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In this conversation, Ari Yablok discusses his transition from being a rabbi to pursuing a career in tech and marketing. He shares his early rabbinic aspirations and how he started working in informal education. Ari explains the three-stage approach he took to build his tech and marketing career, which includes finding a learning job, discovering what he was passionate about and good at, and then taking ownership in a senior-level role. He also emphasizes the importance of constantly pivoting and expanding one's skills in today's fast-paced world. In this conversation, Ari Yablok shares his experiences of navigating the challenges of balancing work and family life, finding meaning in his new career, and the importance of personal branding. Ari also explores the concept of brands and how they connect with individuals on a deeper level. Don't miss out on exclusive bonus content, as well as special offers and initiatives. Join the Shtark Tank Quiet Whatsapp Group today, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠click here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Has Shtark Tank made even a small impact on your life? Email me at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠yaakovwolff@gmail.com ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠with feedback, questions, comments. Bio Ari Yablok is the Head of Brand at Island. Before joining Island in 2021, Ari was the Head of Brand Messaging at Atreo, a B2B tech branding and marketing agency, where he helped shaped the brand of over 50 leading tech companies worldwide. Before entering the world of tech marketing, Ari served as campus rabbi and head of student programming for the English speaking student body of Bar Ilan university. Originally from Teaneck, New Jersey, Ari made aliyah in 2009 with his wife Ayelet who currently live in Givat Shmuel with his wife and six children. You can follow him on Linkedin, and check out his podcast, Believe in Brand on Spotify and Apple Podcasts

Scritto e messo in voce da Gaetano Marino La mia parte è compiuta, e adesso tocca a te, Zeus, padre onnipotente, sostenermi. Perciò ti imploro: manda qui uno che possa ricomporre il mio corpo. Ma non uno che odio, ti supplico. Non uno che mi scagli via, appena divenuto carcassa morente, riversa nella polvere, per essere cibo e preda di cani e rapaci. Chiamo le eterne e oscure vergini. Le ostinate del destino, le Erinni. Vi imploro, o sorelle della notte, datemi conforto e sostegno! Sappiano tutti come mi annientò la mano dei figli di Atreo, miei alleati e presunti amici, Agamennone e Menelao, insieme al loro seguito. Che son infamia su infami, umiliazione verso di me, contro il mio onore. Ora vedono me cadere suicida, ma altro suicidio li sterminerà, stiano certi, per mezzo dei loro cari.

Scritto e messo in voce da Gaetano Marino La mia parte è compiuta, e adesso tocca a te, Zeus, padre onnipotente, sostenermi. Perciò ti imploro: manda qui uno che possa ricomporre il mio corpo. Ma non uno che odio, ti supplico. Non uno che mi scagli via, appena divenuto carcassa morente, riversa nella polvere, per essere cibo e preda di cani e rapaci. Chiamo le eterne e oscure vergini. Le ostinate del destino, le Erinni. Vi imploro, o sorelle della notte, datemi conforto e sostegno! Sappiano tutti come mi annientò la mano dei figli di Atreo, miei alleati e presunti amici, Agamennone e Menelao, insieme al loro seguito. Che son infamia su infami, umiliazione verso di me, contro il mio onore. Ora vedono me cadere suicida, ma altro suicidio li sterminerà, stiano certi, per mezzo dei loro cari.

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Ari Yablok is the Head of Brand at Island, the Enterprise Browser. If that sounds like a pretty simple description of what Island does, then there's a very deliberate reason for that. And it's a reason that has seen Dave fall completely in love with the brand strategy, identity, narrative and messaging that Ari has created for this Israeli startup that is going global pretty rapidly.Everything about Island exudes simplicity. The idea behind the product. The product itself. The experience of using it. The problem it solves. It's easy, clear and stress-free. And this is all reflected perfectly in the simple, clean, zen-like brand experience that it's all wrapped up in, and which entices you with its beautifully uncomplicated and supremely confident attitude.But don't think for a second that the process of developing it was simple. It took a serious investment of strategic work, along with a heavy dose of boldness from Island's founders to choose a path so unlike any other company in their space.Dave has been a long-time fan and admirer, both of Island and of Ari's approach to crafting strategic narratives, end-to-end messaging and brand identities for tech companies in general - which he did for 50+ firms during his previous role at the B2B agency Atreo.So join us for another episode of fanboying as he chats with Ari on:the story of Island's brand development, from first conversation to nowthe thinking behind its distinctive ethos and visual identityhow he and the Island team bring it to life in a differentiated way at live eventsthe challenge of evolving the brand as the company evolvesthe role of Island's founders in the whole processThis is more than a story about an interesting brand. It's an inspirational journey into the magic that happens when visionary founders and brand experts team up before a company has even launched, and build the brand alongside the product.Find out more about Island here, and follow Ari's work on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/ariyablok.If you enjoy the chats then there are more ways to quench your thirst for creative inspiration in the world of B2B tech.

