Podcast appearances and mentions of Amy Kim

Amy & Kim discuss how to get started in treatment and what outpatient treatment looks like. We address common anxieties with treatment as well as misconceptions. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dontbefoodish/support

SCP-7027 is an anomalous phenomena which primarily manifests as a process of physical transformation and psychological augmentation by members of a monastic order located in the Karakoram mountain range. Content Warnings: Disfiguration, mentions of suicide, self-harm, dementia and memory loss. Transcript Patrons WizardBoner, Amy Kim, Jinxed Chimera, Drfunkstein Fletcher, Shawn the Geologist, Sharon Peplinski, Andy from Kansas, JideCaesar, Weni/Zarox, Mander Vander and Lakimiessauli! Cast & Crew  SCP Archives was created by Pacific S. Obadiah & Jon Grilz SCP-7027 was written by Metaphsyician Script by Kevin Whitlock Narrator - Jon Grilz Maciejewski - Damon Alums Dr. Miyazawa - Bailey Wolfe Bodhisattva - Chuddnelius Dr. Isaac - Giancarlo Herrera Art by Eduardo Valdés-Hevia Video produced by Dakota Miller Theme Song by Matt Roi Berger Sound Designer - Chris Harris-Beechy Composer - Dana Creasman Showrunner - Daisy McNamara Creative Director - Pacific S. Obadiah Executive Producers - Tom Owen & Brad Miska Presented by Bloody FM www.Bloody-Disgusting.com www.SCParchives.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/scp_pod Twitter: https://twitter.com/scp_pod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scppod Discord: https://discord.gg/tJEeNUzeZX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What do you do when faced with an impossible task or decision? As business owners, you may feel like giving up or quitting when it gets complicated. Today, we talk with an expert coach on persevering through adversity. On this episode, Chad Lingafelt chats with Master Amy Kim of USK Martial Arts, Sabomnim 5th Dan, Certified DTS Krav Maga Instructor, Fort Mill Business Person of the year, and Ms Strawberry Festival Queen. Watch the Video Version https://youtu.be/xuPHyhR7zhU Master Amy shares the fundamentals of their organization and how they are impacting the next generation in the greater Charlotte area. She also tells a story of perseverance from a student-teacher standpoint and the early origins of their business. We learn about the struggle for discipline regardless of age and how to start small. This is an excellent conversation for any business facing hard times and thinking of throwing in the towel. Connect with Master Amy Kim and USK Martial Arts Website: www.uskmartialarts.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Uskmartialarts Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uskmabtyne/

Christmas is a time for fun and spending time with loved ones - but it can also be stressful. The pressure to look good, to enjoy all of the delicious food and drink but immediately embark on a 'new year new me' fitness regime come January 1st. The all or nothing mentality often sets in with those stuck firmly in diet culture 'I have 2 weeks to eat anything and everything them its back to being strict' and even the fear of comments and criticism from family and friends around our body size and eating habits.So how do we get through the festive season? In this short episode, Amy & Kim discuss just how to cope with the pressure of the Holidays.TW this podcast discusses issues of eating disorders.If you are struggling with an eating disorder and need support, please contact BEATwww.beateatingdisorders.org.ukIf you would like to speak to us regarding any of the topics today, or suggest a guest please email everybodyfitspodcast@gmail.comAmy @aw2wellnessKim @kim.bodyimage.fitness Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode we address the big question of 'enough'.Is your workout long enough? Is it intense enough? Are your weights heavy enough? Are you exercising often enough?All things we've both heard from clients in the past, but who's to say what is or isn't enough. If you would like to speak to us regarding any of the topics today, or suggest a guest please email everybodyfitspodcast@gmail.comAmy @aw2wellnessKim @kim.bodyimage.fitness Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Derrick chats with power couple  Amy Kim (entrepreneur) and  Yogi Roth (journalist).They talk about a range of topics from loving pets to design and from storytelling to the Pac-12. This episode is packed with a ton of great inspiration and practical steps toward becoming your best self.Connect with Kind Tail Co.Connect with Yogi RothWhat are you waiting for? Please consider becoming a Patreon supporter of the show. You'll have access to many perks, as well as, guaranteeing the future of these conversations. Even $1/month goes a long way as this show is 100% listener supported. https://www.patreon.com/derrickengoyFollow:Instagram - Breathe PodcastFacebook Group PageInstagram - Derrick EngoyInstagram - Christian MendozaInstagram - Kevin HortonMusic:Composed and Produced by Derrick EngoyAdditional Music Provided by FLAK UnitedIntroduction by Kevin Horton Merch:Official GearSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/derrickengoy)Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/derrickengoy)Support the show

