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Toby makes big moves to get Valerie and Reina out of his way, and in response, Valerie makes a shocking decision. The Co-Founder is a Realm production, starring Sunita Mani and Alexandra Shipp, and written by Alexis Wilkinson, Alexa Wejko, and Mimi Mondal. Listen Away. For more shows like this, visit Realm.fm, and sign up for our newsletter while you're there! Listen to this episode ad-free by joining Realm Unlimited or Realm+ on Apple Podcasts. Subscribers also get early access and exclusive bonus content! Visit realm.fm/unlimited Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Want to chat about your favorite Realm shows? Join our Discord. Visit our merch store: realm.fm/merch Find and support our sponsors at: www.realm.fm/w/partners Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Toby makes big moves to get Valerie and Reina out of his way, and in response, Valerie makes a shocking decision. The Co-Founder is a Realm production. Listen away. For more shows like this, visit Realm.fm, and sign up for our newsletter while you're there! Follow us! On Instagram @RealmMedia_ On Twitter @RealmMedia Check out our merch at: merch.realm.fm Find and support our sponsors at: www.realm.fm/w/partners Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ella is an ultimate player and pro disc golfer who has played for the University of Oregon Fugue, Portland Schwa, a women's club team, and two Team USA U-24 women's teams. She played on Fugue from 2015 to 2019 and was a captain from 2017 to 2019. With Fugue, she won a championship in 2015, finished 3rdin 2016, and finished 5th in 2017 and 2018 making Nationals in every year of her college career. With Portland Schwa, Ella helped the team finish 3rdat the 2019 USA Ultimate National Championships taking down #2 seed Molly Brown in the quarterfinals leading them to their best finish at nationals. She has made the national championship every year of her club career. With Team USA, she has won two gold medals with the U-24 women's team in both 2018 in Australia and 2019 in Germany. Ella has now become a professional disc golf player and has even secured a sponsorship with Discmania. In this interview, Ella shares about her college career and the importance of mental resilience, and we discuss her transition into professional disc golf. We reflect on Schwa's quarterfinal upset over Denver Molly Brown at the 2019 USA Ultimate National Championships, and we discuss the main differences between professional disc golf and competitive ultimate. Segment #1: Ella's journey (3:41) Segment #2: Daily life in disc golf(29:50) Segment #3: Ella's memorable games (44:04) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (48:56) Ella's social media contacts: Instagram (@onethrowella), & Twitter (@bagelpowered) 2019 USA Ultimate National Championships Women's Quarterfinal Denver Molly Brown vs Portland Schwa: (https://video.ultiworld.com/club-championships-2019-women-s-mixed-men-s/videos/10-schwa-vs-2-molly-brown-w-quarter-2019-club-championships) 2015 USA Ultimate College National Championships Women's Final Oregon Fugue vs Stanford Superfly: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wecIWxkL1aw) Hallie's Dad YouTube Channel with lots of Portland Schwa games: (https://www.youtube.com/user/HallieDad/featured) Fulcrum Media's Playlist with Oregon Fugue games: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMzRu2RJf8w&list=PL4GFDpORsJ3uTYxsIz8oKqyztbTDjZ-9c) Ella's Disc Golf round at OTB Open: (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC96v9uB8ZKe1TFdYzBOGnpw) Ella Hansen's Callahan Video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccTSyFtps0s) PC: Photo on left (Jon Hayduk Photography) This episode is brought to you by Away From Keyboard. AFK is a lifestyle brand that believes in reconnecting with humanity and our planet. Whether that's tossing a disc on the weekends or hanging out by a campfire, they're dedicated to getting you to explore and grow in your own backyard. Join the adventure and check out their website at www.awayfromkeyboard.co and @get_afk on Instagram. Keep an eye out for the next episode where I interview an ultimate legend in Robyn Fennig. Some of the teams she has played for include Madison Heist, DC Scandal, Minneapolis Drag N'Thrust, Yaka, Madison Radicals of the AUDL, Atlanta Soul of the PUL, and Team USA. She was Ultiworld's 2019 Club Female Player of the Year, 2018 Club Female Offensive Player of the year and a 1st team All-Club selection in 2018 and 2018. In this interview, Robyn shares what led her to start ultimate, and her experiences as an elite level club player and as the president of the USA Ultimate Board of Directors.