It wasn't very long ago that venture capital was so free-flowing it seemed as if any entrepreneur with a half-decent idea could raise an initial round of financing. Those halcyon days are clearly now past us, with inflation, rising interest rates, and slowing economic growth (or full-fledged recession) ushering in a radically different macro funding environment. VCs, angels, and other early-stage investors are much pickier about what new companies they will support, as a renewed focus on profitability and efficient growth is now the order of the day. That means, of course, that the founder's job of selling their vision to prospective investors is more critical (and arguably challenging) than it has been for a long time. In today's McKinsey on Start-ups guest episode from the McKinsey Israel on High Tech podcast, host Peleg Dekalo, a consultant in McKinsey's Tel Aviv office, speaks to two experts about what it takes for entrepreneurs to achieve investor pitch excellence. Carmel Yoeli is the CEO of Atreo, one of Israel's most successful B2B brand agencies, who works with tech start-ups to develop their strategic narratives and the brands that follow. Luisa Russwurm is a consultant in McKinsey's tech hub in the firm's Tel Aviv office, who spends a lot of her time helping young start-ups shape their investor stories. In this discussion, the two of them go deep on a four-part framework to structure an effective investor pitch, the importance of a clear strategic narrative, and other keys to success in selling the start-up vision.See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information

ATTENZIONE! Ciao! Ho un avviso riguardo l'episodio di oggi. In questa puntata, più che in ogni altra, vengono riportati eventi terribili e azioni spaventose. Se sei solito proporre a dei piccoli questo podcast, ti consiglio di ascoltare tu per primo la puntata, e di decidere se è il caso di esporli a questo racconto. Ho piacere che anche i piccoli ascoltino questo podcast, ma in questo caso occorre veramente prudenza.Anche i più sensibili corrono il rischio di provare certo disagio, per cui l'invito è di procedere con cautela..-.-.-.-.Stiamo facendo conoscenza con la famiglia di Menelao e di Agamennone, due tra i protagonisti più importanti della guerra di Troia…Entrambi i fratelli sono, come certo ricordi, nipoti di Tantalo… una eredità terribile! Oggi proseguiamo il racconto su Atreo e Tieste.Atreo è il padre di Agamennone e Menelao, Tieste è il loro zio.Tra i principi Atreo e Tieste non corre buon sangue, per questioni di successione al trono di Micene.Come abbiamo saputo nella scorsa puntata, Atreo è riuscito a salire al potere, spodestando il fratello dal trono. Questa vittoria politica, però, non gli basta… Egli vuole vendicarsi per gli affronti subiti: la seduzione della moglie Erope da parte proprio del fratello Trieste e il furto del vello d'oro. Il re di Micene organizza una terribile vendetta ai danni del fratello.Invita ad una cena Tieste, come per rappacificare i rapporti. Il fratello accetta ben volentieri l'invito, non sospetta alcun inganno… In fin dei conti, ormai Atreo è l'unico re e può avere tutto ciò che vuole….-.-.-.-.Su Pelopia e Tieste esistono diverse versioni: qui ne ho distillata una, ma mi riservo di registrare una mini puntata con una versione alternativa..-.-.-.-.-.Se ti va di dare un'occhiata al libro, ecco qui un link:https://amzn.to/3Ba1dv1

Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 29:24) > To find new investors, CEOs need to be able to tell the company's story in a concise, yet compelling way, which is a challenging task. As Mark Twain once rightfully said: “if I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter”. In this episode, we'll hear Carmel Yoeli, the CEO of Atreo, one of Israel's most successful B2B brand agencies, and Luisa Russwurm, a Manager from McKinsey's Israel office who has spent most of her time helping young start-ups to shape their investor stories. Both of them will provide us with an actionable framework on how to effectively structure and convey your investor pitch.See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information

