Podcasts about Arata

On this episode of Coffee, Country & Cody, we welcome Butter & Grit, Josh Osbourne and Tony Arata   0:00 - Welcome / What’s Coming Up 3:12 - Entertainment with Kelly Sutton  11:39 - Interview with Butter & Grit 29:44 - Interview with Songwriter Josh Osbourne and Charles Dixon from Bluebird at the Symphony  38:54 - Interview with Tony Arata     Connect with WSM Radio: Visit the WSM Radio WEBSITE: http://bit.ly/650AMWSM Follow WSM Radio on TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@wsmradio Like WSM Radio on FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/WSMRadioFB Check out WSM Radio on INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/WSMRadioInsta Follow WSM Radio on X: http://bit.ly/WSMRadioTweets Listen to WSM Radio LIVE: http://bit.ly/WSMListenLive Listen to WSM on iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/live/wsm-radio...  

Dans cet épisode des Voix de l'économie, nous recevons Fabienne Arata, la directrice générale de LinkedIn France. Notre invitée explore les transformations profondes que connaît le marché du travail, grâce à l'essor de l'intelligence artificielle.Stéphane Pedrazzi et Fabienne Arata abordent les enjeux du recrutement à l'ère du numérique. Ils révèlent comment les nouveaux outils d'IA permettent de filtrer les candidatures de manière plus efficace, mais aussi plus équitable, en se concentrant davantage sur les compétences que sur les diplômes ou l'expérience. Cependant, ils soulignent que cette évolution comporte également des défis, comme le risque de créer une « forteresse numérique » inaccessible pour certains profils.L'invitée explique comment l'IA peut aider les candidats à mieux se positionner, en leur permettant de rechercher des offres en fonction de leurs aspirations et de leurs compétences, plutôt que de se limiter à un titre de poste. Elle met également en lumière le rôle croissant des soft skills, ces compétences transversales qui deviennent essentielles dans de nombreux métiers, face à l'automatisation de certaines tâches.Un autre sujet passionnant abordé dans cet épisode est celui de la génération Z, ces jeunes qui entrent sur le marché du travail. L'invitée partage les résultats d'enquêtes qui montrent que cette génération est à la recherche de sens, d'opportunités d'apprentissage et de mobilité, plutôt que d'une carrière linéaire. Les entreprises qui sauront répondre à ces attentes auront un avantage certain pour attirer et fidéliser ces talents.Un épisode représentant une véritable mine d'informations pour tous ceux qui s'intéressent aux évolutions du marché de l'emploi. Que vous soyez candidat, recruteur ou simple curieux, vous y trouverez des éclairages précieux sur les tendances qui façonnent le monde du travail de demain.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Grammy-nominated songwriter Tony Arata sits down with Kerry and Lisa for another Music Legends Series special. The soulful storyteller breaks down the story and history behind his Garth Brooks hit, "The Dance," which won ACM Song of the Year in 1991. Tony also shares his thoughts on co-writing, the art behind crafting the perfect song, and his secondary passion for baseball.

This week we say goodbye to Miyo and the gang until the season 3 specials. In real life Joe is cat sitting for his GF and learns the dangers of letting a cat physically sit on you. Meanwhile, Sarah has been hanging out and watching some horror movies. Then we talk about American animation studios for a solid ten minutes, as one does.Then we finish off My Happy Marriage, we wrap up the Naoshi arc rather easily as Arata remembers that he's a good guy actually and Miyo and Naoshi try to change each other's minds. Then in the finale, Kiyoka and Miyo set their affairs in order so they can retire to a nice quiet life with each other. Next time, we watch Revolutionary Girl Utena, which you can watch here.

This week we finish Chihayafuru! Not much has happened since last recording in the real world. Joe finds out that he doesn't need to upgrade his computer to windows 10 and Sarah stubs her toe real bad (and sends Joe a picture of it mid recording, look forward to that).In Chihayafuru, we end with two solid episodes and one out of place one. It's character drama time and we take the last few moments of the series to work out our feelings for each other over the course of Valentine's day. Then, we end with Arata doing some truly season 1 style stuff like starting his own karuta club. He's finally catching up. This show ends in kind of a weird place, but we have a good time talking through it.Next time we watch My Happy Marriage episodes 1-3!