Jean “Khyrrah” Tuvilla is a Filipino ultimate player who has represented the Philippines at 5 world tournaments. At the club level she has played for Black Widows, a club women's team, Mulatto Pilipinas a mixed team, and the Boracay Pirates, a well-known beach mixed team. She was on the Asian-Oceanic tour that had female all-stars from the Asian Oceanic region play against top women's club ultimate teams in North America. In this interview, we talk about Filipino ultimate, her time on the Asia-Oceanic Tour, and we discuss balancing ultimate with other life goals. Jean also shares the accomplishment of representing her country with her club team, Mulatto Pilipinas. Segment #1: Jean's journey (3:11) Segment #2: Daily life in ultimate (29:35) Segment #3: Jean's memorable games as a commentator and player (36:00) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (39:56) Jean's social media contacts: Instagram (@Jean_khyrrah_tuvilla), YouTube (@KhyrrahTuvilla) and Facebook (@khyrrahtuvilla) 2018 World Ultimate Club Championships Mulatto Pilipinas (PHI) vs Banana Cutters (CAN): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m22Kstcl1o) 2018 World Ultimate Club Championships Mulatto Pilipinas (PHI) vs GRUT (NED): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuTsUPo1xgk) 2018 World Ultimate Club Championships Mulatto Pilipinas (PHI) vs Shinsu Loose (JPN): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYGpDsCfNSo) 2017 Asia Oceanic Ultimate & Guts Clubs Championships Mulatto Pilipinas vs Borocay Pirates: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V3Ugukv-H0) PC: Photo on left (Nico Primaleon), Photo on right (Don Laczi) (Both are from All About U) This episode is brought to you by Away From Keyboard. AFK is a lifestyle brand that believes in reconnecting with humanity and our planet. Whether that's tossing a disc on the weekends or hanging out by a campfire, they're dedicated to getting you to explore and grow in your own backyard. Join the adventure and check out their website at www.awayfromkeyboard.co and @get_afk on Instagram. Keep an eye out for the next episode where I interview Von Alanguilan, a player for Chicago Machine and Chicago Union who was Ultiworld's 2018 Club Defensive Player of the year. In this interview, Von shares his club experience starting with Chicago Haymaker before his time with Machine, and we get insight into how to play defense from an elite defender.

Anne Worth was the 2020 Callahan award winner and 2019 Premier Ultimate League breakout player of the year who plays for Raleigh Phoenix and the Raleigh Radiance of the PUL. In college, Anne played for UNC Pleiades from 2015-2019 helping the program become one of the top teams in the college women's division. She was named Ultiworld's 2019 D1 OPOTY, 1st team All American and Atlantic Coast 1st team all-region player in 2019. Anne won a gold medal with Team USA U24 mixed in 2019 and was selected to be a member of the Women's national team for the 2020 WUGC. In this interview, hear Anne share her college experience and the positive culture on her team as well as the next stages of her life where she has to balance ultimate with career aspirations. Anne gives some great advice based on her experiences, and she discusses the various goals she wants to accomplish in the sport. Segment #1:Anne's journey (3:14) Segment #2: Daily life in ultimate (29:43) Segment #3: Anne's memorable games as a player (35:35) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (39:37) Anne's social media contacts: Instagram (@buddyanne22) Anne's Callahan video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4tdTLrx-To&t=79s) Anne's PUL Breakout Player of the Year video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgKDO8k6PaA) 2019 USA Ultimate College Championships Women's Semifinal Dartmouth College vs University of North Carolina: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIfeebMP2Zs) PUL Championship Weekend Semifinals: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9Gv2xj4PWY) Photo Credits: (Photo on left) Jon Hayduk Photography and (Photo on right) Brian Whittier, Smileforbrian.com This episode is brought to you by Away From Keyboard. AFK is a lifestyle brand that believes in reconnecting with humanity and our planet. Whether that's tossing a disc on the weekends or hanging out by a campfire, they're dedicated to getting you to explore and grow in your own backyard. Join the adventure and check out their website at www.awayfromkeyboard.co and @get_afk on Instagram. Keep an eye out for the next episode where I interview Brett Matzuka, a mainstay in the US club scene playing for Denver Johnny Bravo, Chicago Machine, Raleigh Ring of Fire and Pittsburgh Temper, while also representing the US on multiple occasions including winning a gold medal in the mixed division at the 2016 World and Ultimate & Guts Championships and as an alternate with the 2013 USA World Games team. In this interview, Brett talks about his long ultimate career and his early experiences playing in Australia, the reasons why he plays ultimate and what led him to play with the different teams he has played for.