To find new investors, CEOs need to be able to tell the company's story in a concise, yet compelling way, which is a challenging task. As Mark Twain once rightfully said: “if I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter”. In this episode, we'll hear Carmel Yoeli, the CEO of Atreo, one of Israel's most successful B2B brand agencies, and Luisa Russwurm, a Manager from McKinsey's Israel office who has spent most of her time helping young start-ups to shape their investor stories. Both of them will provide us with an actionable framework on how to effectively structure and convey your investor pitch. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 29:24) >

Para poder entender la Orestiada necesitamos un poco de antecedentes... en este episodio hablaremos sobre la familia de Agamenon y Menelao, una familia que nadie desearia tener! Parricidios, canibalismo, traiciones y asesinatos. Cositas que rompen la fraternidad! y cuando los rezagos de estos crimenes se acumulan generacion tras generacion... que futuro tan brillante le puede esperar a sus descendientes?

הקשר בין פרסום להייטק הוא נושא חם עכשיו אבל מה שפחות דובר עד כה הוא על מיתוג חברות ההייטק ע״י סוכנויות המתמחות בכך. זו הסיבה ששמחתי לארח הפעם את נטע רייך, סמנכ״לית הקריאייטיב של סוכנות אטראו המתמחה במיתוג חברות הייטק כמו: jfrog, gong, similarweb, overwolf ועוד. דיברנו על ההבדל בין מיתוג של חברות הייטק לבין מיתוג חברות צרכניות, איך מסבירים ומקפסלים את מהות של החברה ומייצרים את התפיסה המותגית שתדבר למשקיעים מצד אחד, אבל גם ללקוחות וגם לעובדים פוטנציאליים? דיברנו הרבה על הטרנד של מיתוג החברות ומיתוג מעסיק, למה הרבה מהחברות עושות די אותו דבר, על הכסף הגדול בתחום, למה היא חושבת שהתחום נמצא בגיל ההתבגרות ולמה כל החברות טוענות שהן ״משנות את העולם״. לסיום דיברנו על עבודת קריאייטיב אין האוס מול עבודה עם סוכנויות מקצועיות, על חשיבות האנגלית והשפה, על סוגי התוצרים שהם מכינים, על ניהול קריאייטיב של מיתוג וגם על המודל העסקי של החברה ומה דעתה על ה״מלחמה״ או התחרות בין משרדי הפרסום לחברות ההייטק. פרק מרתק, עמוס בדוגמאות וסיפורים. רלוונטי מאוד למי שבהייטק, למי שבפרסום ולמי שחושב לעבור מתחום אחד לשני. הפרק בשיתוף ״טרגט ספיריט״ המשווקת את הפרסום בתחנות הרדיו של כאן. "דיגיטל אוהב רדיו" ו"רדיו זה כאן" עם מעל 1.8 מיליון מאזינים ביום, בכל הארץ.https://target-spirit.co.il/ רוצים לראות את הדוגמאות שמדברים עליהן בפרק? כולן מחכות לכם ב-JuiceLetter, הניוזלטר של קבוצת קריאייטיב פירסט. להרשמה לחצו פה: https://www.punkt-adv.com/juiceletter מחפשים עבודה או עובדים? מוזמנים להיכנס ללוח של קבוצת קריאייטיב פירסט, ולפתוח פרופיל או לפרסם מודעה בחינם: .https://creative.cmtz.me/ לתגובות ולשיחות על הפרק ולדיונים והשראה על פרסום, שיווק וקריאייטיב, אתם מוזמנים להצטרף לקבוצת קריאייטיב פירסט: https://www.facebook.com/groups/createam  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ciclos de conferencias: Civilizaciones del Egeo (IV). Palacios y arquitectura del poder en las civilizaciones minoica y micénica. Fernando Quesada Sanz. La cultura palacial de Creta, que solemos llamar "minoica", se desarrolló durante la Edad del Bronce ya desde los primeros siglos del II milenio a. C. Fueron estrechos desde el comienzo sus vínculos con el mundo del Próximo Oriente y el Egipto faraónico, cimentados en intensas relaciones comerciales. Es posible que el propio nacimiento de los imponentes centros palaciales minoicos, complejos tanto en su arquitectura como en su funcionamiento, se inspiraran en los sistemas palaciegos de Siria y Mesopotamia. La cultura minoica generó además, en torno a esos palacios de Cnosos, Festo, Mallia y Zakro, verdaderas ciudades, además de otros centros dispersos por toda la isla. La solidez del sistema social, político, religioso y económico así generado demostró una gran solidez: el pavoroso terremoto de c. 1700 a. C. solo reforzó el sistema palacial, con la