KINDTAIL DEAL! Use code RUNTHISWORLD for $15 off I reached out to Amy Kim from Kindtail when I was on the hunt for the best crate for our new french bulldog, Pickle. All I could see were those horrible cages that look like jail cells. Our old lab, Annie, once literally "chewed" her way out of one of those cages, Jaws-style, blood and guts included. When I saw a review that said, "Our puppy is dead. She got her neck halfway through and suffocated while we were gone for an hour," I know I needed another option.  At that moment, I saw my first PAWD - a beautiful, aesthetically-pleasing plastic crate by Kindtail. It looked like an end table, and it turns out, that's one of the uses Amy intended when she created it.  The pet industry is evolving but some areas are still in the dark ages. Amy Kim is an inventor, a product designer, a woman who sees things through the eyes of love and kindness, not just dollar signs. Her dog saved her life many years ago, and she is committed to creating products that will make his and other pets around the world happier.  Notables: Amy Kim is a badass :) How Amy started Kindtail Faced with being a single parent, Amy found strength and love through her dog, Monkey No-man's land is worse then learning hard truths The toughest times can yield the greatest growth opportunities Mindset reframe: Instead of asking "can I?" reframe to "Why can't I?" Entrepreneurship is self-discovery: It takes resilience and constant retraining Intuition & Courage are the key What's your superpower? Amy's is laser focus (Amy) and that she loves the hardest (Yogi's feedback) Go to kindtail.com and use the code RUNTHISWORLD for $15 off 

In this episode, Ileana and Rob welcome the founder of KindTail, Amy Kim, from Los Angeles. Amy is an artist turned top product designer in the automotive and consumer space, turned pet products entrepreneur as the inventor and visionary behind the fast growing company, KindTail. She launched their flagship product, PAWD, the plastic collapsable dog crate and has built the company from there. Her bootstrapped company has had wild early success with direct sales online, and distribution through big brand retail partners such as Chewy, Bloomingdales, Walmart and Amazon. Amy shares her inspired story as a first time founder, and drops some incredible insights and encouraging words for female founders everywhere about self-belief, taking chances, understanding your customers, asking for help and just "going for it!"  Amy is a Multi-faceted designer experienced in product development for large corporations, start-ups and consultancies. Over the course of her career prior to launching KindTail, she worked as a Vice President of Prosper Technologies and Industrial Designer for Valve Corporation, in Los Angeles, a Senior Product Design Consultant for Kaleidoscope in New York City, where she worked on accounts with such global brands as Microsoft Xbox, Proctor & Gamble and Ford Motors, and she began her career working at BMW, Nissan and the Ford Motor Company. She is an active mother of 2 boys, a dog mom and wife. Amy and her family live in Los Angeles. Feel free to follow and engage with Amy here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-kim-8a0666a/ Instagram: @amy_craycray  Instagram: @kindtailco  Instagram: @kindtail_puppies  Website: https://kindtail.com We're so grateful to you, our growing audience of entrepreneurs, investors, builders, influencers and those interested in the entrepreneurial economies of Latin America and the under-represented entrepreneurial communities in the USA! Plug in, relax and enjoy some Spanish, English and a fun dose of spanglish as always. We're here to help inspire, educate and empower you, so that you can build the future! ¡Salud y gracias!, Mentors Today's Team --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mentorstoday/message

Amy Kim Kibuishi has been drawing and writing in earnest since she was ten years old. She graduated from the School of Visual Arts with a degree in Cartooning and is the creator of Sorcerers & Secretaries, a graphic novel duology. The first volume was a YALSA Great Graphic Novels for Teens selection. She was also a contributor to the acclaimed Flight anthology series edited by Kazu Kibuishi, and adapted a story for Goosebumps: Terror Trips by R.L. Stine. Amy lives near Seattle with her husband, Kazu, and their two crafty children.Without These Books is a thank-you-inspired Video/Podcast. Each episode celebrates authors, books, and characters that changed us as writers, readers, and as people. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you podcast. Watch on our YouTube channel or at pastforward.org.Amy Kim Kibuishi selected A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle for her episode of Without These Books.

