Podcasts about Che

Non abbiamo ancora la ricetta della carbonara vegetariana di Raffaele, ma vi promettiamo che presto Raffaele condividerà tutta la ricetta passo per passo. grazi Tom per le tue domande, e ti promettiamo che non smetteremo mai di parlare di cibo, se mai ci fosse stato qualche dubbio. Ma bando alle ciance! Di cosa abbiamo parlato? Di Londra! Matteo e Katie sono stati a Londra e hanno girato un video per Easy Italian, presto lo potrete trovare online. Trascrizione interattiva e Vocab Helper Support Easy Italian and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easyitalian.fm/membership Note dell'episodio Di cosa abbiamo parlato? Abbiamo parlato dei mesi, e di un giorno in particolare, il 15 agosto, o anche Ferragosto. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferragosto Matteo e Raffaele ci hanno raccontato i loro ferragosto, soprattutto quando erano più giovani! A proposito di Ferragosto, cos'è un gavettone? https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gavettone E cosa sono i Falò? https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fal%C3%B2 Poi i mesi dell'anno. Perché si chiamano così e da dove vengono i loro nomi? Raffaele ci porta a spasso per l'antica Roma e i suoi imperatori. Ecco il calendario romano, con sorprendentemente solo dieci mesi: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendario_romano E poi l'evento più famoso che viene dopo Ferragosto: il Palio di Siena. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/PaliodiSiena Trascrizione Transcript Musica Raffaele: [0:11] Auguri! Matteo: [0:26] Eh! Tanti auguri! Raffaele: [0:27] Tanti auguri a noi! Che si festeggia? Matteo: [0:31] Siamo arrivati a duecento... mila! ... Support Easy Italian and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easyitalian.fm/membership

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Cory and Che review new comics from Marvel and DC (11:04) and the conclusion of James Tynion IV's horror mini series The Closet (51:13) then they review the first episode of Netflix's The Sandman (32:53).  And finally, they discuss the first three episodes of Paper Girls (01:06:14). Curse of the Rewatch: Ghost Rider by Mark Steven Johnson  Our Youtube: Click Here Subscribe: Itunes | Spotify | Google Play | Stitcher Twitter: @NextTimeOnPod If you have any questions or comments please email nexttimeonpodcast@gmail.com

Nel mese di luglio ho fatto la sfida 30 dirette in 30 giorni su Instagram. Il mio obiettivo era "poco ambizioso": volevo vedere se riuscivo a completare la sfida così impegnativa; uscire dalla mia zona di comfort, tornare a creare contenuti quotidianamente dopo un periodo in cui ero ferma. E nel mentre avrai creato e testato una serie di contenuti di cui i migliori (approvati dalle persone che mi seguono su Instagram) sarebbero diventati le puntate del podcast che è la mia piattaforma principale Tutti questo obiettivi li ho raggiunti ...Che rimanga agli atti che sono ORGOGLIOSA di me che mi amo e mi accetto completamente così come sono MA avrei potuto fare e ottenere molto di più. Si, mi mangio le mani...In questa puntata scoprirai sette cose che avrei potuto fare meglio e cosa puoi fare tu per prepararti per una sfida come questa.______________COME POSSO AIUTARTIScarica "L'ABC dell'online business". Il tuo successo online inizia con un sistema semplice e efficace. Scopri il sistema a 5 passi per creare o ottimizzare la tua attività online. Una guida con 56 consigli pratici per coach, consulenti, professionisti che vendono servizi o prodotti digitali online. Hai bisogno di aiuto con i contenuti per i tuoi social media? Didascalie che vendono.È una serie di 3 workshop super pratici + modelli, guide, tutorial e 70 post già ottimizzati che devi solo personalizzare.  Trasforma il tuo profilo Instagram in una macchina per generare contatti e vendite in meno di 15 minuti al giorno.

Dal Vangelo di Matteo 17,22-27 In quel giorno, mentre si trovavano insieme in Galilea, Gesù disse loro: «Il Figlio dell'uomo sta per essere consegnato nelle mani degli uomini e lo uccideranno, ma il terzo giorno risorgerà». Ed essi furono molto rattristati. Quando furono giunti a Cafàrnao, quelli che riscuotevano la tassa per il tempio si avvicinarono a Pietro e gli dissero: «Il vostro maestro non paga la tassa?». Rispose: «Sì». Mentre entrava in casa, Gesù lo prevenne dicendo: «Che cosa ti pare, Simone? I re della terra da chi riscuotono le tasse e i tributi? Dai propri figli o dagli estranei?». Rispose: «Dagli estranei». E Gesù replicò: «Quindi i figli sono liberi. Ma, per evitare di scandalizzarli, va' al mare, getta l'amo e prendi il primo pesce che viene su, aprigli la bocca e vi troverai una moneta d'argento. Prendila e consegnala loro per me e per te». --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vangelo/message

- Che amor, encontré estos aritos, te los olvidaste en casa - Gordo esos aritos no son míos. ¿Cómo reaccionarías vos? ¡Escuchá la apertura completa! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/urbanaplayfm/message

mentre si trovavano insieme in Galilea, Gesù disse ai suoi discepoli: «Il Figlio dell'uomo sta per essere consegnato nelle mani degli uomini e lo uccideranno, ma il terzo giorno risorgerà». Ed essi furono molto rattristati.Quando furono giunti a Cafàrnao, quelli che riscuotevano la tassa per il tempio si avvicinarono a Pietro e gli dissero: «Il vostro maestro non paga la tassa?». Rispose: «Sì». Mentre entrava in casa, Gesù lo prevenne dicendo: «Che cosa ti pare, Simone? I re della terra da chi riscuotono le tasse e i tributi? Dai propri figli o dagli estranei?». Rispose: «Dagli estranei». E Gesù replicò: «Quindi i figli sono liberi. Ma, per evitare di scandalizzarli, va' al mare, getta l'amo e prendi il primo pesce che viene su, aprigli la bocca e vi troverai una moneta d'argento. Prendila e consegnala loro per me e per te».

Puntata 317 - ospiti di oggi Renato RONCO voce storica delle telecronache di F1 di Tele Monte Carlo.Sopravviverà Binotto all'estate? Che succede al mercato piloti F1? Alonso, Vettel, rientra Giovinazzi? La FIA si accorda finalmente per il 2023 con i team e l'analisi di questa prima parte inoltrata del mondiale.

In quel tempo, mentre si trovavano insieme in Galilea, Gesù disse ai suoi discepoli: «Il Figlio dell’uomo sta per essere consegnato nelle mani degli uomini e lo uccideranno, ma il terzo giorno risorgerà». Ed essi furono molto rattristati. Quando furono giunti a Cafàrnao, quelli che riscuotevano la tassa per il tempio si avvicinarono a Pietro e gli dissero: «Il vostro maestro non paga la tassa?». Rispose: «Sì». Mentre entrava in casa, Gesù lo prevenne dicendo: «Che cosa ti pare, Simone? I re della terra da chi riscuotono le tasse e i tributi? Dai propri figli o dagli estranei?». Rispose: «Dagli estranei». E Gesù replicò: «Quindi i figli sono liberi. Ma, per evitare di scandalizzarli, va’ al mare, getta l’amo e prendi il primo pesce che viene su, aprigli la bocca e vi troverai una moneta d’argento. Prendila e consegnala loro per me e per te».