**Editor's Note: Mild swearing in this episode** Toly Vasilyev is a multi-time Russian and Canadian national champion representing both Team Canada and Team Russia in various world tournaments as well as playing for Toronto GOAT and Toronto Rush. Toly has won 6 Russian national championships with Jupiter and Shadows and two Canadian Ultimate Championships with Toronto GOAT. With Team Russia, he won a mixed championship at the 2019 European Championships of Beach Ultimate. With Team Canada, he won a world championship at the 2008 World Ultimate and Guts Championships defeating Team USA in the gold medal game in Vancouver. Toly has done multiple projects in the ultimate world including starting a lifestyle clothing brand (Flatball Collective) and the Disc One 4 One project which has brought ultimate to 2,400 kids in Russia and Ukraine. In this interview, hear Toly share about his beginning in ultimate in Russia and his move to Canada where we learn about some opportunities and stories he has playing for Toronto GOAT and Team Canada. Toly also shares some practical tips including how to get more hand blocks and we learn about Toly's various projects including Flatball Collective and the Disc One 4 One project. Segment #1: Toly's journey (3:49) Segment #2: Daily life in ultimate (31:35) Segment #3: Toly's memorable games as a player (42:10) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (47:29) Toly's social media contacts: Instagram (@toll18) Flatball Collective social media contacts: Instagram (@flatballcollective) & Website (flatballcollective.com) Disc One 4 One Project: (https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/disc-one4one#/) 2008 World Ultimate and Guts Championships Open Final Team Canada vs Team USA: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHmTo9Ybp3o&ab_channel=DISCHighlights) 2017 Canadian Ultimate Championships Open Final GOAT vs Winnipeg General Strike: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5zYxK7g3rM&ab_channel=UltimateCanada) Photos: (photo on left) (Brian MacKenzie) (photo on right) (Focus Ultimate) This episode is brought to you by Away From Keyboard. AFK is a lifestyle brand that believes in reconnecting with humanity and our planet. Whether that's tossing a disc on the weekends or hanging out by a campfire, they're dedicated to getting you to explore and grow in your own backyard. Join the adventure and check out their website at www.awayfromkeyboard.co and @get_afk on Instagram. Keep an eye out for the next episode where I interview Dena Elimelech, Ultiworld's 2019 Female College Player of the Year and 2019 USA Ultimate Women's college champion with University of San Diego Dragon Coalition. In this interview Dena shares about the rise of the UCSD program and the beginnings of her ultimate career as well as the amazing ending to her college career when she won a national championship.