We finally get some romance this time! In our real lives, Sarah has been considering a car purchase while Joe made a big purchase, a Steam Deck. Then we talk about video games as one does. In Chihayafuru, we ramp up for the Arata v Harada match. Wow, what a mouth full. Then we get some quality time with Master Suo. Our opinion on him might change a bit. Then the boys get to make some romantic progress! Things are really heating up now!

Our best boy is stuck on the sidelines this week. In our real lives, Sarah is deciding which car to buy so she can get back out on the open road, while Joe goes to a concert, a rare occurrence for him! In Chihayafuru, we see if any main character can make it to the challengers final. Which is to say, Arata needs to pull through or this season is a wash. Come on Arata! You're finally in the show! Make us proud!

“We can be broke anywhere, so why not Nashville?” were the fateful words from Tony's wife Jamyi some 40 years ago.Once packed up from Thunderbolt, Georgia it didn't take long for the aspiring singer/songwriter (and UPS worker) tohave a chance run-in with Garth Brooks. Tony explains the quirky inspiration for writing “The Dance,” which is amonghis four #1 country chart toppers and Brook's admitted signature song. Dolly, Reba, Emmylou, Trisha, Patty Loveless andLainey Wilson have all recorded his songs. Not bad for a journalism major. AMONG THE TOPICS: WHY YOU CAN'T PICKAND CHOOSE YOUR MEMORIES, DISCOVERING THERE ARE TWO NINE O'CLOCKS, A 1967 OPEL KADET, AND WHY ATEENAGE SUMMER GAVE HIM KEYS TO THE KINGDOM.

“We can be broke anywhere, so why not Nashville?” were the fateful words from Tony's wife Jamyi some 40 years ago.Once packed up from Thunderbolt, Georgia it didn't take long for the aspiring singer/songwriter (and UPS worker) tohave a chance run-in with Garth Brooks. Tony explains the quirky inspiration for writing “The Dance,” which is amonghis four #1 country chart toppers and Brook's admitted signature song. Dolly, Reba, Emmylou, Trisha, Patty Loveless andLainey Wilson have all recorded his songs. Not bad for a journalism major. AMONG THE TOPICS: WHY YOU CAN'T PICKAND CHOOSE YOUR MEMORIES, DISCOVERING THERE ARE TWO NINE O'CLOCKS, A 1967 OPEL KADET, AND WHY ATEENAGE SUMMER GAVE HIM KEYS TO THE KINGDOM.

Quatrième épisode de la saison pour Kick-Off Rugby ! Programme chargé avec le traditionnel débat autour de Thomas Ramos, excellent avec Toulouse. L'invité sera Santiago Arata, le demi de mêlée du CO.

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Vor 80 Jahren, am 6. August 1945, warf ein Flugzeug der US Air Force die Atombombe „Little Boy“ über Hiroshima ab. Mehr als 100.000 Menschen starben durch die Explosion und deren Folgen. Das Gedenken an dieses Ereignis bleibt bedeutend in einer Zeit, in der in Europa erneut Krieg herrscht. Arata Osada, damals Rektor der Universität Hiroshima, sammelte in „Kinder aus Hiroshima“ über 2.000 Aufsätze von Kindern und Jugendlichen, die den Angriff überlebt hatten. Auf Grundlage dieser Texte haben Jürgen Geers und Christian Gebert ein Dokumentarhörspiel geschaffen. Die Erinnerungen sind erschütternd. Gerade die ungeschönten kindlichen Perspektiven verleihen ihnen besondere Eindringlichkeit. Nach schriftlichen Zeugnissen japanischer Kinder, herausgegeben von Arata Osada und Hermann Vinke Bearbeitung: Jürgen Geers und Christian Gebert Regie: Christian Gebert Mit: Oliver Bomsdorf, Barbara Brodt, Hans Helmut Dickow, Tobias Eggert, Annette Füssel, Agathe Corsula u.v.a. hr und Sender Freies Berlin 1985 | ca. 88 Min. (Audio verfügbar bis 01.08.2026)