Se mi segui da qualche tempo, sai che approfitto di ogni spunto ed avvenimento per darti qualcosa di preziosoÈ qualcosa che mi sono ripromesso anni fa: man mano che progredisce il progetto dei Sarti del Web, ti regalo un pezzettino di come funziona il Mercato e la Comunicazione OnlineRestituisco qualcosa che assimilo costantemente per migliorare il mondo che mi circondaLa puntata di oggi non fa eccezione! Anche se inizialmente ero in difficoltà…Mi sono imbattuto nella domanda di Ludovico che, come puoi capire dal titolo, rientra nell'insieme “tutto bello quello che dici! MA NEL MIO SETTORE…”Ah! Che fastidio…Fatto divertente, mentre giravo la puntata mi sono accorto che volevo andare oltre il semplice smontare pezzo per pezzo la domandaLa Comunicazione Online funziona sempre in ogni settore del mercato perché si basa sulla mente delle persone e non su quello che vendiMa è un concetto che ripeto sino alla nausea ogni settimanaCosì oggi aggiungiamo un pezzetto… e ti parlo DELLA LEGGE DEL BARATRO!Da dove deriva la tentazione irresistibile di dire “Questa cosa da me non funziona”?Dalla legge del BaratroPerché alcune aziende fatturano così tanto che sembra stiano stampando soldi?Per la legge del BaratroPerché la maggior parte delle imprese invece fallisce o non ottiene i risultati desiderati?Indovina un po'?Sempre per la legge del BaratroOggi voglio darti un elemento indispensabile per riflettere sul tuo mercato, sul tuo settoreTi offro lo strumento per fare quel passo preziosissimo che ti metterà chilometri avanti alla concorrenza!E lo faccio attraverso tre esempi pratici, perché siam tutti stufi delle chiacchiereE allora cosa aspetti? Scopri subito l'argomento della puntata di oggi cliccando PPPLEEEEIIIIII!p.s. la gatta è solo a scopo promozionale, perché è fetente ed è scappata subito

Dal Vangelo di Matteo 17,22-27 In quel giorno, mentre si trovavano insieme in Galilea, Gesù disse loro: «Il Figlio dell'uomo sta per essere consegnato nelle mani degli uomini e lo uccideranno, ma il terzo giorno risorgerà». Ed essi furono molto rattristati. Quando furono giunti a Cafàrnao, quelli che riscuotevano la tassa per il tempio si avvicinarono a Pietro e gli dissero: «Il vostro maestro non paga la tassa?». Rispose: «Sì». Mentre entrava in casa, Gesù lo prevenne dicendo: «Che cosa ti pare, Simone? I re della terra da chi riscuotono le tasse e i tributi? Dai propri figli o dagli estranei?». Rispose: «Dagli estranei». E Gesù replicò: «Quindi i figli sono liberi. Ma, per evitare di scandalizzarli, va' al mare, getta l'amo e prendi il primo pesce che viene su, aprigli la bocca e vi troverai una moneta d'argento. Prendila e consegnala loro per me e per te». --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vangelo/message

Che cos'hanno in comune gli Area e i cartoni giapponesi? Quali sono i vinili più rari al mondo? Giunta alla stagione numero 13, Bollicine torna a raccontare la musica attraverso le sue storie e le voci dei suoi protagonisti: ogni settimana un filo rosso a cui sono legate una decina di canzoni, con un occhio di riguardo per la musica italiana. Come sempre, tutte le playlist si trovano sul celeberrimo Bolliblog.com. A cura di Francesco Tragni e Marco Carini

Vee Tridente vi guida tra i sudori e i bollori della stagione più oscena dell'anno ricordandoci il potere del nostro personaggio preferito. Britney Spears. Che in questo lungo anno ha trovato persino il tempo per maritarsi. Ma a che punto siamo, con la Britney? Lo scopriamo insieme in questo special...

Donald explores composer Claudio Monteverdi, one of the most important figures in the development of Western music. As a composer of both secular and sacred music, over the course of his career he worked for court, church and was one of the key figures in the development of opera. Across this week of programmes, Donald Macleod tracks Monteverdi's career across three cities, from promising child prodigy, through poverty and plague, to his final years in the priesthood, with huge artistic successes along the way. Music Featured: Toccata (Orfeo) Surge propera amica mea (Sacrae cantiunculae) O bone Iesu, illumine oculos meus (Sacrae cantiunculae) Surgens Iesu (Sacrae cantiunculae) Iusti tulerunt spolia impioru (Sacrae cantiunculae) Non si levav'ancor l'alba novella (2nd book of Madrigals) E dicea l'una sospirand'all'hora (2nd book of Madrigals) O come e gran martire (3rd book of Madrigals) O primavera (3rd book of Madrigals) Occhi, un tempo (3rd book of Madrigals) Rimanti in pace (3rd book of Madrigals) Questi vaghi concenti Vespro della Beata Vergine (Ave maris stella a 8) Zefiro torna e di soavi accenti Il Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda De la Bellezza le dovute lodi, SV 245 Anima mia, perdona (4th book of madrigals) Che se tu se il cor mio (4th book of madrigals) Cruda Amarilli (5th book of madrigals) Ah, dolente partita! (4th book of madrigals) Quel augellin che canta (4th book of madrigals) Pur ti miro (L'incoronazione di Poppea, Act 3 Sc 8) Orfeo (Act 5 : Final ritornello and Moresca) Orfeo (Act 3: excerpt) Lamento d'Arianna Missa da capella a sei voci “In illo tempore” (Kyrie and Gloria Il Ballo della Ingrate (Overture) Misero alceo, SV 114 (6th book of Madrigals) Zefiro torna, SV 108 (6th book of Madrigals) Presso un fiume tranquillo, SV 116 (6th book of Madrigals) Dixit Dominus (Vespers, 1610) Tirsi e Clori (7th book of Madrigals) Litanie della Beata Virgine, SV 204 Oblivion soave (L'incoronazione di Poppea, Act 2) Gloria a 7 (Selve morale e spirituale) Ardo avvampo, mi struggo, ardo, accorrete, Madrigali guerrieri, No 7 (8th book of Madrigals) Lamento della ninfa, Madrigali amorosi, No 9 (8th book of Madrigals) Torna, torna, deh torna Ulisse (Il ritorno d'Ulisse, Act 1 Sc 1) Beatus Vir Presented by Donald Macleod Produced by Sam Phillips For full track listings, including artist and recording details, and to listen to the pieces featured in full (for 30 days after broadcast) head to the series page for Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643) https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0019knl And you can delve into the A-Z of all the composers we've featured on Composer of the Week here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/3cjHdZlXwL7W41XGB77X3S0/composers-a-to-z

