be undermined. If you stick with something honestly and you give dignity and hard work, then InshaAllah... you can do many things if you are serious, if you have a commitment... InshaAllah day by day you will be successful,” she says. Listen to the entire conversation with Begum Rafique on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Introducing Fariha Ahmed, owner of Farihennart Fariha Ahmed began experimenting with henna since middle school. Over the years she felt drawn to creating. During high school she began pursuing her hobby as a professional henna service. She launched her business Farihennart in 2016 via Instagram. Fariha is one of metro Detroit’s Bangladeshi Women Entrepreneurs. Listen to the entire conversation with Fariha Ahmed on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Before the war on terror, America used to support the radicalization of Islam because it used to be seen as "communism taking away your religion." America supported these madrassas, and the Mujahideen because they were seen as anti-communist. Same as what they did in Afghanistan. So for a long time, that was the alignment between the US and Pakistan. So they were friends, naturally. When it came to 1971, and the elections happened, Pakistan rejected it and the genocide broke out. During this time, America had a partnership with Pakistan and the real reason was that at that time, Nixon and Henry Kissinger (who won the Nobel Peace Prize) were trying to create this very famous opening into China. There's a famous photograph of Nixon and Mao, and it was this that won them their legacy, and their Nobel prize. How did one of the greatest achievements in American foreign policy's history happen? It was Pakistan that brokered the backchannel between Kissinger and China. Both Nixon and Kissinger were so desperate to make this happen, and the economic benefits of this happening were huge for Kissinger and Nixon. They wanted this so badly and Pakistan agreed to help the US out. "Yeah, we'll help you out, but we have this insurgency. We have these people in East Pakistan that are winning these elections and, they're taking away our power. We don't want to deal with them, keep giving us money and weapons that you've been continuing to give us. In return, we'll give you your China back-channel" And that's the essential distort. They want their Nobel peace prize, and a bunch of Bangladeshis had to die in order for that to go on and go through. Listen to the entire conversation with Fahim Hamid on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

With Gareth Myles and Ted SalmonJoin us on Mewe RSS Link: https://techaddicts.libsyn.com/rss iTunes | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Tunein | Spotify  Amazon | Pocket Casts | Castbox |  PodHubUK Flap your trap about an App: Parallels Brings Windows To Amd-powered Chromebook And More Intel Devices Stadia gets a search button! Microsoft Edge's newest feature gives Android users a reason to get the app Spotify Announces Podcasts Subscription Service to Rival Apple Podcasts Unit 404 - Android Game Hark Back:  Boxes From phones to VHS to games. What did you have you miss or may have held onto? The Best Limited Edition Game Packages Bargain Basement: Toshiba HDTB440EK3CA Canvio Basics 4TB Portable External Hard Drive USB 3.0 - Was: £82.99 Now: £79.98 Crucial BX500 240gb SSD Storage Was £35.99 Now £25.99 28% off Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G Mobile Phone - still kicking about now reduced further £699 eufy Security, Wireless Video Doorbell (Battery-Powered) with 2K HD, Doorbell Camera, No Monthly Fee, On-Device AI for Human Detection, 2-Way Audio, Simple Self-Installation - Was: £144.00 Now:£134.99  Google Pixel 4a back to £299 and Google Pixel 4a 5G back to £399 (up and down like the Assyrian empire!) OPPO Band (1.1 inch AMOLED Screen, SpO2 Monitoring, Heart Rate Monitoring, 50m Water Resistance, 12 Workout Modes) RRP: £39.99 Price: £34.99 Marshall Major III Foldable Bluetooth Headphones £55 off - wired/BT £73 OPPO 65W Supervooc Adapter White - £27.43 Motorola Edge+ £599 again TP-LINK Kasa Mini Smart Plug, WiFi Outlet, Works with Amazon Alexa(Echo and Echo Dot), Google Home and Samsung SmartThings, Wireless Smart Socket (KP105P3) - Was: £49.99 Nowl: £25.49 Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk | PodHubUK Contact:: gareth@techaddicts.uk | @techaddictsuk Gareth - @garethmyles | garethmyles.com Ted - tedsalmon.com | Ted's PayPal | Ted's Amazon | tedsalmon@post.com YouTube: Tech Addicts   The PodHubUK PodcastsPodHubUK - Twitter - MeWe PSC Group - PSC Photos - PSC Classifieds - WhateverWorks - Camera Creations - TechAddictsUK - The TechBox - Chewing Gum for the Ears - Projector Room - Gavin's Gadgets - Ted's Salmagundi - Steve's Rants'n'Raves - Ted's Amazon - Steve's Amazon - Buy Ted a Coffee          

https://wevoiceit.com Hello there, Terri B Jones here again with another episode of We Voice It where I share really cool things to do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. Mother's Day is coming up so listen to this episode to find out the really cool things that can be done. If you don't own an Echo device, preview them on https://wevoiceit.com/shop to determine which one meets your need and your budget. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Hey there, Terri B Jones here with We Voice It! where I share with you really cool things to do with your Amazon Alexa Echo device. In this episode you will discover how to find where you and your loved ones can get the COVID vaccine. If you don't have an Echo device, you can preview the various devices that will fit your budget and meet your needs. Also you can preview my YouTube channel to see preview and review videos of Alexa Skills. If you want an Alexa Flash Briefing, you can set up an appointment at https://wevoiceit.com/appointment until next time we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

A lot of us, when we were kids didn't struggle the same way. But a lot of us have dealt with isolation one way or the other. At one point in our life, we've all dealt with that isolation. I think this film is a homage to that isolation. I made sure that the characters in the film really felt authentic. I made sure it was really the heart of the movie. I love this action stuff, and chase sequences, but I really wanted the characters to be the vital essence of the film. Listen to the entire conversation with Sayef Zaman on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