Erin Daly has been a fixture in the Canadian ultimate scene representing Canada at the World Championships of Beach Ultimate in 2015, and 2017, playing with Banana Cutters (Vancouver B.C) at the World Ultimate Club Championships in 2018, and winning a Canadian Ultimate Championships Silver Medal in the mixed division in 2019. Erin was selected to be a member of the Team Canada mixed team that was set to compete at the 2020 World Ultimate and Guts Championships that was postponed due to COVID-19. In this interview, Erin shares about capitalizing on the various playing opportunities she has received from all over Canada, which has helped her reach her goal of being on the national team. Along with the opportunities, Erin discusses the challenges of being away from other ultimate hotbeds and fitting into different ultimate teams and systems. We also have an opportunity to talk about what ultimate is like on the East Coast and the growth of youth ultimate in Newfoundland and Labrador. Segment #1: Erin's journey (2:53) Making her first national team (11:43) Segment #2: Daily life in ultimate (32:23) Segment #3: Erin's memorable games (38:50) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (47:09) Erin's social media contacts: Instagram (@Erindaly24) 2019 Canadian Ultimate Championships Mixed Final (Erin played for Soup): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5rDkIwVltM&ab_channel=UltimateCanada) 2019 Canadian Ultimate Championships Mixed Semi-final (Erin played for Soup): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aX6GAE6S8kE&ab_channel=UltimateCanada) 2015 World Championships of Beach Ultimate Mixed Final (Erin played for Team Canada Mixed): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9FsEcVciMI&ab_channel=SkydMagazine) 2017 World Championships of Beach Ultimate USA vs Canada Women's (Erin played for Team Canada Women's): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vDDZ8JF-fY&ab_channel=WorldFlyingDiscFederation) This episode is brought to you by Away From Keyboard. AFK is a lifestyle brand that believes in reconnecting with humanity and our planet. Whether that's tossing a disc on the weekends or hanging out by a campfire, they're dedicated to getting you to explore and grow in your own backyard. Join the adventure and check out their website at www.awayfromkeyboard.co and @get_afk on Instagram. Photos courtesy of Eye to Ngai Photography Keep an eye out for the next episode where I interview Davide Morri, a player-coach for CUSB La Fotta, the defending European open club champions and head coach of the U24 Team Italy open teams. In this interview, Davide talks about the rise and growth of the Italian junior's ultimate program and his experience as the coach and technical director for the CUSB program.

Sarah Melvin was Ultiworld's 2019 European Female Player of the Year and has appeared in the 2018 and 2019 EuroStars tour. She currently plays for Dublin Gravity, a women's club team and was slated to be a captain on the Ireland women's team for the now rescheduled 2020 World Ultimate & Guts Championships. In this interview, Sarah talks about her journey through the Ireland national team program and her awesome experience on the EuroStars Tour. We also have an opportunity to discuss the training and coaches that helped her develop into the player she is today. Segment #1: Sarah's journey (2:27) EuroStars Tour (15:18) Segment #2: Daily life in ultimate (22:35) Segment #3: Sarah's memorable games (27:45) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (38:03) Sarah's social media contacts: Instagram (@Sarahmelvin43) 2019 EuroStars videos: (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLL-qDHd5o5ucNQtxrKvWGzl0TLYGxY9Hd) 2019 European Ultimate Championships Women's Quarterfinal Ireland vs Finland (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJGobra5HhQ&ab_channel=EUF-EuropeanUltimateFederation) 2019 European Ultimate Championships Women's Final Ireland vs Switzerland (requires subscription or use of free trial on Fanseat) (https://www.fanseat.com/video?id=24232) PC: John Kofi (Ultimate Life) (Photo on left) & Darren Yamashita (The Ultimate Guide) (Photo on right) This episode is brought to you by Away From Keyboard. AFK is a lifestyle brand that believes in reconnecting with humanity and our planet. Whether that's tossing a disc on the weekends or hanging out by a campfire, they're dedicated to getting you to explore and grow in your own backyard. Join the adventure and check out their website at www.awayfromkeyboard.co and @get_afk on Instagram. Keep an eye out for the next episode where I interview Rowan MacDonnell, 2018 AUDL MVP with the Dc Breeze and player for DC Truck Stop and the USA national team. In this interview, Rowan talks about his journey in the club division going from unknown player to making Boston Ironside, getting cut the following year, and then thriving in a larger role with DC Truck Stop ever since.