Dubbed the Meme Queen of Depression by Mashable, Aiden Arata's real goal on Instagram was to build a big enough following to convince traditional publishers to let her write a book. Thus her new collection of essays, You Have a New Memory, in which Arata reveals the chillingly empty realities about her millennial "Doom" generation's relationship with social media. There really isn't much of an influencer economy, Arata confesses, acknowledging that most social media "stars" are, in fact, grifters. So the only way to monetize one's influencer status is by writing a traditional book which, Arata argues, also offers a refuge from what she calls the "flattened" language of digital media. 1. Arata Became an Influencer to Enable Her Real Dream"I think that I created an internet following to trick people into letting me write a book. I've always wanted to write a book... I've always been a writer."Arata reveals her Instagram success was strategic - a means to literary credibility rather than an end goal.2. Social Media Has "AI'd" Us Before AI Arrived"I think it's interesting because just sort of the way that algorithms train us to use certain language... we kind of have AI'd ourselves by mimicking certain phrases and just flattening... the field of interpretation for words."She argues we've already been conditioned to communicate like machines, making actual AI less of a leap.3. Digital Content Creates an Existential Crisis"I call it plastic bag theory. And it's this idea that... the internet is like a plastic bag, it's disposable, but it's also forever. It's sort of on its trash island swirling out there somewhere. And then when we use the internet, we kind of become that as well."Her metaphor captures how online content - and creators - exist in a liminal state between temporary and permanent.4. The "Doom Generation" Faces Unprecedented Awareness"We've never been so aware of all of the atrocities that happen around us and to us. And we've sort of also never been so aware of our own powerlessness to affect change."She explains why her generation feels particularly anxious about the future.5. Books Offer Refuge from Digital Language Flattening"A book is a really beautiful response to that. It's reclaiming language as something that can go on these sort of philosophical eddies and can have a metaphor that's a little bit complicated... that is like just perfect in its weird slanty little way."Despite her digital success, she sees traditional publishing as essential for preserving nuanced human expression.Keen On America is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit keenon.substack.com/subscribe

We've done it! Two seasons down, one to go. Join us for the season 2 finale of Chihayafuru!In our real lives, Joe is enrolling in the wrong language classes while Sarah is mourning the end of a notably non-romantic season of Love Island.In Chihayafuru, Mizusawa cleans up the individual tournament, Taichi finally ranks up, and Shinobu takes a rare L. Oh and also we learn that maybe Arata is thinking about Chihaya constantly. Like all the time. And maybe she's in love with him too. Hm, things are looking pretty bad in the Taichi corner of this love triangle, but hey, there's always season three for him to make a comeback!

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We're back this week after taking a week off from last week. Instead we had our JP3 coverage so I hope you enjoyed that! Irl, Joe was spending time with his dad and Sarah was at a con!In Chihayafuru, we get one, solitary episode where we just hangout with characters and then it's right back into tournament mode. We play against some international students and then we get some Arata time! Finally! He's here!!

We get back to the mat this week with Chihayafuru S2. Second season is here! IRL, Joe is playing Kotor II and Sarah had fun times with her coworkers.We start off season 2 with two no characters, ones an icon and the other we both dislike. Can you guess which is which? As for the rest of the characters we pick off basically where they ended last season, Taichi is sad boy, Chihaya is clueless, and the rest are also there. Here's hoping Arata gets to do something soon!

Every year in Japan, thousands of people disappear voluntarily to start a new life. 'Johatsu' means to evaporate or evaporating. Berlin-based filmmakers Andreas Hartmann and Arata mori made a documentary together to explore the phenomenon of “evaporating people" in Japan. - 日本で行方が分からなくなる人は年間約９万人（2023年）。その中には自発的に行方をくらまし、人生の再スタートを切る蒸発者も多くいます。その蒸発を追ったドキュメンタリーが、日本では上映しないことを条件に完成しました。今週からシドニーの映画祭で上映されます。

We're back and its time for some Karuta! In the real world, we went to an anime convention together! In skip beat cosplay! It was fun! Check out our Instagram for some pictures (hopefully we have them soon).In Chihayafuru, Taichi has one last shot to make class A. Can he do it or will Arata torpedo his run by outclassing him? Also can Chihaya pass or tests? Then we go back to a tournament, where Chihaya is playing a literal child then a literal office worker. We ask questions like, is anyone in this show actually friends? Do we know what friendship actually is? Is Joe just watching this show wrong? Answers and more on this episode.

This week we are together in person (apologies for any mic weirdness). We run down our 2024 year and think of some goals for 2025! Surely, it'll be a good year, no reason to be pessimistic or depressed about it.....In Chihayafuru, we move onto the individual stages. We learn who that weird girl was from a few episodes ago (spoiler, she's weirder in person) and Taichi feels he'll never catch up to Chihaya or Arata. Then we get a recap episode which we gloss through. Happy New Year ShouJoe listeners!