"It was unfortunately after George Floyd's brutal murder in June of 2020, me and three of my friends who were all part of the South Asian organization, based in the US, got together and realized that our community was completely quiet to all of the racial injustices that were going on in US. We wanted to make sure that we were part of an active and ongoing discussion that can drive positive change. When we brought this topic to our community, they brushed it off as a political issue, and they didn't want to get involved in it. Because of that, we were not only upset, but we realized that many other South Asian organizations might be going through the same thing. So within 48 hours, we had launched ASANA Voices. The Alliance of South Asians in North America as a platform to educate and engage South Asians in North America on critical issues." Listen to the entire conversation with Prince Bhojwani, CEO of ASANA Voices on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey there, Terri B Jones here with another episode of We Voice It, where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Echo devices. Love podcasts? Love TedTalks? Well, tune in to this episode to find out how to listen on your Echo device. Don't own an Echo device? You can preview the various devices here at https://wevoiceit.com/shop. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

I sincerely believe that we need far more South Asian representation across the world in each arena of media, whether it be journalism or news production. In particular, I feel that representation needs to be significantly increased in the United States. I think, sometimes, too many of our news organizations feel as though they have one or two individuals that look like, and they assume they have hit a checkmark. However, it is certainly not enough to just have one or two South Asian anchors or TV personalities. We need to represent what our country looks like and what the issues that face Americans look like today from the voices of more South Asians. - @narmeennews Listen to the entire conversation with Narmeen Choudhury on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

"I think this is the year where people are going to have to lean into activities that they do on their own, which can still bring them some level of fulfillment. Or if you're sort of building skill and just trying to really hone in on it and get better at it, this is the year to do that. I think you can absolutely talk about that. It doesn't have to just only be sports teams or only clubs. Co-curricular activities can go well beyond that, even if you hold a job or something. I know people who do virtual tutoring and similar things for money. That's still a valuable experience and something like that counts as a co-curricular. Listen to the entire conversation with Sofia Charania on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey there, Terri B. Jones here with another episode of We Voice It where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa Echo Device. If you don't own a device you can preview various ones at https://wevoiceit.com/shop. Until next time, we voice it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

"While working on the startup, this is where I started with the finance. Basically I started learning about other startups because you're within the founder community, and that's what I learned about Wealthfront, which is a robo-advisor that does investing for you. So I was really intrigued and I started learning about it. No one really taught me anything about compound interest or index funds before this. My thought was that investing is risky. Don't do it. Just save your money, and call it a day. That's what our parents also taught us. But in the process, I discovered this entire world of index fund, low cost, broad based funds. Of course, there are also Muslim platforms as well, like Wahid and stuff like that, in addition to wealth front. That's when I realized you can actually grow your wealth exponentially. Listen to the entire conversation with Dr. Dewan Farhana, DO on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

With Gareth Myles and Ted SalmonJoin us on Mewe RSS Link: https://techaddicts.libsyn.com/rss iTunes | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Tunein | Spotify  Amazon | Pocket Casts | Castbox |  PodHubUK   Show Notes: Feedback Steve Litchfield told me this week that he really enjoys Tech Addicts for what it is - listening in on two blokes natter about whatever tech stuff they find as they surf around the internet! Praise indeed.   Hardline on the hardware: Apple Expected to Release 2021 iMac in Colours Seven-Screen Aurora A7 “Battlestation” Laptop Costs Up to $20,000 Kuube Solar-Powered Smart Benches New Wearable Device Turns Your Body Into a Biological Battery Further Huawei P50 camera details leaked as 1-inch Sony IMX800 sensor is teased 29million people who bought a phone since 2015 could be due a refund  Twitter announces paid Super Follows to let you charge for tweets Customizable Framework Laptop Lets You Pick Ports, Reduces E-Waste Canon's cute new camera is like a Pixar character – and it dances on your desk! Huawei Electric cars  Ted's Feedback on Roku Streambar -   Flap your trap about an App: Chrome may be getting a Google Reader-like feature  Google Recorder now has a companion web app for storage and sharing  LastPass analytics code raises questions about potential security issues Google Chat Replacing Hangouts  Hark Back: 12” Bedroom Portable TV - and in particular Space Helmet Design! Philette Bargain Basement: Anker Soundcore Motion Boom Outdoor Speaker with Titanium Drivers, BassUp Technology, IPX7 Waterproof, 24H Playtime, Soundcore App, Built-In Handle, Portable Bluetooth Speaker for Outdoors, Camping £69 save £20.  Nokia Bundles Clearance - top is 8.3 5G from £499 to £299 Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ Wi-Fi Android Tablet Mystic - Black (UK Version) + Free AKG Y500 Headphones - £655 on Amazon - Claim a free pair of AKG Y500 Headphones Xiaomi Mi Smart Scale 2, Person Weighing Scale, White - £16.55 (+£4.49 non-prime / UK Mainland) Dispatched & Sold By Amazon EU HUAWEI WATCH GT 2 Pro £199.99 (2 colours) / Poss £189.99 with unique code @ Huawei £199.99 down from £299.99  TP-Link Tapo Smart Plug Wi-Fi Outlet, Works with Amazon Alexa (Echo and Echo Dot), Google Home, Wireless Smart Socket, Remote Control Timer Switch, Device Sharing, No Hub Required (Tapo P100) - RRP: £12.99 Price: £8.99  Saving: £4.00 Moto Madness Deals - Motorola Edge now £349 £200 off - Wow!    Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk | PodHubUK Contact:: contact@techaddicts.uk | @techaddictsuk Gareth - @garethmyles | garethmyles.com Ted - tedsalmon.com | Ted's PayPal | Ted's Amazon | tedsalmon@post.com YouTube: Tech Addicts   The PodHubUK PodcastsPodHubUK - Twitter - MeWe PSC Group - PSC Photos - PSC Classifieds - WhateverWorks - Camera Creations - TechAddictsUK - The TechBox - Chewing Gum for the Ears - Projector Room - PixelSwim - Gavin's Gadgets - Ted's Salmagundi - Steve's Rants'n'Raves - Ted's Amazon - Steve's Amazon - Buy Ted a Coffee    