Alison Fischer is a coach for Québec Iris and Team Canada. In this interview, Alison shares about her journey from playing into coaching, and the unique story of how she played her first ultimate game. We also go into a deep dive about her coaching philosophy, what led to the team culture for Iris, and the challenges of running a provincial team. Segment #1: Alison's journey (2:58) Segment #2: Daily life in ultimate (27:58) Segment #3: Alison's memorable games as a player (40:00) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (45:25) Québec Iris social media contacts: Facebook (@iris ultimate) and Instagram (iris_ultimate) Iris in the Canadian Ultimate Championship Finals: (2019) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bsgh7udiLoo&ab_channel=UltimateCanada (2018) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMmPLp10OBg&t=2184s&ab_channel=UltimateCanada Alison on Team Canada (2016 World Ultimate & Guts Championships Women's Masters Final): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agOD9BEdPXY&ab_channel=WorldFlyingDiscFederation This episode is brought to you by Away From Keyboard. AFK is a lifestyle brand that believes in reconnecting with humanity and our planet. Whether that's tossing a disc on the weekends or hanging out by a campfire, they're dedicated to get you to explore and grow in your own backyard. Join the adventure and check out their website at www.awayfromkeyboard.co and @get_afk on Instagram. Keep an eye for next week's episode where I interview interview Charlie Eisenhood, founder and editor-in-chief for Ultiworld. Hear about his story of playing ultimate in high school and college and what led him to founding Ultiworld. Get a behind the scenes look at the beginnings and growth of the largest media company dedicated to ultimate.

Elly is brak! Ze heeft gisterenavond haar laatste werkdag bij het spoorwegmuseum gehad en dat goed gevierd met bubbels. Daarom gaat het over zweterige handen, emotionele momenten en wanneer Freek de Jonge het tijd vindt voor een applaus. In ronde 1 ‘AFK- away from keyboard' raadt Daan afkortingen die veel gebruikt worden in geschreven internettaal. Daarna leren we van welke “dokters” geen adviezen moeten aannemen in het spel ‘Is er een dokter in de zaal?'. Daan blijkt een voorliefde te hebben voor groene ketchup en de kerst-afleveringen van series, vooral vanwege de belletjes in de leader. Dronken jullie al koffie op de middelbare school?

In this episode of Stuck@Om my good friend Matt Mullenweg joins me. Matt is the CEO of Automattic and a founding member of WordPress. Matt usually travels extensively for work — he logged over 500,000 miles in the air last year — but is enjoying his extended time at home.  Recently, I started embracing a concept Matt popularized called “Away From Keyboard”, shortened to “AFK”. It began as a simple way to relate that you were away from your desk but evolved into a way to encourage vacation and time off. It's important to embrace rest and restoration — it helps us become more productive and mentally stable.  Matt shares that they've cultivated a culture at Automattic that's open and honest, where everyone communicates freely. They've found success implementing an open vacation policy (taking as much time off as employees want or need). Every 5 years, Automattic requires its employees to take a 2-3 month paid sabbatical. Matt finds those team members return full of ideas and renewed energy, positively impacting the company.  We also chat about the importance of virtual social gatherings and the importance of continuing human-to-human connection. Matt also shares some tips for those new to the work-from-home model. Be sure to listen to this short but expansive conversation.  Subscribe to THE OM SHOW Outline of This Episode How Matt is enjoying being “grounded”  The big idea behind “Away from Keyboard”  Automattic's open vacation and sabbatical policy  Matt implemented “half days” due to Covid-19 Fall back on the core of your culture The 5 levels of autonomy Make space for virtual social gatherings Resources & People Mentioned The 5 Levels of Autonomy Stuck@Om with Jason Fried The Welfare Effects of Social Media Automattic WordPress Houseparty Grist Connect with Matt Mullenweg LinkedIn Matt's Website Connect With Om www.Om.co Om on Twitter: @Om Om on Instagram: @Om

Épisode n°4 • Dans ce nouvel épisode de c’est vous le doc ! place à la oldies du mois. On s’intéresse à TPB AFK (2013) le film qui raconte les coulisses du procès retentissant de The Pirate Bay. Découverte également sans filtres du trio et de son organisation. Un documentaire marquant témoignage d’une époque où tout semblait possible.