ในภาวะตลาดผันผวน นักลงทุนจำนวนมากจะย้ายเงินทุนเข้าหาสินทรัพย์ปลอดภัย ซึ่งหนึ่งในนั้นก็คือ สกุลเงิน “ฟรังก์สวิส” ของประเทศสวิตเซอร์แลนด์ แล้วทำไมฟรังก์สวิส ถูกยกให้เป็นสินทรัพย์ปลอดภัย ? ลงทุนแมนจะเล่าให้ฟัง สนับสนุนโดย Blockdit ดาวน์โหลดแอปที่ https://www.blockdit.com/download References -https://www.history.com/news/why-is-switzerland-a-neutral-country -https://www.blockdit.com/posts/6222117acb75387fec48fbf0 -https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex/120915/buying-swiss-francs-longterm-investment-risks-rewards.asp -https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/safe-haven.asp -https://finecobank.co.uk/public/newsroom/safe-haven-currencies/ -https://www.offshorecompany.com/banking/swiss/ -https://www.longtunman.com/9520 -https://www.longtunman.com/36992 -https://publications.swissbanking.ch/economic-trends-in-the-swiss-banking-industry/assets-under-management/ -https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/CHE/switzerland/trade-balance-deficit#:~:text=Switzerland%20trade%20balance%20for%202020,a%2020.19%25%20increase%20from%202017. >-https://www.statista.com/statistics/263707/unemployment-rate-in-switzerland/ -https://www.imd.org/news/updates/2021-world-competitiveness-ranking/ -https://www.globalinnovationindex.org/userfiles/file/reportpdf/GII-2021/GII_2021_results.pdf -https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/slideshows/most-politically-stable-countries?slide=11 -https://www.thansettakij.com/world/518843

Ah, le vacanze! Che bella cosa, le vacanze! Quest'anno io e Giulia abbiamo trascorso due settimane in Grecia, su due isole incantevoli del Mar Egeo. Ti va di scoprire dove siamo andati? Ne parlo nel nuovo episodio del podcast. Buon ascolto e buono studio! _______ Troverai le trascrizioni di tutti gli episodi del podcast sulla mia pagina Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/vaporettoitaliano Sul canale Patreon di Vaporetto Italiano troverai: le versioni audio dei video pubblicati su YouTube pdf con le spiegazioni e gli esercizi relativi ai video le trascrizioni degli episodi del podcast con il vocabolario più importante (usato in contesto) tante lezioni in diretta durante le quali parleremo, faremo attività di comprensione orale, quiz e molto di più! Con i materiali di Vaporetto Italiano potrai imparare l'italiano sempre di più e parlare in modo sempre più naturale. Sono felice di averti qui con me!

Parti con Tara, Sara e Gianluca alla scoperta di luoghi fuori dal sentiero battuto.Dove sono le Langhe? Che cosa si può fare sul Lago d'Iseo? Cosa sono i “Sassi” di Matera? E perché Civita di Bagnoregio è chiamata la “città che muore”? Questo e molto altro ancora in una puntata ricca di consigli di viaggio!***La tua opinione è importante per noi! Partecipa al sondaggio: https://bit.ly/3xdR0Ox Bastano 5 minuti per aiutarci a migliorare i nostri podcast!*** Usa la trascrizione per seguire il testo dell'episodio e scopri contenuti interessanti: https://bit.ly/3oowXrEHai domande? Scrivi a podcasting@babbel.com

Oggi ti mostrerò come trasformo 25.000€ in 1.000.000 di euro e approfondirò i 5 passi che credo rappresentino il percorso più rapido per guadagnare. Ma prima dobbiamo parlare velocemente di due cose. La prima è che, il modo che io ti suggerisco di utilizzare per fare ciò, è avviando o scalando un business che possiedi. Più e più volte, questo si è dimostrato essere il modo più efficace per costruire il proprio patrimonio ed è qualcosa che puoi controllare a 360 gradi. Certamente potresti trasformare 25mila euro in un milione attraverso le criptovalute, ma io non l'ho fatto. O attraverso azioni e investimenti nel mercato azionario. Che probabilmente è ciò a cui principalmente puntano la maggior parte delle persone, oltre all'avere un proprio business, ma io non sono né qualificato, né interessato in questi settori. Quindi, avviare, scalare e poi vendere o sostenere il tuo proprio business, è il segreto. L'unico altro punto che voglio chiarire, è che voglio tu sappia che puoi fare tutto ciò che ti mostrerò, partendo da meno di 25mila euro. Ci vorrà solo un po' di tempo in più e dovrai essere un po' più fantasioso, ma sicuramente puoi farlo. Quindi, ecco gli step che hanno funzionato per me e per decine, se non centinaia di altre persone, alle quali l'ho mostrato nel corso degli anni.

Un player mp3. Di quelli economicissimi ma touch si chiama jolike.Che effetto produce: ascoltare la musica e usare il cellulare molto meno per tutto.Incredibile. Mi sento gia' piu' in vacanza.E le persone le sento isteriche perche' non rispondo entro due ore... fatevene una ragione, voglio vivere :)))ps: la cinesata funziona, ma sotto il sole non si vede e non si riesce ad usare :(((

Il suo motto è "embrace radicality".L'organizzazione per cui lavoro, o l'azienda di cui acquisto i prodotti, migliora o peggiora il pezzo di mondo in cui opera? Se lo peggiora, è estrattiva. Se lo migliora, e ri-generativa.Parola di Eric Ezechieli, leadEretico, co-founder - insieme a Paolo di Cesare - di Nativa, prima società benefit in Europa e prima B Corp in Italia. Co-autore di "Un'impresa possibile", libro (tanto stimolante quanto godibile) fresco di stampa, che ha prestato il titolo a questa puntata.Pagine cariche di speranza, domande e ispirazioni, che hanno dato il la a un dialogo generativo.Che cosa differenzia le imprese estrattive da quelle ri-generative? Che cos'è esattamente una B Corp? E una Società Benefit? Perché sono preziose per noi e per il pianeta? Che leadership serve in un'economia rigenerativa? Che futuro ci attende?Trovate qui le risposte di un pioniere che ha abbracciato i modelli di business ri-generativi B Corp e Società Benefit prima ancora che la legge italiana li riconoscesse, contribuendo a diffonderli in Italia e nel mondo.