I started learning piano when I was 4 years old. I then I went through different instruments. Some of them were self-taught, some of them I went and learned from other people. Ultimately, it all culminated when I was in college. I was a part of a competitive dance team and acapella team (both of which were South Asian fusion). This really allowed me to see what creating music was about, the type of genres various music entails, and the ability to create music for people who represent a multitude of identities, not just one identity. I think I am at my best when there's many things happening in my life. So it made sense for me to try and do both music and medical school, but for as long as I can. I'm just really blessed to be able to do it right now while I'm in medical school, and I can continue creating and continue to see how I can make an impact. Listen to the entire conversation with Shaunak Roy on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Dr. Shawn Van de Vyver joins Alan again to talk about all things digital! How does a software upgrade make a camera better? What's the best way to get into digital workflow? Chairside "same day" crows are still owned by CEREC, but if you aren't milling, Shawn thinks the Medit makes a ton of sense! How is Shawn using his Amazon Alexa (Echo) to make his office work better? Shawn's single unit zirconia is $7! Who should be milling? Who shouldn't be? Some links from the show: Join the Medit i500 buyers deal! Email us at info@dentalhacks.com and put "Medit" in the subject line or private message Jason on Facebook! Flik button IFTT Echo Dot XOcademy.com Shawn's Dental Hacks Nation banners:   So what’s the solution for simple, consistent zirconia polishing in the mouth? Our friends at Microcopy Dental get it. They’ve created a line of intra oral, single patient use zirconia polishers that are just right. Their simple two-step zirconia polishing system comes in cups or points. It’s easy to use and fits into any workflow. Single patient use means you’ve always got a fresh polisher and there’s no risk of cross contamination. If you want to up your zirconia polishing game you need to check them out at dentalhacks.com/zpolishers!    

I found I work with a very specific type of health insurance policy, which is a medically underwritten policy, which is typically not what's offered to you guys through employers or on the marketplace. So it is harder to get access to. So I work with a very limited population. But I've learned to marry my clinical background to this type of a plan, and because being a medical doctor, I can offer very quick health evaluations and eligibility for these types of plans for my clients. Listen to the entire conversation with Dr. Noor, Health Advisor on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

"I've been back in Bangladesh full-time since 2014 I've worked in different elements. I worked in social entrepreneurship. I worked in running an accelerator for social entrepreneurs, grassroots entrepreneurs around the country. I think one of the realizations I had is that there's a significant talent in the country. And if we're going to change the economy we have to accelerate the transformation towards being an industrialized, very traditional economy towards a digital one. Then we have to find the entrepreneurs who are doing it. We have to find the ones that are capable of scaling their ideas. And then we have to pair them up with angel investors who can actually give them the skills, the perspectives, and obviously the capital to be able to realize it. Listen to the entire conversation with Nirjhor Rahman, CEO at Bangladesh Angels, on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hello there, Terri B Jones here again with another episode of We Voice It where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa Echo device. Have you ever thought about deleting your content on your Echo device? Well you can find out how to do this in today's episode. If you do not have a device you can preview them at https://wevoiceit.com/shop until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

I always make the point that local politics matters even more because the number one thing that city council people do is manage a budget. We’ve forgotten to reinvest in community centers, education or transportation. Transportation is not accessible. Housing is expensive and unaffordable, and affordable housing basically doesn't exist. Education is a huge problem, right? I used to spend two hours traveling from this district to Brooklyn Tech, in Brooklyn, just to get to a good school. Think about that. The fact that I live in a city where schools are near me, but I had to travel two hours just to get to a school that my parents and family felt was good enough. I think that that's crazy; the fact that in these last, 20 years since I've graduated and we don't have schools that are good enough for kids to actually go to, maybe we have one. BoNY is not a political organization and does not endorse this candidate for office. To find a list of all candidates running for City Council in District 24, please click below: https://www.nyccfb.info/VSApps/WebForm_Finance_Summary.aspx?as_election_cycle=2020C&utm_source=NYC+Campaign+Finance+Board+List&utm_campaign=521f538cb3-Post_Bd_Meeting_PR_2017_1013_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_35d7325629-521f538cb3-290643053 Listen to the entire conversation with Deepti Sharma, Candidate for City Council, District 24, on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast.” #podcast #citycouncil #localpolitics #inspiration #alexa #podcastersofinstagram #podcastlife #politics --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey there, Terri B Jones here with another episode of We Voice It where I share with you really cool things you can do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. On today's episode I share how and why you may want to active the Amazon Alexa App Follow Up Mode. I am open to suggestions as well for topics you would like to hear more about with your device. Don't have an Echo Show yet, visit https://wevoiceit.com/shop to take a look at the various devices available. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

The name of our app is Shuni Bangla, your book library. So when we started it, the focus was (and still is the main focus), is that we want to build a digital library. It just started because couple of years ago I got injured in a car accident and I got disabled and one of the disabilities is that I cannot read very well. So, I used to read a lot of books. I like books and especially when I was sick and I was home for such a long time, and I could not read it was kind of making me crazy. And then I found out that through our local libraries, American libraries, I can listen to audio books and they were kind of a lifesaver. So I can say that many of our ideas, our passion, our love for Bangladesh. All of those are kind of bound together in this audio book, library, app idea. Listen to the entire conversation with Fahmida Ferdousi on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