SOME ADULT CONTENT PG-13+ Welcome to BRC & Friends, an uplifting podcast where Bruce Reyes-Chow talks with activists, artists, academics, and adventures who are committed to making the world a more thoughtful, loving, and just place. Each episode, Bruce is joined by some awesome co-hosts and guests as they discuss politics, faith, pop-culture, technology, and, as you will discover, pretty much everything that pops into their heads. Starting off Episode 49, on the right side of the sun with good friends and co-hosts, Amy Kim (pronounced Amy Kim) Kyremes-Parks and Laura Mariko Cheifetz. Amy and Laura have been friends with Bruce for quite some time and have no problem being an open book discussing their memorable childhood smells, sharing personal views regarding sports, and throwing in comedic jabs, which makes this podcast refreshing to tune into. If you wanted to use Amy Kim's laugh for sound effects, I'm sure you could always hit her up about any inquiries. Speaking of refreshing, in this Episode, the trio touches on politics in sports and baseball, the mental toll on our children and teens in today's world, memorable childhood smells, quotable therapy moments, tattoos, and how you shouldn't go to Orange Theory with your mom. The knowledgeable and welcoming minds the three have, really makes you feel at home in this Episode. If you don't know already Bruce Reyes-Chow, is an American Teaching Elder (Pastor) of the Presbyterian Church. Reyes-Chow received his BA in Asian American Studies, Sociology and Religion from San Francisco State University in 1990 and received his Masters of Divinity in 1995 from San Francisco Theological Seminary. He is loved by his wife, Robin, of 31 years and their 3 children. After living 30 years in San Francisco they decided to move to the bouje land of Palo Alto, where they're still looking for legit Filipino food. If anyone knows good joints, slide into his Dm's faster than Ross, of Friends, leathers up his pants with lotion. Amy Kim Kyremes-Parks, serves as Director of Formation for children, youth, and their families at a Presbyterian Church in North Carolina. Loved by her partner Justin, son Isaiah, daughter Natalie and of course two fur babies at home in Asheville, North Carolina. Her contagious laugh stretches all the way back to her hometown Salt Lake City, Utah. If you don't like white gravy, then Amy just might be your person, click play to see what she has to say about it. Laura Mariko Cheifetz, not only is she most active on Twitter she is also active in the community as the Assistant Dean of Admissions, Vocation, and Stewardship. Loved by her partner Jessica Vazquez Torres, who is the National Program Manager for Crossroads Antiracism Organizing & Training and welcomed home by their rescue pup in Nashville, Tennessee. Quickly wanted to point out that Laura is originally from the Pacific Northwest, not Tennessee, where Signal video calls are a common way of communication in her household, while at home. Tune in to find out how she really feels about that. Thank you for tuning into BRC & Friends, follow, subscribe, and support for more Episodes!  Subscribe to BRC & Friends: https://brc-friends.captivate.fm/listen (https://brc-friends.captivate.fm/listen) Listen to the Episodes: https://brc-friends.captivate.fm (https://brc-friends.captivate.fm) For as little as $1 an episode, become a patron on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/breyeschow (https://www.patreon.com/breyeschow) Key Highlights [05:27] When Bruce, Amy, and Laura first met [09:30] Memorable Childhood Smells [12:02] Sports Views [14:10] Friends with NPR Show and Cartoonist [17:49] Culty Things and Orange Theory [19:50] Why people don't like white gravy, pumpkin spice and Seinfeld [24:32] Child of God Questions [28:55] Check your comp-Ass [30:53] What do you have strong feelings about? Memorable Quotes “I'd prefer that you didn't” - Robin “If we lose on Saturday, I'm...

British Columbia's Coquihalla Highway was destroyed by mudslides last month, but crews worked around the clock to get it back open. Their hard work paid off, as the highway reopened today ahead of schedule. We speak to Michael Ballingall, senior vice-president of Big White Ski Resort and the chair of the Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association, about what the highway's reopening means for the tourism industry. We also talk to Amy Kim, an associate professor of transportation engineering at the University of British Columbia, about making highways like the Coquihalla more resilient to climate change.

We explore what is masked and hidden in the food world. From culinary imitation and unseen nutritional compounds, to anonymous Mukbang feasts, we pull back the veil. We explore hidden aspects of food production, food composition, and food enjoyment.  Further Reading:From the imitation meat story, read more about Dr. Steven Van Vliet and his research on the nutritional differences between plant-based meat and grass-fed meat.Learn about oxalate content and food alternatives for stoneformers through this Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health resource. Also see this story's guest Dr. Ross Holmes , and his research on dietary calcium oxalates and stoneforming. To read more about the DoorDash & Grubhub lawsuits, check out this McKinsey study  that was referenced in the story. Also read the City of Chicago's press release for the lawsuit, as well as DoorDash's response to the allegations. For a brief overview of mukbang in American culture versus Korean culture, read here. Also, read here for more about the rise of single-person households and emotional well-being. The mukbang sounds in this episode are excerpts from Youtube videos by 문복희 Eat with Boki, Stephanie Soo, and Eat with Que.

KindTail produces and sells beautiful and collapsible modern dog crates for your pet's home. At KindTail, they create pet products that merge functionality with innovative design, resulting in one-of-a-kind products designed with your pet in mind.