reconstrucción de los ahora llamados "Segundos Palacios", aún más grandiosos que los anteriores, en especial en Cnosos. Creta ejerció una intensa influencia cultural por todo el Egeo, no solo en islas como Santorini, sino incluso en el continente griego, particularmente en la zona de Mesenia, en el Peloponeso, donde aparecieron en el bronce Medio modelos arquitectónicos, como la tumba circular de tipo tholos, de procedencia cretense. Y sin embargo, la cultura minoica no era "griega". Los sistemas de escritura palaciales, en particular la llamada "Lineal A", todavía no descifrada, reflejan que la lengua minoica sin duda no era griega, como tampoco muchos de los rasgos conocidos de su religión. ¿Por qué entonces es estudiada siempre en los manuales de Arqueología como parte de la cultura griega? No porque Creta forme parte del estado heleno actual, sino porque cuando hacia el 1600 a. C. surgió en Grecia Continental una nueva y poderosa civilización, que llamamos micénica, encontró en el espejo de Creta una serie de modelos para su propia estructura palacial. El prestigio minoico fue tal que sin duda artesanos cretenses, orfebres y armeros, pintores y arquitectos, contribuyeron al principio a la creación de una cultura material de Micenas, Pilos y los demás palacios micénicos. Incluso, cuando los señores micénicos descubrieron que necesitaban la escritura para controlar el complejo sistema palacial, adoptaron y adaptaron la escritura Lineal A minoica para su propia lengua, que es indudablemente una forma arcaica de griego, generando la Lineal B. Y sin embargo, aun empleando en origen elementos arquitectónicos y constructivos minoicos, como sus características columnas, o la pintura al fresco, los palacios micénicos acabaron siendo estructuras profundamente distintas a los palacios minoicos, reflejo de una mentalidad diferente. Destacan sobre todo sus poderosas fortalezas, que ya los griegos antiguos consideraban sobrehumanas, obra de los Cíclopes, aunque en contra de lo que se suele creer, también en Creta minoica hubo murallas en ciertos lugares. Eran las fortalezas micénicas una contundente expresión de poder, de ambición de dominio militar y territorial. Del mismo modo, las tumbas de tipo tholos que tomaron de Creta acabaron sirviendo a funciones (sepulturas reales), distintas de las originales. Las monumentales tumbas de los señores micénicos, encabezados por el wanax, especialmente las imponentes de Micenas –el Tesoro de Atreo, la Tumba de Clitemnestra…– constituyen hitos de la arquitectura antigua, monumentalizada al servicio de la exaltación personal o dinástica de sus promotores. Finalmente, Micenas acabó dominando y absorbiendo Creta, de modo que, por ejemplo, la última fase del palacio de Cnosos, la que hoy visitamos, estuvo al servicio de un príncipe micénico, quien trajo sus carros de guerra, empleó un archivo en lengua griega y decoró las paredes con griegos heráldicos y panoplias de armas de sabor claramente micénico. Al tiempo, las delicadas estructuras de la villa minoica de Haghia Triada fueron aplastadas bajo la masa de los cimientos de un megaron, el núcleo y símbolo arquitectónico del poder griego. Ambas culturas, pues, en origen distintas, acabaron trabadas entre sí, de forma que no se puede entender y estudiar una sin la otra. Ambas desarrollaron formas de vida urbana que se proyectaron materialmente en palacios, urbes y tumbas de fuerte dimensión arquitectónica, cuyos vestigios se ofrecen hoy, no solo como una contundente prueba material de su existencia, sino como expresión privilegiada de su personalidad. Explore en www.march.es/conferencias/anteriores el archivo completo de Conferencias en la Fundación Juan March: casi 3.000 conferencias, disponibles en audio, impartidas desde 1975.