I remember one of the very first books that my mother bought me. It was a Bengali kid's book written in a diary entry format from the perspective of an incredibly curious six-year-old kid. The little boy would ask his mom and dad a number of questions, and one that stood out to me the most was, “What are planets?” My five-year-old self read this for the first time and became intrigued by simply learning that there are so many different planets and that there was even the possibility of finding little green men on the planet I learned as being Mars. I can recall just how mind-blown I was, and that initial exposure to the fact that there are so many different planets pushed me to want to discover more about this endless, foreign territory we call space. Listen to the entire conversation with Tanveer Karim on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Bangladesh is a growing country and we're going towards a trillion dollar economy. We're a vibrant economy. We're an entrepreneurial society. We need the brains to come back. This is the time if we're going to build for the next 10 years. This is the time if you look at India, and how the NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) went back that made significant impact. Now, they had an advantage that there was outsourcing companies that were already there so they got an advantage in the workforce; we didn't get that. But we now have a chance where a lot of the successful Bangladeshis abroad can come back and work in similar tech companies. Bongo is a great example. It's one of my first portfolio companies that we invested in. I actually came back to join as the chief operating officer. Over the last few years, our growth has been shining, and we've been raising capital abroad. We've started to attract Bangladeshis aboard who are working in our company. Our CFO was living in the UK and he took the leap of faith and he said, you know what I'm coming home. Then our CTO who's joining us works in Canada. Our VP of engineering works out of DC. We have a director of technology works in Silicon Valley. We have advisors in from the valley who are Bangladeshi, who are working with us. So I'm very proud that we're able to bring in experts that can really help elevate the knowledge, the skills, the workforce, and the professionalism to take us to the next level. We want to go to the next level, and Bangladesh has the potential. It is now, if you're a talent, you're working abroad, and you're listening to this podcast. Now, the money's here, the startups are here. Listen to the entire conversation with COO of BONGOBD, Fayaz Taher, the largest Video platform and Multichannel network in Bangladesh, on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Please subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast” #Bengali #Bangladesh #Bengalisofnewyork #Bony #Bonypodcast #Anchorpodcasts #Humansofnewyork #BangladeshStartup #VentureCapital #BongoBD #MagnitoDigital --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

From my own experiences, when I've had grief moments, the Bangladeshi perspective is “oh, be strong, and just pray” but we don't really talk about our emotions or feelings. That's something that I really struggle with because, yeah, I can go and pray, but I need to have an open conversation about what's happening. I worked in the corporate world for like over a decade. Then things changed. I started training in the therapy field, and I started doing bereavement training. I essentially changed my career, and I now work in bereavement in my daytime job for a charity and I run the podcast on the side in my spare time or my days off. It's great that you see a lot of desi kids that pursue their passion. Their parents are hesitant initially, but then once they start doing well, because you know, people always say that if you follow your passions, you end up being successful. A lot of people just follow them. So after a while you end up doing well and making money, then your parents just come around. Listen to the entire conversation with Host of The Bereavement Room Podcast, Callsuma Ali, on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Please subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast” #bengali #bangladesh #bengalisofnewyork #bony #bonypodcast #anchorpodcasts #humansofnewyork #Bereavement #PodcastHosts #BengalisofUK --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

I wanted to look stronger, feel stronger. I wanted to feel more confident. I wanted to feel like I could do what guys can do because I've been told as a kid; “no, you can't do this because you're not a guy” in both American society and Bangladeshi society. “Women are fragile. Women are supposed to need men.” So then when I got into weightlifting, I started feeling like there's nothing really that I can't do just because I'm a female. So I told myself that I could build a character, if I just put myself out there and took responsibilities, and not rely on my parents and not overwork my parents, even more than what they have been doing their whole life, you know, they came all the way from the village with no electricity to here. And they've had to work a lot, 60 70 hours a week. So I decided that I'm going to learn how to manage my time to be good at my academics. So since high school, I took responsibility to say I'm going to get straight A's, I'm going into a really good college, I'm going to handle my own bills, I started working really young, so that time management came from experience because I put myself out there, I said I'm not gonna learn unless I do it. I just want to continue to help my clients and even maybe expand my horizon with the type of clients that I have. So I want to get some people into the competitive air every now like I'm trying to see if I could get another Bangladeshi in bodybuilding. Listen to the entire conversation with Body Builder, Fahmida Sheuly, on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Please subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast” #bengali #bangladesh #bengalisofnewyork #bony #fitness #gym #bonypodcast #anchorpodcasts #bangladesh #podcast #humansofnewyork #BodyBuilding --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

I grew up in Bangladesh and moved to Perth, Australia in my late teens. When I moved to Australia, I was sure that Bangladesh was my home. My friends, my family - everything's there. But somewhere over the last 10 years I have slowly felt like I don't know where home is anymore. I believe a lot of people in the whole diaspora struggle with this question of identity. Moving away from Dhaka to a different country has really raised a lot of questions about my existence, from a cultural level. I think about it often, I still don't know the answer. If someone were to ask me, “Where is home?” I'll probably say it's in Australia, but a part of me is conflicted. The people, the culture, and the voices all play a role as to what you call home. A lot of my friends in Dhaka have moved away as well. Those earlier memories and attachments - whether it’s the tree in the front yard or the ice cream cellar, when those things start fading away, your concept of home also fades away with it. I’m at the part of my career where I'm learning to say no, I've got shiny ball syndrome. Anything creatively exciting that comes my way I start to lose focus, and that's really bad for your long term vision. If I do see a shiny ball, I'd be tempted to play with it, but I'll ask myself - does it align with my goals for this year? Does it align with my financial goals? My career goals? My creative goals? Listen to the entire conversation with documentary filmmaker, Tawsif Akkas, on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Please subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey there, Terri Jones here with another episode of we voice it! On today's episode I share with you six ways to access your Amazon Alexa Echo device while you are on the go. Do you know how to use your echo dot while in your car? Listen to episode and find out how easy it is to do. If you do not own an Echo Dot, you can visit wevoiceit.com to see the various devices available and which one fits into your budget. Until next time, we voice it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