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In questo appuntamento di Non Stop News troviamo: Le letture estive. Che libri conviene portarsi sotto l'ombrellone? I consigli di Emanuela Sorrentino, book blogger molto seguita sui social. La legge elettorale. Come funziona? E ancora, dopo le urne, che tempi per formare un governo? Lo abbiamo chiesto al professor ad Alfonso Celotto, professore ordinario di Diritto Costituzionale all'Università "Roma Tre". L'ultimo rapporto "Osmed" dell'Agenzia Italiana del Farmaco certifica un aumento delle spese degli italiani per i farmaci. Intanto l'Italia si prepara a una massiccia campagna per la quarta dose di vaccino. Di questo e altro abbiamo parlato insieme al prof. Silvio Garattini, scienziato, farmacologo e fondatore dell'Istituto di ricerca farmacologica "Mario Negri". Ancora sulla politica. Ci ha raggiunto Alessandra Todde, viceministra per lo sviluppo economico del Movimento Cinque Stelle. Non Stop News condotto da Giusi Legrenzi, Massimo Lo Nigro, Enrico Galletti. e Luigi Santarelli.

Quanti parlano dei tuoi contenuti?Che tu scriva articoli o post, oppure che tu scriva libri ed ebook, che tu abbia un tuo canale YouTube o su TikTok, o abbia un podcast o faccia streaming su Twitch, quanti parlano dei tuoi contenuti?Quanti ti citano e cosa dicono?Oggi, l'avrai capito, parliamo di social reputation!Buon ascolto!NOTE PODCAST------------------Approfondisci gli argomenti:➥ I consigli di Raffaele Gaito per promuovere i libri: https://bit.ly/35kMeju➥ La mia recensione di "L'arte della pazienza" (R. Gaito): https://bit.ly/3Pw6iVv➥ La mia recensione di "La pratica" (S. Godin): https://bit.ly/3S9Nz46

Che rapporto ha la generazione Z con la lingua inglese? Risponde Sarah Ellis, Senior Assessment Services Manager per Cambridge University Press & Assessment. https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/it/

Quante volte ci troviamo impantanati nel pensiero che qualcosa di negativo ci accadrà sicuramente? Che andrà male? Che non ce la faremo? Oggi esploriamo il mondo delle aspettative negative e come scardinarle. Iscriviti al #podcast, commenta e condividi con i tuoi amici le #puntate di #thebigfatvoice, seguiti sui #social, rimani in contatto e buon ascolto! Visita il sito http://www.mbgvoice.com (www.mbgvoice.com)  Segui la pagina Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thebigfatvoice (https://www.facebook.com/thebigfatvoice)  Segui il profilo Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thebigfatvoice (https://www.instagram.com/thebigfatvoice) Puoi metterti in contatto con Massimiliano scrivendo a info@mbgvoice.com Fai girare la voce… o meglio… fai girare #thebigfatvoice Musica originale by #audiio @helloaudiio www.audiio.com

6 tecniche per leggere meglio (e ricordare ciò che leggi)

Che cos'è BeReal e come funziona. Il social della "verità". Qual'è la sua mission. Quali sono i suoi problemi.

Questa è la storia di una truffa clamorosa: nel 1822, dall'Inghilterra in tanti decidono di emigrare nel Sud America in cerca di fortuna, in particolare in un Paese che è stato descritto come ricchissimo e accogliente: il Poyais. A centinaia si imbarcano e partono verso... il nulla. Perché il Poyais non esiste. Aderisci alla pagina PATREON e sostieni i miei progetti e il mio lavoro: http://patreon.com/massimopolidoroPartecipa e sostieni su TIPEEE il progetto del mio Tour 2022 in tutta Italia: https://it.tipeee.com/massimopolidoro Scopri il mio Corso online di Psicologia dell'insolito: https://www.massimopolidorostudio.com​Ricevi l'Avviso ai Naviganti, la mia newsletter settimanale: https://mailchi.mp/massimopolidoro/avvisoainaviganti e partecipa alle scelte della mia communitySeguimi:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/massimopolidoro/ Gruppo FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MassimoPolidoroFanClub Pagina FB: https://www.facebook.com/Official.Massimo.Polidoro Twitter: https://twitter.com/massimopolidoro Sito e blog: http://www.massimopolidoro.com Iscriviti al mio canale youtube: https://goo.gl/Xkzh8A

Generazione affitto...sia che ragioni come prima casa sia che vedi la casa solo come asset

On Today's episode, Che and Dyl talk about Dylan's weird Wakanda Forever audition. Then they go over some real stupid news, discuss the ethics of hunting your friends for money, and pop music's role in colonization. Then they finish each other off with a discussion about Jaden McDaniels' role on the team. Many have him penciled in as the starter on day one, but is that a fair expectation?

La Francia attacca il Regno di Sardegna. Siamo nel Dicembre del 1792 e la flotta rivoluzionaria francese tenta un doppio sbarco per conquistare la Sardegna e annetterla alla Francia. Napoleone è uno degli ufficiali che attaccano La Maddalena. Domenico Millelire è l'eroe sardo che impedisce la conquista delle isole maddalenine. Ma l'invasione passa anche per Carloforte e Cagliari dove quattromila soldati sbarcano sul litorale. Che battaglia!

4 abitudini che mi hanno cambiato TUTTO

Oggi parliamo di un aspetto dell'Italia che è sicuramente famoso all'estero, ma non per la sua bontà, o per la sua bellezza. Ovviamente ci sono differenze a seconda di dove sei in Italia, ma di cosa stiamo parlando? Bè dovete ascoltari per capirlo! Trascrizione interattiva e Vocab Helper Support Easy Italian and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easyitalian.fm/membership Note dell'episodio Abbiamo iniziato subito con una citazione canora di Raffaele: Sarà perché ti amo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wA_0lSxkG8 I ricchi e poveri https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RicchiePoveri Non possiamo svelare il tema della puntata, ma possiamo diri il suggerimento di Raffaele: "Mai essere imprevedibile!" E poi abbiamo parlato della famiglia, la famiglia italiana e le famiglie di Matteo e Raffaele. Un piccolo ripasso per il vocabolario "famiglia" Famiglia Parente Parentela Papà/Padre Mamma/Madre Genitori Marito Moglie Figlio Figlia Figliastro Fratello Sorella Cugino Cugina Zio Zia Nipote Nipote Nonno Nonna Bisnonno Bisnonna Cognato Cognata Suocero Suocera Genero Nuora Trascrizione Transcript Musica Matteo: [0:11] Che confusione... Raffaele: [0:26] Sarà perché ti amo? Matteo: [0:27] Eh, iniziamo subito con queste citazioni canore. Raffaele: [0:34] Musicali! Eh, sì, e adesso mi devi dire "che confusione, sarà perché ti amo" che canzone è, e chi la canta! Matteo: [0:44] Allora, mi sento veramente in un quiz musicale, con le cuffie, dentro la cabina. La canzone è... non mi ricordo! Raffaele: [0:56] È molto molto facile... I Ri... Matteo: [0:59] I Ricchi e Poveri! (Bravo!) I "Ricchi e Poveri", ma non mi ricordo la canzone, il nome della canzone. Raffaele: [1:07] Ti do due opzioni. Scelta A: Che confusione. Scelta B: Sarà perché ti amo. .... Support Easy Italian and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easyitalian.fm/membership

After taking a week off because I forgot to upload and am having a hard time coming up with new topic, Che and I sat down to talk about more pokemon things since everytime a new game comes out theirs more to talk about.