Seasons 4 and 5 of Arrested Development no longer exist! Instead, we take a crack at making our own very short season 4, starting with catching up with what the Bluths have been doing for the past 10 years! Thanks to our guests Anna Askew, Franz Sweeney, Caleb Montgomery, Charlie Welsh, Amy Kim, and Jeanette Blasius! Arrested Development original music by David Schwartz

Marissa chats with Amy Kim Kibuishi and Kazu Kibuishi about their graphic novels - REALM OF THE BLUE MIST: BOOK ONE OF THE REMA CHRONICLES and AMULET - as well as the bittersweetness of reaching the end of a decades-long project; why romance might be more "acceptable" in middle grade graphic novels than prose novels (though Marissa would love to see more romance in both!); the state of the comics market and where it might be headed next; how living your life according to your values can help you be a good role model for young readers, without the pressures that sometimes come with a more public life; and some great advice for pacing yourself and your creative output, rather than always racing toward the next deadline, in order to maintain a healthy work-life balance and avoid the dreaded burnout.Books discussed in this episode can be purchased from your local independent bookstore or buy them online from the Happy Writer bookshop.org store (that benefits indie bookstores) at https://bookshop.org/shop/marissameyer

Can watching Korean Dramas be good for understanding your mental health? In this episode, Jeanie Chang and our hosts Hula Ramos and Sheena Yap Chan, explore the power of Noonchi (or Nunchi). This is the Korean concept of the ability to read and gauge others' moods and feelings. In Jeanie's practice, she uses Noonchi with her patients who are struggling to understand and explore their complex mental health journeys. Jeanie is a Certified Mental Health Integrative Medicine Provider (CMHIMP) and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) with experience in grief and trauma. In addition, Jeanie holds specialized training in Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR). She followed a calling in mental health after a diverse career path. She first started as a broadcast journalist in Washington, DC, then went on to attend business school. Her work in the corporate sector includes business operations, marketing, public relations, and client success management. Interested in more mental health topics? Listen to Episode 12 with Dr. Amy Kim on mental health through the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Acceptance & Use of Digital Assets & Blockchain-Based Technologies: Amy Kim, Chief Policy Office for the Chamber for Digital Commerce (https://digitalchamber.org), joins host Richard Levick of LEVICK and Michael Zeldin of That Said with Michael Zeldin on CommPRO, to discuss issues including a national action plan for blockchain, Anti-Money Laundering (ALM) and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) compliance, regulatory clarity for digital tokens and promoting the use of blockchain in business

Mental health has long been a taboo topic amongst Asian American families—whether it was because it was a sign of weakness, or simply because mental health care was something that wasn't familiar within that community. In fact, Asian Americans are three times less likely to seek mental health care. How can we take care of our minds, despite the stigmatization of mental health? What steps can we take to improve our thoughts? Dr. Amy Kim and Hula Ramos explore what mental health care looks like within the Asian American community, what steps we can take to improve for ourselves, and the general state of mental health amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.    

Join our discussion with Together For Choice national director Amy Kim and board chair Scott Mendel as we delve into the complex choices around housing and the principles of choice for the disability community. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/NLAWKI)

We recorded this episode when the west coast fires were raging all up and down California, Oregon, and Washington state in Sep 2020. We talked about Amy's journey to becoming a stage actor as well as what her world looks like today as a company member for Oregon Shakespeare Festival (https://www.osfashland.org) (OSF) during COVID-19. One thing we talked about during this episode is how much the arts bring into the U.S. economy every year — on average, $877B is added to the economy, it employs 5.1M people, and is 4.5% of the GDP. Stay tuned until the end of the episode for a funny bit of tape about the "Scottish play". Special Guest: Amy Kim Waschke.

Every Wednesday at 12PM PST, I interview and introduce a top real estate agent from all across the country to hear about how they got into the business, what they are seeing with real estate impacts with COVID, and the economic drivers of an area! This week, we have Amy Duong Kim out from the Chicago, IL area. -- If you are tired of renting in the Bay Area, are a homeowner looking to do a trade up for a bigger home, or are wanting to sell your home for top dollar, I would love to connect!

In this episode Cale sits down with someone who represents the NSDA China judging community for the first time. Amy Kim is the former president of the SHU debate and speech club. She has been awarded best speaker at many prestigious debate tournaments, and Amy has been judging NSDA China Speech and Debate tournaments for over a year.

Amy Kim of Teriyaki Plus in Georgetown joins Slickhawk to discuss how they've managed through the last few months, their menu offerings and their hours of operations for your Teriyaki fix.