Laura Gaetano was born in Italy, and by my count has lived in at least four different countries. Her multicultural upbringing has had a huge impact on her life. In fact, she currently works at the Travis Foundation with a focus on diversity and inclusion. We talk about her upbringing, her troubles with art school, the work she’s doing now, and changes that may be on the horizon.

Laura Gaetano was born in Italy, and by my count has lived in at least four different countries. Her multicultural upbringing has had a huge impact on her life. In fact, she currently works at the Travis Foundation with a focus on diversity and inclusion. We talk about her upbringing, her troubles with art school, the work she’s doing now, and changes that may be on the horizon.

Adam Clark and I met back in 2013. We started a podcasting company together (which we both left), he shut down his consulting business to move to California and work for Apple, and now he’s back in Tennessee. Last year he launched a new business, Podcast Royale, a company he says will afford him more freedom to do whatever he wants to do. He talks to me about growing up in a cult, losing his father, marriage, and how being a parent gives him a purpose in life.

Adam Clark and I met back in 2013. We started a podcasting company together (which we both left), he shut down his consulting business to move to California and work for Apple, and now he’s back in Tennessee. Last year he launched a new business, Podcast Royale, a company he says will afford him more freedom to do whatever he wants to do. He talks to me about growing up in a cult, losing his father, marriage, and how being a parent gives him a purpose in life.

In our last episode of the year, I talk with Maria Boland Ploessl. Maria’s path to technology has been interesting to say the least. A Saint Paul native, she studied Spanish and Latin American studies in college. In 2016, after living in a few different cities (even a year-long stint in Brazil), she moved back to Minnesota. Now, she’s the Executive Director of Minnestar, a non-profit organization with the aim of supporting and growing Minnesota’s tech community. Maria talks to me about what Minnestar does, the work they’re doing to bring more people of underrepresented groups into tech, married life and how she’s grown from it, and parenthood.

In our last episode of the year, I talk with Maria Boland Ploessl. Maria’s path to technology has been interesting to say the least. A Saint Paul native, she studied Spanish and Latin American studies in college. In 2016, after living in a few different cities (even a year-long stint in Brazil), she moved back to Minnesota. Now, she’s the Executive Director of Minnestar, a non-profit organization with the aim of supporting and growing Minnesota’s tech community. Maria talks to me about what Minnestar does, the work they’re doing to bring more people of underrepresented groups into tech, married life and how she’s grown from it, and parenthood.

Jeremy Fuksa has had a rough few years. After deciding to go out on his own, his third year in business was filled with anxiety. Going back to working a full-time job may sound like a failure to some, but Jeremy doesn’t look at it that way. He talks to me about his unique skill set, dealing with anxiety and depression, and how his recent experience has taught him some great lessons.

Jeremy Fuksa has had a rough few years. After deciding to go out on his own, his third year in business was filled with anxiety. Going back to working a full-time job may sound like a failure to some, but Jeremy doesn’t look at it that way. He talks to me about his unique skill set, dealing with anxiety and depression, and how his recent experience has taught him some great lessons.

There hasn’t been a new episode in a few weeks so I wanted to give you a small update. We’ll be back with new episodes on December 4th.

There hasn’t been a new episode in a few weeks so I wanted to give you a small update. We’ll be back with new episodes on December 4th.

Eryn O’Neil grew up in the southwestern suburbs of Chicago. When it came time for college, it was easy for her to move a few states over and go to college in a small town in Iowa. She now lives in Minneapolis, and after years of being self-employed, she just finished a months-long journey to find her next job. Eryn talks to me about being the first female engineering manager at her new company, what excites her about technology, the hurdles of married life, and staying healthy in a demanding industry.