Wherein I respond to two calls that came in over the weeks from Che at Roleplay Rescue and Roi at Chaos Limb. I also muse about Talislanta and D&D. Also, an update on future podcasts of Minions and Musings. Logo artwork is from the hand of Minion Bravo! Vocals in the intro courtesy of Minion Delta, vocal in the outro courtesy of Minion Gamma. Music - "Block Rocking Beats" by The Chemical Brothers. Want to leave me a message? Click Message Evil Jeff! OR, if you prefer, send an audio file to eviljeff@sc.rr.com #106 - S04E07 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eviljeff/message

Questa settimana su Educare con Calma ho invitato Francesca Deane per parlare di fame emotiva e di come sia facile tramettere le nostre fatiche con il cibo ai bambini — e possibilmente come evitarlo. Francesca è Health and Mindset Coach, fondatrice di Healthy Busy Life, una piattaforma per il benessere e la crescita personale in cui Francesca accompagna le donne in un percorso che le aiuti a prendere consapevolezza di sé, comprendere i loro bisogni, desideri ed obiettivi e fornire gli strumenti — alimentazione, abitudini, produttività, mindset — per imparare ad essere autenticamente loro stesse. :: La chiacchierata per minuti salienti: 01:20 Chi sei e che cosa fai? 03:25 Che cos'è la fame emotiva? 07:25 Capita anche a te? Regredisci anche tu a volte? 10:30 Quanto l'educazione alimentare e non che abbiamo ricevuto influisce sulla fame emotiva? 14:45 Parliamo della dinamica di usare il cibo come premio e ricompensa. 17:12 Parliamo della dinamica di usare il cibo come consolazione. 18:49 Parliamo della dinamica di usare il cibo come punizione. 19:45 Parliamo di come dobbiamo noi in primis avere un rapporto equilibrato con il cibo per trasmetterlo ai bambini. 22:13 L'esperienza di Francesca con i dolci di Halloween in America e il suo “yes space” per il cibo in casa. 26:30 Quali sono i primissimi passi che possiamo fare per iniziare un percorso così? :: Due delle tante frasi che ho adorato: «Queste crescite non sono rivoluzioni, sono evoluzioni: si fanno passo dopo passo, giorno dopo giorno». «Alla perfezione non ci arriverete e vi auguro che non ci arriviate!» :: In questo episodio abbiamo menzionato: L'episodio del podcast di Francesca sulla fame emotiva: "Perché non smetto di mangiare" Il programma di Francesca 7-day Reboot Il programma di Francesca Emotional Eating :: Trovate Francesca: Sul suo sito Su Instagram :: Ci tengo a precisare: Io spesso dico che i problemi che tanti di noi adulti abbiamo ci arrivano dall'educazione che abbiamo ricevuto. Credo sia proprio così: spesso sottovalutiamo la forza dell'ambiente in cui cresciamo (che include anche e specialmente gli adulti). Ovviamente, però, la personalità influisce e a un certo punto non possiamo più trovare scuse: la nostra esistenza è nelle nostre mani e possiamo iniziare a cambiare attitudini e comportamenti che capiamo essere ostacoli nella nostra evoluzione. :: Come appoggiare il podcast: Io non faccio pubblicità e non accetto sponsor, perché le pubblicità alimentano il consumismo e mi danno fastidio (quindi non voglio sottoporre voi una cosa che dà fastidio a me). Se vi piace il mio podcast e volete aiutarmi a mantenerlo vivo, potete aiutarmi a diffonderlo lasciando una recensione sulla piattaforma dove lo ascoltate e/o acquistare uno dei miei corsi o prodotti su www.latela.com.