בפרק הזה אנחנו מדברים עם כרמל יואלי, בעלים ומנכ"ל Atreo, סוכנות מיתוג למותגים טכנולוגיים B2B. אנחנו מדברים עם כרמל על המסלול שלו מתפקיד של הנדסת מכירות להבנה שחסרה בשוק הפונקציה שתחבר את הקריאטיב עם הדיבור הטכני הכבד, ועד להקמת הסוכנות. דיברנו על החשיבות של פוקוס ואיך לא סוטים ממנו, ואיך אם תגיד למספיק דברים לא זה יעזור לך להתפקס על מה כן. איך שמים טק על שלטי חוצות, איך מקימים קטגוריות חדשות בשוק, ואיך בכלל עוזרים לחברות לענות על השאלה: מה אתם? דיברנו על בניית ויז'ואלים שמספרים את הסיפור בצורה גרפית, איך מביאים אנשים של קוד להבין את החשיבות של מיתוג, איך מוכרים את המיתוג בעולם שבו הכלים שבהם אתה משתמש מעידים עליך כמקצוען, ואיך מודדים את המיתוג. ------------------------------------------------------------------- המאסטרים - עוד פודקאסט למוצר היא סדרה מקצועית מבית היוצר של עוד פודקאסט לסטארטאפים. את הסדרה מובילים דוד קלר - שותף מייסד ומנכ"ל סטודיו Prime, ויאיר קיבייקו סמנכ"ל המכירות והשיווק בסטודיו See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

--- This episode’s Community Champion Sponsor is Ensemble Health Partners. To learn more about their inspiring work: https://www.ensemblehp.com/ (CLICK HERE) --- While in the midst of a crisis, like the COVID-19 pandemic, I believe there is an excellent opportunity to challenge old norms and to create an environment for new ideas, innovations, and technologies to take flight.   One area ripe for new thinking and innovation is the age-old topic of indoor air quality.  During today’s episode, we are joined by a national thought leader and business executive who has been leading the charge on the importance of addressing indoor air quality for more than a decade.  Harry Pliskin is the President of Atreo, an industry-leading organization that designs and installs pneumatic transport solutions in highly complex environments of all sizes and geographical locations. While together, Harry shares with us how his clients are adjusting to the realities and needs the pandemic has created and how he is leading the charge in reimagining designs and solutions for indoor air quality well after the pandemic is behind us.  Join us for this meaningful and encouraging conversation about the importance of indoor air quality during the Coronavirus outbreak and beyond.  Episode Highlights: The importance of indoor air quality before, during and after COVID-19 Simplifying and managing critical air quality information about COVID-19 Opportunities for improved indoor air quality and innovation beyond COVID-19 About our Guest:  Harry Pliskin is President of Atreo, a Colorado-based environmental services and management company. He has worked with hundreds of clients to design and implement science-based, cost-effective infection prevention and indoor air quality solutions. Harry and his team of engineers, researchers, project managers and technicians have worked with customers in multiple industries including hospitals and universities, office buildings, hotels, residential developments, educational institutions, and nonprofit organizations. Clients have included Mayo Clinic, Stanford University, Penn Medicine, and the University of Texas. Harry participated in the Sloan Foundation’s Microbiome Project at the University of Chicago and is a frequent speaker on the most effective and efficient science-based strategies and tools to mitigate the risk of exposure to COVID-19 and other infectious diseases. He has been warning about the transmission of airborne viruses and bacteria and recommending a more robust response in the private and public sector for more than the past decade.  Prior to Atreo, Harry was founder and CEO of TeleWeb Worldwide, one of the first business process outsourcing companies providing services from locations around the world (now FirstSource – www.firstsource.com.) Previously, Harry worked in Washington, D.C. overseeing legislative advocacy efforts for maintaining the affordability of telecommunications and energy at the state and federal levels for one of the country’s largest advocacy group. Harry graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a B.A., Economics, and a J.D. from George Washington University. Links Supporting This Episode: Atreo website: https://www.atreo.com/ (CLICK HERE) Harry Pliskin LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-pliskin-01b8356/ (CLICK HERE) Visit our website: https://www.passionatepioneers.com/ (CLICK HERE) Subscribe to newsletter: https://www.passionatepioneers.com/ (CLICK HERE) Guest nomination form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScqk_H_a79gCRsBLynkGp7JbdtFRWynTvPVV9ntOdEpExjQIQ/viewform (CLICK HERE) Support this podcast

Parecchi anni fa, in un antico paese, vivevano due fratelli. Uno si chiamava Tieste e l'altro, che aveva sposato la figlia di un re, si chiamava Atreo. Atreo e Tieste si odiavano a morte perché Tieste aveva rubato al re Atreo la moglie, e Atreo aveva cacciato di casa il fratello traditore. Tieste vagabondava per il mondo, senza una casa e senza una famiglia. Ma ad Atreo non bastava. Il suo odio non gli dava pace e voleva una vendetta crudele. Continue reading