When I finished college in chemical engineering, I had too much free time. And I was like, that's not good because free time is a space for negative things to seep in. I always enjoyed comedy, it was something that I always found to be humbling but also talking to power, and just looking at the absurdity of life. Through comedy, I've met the most diverse group of people. It could be a sex worker who turned into a comedian, or it could be a CEO who quit his job to be a comedian. You meet all sorts of people and that's kind of what makes it so beautiful in the sense that everyone is equal. Anyone can get started, but over time you put in the work and you obviously differentiate yourself from other people. There are people who obviously care about their career a lot and are always going to be serious, but there needs to be some kind of balancing out where you can also see the reality of things and just enjoy the course because just the idea of being on stage and getting someone's attention for however long, the five minutes, maybe, maybe 30 minutes is a privilege; especially in this era where social media is so rife and rampant, and everyone is vying for attention. Listen to the entire conversation with a hilarious comedian, Shafi Hossain, on the BoNY Podcast. Available on all Podcast platforms and on BengalisofNewyork.com/bony-podcast. Please subscribe and share. Link in bio. Also, Amazon Alexa/Echo knows us! Just say, “Alexa, play BoNY Podcast” #D&I #Comedy #BoNY #Bengalisoftheworld #BoNYPodcasts #BengaliComedians #Meetup #Standup --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bengalisofnework/support

Hey there, Terri B. Jones of we voice it, here to share with you really cool thing to do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. Guess what? Today is Alexa's Birthday and I just wanted to share how far she has come since its first inception. If you do not have any of the Echo devices, visit https://wevoiceit.com/shop to see all of the devices available to determine which one fits in your budget and meet your needs. You can take advantage of Alexa's birthday discounts today too. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Hey there, Terri B. Jones here with we voice it where I share with you really cool things to do with your Amazon Alexa Echo devices. Today's episode will help you take advantage of Alexa Voice Command purchases as well as the benefits of signing up for Amazon Prime. If you don't have an Echo device, you can preview the various devices at https://wevoiceit.com/shop and determine which one will meet your needs and your budget. Until next time, we voiceit! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Hey there, Terri B. Jones here with We Voice It! In today's episode I share with you how you can get Alexa to read your Kindle books that you have collecting internet dust. I actually had a few books that I did not realized I had just downloaded but never read, now Alexa can read them for me. How cool is that? If you don't have an Echo device, it's ok because you can listen on the Amazon Alexa App on your smart phone. To preview the various Echo devices, visit https://wevoiceit.com/shop If you are a content creator and would like to have your content on the Echo devices, reach out to me and I would be glad to assist. Until next time, we voice it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Have you ever wanted to learn a new language? Well with the Amazon Alexa Echo devices, you can start learning a new language today. If you don't have an Echo device you can look at the various devices and get one today at https://wevoiceit.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Hello and welcome back to Terri B. Jones aka Grandma Chickee where we voice it! Have you ever wondered what does the yellow light mean on Alexa? Well, there are a couple of things to know about that light. In this episode, I share what may cause the yellow light to show on your Amazon Alexa Echo device. Also, are you thinking about cooking some chicken wings? There are some really cool recipes from Allrecipes, Food Kitchen and others to choose from. To see a video of this podcast visit https://youtube.com/terrijones. If you are an Amazon Alexa Developer and want a preview and review video created of your Alexa Skill, reach out to me at https://facebook.com/terribjoneslive. To get details on the various Amazon Alexa Echo devices, visit https://wevoiceit.com and order one today. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

Today Terri B. Jones aka Grandma Chickee, an entrepreneur shares a simple cool usage of the Amazon Alexa Echo device to help you get up in the morning. There are so many really cool things Alexa can do and I'm here to help you to know what those things are. Don't own an Amazon Echo device, it's ok, you can order one from https://wevoiceit.com or download the Amazon Alexa App. Until next time, we voice it! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-jones7/support

...nun tut nicht so überrascht - man hat es beim ersten PodCast schon deutlich raus gehört, dass ich mit Sprachanwahl und, wenn die Anwahl dann mal geklappt hat, mit der absolut enttäuschenden Sprachqualität, überhaupt nicht zufrieden war und bin. Daher: danke, war nett, die paar Stunden, mit Dir, connect - aber bei mir bist Du nicht gut aufgehoben... Alles weitere in dieser Episode!