9 “trucchi” di marketing che devi assolutamente conoscere

Chelinde Edouard is Co-Founder and CEO of MustWatch, which connects people through television. Chad talks with Che about creating a social and user engagement platform that allows people to come back and constantly use an app without interrupting TV-watching experiences, how they use data to improve user experience, and fundraising and giving investors opportunities to help build out the app, increase marketing, and potentially build an Android version. MustWatch (https://mustwatch.com/) Follow MustWatch on Twitter (https://twitter.com/realmustwatch) or LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/realmustwatch/). Follow Che on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/che-edouard-10013964/). Follow thoughtbot on Twitter (https://twitter.com/thoughtbot) or LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/150727/). Become a Sponsor (https://thoughtbot.com/sponsorship) of Giant Robots! Transcript: CHAD: This is the Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots Podcast, where we explore the design, development, and business of great products. I'm your host, Chad Pytel, and with me today is Che Edouard, Co-Founder and CEO of MustWatch, which connects people through television. Che, thank you for joining me. CHELINDE: Thank you for having me. I appreciate it. CHAD: So astute listeners of the show will note maybe that name sounds familiar. And that's because you and MustWatch were mentioned on Episode 419, which was about the GK Fund with Michael Benezra. And I asked him for examples of the kinds of companies that he was excited about that they had given their grants to. And you're the one he called out, and so that jumped out at me. And thanks for joining the show. CHELINDE: Thank you for having me. Really appreciate it. And I definitely want to shout out the GK Fund. They've definitely been a huge support to us since giving us the grant. And they're definitely leading the charge in this new avenue of racial inequality and helping startups in that fashion in Boston. CHAD: So I'm curious; before we get too far down the road of where you're at today and how you got there, let's take a step back and just remind people what MustWatch is. CHELINDE: Absolutely. MustWatch is an app that's on the App Store now. So even if you have an iPhone, you can download it. And it's an app that's revolving around TV. So it allows you to see what shows your friends watch, chat with them about them, and send recommendations all in one place. So we think of it as like a social hub for all of your TV needs. CHAD: I think people who hear this might be like, oh, does this exist already? That kind of thing. And there are a couple of things a little bit like this, but it doesn't seem like there's really anything that's quite like this, right? CHELINDE: Exactly. So a lot of the social TV apps and other services today focus on one feature, for example, chat or recommendations, or giving reviews about shows, or having a list of them. But our app, we do all of it in one place. So on our app, it can show which shows you like. You can also share with your friends directly; hey, you should go watch this show because I think you should like it. We also have this feature called watchlist, which is our natural social recommendations of here are all the shows that your friends are watching that you don't watch. And so it's a way to give people a way to find new shows without getting the same recommendations from Netflix and Hulu that are not really accurate today. CHAD: How did you hit upon this idea? CHELINDE: Actually, one of my high school friends, we were all brainstorming and coming up with ideas for companies. And then one day, he was at work, and he was trying to talk about Game of Thrones, but his boss wouldn't let him because he wasn't caught up on the season. He wasn't there. CHAD: [laughs] CHELINDE: So he was like, how do I find someone or talk to someone who's caught up to where I'm at so I can actually have a conversation? And so we brainstormed, and we tried to solve the problem of let's just create a spoiler-free chat kind of solution that would allow people to talk about shows that they're caught up on. And then that we've iterated and evolved, and that's kind of led to where we're at today. CHAD: And when was that? CHELINDE: That was, I want to say, 2014. That was when I graduated from BU. So in the summer of 2014, that's when we first had the idea. And then from there, we just brainstormed, had a bunch of meetings, and then just took a year in stealth mode trying to figure out how we wanted to create a business plan. And then, from there, we hit the ground running. CHAD: You and your friend, what were your sort of core competencies, the two of you? CHELINDE: I'm the tech background, so to speak, because, as I mentioned, I went to BU. My degree is in management information systems, which is basically business IT. So I was trying to leverage all my technology skills there and also my business skills to say how do we, one, build the app and two, create a business that can actually support it for the long term? And he had more of the idea on the customer side of how can we create an experience or a user engagement platform that allows people to constantly come back and constantly want to find more reason to use our app? Because as we know, people watch the show on TV, but the app is a conduit to that. And so, we want to figure out a way to get people to constantly use our app but also not interrupt their TV-watching experience. CHAD: So you said you're trying to figure out a business plan. You're refining the concept. At what point do you start making the leap to actually writing an app? CHELINDE: With all apps, you start with this concept called wireframes, and so we built out a bunch of wireframes. Two of my friends from high school we all built the app together. And then one of them went to Miami, and his friend from Miami he's the one that actually helped us develop the app and code. And so we worked with him to actually say, "Hey, these are our wireframes. We're trying to make this into an app. Can you build it out?" And so, we worked with him over a year to make that a reality. CHAD: And it took about a year to get to launch. CHELINDE: We actually started on Android, and we were trying to create an MVP or prototype. And so we took that idea like I said, we were working for a year, to this company called Netcapital, which is a crowdfunding platform for startups and companies. And we launched on Netcapital in May of 2020. With that idea, we raised 50k in almost three months. And with that money, we actually built the app from there. And so the app you see in the App Store now is from the money that we've raised on Netcapital. CHAD: Did you throw away that original version and start over? CHELINDE: I wouldn't say throw away. We kind of used it as a launching point. But we don't have any Android version right now. We're strictly in iOS. CHAD: Yeah, that was notable to me. Tell me more about that. CHELINDE: So going from Android to iOS it was really a business decision there because our developer had knowledge in Android but didn't have the iOS background. And so when we went on Netcapital, we used that money to actually hire a real development team. That's who's building our app now. So we work with them to build our app. And going to iOS has allowed us to, at least in the meantime, expand in the U.S. market a lot quicker. CHAD: Now, are they building it in first-party frameworks only for iOS, or are they using something that is going to allow you to go expand to Android in the future? CHELINDE: So right now, we're strictly iOS only. We would like to move to a React Native or a tool that allows us to promote to both. When we first started, we wanted to just focus on iOS, given our costs. CHAD: These are common problems that a lot of startups or common decisions that a lot of startups have to make. And it's not always straightforward. Were you worried about this? CHELINDE: Yes. Because that's one of the things now it's we would love to have an Android version. But for me, being more of a purist, I didn't want the code to work in one system and not another. And given that we only had...in my mind, it's like you have one shot to make an impression. And when you go out and launch it on the App Store, I didn't want it to be half-baked in one and half-baked in the other. I'd rather have one be exactly how we want it to look, and then we can adapt as we grow. CHAD: How has it been working for you, then? CHELINDE: So far, so good. We're actually in the process of releasing some new features later this month, and so like I said, the watchlist feature, which allows you to add shows that you're going to watch in the future. We also have the ability to create chats through the chat functionality because previously, you had to create a new chat every single time. So we've made it easier for people to start chats, and also you can do group chats as well. So it's not just individuals. You can have a whole group of people in one conversation. CHAD: So some of these features there must be a backend server powering all of this, right? CHELINDE: Yes. So we use the Google Cloud Firestore for our backend. And another cool part about our app is we have a lot of analytics about what people are watching. And that's where we take their data from our cloud, the Google Cloud Firestore, and we send it to the BigQuery, also a Google platform. And then we use the Google Analytics that we have on the app to then do our reports around who's watching what, top 10 shows for the past month, the top 10 shows based on if you're male or female, based on what age group. So we have all the analytics on the viewing habits from the data that we've collected. CHAD: Can you tell me how many users you have now? CHELINDE: As of right now, we are at 820. We are looking to obviously get a little bit over to that 1,000 users mark, and then we can have a better sense of what kind of insights we can glean from there. CHAD: Well, hopefully, coming on this show will help you do that. So if you're listening and this sounds interesting to you, where are the best places...so people can search for MustWatch on the App Store, the iOS App Store? CHELINDE: Yep. And we also have a website mustwatch.com if people want to check that out as well. CHAD: Yeah, so let's do it. Let's push them over the top and get those numbers up. I'm curious about usage patterns. Are you able to see any patterns in terms of what causes people to either keep using the app or not? CHELINDE: Yeah. So the main thing that keeps people using the app is having chat groups with people and then also getting recommendations. Like I mentioned before, we have the social recommendations of people just showing you what shows people watch. But there's also direct one-to-one. If you're on the app, I could send you a recommendation. And that's what drives a lot of people to go on the app and find new shows. Another thing that we see is a lot of people just searching, just looking up the shows that are on the app because our database of shows is actually pretty robust. I was talking to someone yesterday; he's Korean. And he was using his phone to type in a show. And he was using a Korean keyboard, and the show came up. And he was like, "Oh wow, I didn't even know you guys support multiple languages." And I was like, "Yes, we support." Our database of shows is very expansive. So if you're in Korea, if you're in Japan, if you like anime, if you like telenovelas, we have all types of shows on our app as well. CHAD: Do you get that database from somewhere? CHELINDE: Yeah, so there's actually a TV show API called TMDB, which pretty much is an open-source, free database that you can pull from. So we use that as our source for shows. CHAD: That's cool. Speaking of shows, I noticed on the MustWatch website, on the team page, you all list your favorite shows and what you're currently watching. I think you and I have different tastes in shows. [laughter] I have heard of the shows that are your favorite, but I have not watched any of them. CHELINDE: Oh wow. [laughs] What are your favorite shows? CHAD: I think actually my shows match the shows listed by Rob, your CFO. CHELINDE: Oh wow. [laughs] CHAD: And my all-time favorite show is, I think, The Leftovers. CHELINDE: Okay. So yeah, and that's the cool thing about this app is like, if you're on the app, you would see Rob's shows on the app too. Because if you download the app, you become friends with all of us immediately, so you have friends on there to start. CHAD: Oh, that's a cool idea. CHELINDE: So it gives you a way to just see what the app can look like before...because if you're on there by yourself as one person, it's a social app. It's meant to be with people. It doesn't really give you that clarity. So I bring that up because that's the one cool thing about the app is you always are surprised by what shows people watch, even if they're your friend. It's like, oh, I didn't know you would like that show. Or oh, I liked that show, and you don't like that show. And it's a very cool icebreaker or just a social connection that you can make because everyone's putting shows on the app. And one way, actually...I was talking to someone the other day thinking about how like Spotify, you put all your playlists and all your shows. This app is kind of like a Spotify but for TV shows and also for movies. So it's not just shows, movies as well. CHAD: And the cool things that Spotify does in terms of the reports that they release annually to each individual person and everything. Like, that's all stuff you can do too. CHELINDE: Yep. CHAD: Yeah, it's cool. So your background actually is in sort of business intelligence, data analysis, and analyst, right? CHELINDE: Yes, that's correct. For my day job...I just want to back up. I also have a day job while also doing this. And I've primarily been the past couple of years a BI analyst. So previously, I was at HarbourVest, which is a private equity firm here in Boston. And then, I recently joined Liberty Mutual Investments also as BI data analyst. So I've been very involved in the financial services side of data analytics, which has allowed me to just get other insights on how technology works and just also getting exposure to the whole industry as well. CHAD: So you basically have two reasons why you want to get the number of users up. One is from a co-founder perspective and founder perspective; you want