Parecchi anni fa, in un antico paese, vivevano due fratelli. Uno si chiamava Tieste e l'altro, che aveva sposato la figlia di un re, si chiamava Atreo. Atreo e Tieste si odiavano a morte perché Tieste aveva rubato al re Atreo la moglie, e Atreo aveva cacciato di casa il fratello traditore. Tieste vagabondava per il mondo, senza una casa e senza una famiglia. Ma ad Atreo non bastava. Il suo odio non gli dava pace e voleva una vendetta crudele. Continue reading

La actriz de Tiestes y Atreo habla en esta entrevista sobre la adaptación y codirección de Tadeys (junto con Albertina Carri), de Osvaldo Lamborghini, además de la experiencia de trabajar con Diego Capusotto.

Promo Mix for Atreo Entertainment. Dancehall / HipHop 2019

Yan (Yanko) Kotliarski is the VP digital at Atreo and one of the most well-known Performance marketers in Israel. Over the past decade, Yan has worked with some (if not all?!) of the biggest brands in Israel, gives talks about Facebook ads and marketing campaign. In this episode, Yan talks about how working in Atreo has brought his understanding of the importance of strategy to a whole new level, why the original message most B2B tech startups can limit their growth and how you should start thinking about your marketing. Listen to the episode In this episode you’ll learn: - Why your tech-oriented marketing message doesn’t work (even when marketing to other tech people). - How to dig into your data to build a useful buyer’s persona. - Why Strategy should come before tactics - even when you’re eager to start. - Are TV & Radio obsolete?

We interview the incredible TRAVIS ATREO and we WORLD PREMIERE his new single“LANGUAGE” from his upcoming album“ATREO”! As a person of many talents (artist, singer, songwriter, producer, composer, mixing and mastering engineer), he is absolutely one of the hottest talents on the rise, having garnered over 60 million plays on Spotify and 38 million YouTube views! We discuss how he maintains positivity in a cut-throat, often unhealthy music industry, as well as his musical journey which almost came to an end a few years back! Also, we explore Travis’ embracing of being an artist that creates covers and how it has positively impacted his career. #TravisAtreo also talks about his experience since releasing his debut ep“Keep Hope Alive,” while blessing us with an exclusive, live in-studio performance of“Somehow”. Also, on this week’s show, we feature new music from #TOKiMONSTA #ShawnWasabi ft #Satica #RockyRivera #GYamazawa #KidTrunks of #MembersOnly #JamieBoy #SophiaBlack #ManilaGrey #Emmalyn #Nikobeats #DollyAve #Rozen !

Parecchi anni fa, in un antico paese, vivevano due fratelli. Uno si chiamava Tieste e l'altro, che aveva sposato la figlia di un re, si chiamava Atreo. Atreo e Tieste si odiavano a morte perché Tieste aveva rubato al re Atreo la moglie, e Atreo aveva cacciato di casa il fratello traditore. Tieste vagabondava per il mondo, senza una casa e senza una famiglia. Ma ad Atreo non bastava. Il suo odio non gli dava pace e voleva una vendetta crudele. Continue reading

This week we are joined by two amazing musicians who have recently releases new albums, Travis Atreo and Joseph Vincent. Together we talk about the joys and challenges of creating music in the digital age, as well as chat about the latest pop culture topics including Minji's impressions of The Great Wall, why John Wick 2 is awesome, stuff we didn't learn in history class, and PewDiePie. This week’s intro & outro music is provided by our guest Joseph Vincent, the track is “Memories” off his latest album “Here's 2 You” As always, send us your listener questions at podcast@kollaboration.org Learn more about the KollabCast and listen to past episodes here Subscribe to us on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, or via our RSS feed (http://kollaboration.libsyn.com/rss) Follow our guest at: Travis Atreo @travis_atreo Spotify Joseph Vincent @josephvincent12 Spotify Follow our hosts at: @minjeeeezy @marvinyueh The KollabCast is a podcast about pop culture and the creative life from an Asian American perspective A proud member of the Potluck Podcast Collective

sostieni Parole di Storie con una libera donazione adattamento e messa in voce di Gaetano Marino con il sostegno del Festival della Scienza di Cagliari Continue reading