Amy Kim of Teriyaki Plus in Georgetown joins Slickhawk to discuss how they've managed through the last few months, their menu offerings and their hours of operations for your Teriyaki fix. Rick Jones of Goldberg Jones joins Slickhawk and Curtis to discuss the trademark process for the Kraken and Washington football team as they shed their old nickname. Also, Quinton Dunbar has been cleared to travel for training camp amid his legal issues. And Jerry Brewer joins for some cross-talk on the Washington football team.

How Great Is Ball?! Yes, college football is finally here as is Season 5 of The Yogi Roth Show: How Great Is Ball kicks off. Yogi shares a description of what to expect this fall, a recap of his Bali wedding with special guest and wife Amy (if you love dogs, check out her company KindTail at www.KindTail.com), and much more. Be sure to subscribe, rate and review this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more.What to expect this fall:In a world where college football is dramatically celebrated and dramatically critiqued it can be often forgotten that those playing, coaching or living this game are in fact, human. The Yogi Roth Show: How Great Is Ball unearths that humanity in Season 5 of his podcast.Award-winning storyteller, broadcaster and host Yogi Roth brings you Season 5 of The Yogi Roth Show by interviewing All-Americans, Hall of Fame coaches, agents of change in sport, names you never heard of and more.The Yogi Roth Show also continues to partner with Kona Red coffee where they source some of the rarest, most sought after coffee in the world. It is grown on the volcanic mountain slopes of Hawaii where each coffee cherry is hand picked at peak ripeness. Be sure to check out www.KonaRed.com, where you can learn about their premium coffee beans, cold brewed coffee or Cascara, the Hawaiian Coffee Fruit.Visit https://www.yogiroth.com/podcast/ or follow @YogiRoth for new episodes.

Amy Kim joins us this week to help us explore some of the benefits of Classical Christian education for families to consider as the make the important decision of how to educate their children.S:2 E:27

Amy Kim joins us this week to help us explore some of the benefits of Classical Christian education for families to consider as the make the important decision of how to educate their children.S:2 E:27

Katherine Wu, director of business development and community at Messari, talks about the news that everyone on crypto Twitter was discussing this week: Shapeshift's decision to require customer accounts. The well-known crypto-to-crypto exchange has long been known for enabling anonymous transactions, and CEO Erik Voorhees is a noted libertarian who prefers less rather than more regulation, so the reversal was surprising to many in the crypto community. Katherine explains her theory as to why Shapeshift will be instituting customer accounts now after so many years of not requiring them, why this wasn't an easy decision for Erik to make and how Erik's personal history of run-ins with the law may have influenced this decision. Potential sponsors! This ad spot could be yours! Reach out to Raelene Gullapalli at laurashinpodcast@gmail.com to find out about sponsorship opportunities on Unconfirmed and Unchained. Episode links: Katherine Wu: https://twitter.com/katherineykwu Messari: https://messari.io https://info.shapeshift.io/blog/2018/09/04/introducing-shapeshift-membership/ Unchained interview with Shapeshift founder and CEO Erik Voorhees: http://unchainedpodcast.co/shapeshifts-erik-voorhees-on-how-crypto-will-separate-money-and-state Katherine's tweet storm: https://twitter.com/katherineykwu/status/1037315100326158338 Jake Chervinsky's tweet storm: https://twitter.com/jchervinsky/status/1037334799382401027 Erik's tweet about how everything he writes is being read closely: https://twitter.com/ErikVoorhees/status/1037070392140083200 For more on the alphabet soup of regulators covering crypto, check out this Unchained with Perianne Boring and Amy Kim of the Chamber of Digital Commerce: http://unchainedpodcast.co/the-chamber-of-digital-commerces-perianne-boring-and-amy-kim-on-why-us-crypto-regulation-is-complicated-and-confusing Shapeshift's announcement about its new chief legal officer: https://ag.shapeshift.io/press-release/shapeshift-hires-new-chief-legal-officer/ Bloomberg article on Shapeshift's U-turn on accounts: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-05/crypto-world-rocked-after-long-time-advocate-voorhees-backpedals

Kim joins me to talk about a number of different fandoms. We cover Supernatural, The Last Kingdom, and Tabletop Roleplaying Games. We also talk about the actual play podcast she was a member of for 4 seasons called Chaotic Goodness. You can find Kim at: https://twitter.com/IsItWine30Yet https://twitter.com/chaotic_podcast http://www.chaoticgoodnesspodcast.com/