to get the number of users up. But from a data perspective, you want to get the users up so that you have more data to play with. CHELINDE: Exactly, exactly. The more users we have, the more data we can collect. And then data we can glean insights, and then provide value to our customers as well. Because our app users, if we can know which shows they are liking, we can also then tell them about shows that they also might like. Because once you find commonalities in shows that people are liking, you can then give them better recommendations. And we think that the social aspect of our app, the fact that we have all of your friends on there and they're giving you recommendations, it's better than just, oh, you've watched this show in the past three years, and it's on Netflix's algorithm of watched shows. That, to us, doesn't really seem as insightful and helpful to people. Mid-Roll Ad: When starting a new project, we understand that you want to make the right choices in technology, features, and investment, but that you don't have all year to do extended research. In just a few weeks, thoughtbot's Discovery Sprints deliver a user-centered product journey, a clickable prototype or Proof of Concept, and key market insights from focused user research. We'll help you to identify the primary user flow, decide which framework should be used to bring it to life, and set a firm estimate on future development efforts. Maximize impact and minimize risk with a validated roadmap for your new product. Get started at: url tbot.io/sprint CHAD: So you mentioned you have another job in addition to all this work you've been doing on MustWatch. How has that been? You know, starting a company, working on it while also having a full-time job elsewhere? CHELINDE: Yeah, it's definitely been, I guess, one of the challenging things I would say. It's definitely been rewarding. It takes a lot of time management, I would say, because you have to balance your day job and manage something on the side. I think the biggest hurdle I had was when we were first launching the app on the App Store, meeting with developers, and trying to fundraise all at the same time because I was just pressed for time. Because of the COVID, COVID happened right when we were launching. So working from home all day everyday kind of helped because I didn't have an hour commute anymore. So I got two hours back in my day. So I could, instead of going to work and just commuting, I had an hour in the morning and an hour after. I could use that time for MustWatch. But I had to definitely sacrifice some of my social life to make that happen. [laughter] CHAD: I assume that you have the plans that you would hope that things with MustWatch get to the point where you could do it full time. CHELINDE: Yes. The goal is to get MustWatch to a point where we can pay our employees and have salaries, and everyone can just be working from the company. But as everyone knows, if you're in a startup, you got to just not pay yourself and make sure everything goes into the company. How I see it is you can't pay yourself until everything else is working. CHAD: Yeah, I mean, people hear the startup stories of raising a whole bunch of money, working exclusively on it, having more than enough. I think that that's actually not necessarily the norm; that's the outlier. I think it's more common, more widespread to do what you're doing, to have an idea, and to be working on it and growing it while also holding down another job. CHELINDE: Because as we all know, the bills need to be paid, [laughs] and those don't go away. But I didn't want to give up on the dream. So if you want to make it happen, you can make it happen because while I was at HarbourVest, I also was at Babson getting my master's degree in business analytics. So at one point in time, I was working full-time at grad school and doing MustWatch. To me, that was probably the most busiest period of my life, but I did get through it. [laughs] But definitely took a lot, but now we're here. And we've gotten support from the GK Fund, and I couldn't be happier with where the future lies ahead. CHAD: One of the things about the GK Fund is that it's a grant. It's not an investment where you're giving up part of your company in order to do it, which I think is really important, especially for very early-stage companies, not to have to give away a significant portion of their company just to get some angel investment or that startup fund. I assume that's one of the reasons why it's been a big impact for you. CHELINDE: Absolutely. I mean, one, having it not be an investment was a lifesaver for us. At the time, we were still trying to figure out how to just get cash to get to the next stage. And so, for us, a grant was literally the blessing or a miracle at the perfect timing because it allowed us to...it gave us a little kickstart. Because I mean, as everyone knows, if you're a startup, you're always low on cash. And you're always trying to decide what's the best way to move the company forward? And that just gave us that breathing room without having to worry about paying it back, or a timetable to now let us actually grow and do what we can do best. CHAD: Do you hope to take a more traditional investment in the future? CHELINDE: Yes. So we're actually planning to do another fundraising on Netcapital. This time we're planning to raise $450,000. And that's going to help us build out the app, increase our marketing, and then potentially also build an Android version. CHAD: So I'm not sure that everyone who's listening will know what Netcapital actually is. CHELINDE: Yep. So Netcapital is a crowdfunding equity platform which allows retail investors to directly invest in startups. So if you're looking for another way to get into early-stage companies, Netcapital is a great place to do that. It's similar to if you've heard of StartEngine. It's a similar concept to that. And it's mainly you pretty much buy shares in a company, and then that company will then take that money to then use it for the funds that they have set in their offering. And you actually get an equity stake in the company. And so, for us, it's great because typically, those types of fundraising opportunities don't come for us. You need to have VC-backed or some kind of angel investor to get to that level. But having it be open to everybody, there's a larger pool of retail investors that allow you to get to where you need to go. Because if you can get a couple of your family, friends around to give you like a hundred or a couple thousand, it's definitely a better avenue than just going the VC route or just getting a loan from a grant or a startup, an SBA loan, something like that. CHAD: Traditionally, something like Netcapital was not really possible. But my understanding is that in 2016, the laws changed to allow smaller investments and get actual equity and for companies to offer it in such a way that wasn't possible before. CHELINDE: Yes, I believe it's called a Reg CF, Regulation Crowdfunding, and that was the law that was passed in 2016. And that is crucial to us being able to have an offering on Netcapital. CHAD: So it's not like Kickstarter where, you know, in Kickstarter, you're offering a new product or something, and people aren't becoming investors in your actual company. Netcapital is they are actual investors. And so, as an entrepreneur, as a company, what do your obligations to those investors look like? CHELINDE: So because they're investors, we have to give them quarterly updates. We have to file our annual report. We have to disclose any conflict of interest. There's a whole SEC team that has to approve and review any offering that goes on the platform to make sure that we are following all SEC guidelines. And then also, we are liable because they're investors. So they can email us. They can reach out to us, and we will respond because they are our shareholders. [chuckles] And so we need to make sure they're happy as well. CHAD: Yeah, with one of the things that Netcapital does is it sort of works like Kickstarter in that if you don't meet the goals that you've set, it doesn't actually happen. CHELINDE: Yep, there's a minimum investment threshold, so it depends on how much money you're raising. So last time, when we raised 50k, the minimum was 10k. So if we didn't get over $10,000, all the investors would get their money back. But if we got over that threshold, then that's the money that we would be able to use for our company. CHAD: 450,000 is significantly more than 50,000. What do you feel like you need to do in order to make sure that you hit the goal? CHELINDE: So one thing is going on podcasts like this to make sure that people know about it. [laughter] Secondly, we're actually going to be partnering with the GK Fund to do some more media exposure there. And then we're also partnering with Silicon Valley Bank because they're actually our partners on the banking side. And so, I'm going to be partnering with their network to leverage their connections as well. And then we're also going to be just doing the classic social media, posting on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, friends, or family. All avenues of media we will be pushing out MustWatch. CHAD: When do you expect to open up that listing? CHELINDE: We're targeting mid-July right now. So that's when we're planning on going live on Netcapital pending the compliance review and all the other legal stuff, but that's when we plan to go live. CHAD: Okay, well, if you're listening to this episode, it's going to be going live in a couple of weeks. And so definitely follow along and check it out. Cool. Well, what are your goals for that next funding round? What do you expect to use it for? CHELINDE: We expect to use our funding round on improving the iOS experience, so adding more features because we've gotten some customer feedback. And we have a laundry list or a backlog of items we want to add but obviously limited by cash constraints. So once we have the money, we can do what we want to do. And then we also would like to improve our marketing. So we want to have a real marketing team and improve our SEO. And then we also have a connection with Hollywood. So the writer for Ford and Ferrari, his name is Jason Keller is on our team. And we want to see how we can get our foot in the door with Hollywood as well. CHAD: That's really cool. What would that look like in your ideal scenario? CHELINDE: Ideally, we'd have some celebrities or Hollywood A-listers on the app using MustWatch and then promoting their shows or promoting our app in one of their media engagements as well. CHAD: Or chatting with people about the episode that just came out and that kind of thing. That'd be really cool. CHELINDE: Yeah, exactly. We want to get people to just engage on the app with celebrities as well. That's definitely one of the avenues we were thinking as well. CHAD: One of the big trends right now is TV companies making companion podcasts to the shows that they make. I can totally see them doing this kind of thing as well. CHELINDE: As we all know, user engagement and fan engagement is crucial for these companies, and MustWatch would be a crucial way for a lot of companies to connect easily. CHAD: This is a little bit of an aside, but I was sort of surprised that you were able to get mustwatch.com. CHELINDE: It was not cheap. [laughter] I think for some people who were following us for a while, when we first launched, our name was WatchParty. And that's how we originally started our company. But as we evolved, Facebook released a watch party feature; Hulu, Amazon all have these watch party features, and they weren't exactly like our company. And we didn't want to get any confusion in branding. And so we had a long discussion around what name do we change to, and how do we still convey the right feel for the app, and what we want to do? Because on our app, you're not watching the show on our app, I want to make that very clear. It's all about finding a new show, chatting, and connecting with people, but you're not watching on the app. And so it's tough to...not tough, but we wanted to make sure that people knew that the app was for finding new shows. But also, it has to be like a must-watch. Like, I need to go watch this right now because it's something really good. And so that's how we came across this name. CHAD: You mentioned earlier on that expenses are tight when you're working on something new. How worried were you about spending money on a domain name? CHELINDE: So this is also where our partnership with Netcapital came into play because they helped us in terms of getting us off the ground. And we work with them on the business side as well. And this is one of the avenues where they helped support us. CHAD: Oh, wow. Wow. It's great that you're able to pull together these different resources and get that support. CHELINDE: Yeah, to us, it's been crucial because, without the support, it's very tough to get your name out there. It's very tough to promote the idea. And so, with Netcapital and the GK Fund, it definitely puts us in a better light than usual. CHAD: Well, Che, I really wish you the best and MustWatch the best and your whole team. And good luck over the next few weeks as you open up this round on Netcapital. I ask everybody, again, go check out the app. Sometimes we talk to companies of all different stages on the show. And I especially think it's important when we have someone that's just getting started really trying to hit these user numbers that if people could go check it out, that'd be great. CHELINDE: Really appreciate it. CHAD: If folks want to follow along with you, get in touch with you, that kind of thing, where are all the different places where they can do that? CHELINDE: Reach out to me on LinkedIn. I'm on LinkedIn, Che Edouard. You can reach out to us on mustwatch.com. We have a contact us email there. You can also email me at che@mustwatch.com if you want to reach out. I am available on all platforms. CHAD: Wonderful. And you can subscribe to the show and find notes and a complete transcript for the episode at giantrobots.fm. If you have questions or comments, email us at hosts@giantrobots.fm. And you can find me on Twitter at @cpytel. This podcast is brought to you by thoughtbot and produced and edited by Mandy Moore. Thanks so much for listening, and see you next time. ANNOUNCER: This podcast was brought to you by thoughtbot. thoughtbot is your expert design and development partner. Let's make your product and team a success.