Happy Holidays to all our lovely listeners! We have a not so festive episode this week. Joe's got the Flu and Sarah has been busy with things but we manage to spend a lot of time talking about random stuff anyway.In Chihayafuru, we finish up the regional tournament and jump right into nationals. Chihaya's family troubles are resolved, Kana recites a poem, and Arata and his big hands finally re-enters the story.

Fear the Wave Director Michael Arata joined Isaac Popper & John Burrows on Inside the Wave to discuss working with Tulane Football players on new NIL agreements. Michael highlighted Jon Sumrall's commitment and his ongoing support. Then, he recapped the "crazy week" of players wanting to "run it back" and teased some future agreements. Throughout the episode, Michael gave some insight into the types of players that Tulane will get in the portal, what they are like on and off the field. Get Inside the Wave.

This week we rekindle an old friendship and make a new one! But first, Joe and Sarah catch up on their favorite sidekick Robin iteration, the ACOTAR book series and more.In Chihayafuru, Chihaya and Taichi go to visit Arata. He says he's given up Karuta, but like, he's not serious is he? No way. It was probably just a misunderstanding. This couldn't possibly be linked to a tragic event. Never. Then we recruit our first member to the Karuta club. It turns out history and poetry is cool. Go learn some history everyone!Recommendations:Sarah -> Joe: Choice of GamesJoe -> Sarah: Harpy Gee

Barry Arata served as a firefighter and Fire Engineer with the San Jose Fire Department in California. Throughout his career, he has been dedicated to public safety, responding to emergencies and advocating for strong community preparedness. In 2021, he became a prominent voice opposing vaccine mandates for city employees, emphasizing individual rights and the operational integrity of emergency services. Barry also joined legal efforts to challenge public health policies that he believed could impact the safety and efficiency of first responders.

In this episode of South Pole, host Clark Marchese interviews Dr. Javier Arata, a marine biologist specializing in fisheries management in Antarctica. They delve into the sustainable harvesting of Antarctic krill, a crucial species supporting ecosystems for penguins, seals, and whales. Dr. Arata shares his experiences as a scientific observer, his work with CCAMLR, and his role in promoting responsible practices through the Association for Responsible Krill Harvesting Companies. They discuss the impacts of climate change, the importance of monitoring krill populations, and innovative conservation strategies, highlighting the critical role of krill in Antarctica's food web. Tune in to understand how science, policy, and industry come together to protect this essential marine resource.Episode Guest: Dr. Javier ArataFind more on Dr. Arata here.Find Dr. Arata's publications here. More on the Association of Responsible Krill harvesting companies (ARK) hereEpisode Transcript and more information on the Pine Forest Media WebsiteFollow Pine Forest Media on Instagram @pineforestmediaHosted, produced, written, and edited by Clark Marchese Cover art and PFM logo by Laurel Wong. Theme music by Nela Ruiz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Arata joins Isaac Popper for Inside the Wave's Navy game preview. Michael recapped the season as a whole and talked about how special a time it is for Tulane Football. Then, he gave the path to victory for Saturday, and shared how he saw Dagan Bruno effectively mimic Navy QB Blake Horvath. Michael even left fans with a score prediction.

Though distressed by her nightmares, Miyo keeps pushing herself to be a supportive wife; Arata Tsuruki comes to speak with Miyo while Kiyoka is away. Arata unveils his real identity and acquaints Miyo with the grandfather she was previously unaware of, offering a potential solution to her nightmares with just one condition. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otakuology/support

Joining me for this episode is pet industry entrepreneur, freelance journalist, writer and copywriter, Isabel Alvarez Arata. We chat about what it takes to start and be successful in the pet industry and writing for online and print publications. We discuss her successful pet industry blogging and copywriting services. Of course we chat about her wildly successful podcast, Covered In Pet Hair, a fun and boozy show for pet lovers. Have a listen from someone who knows the pet industry from nose to tail, my dear friend, Isabel Alvarez Arata. Enjoy! EPISODE NOTES: Isabel Alvarez Arata

- Honda Makes $11 Billion EV Investment in Canada - Honda Introduces Two New EVs In China - Toyota To Build 3-Row Electric SUV In Indiana - U.S. April Sales Expected to Slightly Dip - NHTSA Opens Investigation into Tesla Autopilot Recall - Mazda Unveils Two New NEVs For China - Nissan Reveals Four Electrified Concepts - Ram Shows Off New RHO Performance Truck - Republican Governors Likely to Ramp Up Anti-UAW Efforts