In this live recording of a panel discussion at the CoinAlts Fund Symposium, Marco Santori, president and chief legal officer of Blockchain, managing director at Grayscale Investments, and Barbara Minuzzi, cofounder and managing partner of Ausum Ventures take stock of the 2017 year and discuss a range of trends they're seeing in the industry. Santori describes what the ICO wave was like from his seat as one of the most in-demand lawyers for ICOs, and why he doesn't actually think that securities (such as a SAFT) can later transform into something that is a non-security. He also talks about how big corporations are thinking about use blockchain technology -- and why we haven't yet seen much activity on that front in the market. We talk about the current clouds over the industry -- custody and regulation -- and Sonnenshein explains why investors choose Grayscale's investment products, such as the Bitcoin Investment Trust, rather that investing in the coin directly, and  Blockchain.info: https://blockchain.info Grayscale Investments: https://grayscale.co Ausum Ventures: https://www.ausum.vc Thank you to the CoinAlts Fund Symposium for hosting the panel: https://www.coinaltsfundsymposium.com For more on regulatory issues, check out these past episodes: Perianne Boring and Amy Kim of the Chamber of Digital Commerce on crypto regulation: http://unchainedpodcast.co/the-chamber-of-digital-commerces-perianne-boring-and-amy-kim-on-why-us-crypto-regulation-is-complicated-and-confusing The Tax Rules That Have Crypto Investors Aghast: http://unchainedpodcast.co/the-tax-rules-that-have-crypto-users-aghast How Crypto and Blockchain Technology Should Be Regulated: http://unchainedpodcast.co/how-crypto-and-blockchain-technology-should-be-regulated Jerry Brito and Peter Van Valkenburgh of Coin Center: http://unchainedpodcast.co/how-coin-center-is-helping-define-the-big-fuzzy-gray-area-of-blockchain-and-cryptocurrency-law Caitlin Long on How 'Utility Tokens' Are Now Legal in Wyoming: http://unconfirmed.libsyn.com/caitlin-long-on-how-utility-tokens-are-now-legal-in-wyoming Former DOJ Prosecutor Kathryn Haun on What the SEC Subpoenas and FinCen Letter Likely Mean: http://unconfirmed.libsyn.com/sxsw-episode-former-doj-prosecutor-kathryn-haun-on-what-the-sec-subpoenas-and-fincen-letter-likely-mean For more on custody issues, check out the episode with Mike Belshe of BitGo and its acquisition of Kingdom Trust: http://unchainedpodcast.co/mike-belshe-on-what-bitgos-kingdom-trust-acquisition-means-for-crypto-and-how-security-will-develop-in-the-future Thank you to our sponsors! Ethereal Summit: https://etherealsummit.com Quantstamp: https://www.quantstamp.com StartEngine: https://www.startengine.com/unchained

In this live recording of a panel discussion at the CoinAlts Fund Symposium, Marco Santori, president and chief legal officer of Blockchain, managing director at Grayscale Investments, and Barbara Minuzzi, cofounder and managing partner of Ausum Ventures take stock of the 2017 year and discuss a range of trends they're seeing in the industry. Santori describes what the ICO wave was like from his seat as one of the most in-demand lawyers for ICOs, and why he doesn't actually think that securities (such as a SAFT) can later transform into something that is a non-security. He also talks about how big corporations are thinking about use blockchain technology -- and why we haven't yet seen much activity on that front in the market. We talk about the current clouds over the industry -- custody and regulation -- and Sonnenshein explains why investors choose Grayscale's investment products, such as the Bitcoin Investment Trust, rather that investing in the coin directly, and  Blockchain.info: https://blockchain.info Grayscale Investments: https://grayscale.co Ausum Ventures: https://www.ausum.vc Thank you to the CoinAlts Fund Symposium for hosting the panel: https://www.coinaltsfundsymposium.com For more on regulatory issues, check out these past episodes: Perianne Boring and Amy Kim of the Chamber of Digital Commerce on crypto regulation: http://unchainedpodcast.co/the-chamber-of-digital-commerces-perianne-boring-and-amy-kim-on-why-us-crypto-regulation-is-complicated-and-confusing The Tax Rules That Have Crypto Investors Aghast: http://unchainedpodcast.co/the-tax-rules-that-have-crypto-users-aghast How Crypto and Blockchain Technology Should Be Regulated: http://unchainedpodcast.co/how-crypto-and-blockchain-technology-should-be-regulated Jerry Brito and Peter Van Valkenburgh of Coin Center: http://unchainedpodcast.co/how-coin-center-is-helping-define-the-big-fuzzy-gray-area-of-blockchain-and-cryptocurrency-law Caitlin Long on How 'Utility Tokens' Are Now Legal in Wyoming: http://unconfirmed.libsyn.com/caitlin-long-on-how-utility-tokens-are-now-legal-in-wyoming Former DOJ Prosecutor Kathryn Haun on What the SEC Subpoenas and FinCen Letter Likely Mean: http://unconfirmed.libsyn.com/sxsw-episode-former-doj-prosecutor-kathryn-haun-on-what-the-sec-subpoenas-and-fincen-letter-likely-mean For more on custody issues, check out the episode with Mike Belshe of BitGo and its acquisition of Kingdom Trust: http://unchainedpodcast.co/mike-belshe-on-what-bitgos-kingdom-trust-acquisition-means-for-crypto-and-how-security-will-develop-in-the-future Thank you to our sponsors! Ethereal Summit: https://etherealsummit.com Quantstamp: https://www.quantstamp.com StartEngine: https://www.startengine.com/unchained