Da ist es - endlich. Das amazon Alexa Echo connect. Bringt Eure sämtlichen Echo-Geräte nun endlich auch an den bestehenden Festnetz-Anschluss. Hört sich so 80er an? Ist es irgendwie auch, aber mit der Coolness, alles mit der Stimme zu steuern. Leider ist die alte Anleitung durch eine beiliegende neue überholt - aber auch die neue Version erspart einem keine Dummheiten! Mit meiner Schnellübersicht hier im PodCast will ich Euch eine Stunde Zeit in 10 Minuten "sparen"... und ihr bekommt sogar noch eine erste Einschätzung von mir, ab sich der Kauf, oder, falls das schon passiert ist, das Behalten sich lohnt. Und wie immer: her mit Euren Kommentaren, Feedbacks und Beschimpfungen - ich freue mich, von Euch zu hören! Ach ja, PS: Ich TESTE das connect dieses Wochenende intensiv. Wer mitmachen möchte, ich brauche Eure Festnetznummer. Und schon meldet sich mein Alexa bei Euch (wenn mehr als 10 Leute sich melden, entscheidet das Los! Keine Sonder- und kostenpflichtige Nummern und Abo-Fallen, ja?!?)!

Turns out the way psychologists define humility differs from what the dictionary teaches you. Listen in to hear what humility is, what it's not, why it's useful, what researchers have learned about it and how women and men differ.  If you have an Amazon Alexa / Echo device please check out the Positive Psychology Quiz or the Meditation Myth Buster. 

Neues und zukunftsfähiges Marketing mit Amazon Alexa/Echo für dein Business. Die ersten Versuche! Mit DAILY AWESOMENESS täglich feinsten Content von mir direkt auf Deinem Device - natürlich kostenlos! https://skills-store.amazon.de/deeplink/dp/B07FTK2MLH?deviceType=app&share&refSuffix=ss_copy Amazon Echo: https://amzn.to/2mAQGo7 Max Elster von InfluVoice: https://www.influvoice.com Gary Vaynerchuk über Alexa: https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/rise-audio-voice/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYoRjPpdigM Mit DAILY AWESOMENESS täglich feinsten Content von mir direkt auf Deinem Device - natürlich kostenlos!

Join Ilati, Ankida and Pidge for their weekly shenanigans.This episode, the main things we chatted about were: England still being in the World Cup, Ilati's dentist visit, movies (American Pie, Ant Man and the Wasp), anime, Alexa, and Detroit become Human. P.S Once again this week, if you have an Amazon Alexa/Echo, you may want to mute her. :)

Join Ilati, Ankida and Pidge for their weekly shenanigans.Tonight we chat about: Fortnite friendlies, Ankida's new best friend Alexa, commercial radio being boring, anime (Darling in the Franxx, My Hero Academia), movies (Julia Roberts, The Incredibles 2 and Starwars), and working in retail/customer service. P.S If you have an Amazon Alexa/Echo, you may want to mute her. :)Recorded 27th of June, 2018

In this episode, I talk with Jeff Smith, who is the Alexa Guy, meaning that he helps people make flash briefings. We talk about him, how flash briefings work, and how voice recognition has really grown in the past decade.   If you are a provider and would love to make short flash briefings for potentially millions of users who use Amazon Alexa (Echo, Echo Dot, etc), you may drop an email at jeff@alexaguy.com. You can visit his website at alexaguy.com.   Support Me And My Podcast!   Please help by supporting me and my podcast through Patreon, a crowd-funding website where you--the patron--can support a creator, which is in this case, me. Please visit This Link to sign up and support me!   Free Download!   Download my original song, Hear You Sing, for free! You can get it Here!   Thanks so much for listening, and we'll talk to you next week!

They keynote in Seattle exemplifies exactly why I'm so forward towards the world of audio and the direction that it's headed in. I loved answering questions for this Techstars group, and diving into the nitty gritty behind Alexa, voice, future AI, and podcasting - everything future of audio related. Really hope that you guys like this talk - as many of you know, I really do think that voice (Amazon Alexa/Echo, Google Home, etc.) is going to be huge because of how much time it saves in our lives. Enjoy

On today's episode of 'Hitting the Showers' Pikachu and I discuss the fantasy week that was the NFL Week 9. Give you a recap and a forecast of what to expect going forward. We talk suspensions, what teams are done and PBR seasonal drinking. Special thanks to everyone that listened last week as it was our best run of downloads ever on a 2 episode week! Thanks for spreading the word!!! As always we're available on Soundcloud, Spreaker, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Alexa/Echo. Please check out the Losing Tickets Podcast page on Facebook,. Thanks and enjoy!!!

On today's episode of 'Pushing Trends' KT Money and I discuss picking 5 straight up winners, but only going 2-3 in the SuperContest. We then go game by game, breaking down all the gambling trends for the NFL in Week 9. There's a 3 minutes patch were the audio in the background is off around the 35 minute mark, but clears up after that. Special thanks to everyone that listened last week as it was our best run of downloads ever on a 2 episode week! Thanks for spreading the word!!! As always we're available on Soundcloud, Spreaker, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Alexa/Echo. Please check out the Losing Tickets Podcast page on Facebook,. Thanks and enjoy!!!

On today's episode of 'Pushing Trends' KT Money and I reflect on our bounceback 3-1-1 week in the SuperContest. We discuss the week to week nature of NFL gambling and how the books are back to dropping double digit spreads again. Then we take a look at Week 8 game by game in our gambling preview and help you navigate thru a condensed slate. The Losing Tickets Podcast is available on Spreaker, Soundcloud, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Alexa/Echo. Please leave a review at any of your preferred listening locations if you like what you hear. Check out our Facebook page, Losing Tickets Podcast. Thanks, good luck and enjoy!!!

On today's episode of 'Hitting the Showers' Pikachu & I review the NFL Week 7 action. We talk McCarthy's garbage gameplan, Bears dawn of football offense, Cleveland Gentleman's Clubs, Phins rallying after Smokin' Jay was put out and of course our #4BucketsofShit winners. Be sure to download and subscribe on Spreaker, Soundcloud and Apple Podcasts. Please rate and review if you like the show! Check us out on Amazon Alexa/Echo and our Facebook page Losing Tickets Podcast. Thanks and enjoy!!!