- Honda Makes $11 Billion EV Investment in Canada - Honda Introduces Two New EVs In China - Toyota To Build 3-Row Electric SUV In Indiana - U.S. April Sales Expected to Slightly Dip - NHTSA Opens Investigation into Tesla Autopilot Recall - Mazda Unveils Two New NEVs For China - Nissan Reveals Four Electrified Concepts - Ram Shows Off New RHO Performance Truck - Republican Governors Likely to Ramp Up Anti-UAW Efforts

Sunspot Jonz fka BFAP is one half of Mystik Journeymen and a founding member of Living Legends. Growing up in East Oakland, he fell in love with music early but didn't identify with gangsta rap trends. This led Sunspot to find like-minded artists in the underground hip-hop scene, like his partner Luckyiam fka PSC, who joined Mystik Journeymen. Frustrated with the mainstream music industry, they pressed their own tapes and CDs, created their own magazine, and threw their own shows, including the Broke Ass Summer Jam. After traveling the world independently, the Journeymen became founders of the Living Legends crew along with Grouch, Murs, Eligh, Arata, Scarub, Bicasso, and Aesop. Since then, the Legends have sold millions of units and continue independently touring around the world. -- Sponsored by Stem Social https://stemsocial.io IG: https://instagram.com/stem.social -- For promo opportunities on the podcast, e-mail: historyofthebaypodcast@gmail.com -- Produced by DEO @deo415, videography by @mvp_kingced --- History of the Bay Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3ZUM4rCv6xfNbvB4r8TVWU?si=9218659b5f4b43aa Online Store: https://dregsone.myshopify.com Follow Dregs One: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1UNuCcJlRb8ImMc5haZHXF?si=poJT0BYUS-qCfpEzAX7mlA Instagram: https://instagram.com/dregs_one TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@dregs_one Twitter: https://twitter.com/dregs_one Facebook: https://facebook.com/dregsone415 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/historyofthebay/support

Michael Arata has spent his life in the New Orleans legal community, entertainment community, and local sports community. As a lawyer, he has represented clients in federal and state courts around the country and in some of the nation's largest environmental mass tort class action cases, tax refund class actions, large-scale maritime losses and complex commercial and construction litigation. Michael also was instrumental in the creation and passage of Louisiana's successful film tax credit program and has represented film producers, studios, financiers and other entertainment and sports industry clients for over 25 years. He was elected as Chairman of the State Bar Association Section on Arts, Entertainment and Sports Law and has been a frequent lecturer and guest speaker at countless seminars, law school classes, trade group meetings, church groups and other community and professional gatherings, including the Louisiana Bar Association, New Orleans Bar Association, the Society of Louisiana CPAs, the Rotary Club, the New Orleans Film Commission, the Louisiana Department of Economic Development Office of Entertainment Development, Tulane Law School, Loyola Law School, University of New Orleans, Delgado University, De La Salle High School, Metairie Park Country Day School, the JAG School, and many others. Michael has also had a lifetime of work in the entertainment and arts community, producing award winning films, theatre productions and television shows. He has produced over 25 films, appeared as an actor in over 60 films (and as stuntman when he can), and produced and acted in dozens of live theatre productions. He has led and served on the boards of numerous non-profit theatre projects and charitable organizations, and continues to do so. Michael is a graduate of Tulane University, where he was a starting member of the Tulane Football Team. He is a graduate of Tulane University School of Law, where he was a founding member of the Tulane Sports Law Society and a member of the Environmental Law Clinic. Known as "Coach Arata", Michael Arata has coached countless New Orleans-area kids in football, baseball, soccer and track over the past 35 years. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Tulane T-Club, the former letter-winnner's association at Tulane, and FTW Collective, Tulane's Name, Image and Likeness collective. He is Chairman of the USATF Masters Combined Events Subcommittee, which hosts the annual national indoor and outdoor masters track and field championships. Michael Arata is married to Emily Sneed Arata, former Deputy Mayor of the City of New Orleans, who serves as a senior executive at Ochsner Foundation Hospital. They have two boys, Gabriel and Rocko. #leducentertainment #spaghettionthewall #podcast