If U.S. crypto regulation seems incredibly convoluted, this is the episode for you. Perianne Boring, the founder and president of the Chamber of Digital Commerce, and its global policy director and general counsel Amy Kim, discuss why U.S. regulation calls crypto assets currency, property, commodities and securities, and how that results in agencies enforcing their own laws without a higher level understanding of the technology. They also discuss what they call the "failure" of the regulatory regime that requires certain types of crypto companies to get licenses from 53 different states and territories and why no firms have so far even gotten close. They also advocate for the technology to be taxed more like currency than property, claiming that the current classification stifles usage of cryptocurrencies as currencies. We also dive into juicy questions like whether ether, which was sold in what we would now call an initial coin offering, is a security and what self-regulation of the crypto space could look like. Chamber of Digital Commerce: https://digitalchamber.org/ Token Alliance: https://digitalchamber.org/initiatives/token-alliance/ Previous episodes on Unchained and Unconfirmed that touched on regulation: Live from SXSW: Michael Casey and Paul Vigna, Co-Authors of The Truth Machine, on Why the SEC Has Issued Subpoenas to ICOs http://unchainedpodcast.co/live-from-sxsw-michael-casey-and-paul-vigna-co-authors-of-the-truth-machine-on-why-the-sec-has-issued-subpoenas-to-icos Caitlin Long on How 'Utility Tokens' Are Now Legal In Wyoming http://unconfirmed.libsyn.com/caitlin-long-on-how-utility-tokens-are-now-legal-in-wyoming SXSW Episode: Former DOJ Prosecutor Kathryn Haun on What the SEC Subpoenas and FinCen Letter Likely Mean http://unconfirmed.libsyn.com/sxsw-episode-former-doj-prosecutor-kathryn-haun-on-what-the-sec-subpoenas-and-fincen-letter-likely-mean The Tax Rules That Have Crypto Users Aghast http://unchainedpodcast.co/the-tax-rules-that-have-crypto-users-aghast How Crypto And Blockchain Technology Should Be Regulated http://unchainedpodcast.co/how-crypto-and-blockchain-technology-should-be-regulated Is The IRS Justified In Demanding Information On Millions Of Bitcoin Users? http://unchainedpodcast.co/is-the-irs-justified-in-demanding-information-on-millions-of-bitcoin-users Federal Prosecutor Kathryn Haun On How Criminals Use Bitcoin -- And How She Catches Them: http://unchainedpodcast.co/federal-prosecutor-kathryn-haun-on-how-criminals-use-bitcoin-and-how-she-catches-them How Coin Center Is Helping Define The 'Big Fuzzy Gray Area' Of Blockchain And Cryptocurrency Law http://unchainedpodcast.co/how-coin-center-is-helping-define-the-big-fuzzy-gray-area-of-blockchain-and-cryptocurrency-law Thank you to our sponsors! Bitwise: https://www.bitwiseinvestments.com/unchained Keepkey: https://www.keepkey.com/  Preciate: https://preciate.org/, make a suggestion for who to recognize in a future episode at https://preciate.org/recognize/     