On today's episode of 'Pushing Trends' KT Money & I look to bounce back from a massive regression week of 0-5 in the SuperContest. Being in this spot before, we continue to stick to our method and share the trends in a game by game preview of Week 7. The Losing Tickets Podcast is available on Spreaker, Soundcloud, Apple Podcasts and now Amazon Alexa/Echo. If you like what you hear please like and review! Check out our Facebook page, Losing Tickets Podcast. Thanks, good luck and enjoy!!!

Please find some links and notes from the 2 Regular Guys Podcast. This week we welcome back into the show, the jet setting Erich Campbell of DecoNetwork. He has been traveling the country talking to businesses using the DecoNetwork Platform and we are going to ask him about embroidery by the numbers. We will use his extensive experience with embroidery and his new role with DecoNetwork to give us an in-depth look at costing and pricing your embroidery decorations. Sponsored by: SGIA.org | 2017 SGIA Expo in New Orleans - Oct 10-12 Our regular listeners know this, but 2 Regular Guys are all about garment decorating, a bit of fun, and no rants or lectures or selling. We are not doing this for our employers, but rather for our industry. Since February 2013, The 2 Regular Guys have been the first and the most listened to garment decorating industry podcast on this planet! We are humbled by all of you tuning in each week. We work hard to bring you information that will make your business better, and our industry better. Take a look at our incredible weekly guest list and you'll understand where this industry goes for news, interviews and the heartbeat of garment decorating. Thanks for listening! News We just got listed on a new service called TuneIn. This is news and something we are excited about because TuneIn works with Amazon Alexa/Echo. Now just tell your Alexa to play 2 Regular Guys Podcast and boom! Embroidery by the Numbers with Erich Campbell Give us the overview of embroidery costs and pricing. Embroidery is not a monolith: Different shop models Cost and Pricing are two very different things Costs: what it takes to keep the doors open and produce a garment Price: what we can reasonably expect a customer to pay Can't price on cost alone; we have to talk about value, and it can't just be a discussion about material costs; market fit, demand, marketing, niches; much more goes into the price you charge that is more subjective than the cost of production. Models: Base garment + markup + cost of embroidery; Garment + markup + flat rate; Price matrix: One one axis you have cost per thousand stitches, with the cost decreasing with stitch count increase, on the other you have garment costs, decreasing at quantity breaks - generally with a base price; hooping a garment and putting it on a machine always takes a certain amount of time. Base of 6-8k stitches at a flat initial rate, then +per K. Markup isn't the only way; huge contract shops price on decoration only, but that's not how an average small shop works - PW survey - the models I talked about are common, but not the only methods; the key is knowing what things cost and your capabilities. Talk to us about the impact of embroidery production time as it impacts your costs. Time is everything. Materials costs are actually quite negligible; at the most expensive rates, a quality thread at retail rates is roughly .06 cents per thousand estimating 4mm stitches. At that rate, even a 10k stitch logo has only 6 cents of thread in it, add about 7 tenths of a cent for bobbin thread, pre-cut stabilizer, averages maybe 10-15 cents for a pre-cut left-chest sheet. If I go for specialty stabilizer, maybe 20 odd cents. If I add a water-soluble topping, maybe add another 3 cents there, all high estimates. The likelihood is the materials cost me 25 to 30 cents per garment on a fairly high stitch count. The most important factor is always time; even on a modern machine, with hooping, color changes (which are extremely slow and lead to the most lost time) and other miscellaneous losses, I estimate machines run at an average of 500 stitches a minute. A 10k logo then needs 20 minutes on average per run if we're estimating conservatively. If a shop averages roughly 6 hours conservatively out of an 8 hour work day that we can expect to be running, it means we only have room for 180k stitches on any given machine per day. 18 runs of that 10k logo are all you can expect.

In dieser Folge besprechen Patrick, Robin und Moritz die Ergebnisse der Oscarverleihungen und Gewinner der jeweiligen Kategorien. Im Anschluss berichtet Moritz von seinen Erlebnissen mit Amazons Echo, welches wir freundlicherweise von Amazon für einen Test zur Verfügung gestellt bekommen haben.

In dieser Folge besprechen Patrick, Robin und Moritz die Ergebnisse der Oscarverleihungen und Gewinner der jeweiligen Kategorien. Im Anschluss berichtet Moritz von seinen Erlebnissen mit Amazons Echo, welches wir freundlicherweise von Amazon für einen Test zur Verfügung gestellt bekommen haben.