Eryn O’Neil grew up in the southwestern suburbs of Chicago. When it came time for college, it was easy for her to move a few states over and go to college in a small town in Iowa. She now lives in Minneapolis, and after years of being self-employed, she just finished a months-long journey to find her next job. Eryn talks to me about being the first female engineering manager at her new company, what excites her about technology, the hurdles of married life, and staying healthy in a demanding industry.

Almost eight years ago, Suz Hinton made one of the biggest decisions of her life: move away from her home in Melbourne, Australia and move to the United States. After amicably breaking up with her boyfriend, another decision lied ahead: would she stay? Suz talks to me about culture shock, the hoops she had to jump through to get her visa, her parents, and dealing with burnout.

Almost eight years ago, Suz Hinton made one of the biggest decisions of her life: move away from her home in Melbourne, Australia and move to the United States. After amicably breaking up with her boyfriend, another decision lied ahead: would she stay? Suz talks to me about culture shock, the hoops she had to jump through to get her visa, her parents, and dealing with burnout.

Mahdi Yusuf worked a startup in his twenties and wasn’t worried too much about his health. When he quit that job, he decided to take better care of himself and lost fifty pounds. Now, he’s the CTO of Gyroscope, a startup that aims to be the operating system for the human body, but ever since joining, has gained weight back. Mahdi talks to me about how Gyroscope is trying to help people understand their bodies better, growing up with a love for computers, and trying to be healthy with a busy life.

Mahdi Yusuf worked a startup in his twenties and wasn’t worried too much about his health. When he quit that job, he decided to take better care of himself and lost fifty pounds. Now, he’s the CTO of Gyroscope, a startup that aims to be the operating system for the human body, but ever since joining, has gained weight back. Mahdi talks to me about how Gyroscope is trying to help people understand their bodies better, growing up with a love for computers, and trying to be healthy with a busy life.

After a very difficult 2014 that put Justin Dorfman in the hospital, he vowed to never go back. Justin has Bipolar I disorder, so coming to terms with his limitations and the sacrifices he needs to make to stay healthy hasn’t been easy. He talks to me about his early BMX dreams, his transition from engineering to marketing, and the stigma around mental health.

After a very difficult 2014 that put Justin Dorfman in the hospital, he vowed to never go back. Justin has Bipolar I disorder, so coming to terms with his limitations and the sacrifices he needs to make to stay healthy hasn’t been easy. He talks to me about his early BMX dreams, his transition from engineering to marketing, and the stigma around mental health.

While some dream of having a successful career, Jeff Robbins has already had several. Once the lead singer and guitarist for Orbit, Jeff has worked on some of the most famous Drupal websites. He talks to me about his early interest in computers, starting Lullabot, and adjusting to life after leaving the company he built and ran.

While some dream of having a successful career, Jeff Robbins has already had several. Once the lead singer and guitarist for Orbit, Jeff has worked on some of the most famous Drupal websites. He talks to me about his early interest in computers, starting Lullabot, and adjusting to life after leaving the company he built and ran.

Thirteen years ago, Ashley Baxter inherited the family insurance business when her Dad passed away. Even though she’s a talented photographer, and built a successful photography business, the insurance industry kept calling her name. Ashley talks about what excites her about insurance, the challenges of running a business, and how burnout forced her to focus.

Thirteen years ago, Ashley Baxter inherited the family insurance business when her Dad passed away. Even though she’s a talented photographer, and built a successful photography business, the insurance industry kept calling her name. Ashley talks about what excites her about insurance, the challenges of running a business, and how burnout forced her to focus.

Hello everyone! No new episode this week, since I was away at OSCON last week in Portland. We had a fantastic time. The show will be back with new episodes next Wednesday!

Hello everyone! No new episode this week, since I was away at OSCON last week in Portland. We had a fantastic time. The show will be back with new episodes next Wednesday!

I first heard of Justin Jackson about six years ago. Back then, he was consulting full-time for a company with the dream of going independent. Fast forward to 2018, and after building a successful business, he’s now embarking on a new adventure. Justin talks about his parents, dealing with depression, and a new business he’s co-founded.