If U.S. crypto regulation seems incredibly convoluted, this is the episode for you. Perianne Boring, the founder and president of the Chamber of Digital Commerce, and its global policy director and general counsel Amy Kim, discuss why U.S. regulation calls crypto assets currency, property, commodities and securities, and how that results in agencies enforcing their own laws without a higher level understanding of the technology. They also discuss what they call the "failure" of the regulatory regime that requires certain types of crypto companies to get licenses from 53 different states and territories and why no firms have so far even gotten close. They also advocate for the technology to be taxed more like currency than property, claiming that the current classification stifles usage of cryptocurrencies as currencies. We also dive into juicy questions like whether ether, which was sold in what we would now call an initial coin offering, is a security and what self-regulation of the crypto space could look like. Chamber of Digital Commerce: https://digitalchamber.org/ Token Alliance: https://digitalchamber.org/initiatives/token-alliance/ Previous episodes on Unchained and Unconfirmed that touched on regulation: Live from SXSW: Michael Casey and Paul Vigna, Co-Authors of The Truth Machine, on Why the SEC Has Issued Subpoenas to ICOs http://unchainedpodcast.co/live-from-sxsw-michael-casey-and-paul-vigna-co-authors-of-the-truth-machine-on-why-the-sec-has-issued-subpoenas-to-icos Caitlin Long on How 'Utility Tokens' Are Now Legal In Wyoming http://unconfirmed.libsyn.com/caitlin-long-on-how-utility-tokens-are-now-legal-in-wyoming SXSW Episode: Former DOJ Prosecutor Kathryn Haun on What the SEC Subpoenas and FinCen Letter Likely Mean http://unconfirmed.libsyn.com/sxsw-episode-former-doj-prosecutor-kathryn-haun-on-what-the-sec-subpoenas-and-fincen-letter-likely-mean The Tax Rules That Have Crypto Users Aghast http://unchainedpodcast.co/the-tax-rules-that-have-crypto-users-aghast How Crypto And Blockchain Technology Should Be Regulated http://unchainedpodcast.co/how-crypto-and-blockchain-technology-should-be-regulated Is The IRS Justified In Demanding Information On Millions Of Bitcoin Users? http://unchainedpodcast.co/is-the-irs-justified-in-demanding-information-on-millions-of-bitcoin-users Federal Prosecutor Kathryn Haun On How Criminals Use Bitcoin -- And How She Catches Them: http://unchainedpodcast.co/federal-prosecutor-kathryn-haun-on-how-criminals-use-bitcoin-and-how-she-catches-them How Coin Center Is Helping Define The 'Big Fuzzy Gray Area' Of Blockchain And Cryptocurrency Law http://unchainedpodcast.co/how-coin-center-is-helping-define-the-big-fuzzy-gray-area-of-blockchain-and-cryptocurrency-law Thank you to our sponsors! Bitwise: https://www.bitwiseinvestments.com/unchained Keepkey: https://www.keepkey.com/  Preciate: https://preciate.org/, make a suggestion for who to recognize in a future episode at https://preciate.org/recognize/     

Amy Kim of Chasing Monkey is an industrial designer who is reinventing the dog crate. Imagine having a safe, functional and pretty crate for your dog. She launched a Kickstarter campaign to get the PAWD crate off the ground. She started Chasing Monkey as an Instagram account for her dog Monkey and turned it into a company when Amy came up with the idea for this cool product while living in NYC.  Amy is also a single mom to a 3 year old boy and has a full time job while pursuing her dream of making PAWD a reality. Show notes: http://wearwagrepeat.com/podcast-episode-17

Welcome to Season 3 of the LIFE WITHOUT LIMITS podcast with Yogi Roth!This season will continue to explore the fundamental question of 'What does it mean to be human?' with an increased focus on our individual path in life, how and why we choose it and the catalytic moments along the way.In the premiere of Season 3, host Yogi Roth shares what he has been up to over the last few months, including hosting the SEASON OF SAM podcast with USC quarterback Sam Darnold, his Heisman voting experience, broadcasting games on the Pac-12 Networks and more.Season 3 will take listeners inside the minds of athletes, artists, musicians and entrepreneurs who are seeking to live their most authentic life while sharing ways in which they maximize their potential.For more information on the SEASON OF SAM podcast, past and future episodes of the LIFE WITHOUT LIMITS podcast or to see the stories that Yogi has shared visit www.YogiRoth.com or follow him @YogiRoth.#LifeWithoutLimits 

This week on the podcast, we have pole dancer, teacher, and blogger, Amy Kim. On this episode, we talk about how the online pole community has evolved since Amy started poling in 2007, and what inspired her to start one of the world’s first pole dance blogs, “Aerial Amy”; how she learned to balance her career with her pole dance passion; and we get real about the realities of pursuing pole professionally and how fulfilling it can be to just keep pole dance as a hobby. Check out Amy’s post podcast interview here: http://www.poleparlour.com/blog/2016/12/19/post-podcast-interview-amy-kim-of-aerial-amy ++++++ Show Notes: Aerial Amy Blog: http://aerialamy.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Aerialamyy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aerialamy/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/amyxshi ++++++ Pole Parlour is a fun, inspiring podcast for all those bewitched by pole dance. Each week, your madame Crimson Minxxx has candid conversation with unique, engaging individuals from within and around the pole dance community. Pole Parlour is passionate about preaching creativity, soulful sensuality, and empowerment through pole dance. Learn more at http://www.poleparlour.com/ Theme music: “This Church” Written by Aaron Drake and Ayana Hampton https://soundcloud.com/soundinspacerecords pole dance | pole dancer | pole dance interview | Aerial Amy