Spreaker Live Show #77 for Aug 17th, 2016Subscribe in iTunes:http://bit.ly/spreakerliveSubscribe in Google Play Music Podcasts: http://bit.ly/spreakerlivegoogleplaySubscribe in Stitcher:http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/rob-greenlee-3/spreaker-live-showOur Topics This Week: - Keys to Growing your Podcast- How Music and Sound Effects Make Your Podcast Better- Finding Podcast Discovery and Listening SimplicityShow Duration: 41 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Spreaker Host of "The Exum Experience" and the "Spreaker Studio Review" shows at @AlexExumSpreaker Blog at http://Blog.Spreaker.com – Articles and Spreaker News- How Music and Sound Effects Make Your Podcast Better - Breaking up segments during your episode with music is cool - Podcast intros or jingles are great to have but just don't not over do it - Background music for “talky” podcasts is fine but just don’t over do it - Keeping your show sound very personal and not impersonal that can happen with too many jingles and sound effects - Make sure this music adds to your people experience and does not delay getting to the content- Get the New Royalty-Free Music and Sound Effects Library - Royalty-Free Music Library - TOTAL PRICE $75.00 / year- https://www.spreaker.com/store/music-and-effects-licensing- I will be at the coming Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference in Philly - Sept 9-10 - Moderating Hall of Fame Panel and Sponsoring an awards event - Live streaming at the event - http://podcastmidatlantic.com- I wrote an article about “Finding Podcast Discovery and Listening Simplicity” at my http://RobGreenlee.com website: - Every time I step into a car with an AM/FM radio, I am reminded about the concept of simplicity - We have seen usability and simplicity gains of podcasting technology over the past 10 years. - The power of radio is linked to creating a more lean back type of experience - Human curation of audio and original content creation has always been strength of broadcast radio stations - We have seen the gradual erosion of the content quality and originality at radio stations as the cost of curation has gone up. - Smartphones and smart agent technologies like Siri, Cortana and Alexa/Echo are pushing into a new era - This direction seems complex and potentially confusing to podcast listenersThe best example of this is the Amazon Alexa/Echo interactive voice platform - https://developer.amazon.com/echo - Read full article: http://www.robgreenlee.com/2016/08/15/finding-podcasting-simplicity/ Let’s Dive into our main topic this week “Keys to Growing your Podcast Audience”- Take a long-term view on the process - months and years of consistent production of your podcast- Produce quality audio content - means great audio quality, thoughtful topics and guest that entertain and engage listeners- Drive some level of emotion in your audience. These are not easy things to do consistently week over week- Quality Cover Art for your show - min 1400x1400 .jpg, Simple but with strong colors and large bold fonts - Descriptive series and episode show notes, ideally with timestamps content location references. - Distribution is key to your long-term growth. Be where audio listening is happening today.- Building subscribers in iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app is critical to growing your show, you want to connect with people, not listeners- Subscriber growth is done in iTunes, by creating direct links to go to your show page in iTunes - Drive potential people or listeners to Google Play Music Podcasts area and Stitcher - Sharing links to you show pages in those platforms via social media, email footers, social media profiles, websites and print materials- Setup easy to mention bit.ly links… add “&ls=1” to the end of your direct link to your page in iTunes- Spreaker Live Show Link to iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/id1003553029?mt=2&ls=1- Google Play is at: http://g.co/podcastportal - Get on other podcast/radio shows, be a speaker at events in your genreSpreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

Spreaker Live Show #77 for Aug 17th, 2016Subscribe in iTunes:http://bit.ly/spreakerliveSubscribe in Google Play Music Podcasts: http://bit.ly/spreakerlivegoogleplaySubscribe in Stitcher:http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/rob-greenlee-3/spreaker-live-showOur Topics This Week: - Keys to Growing your Podcast- How Music and Sound Effects Make Your Podcast Better- Finding Podcast Discovery and Listening SimplicityShow Duration: 41 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Spreaker Host of "The Exum Experience" and the "Spreaker Studio Review" shows at @AlexExumSpreaker Blog at http://Blog.Spreaker.com – Articles and Spreaker News- How Music and Sound Effects Make Your Podcast Better - Breaking up segments during your episode with music is cool - Podcast intros or jingles are great to have but just don't not over do it - Background music for “talky” podcasts is fine but just don’t over do it - Keeping your show sound very personal and not impersonal that can happen with too many jingles and sound effects - Make sure this music adds to your people experience and does not delay getting to the content- Get the New Royalty-Free Music and Sound Effects Library - Royalty-Free Music Library - TOTAL PRICE $75.00 / year- https://www.spreaker.com/store/music-and-effects-licensing- I will be at the coming Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference in Philly - Sept 9-10 - Moderating Hall of Fame Panel and Sponsoring an awards event - Live streaming at the event - http://podcastmidatlantic.com- I wrote an article about “Finding Podcast Discovery and Listening Simplicity” at my http://RobGreenlee.com website: - Every time I step into a car with an AM/FM radio, I am reminded about the concept of simplicity - We have seen usability and simplicity gains of podcasting technology over the past 10 years. - The power of radio is linked to creating a more lean back type of experience - Human curation of audio and original content creation has always been strength of broadcast radio stations - We have seen the gradual erosion of the content quality and originality at radio stations as the cost of curation has gone up. - Smartphones and smart agent technologies like Siri, Cortana and Alexa/Echo are pushing into a new era - This direction seems complex and potentially confusing to podcast listenersThe best example of this is the Amazon Alexa/Echo interactive voice platform - https://developer.amazon.com/echo - Read full article: http://www.robgreenlee.com/2016/08/15/finding-podcasting-simplicity/ Let’s Dive into our main topic this week “Keys to Growing your Podcast Audience”- Take a long-term view on the process - months and years of consistent production of your podcast- Produce quality audio content - means great audio quality, thoughtful topics and guest that entertain and engage listeners- Drive some level of emotion in your audience. These are not easy things to do consistently week over week- Quality Cover Art for your show - min 1400x1400 .jpg, Simple but with strong colors and large bold fonts - Descriptive series and episode show notes, ideally with timestamps content location references. - Distribution is key to your long-term growth. Be where audio listening is happening today.- Building subscribers in iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app is critical to growing your show, you want to connect with people, not listeners- Subscriber growth is done in iTunes, by creating direct links to go to your show page in iTunes - Drive potential people or listeners to Google Play Music Podcasts area and Stitcher - Sharing links to you show pages in those platforms via social media, email footers, social media profiles, websites and print materials- Setup easy to mention bit.ly links… add “&ls=1” to the end of your direct link to your page in iTunes- Spreaker Live Show Link to iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/id1003553029?mt=2&ls=1- Google Play is at: http://g.co/podcastportal - Get on other podcast/radio shows, be a speaker at events in your genreSpreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com