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Colin Jost, known for his role as the Weekend Update news anchor on Saturday Night Live, as well as Brian Baumgartner, from The Office, both stopped by to say hello from the beautiful Edgewood Tahoe golf course in South Lake Tahoe. Both actors/comedians were participating in the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament.

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Che and Cory start this week by talking new comics from Chip Zdarsky (16:21). They they review the first volume of Matthew Rosenberg and Tyler Boss's excellent post-apocalyptic comic What's the Furthest Place From Here? (45:23).  And finally, they give their thoughts on the finale of Stranger Things 4 (01:09:04). All-Old All-Good Book Club: Monsters by Barry Windsor Smith Curse of the Rewatch: Ghost Rider by Mark Steven Johnson  Our Youtube: Click Here Subscribe: Itunes | Spotify | Google Play | Stitcher Twitter: @NextTimeOnPod If you have any questions or comments please email nexttimeonpodcast@gmail.com

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Your favorite boys are back to tackle another recent Kickstarter megahit from Mindclash Games, Perseverance: Castaway Chronicles - Episode 1 & 2. Also this episode: Adele, Ashanti, Beck, Beyoncé, Björk, Bono, Che, Ciara, Coolio, Drake, Eminem, Fabio, Fergie, Flea, Kesha, Lorde, Madonna, Morrissey, Nas, Nelly, Oprah, Pink, Prince, Rihanna, Seal, Shakira, Sinbad, Sting, Teller, Twiggy, Xzibit, Zendaya and so, so many more. Board Boy Josh also revisits some of his favorite, and most infuriating moments from his five years on the podcast. We hope you like board games!

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