I first heard of Justin Jackson about six years ago. Back then, he was consulting full-time for a company with the dream of going independent. Fast forward to 2018, and after building a successful business, he’s now embarking on a new adventure. Justin talks about his parents, dealing with depression, and a new business he’s co-founded.

It’s been four years since Jason Snell left his job at Macworld and started his own site Six Colors. In that time, Jason is back to what he loves: creating. He talks about the diversity of his work day, finding the right mix of revenue streams, and taking a break when you need one.

It’s been four years since Jason Snell left his job at Macworld and started his own site Six Colors. In that time, Jason is back to what he loves: creating. He talks about the diversity of his work day, finding the right mix of revenue streams, and taking a break when you need one.

Away from Keyboard is a new show from Changelog that talks to creative professionals about how they do what they do, where they started, and how they deal with the things that make us all humans. As exciting as our work can sometimes be, we all face burnout, a lack of motivation, mental and physical health issues, and more. While these are topics that can be difficult to talk about, our experiences shape who we are and teach us so many things. AFK is a show that explores the human side of creative work.

Away from Keyboard is a new show from Changelog that talks to creative professionals about how they do what they do, where they started, and how they deal with the things that make us all humans. As exciting as our work can sometimes be, we all face burnout, a lack of motivation, mental and physical health issues, and more. While these are topics that can be difficult to talk about, our experiences shape who we are and teach us so many things. AFK is a show that explores the human side of creative work.

As video games continue to captivate kids around the world, Scholastic AFK—or "Away From Keyboard"—books aim to harness that gaming passion, and convert it into a literacy tool. To learn more about this initiative, we sat down with Michael Petranek, an executive editor at Scholastic, and Matthew J. Kirby, the author of the Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants series. They tell us about what they love about gaming as well as some of the many benefits these books provide to growing readers: they encourage time away from screens, while also supporting reading and literacy by keeping fans engaged in the worlds they love. Additional resources: Learn more about AFK See all of our AFK books Learn more about Matthew J. Kirby Read more about the study around Assassin's Creed Discover Mode Guests: Michael Petranek is an executive editor at Scholastic Matthew J. Kirby is the author of Last Descendants: An Assassin's Creed Novel Series Special thanks: Music composed by Lucas Elliot Eberl Sound mix and editing by Daniel Jordan Produced by Emily Morrow

As video games continue to captivate kids around the world, Scholastic AFK—or "Away From Keyboard"—books aim to harness that gaming passion, and convert it into a literacy tool. To learn more about this initiative, we sat down with Michael Petranek, an executive editor at Scholastic, and Matthew J. Kirby, the author of the Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants series. They tell us about what they love about gaming as well as some of the many benefits these books provide to growing readers: they encourage time away from screens, while also supporting reading and literacy by keeping fans engaged in the worlds they love. Additional resources: Learn more about AFK See all of our AFK books Learn more about Matthew J. Kirby Read more about the study around Assassin's Creed Discover Mode Guests: Michael Petranek is an executive editor at Scholastic Matthew J. Kirby is the author of Last Descendants: An Assassin's Creed Novel Series Special thanks: Music composed by Lucas Elliot Eberl Sound mix and editing by Daniel Jordan Produced by Emily Morrow

I detta avsnitt är det superhjältar på menyn. Filmerna "Guardians of the galaxy" och "The Amazing Spiderman 2" betas av. Rayan och gästen Isac analyserar serien "Arrrow" och på spel-fronten pratar vi om "Batman - Arkham serien"

En podcast om tv-serier, film och spel. I detta avsnitt står Oscars galan, som gick av stapeln för ett par veckor sedan, i fokus. Filmerna "Birdman" och "Whiplash" analyseras speciellt. På serie-fronten kommer "Game of Thrones" upp och i spelväg pratar vi om "Early-acces" sandbox spelet "Besiege"

Der gesamte Podcast beruht jetzt auf dem Podlove Webpublisher. Wenn alles eingerichtet ist, ist auch direkt alles viel schicker als vorher.