Podcast appearances and mentions of chris herd

Meteorito grabado en video y sonido impacta en Canadá  Un meteorito, pequeño pero viajando a 200 km/h, impactó en la entrada de la casa de Joe Velaidum en la isla del Príncipe Eduardo, Canadá. La cámara de seguridad de su hogar no solo grabó el momento exacto del impacto, sino también el sonido único que produjo al estrellarse contra el concreto.Flash Diario en Spotify.Este fragmento espacial, conocido como "condrita ordinaria", provenía del cinturón de asteroides entre Marte y Júpiter y podría haber sido mortal: Joe había estado parado en ese mismo lugar apenas dos minutos antes. Además de salvarse por poco, fue testigo del primer meteorito en la historia registrado con video y audio. ¿Qué nos dice esta roca cósmica sobre el universo y el azar?  El azar y la ciencia chocan con el cosmos    El 25 de julio de 2024, Joe Velaidum y Laura Kelly salieron a pasear a sus perros como cualquier tarde en Marshfield, Canadá. Al volver, se encontraron con polvo y piedras esparcidas por la entrada de su casa. Confundidos, pensaron que algo había caído del techo, pero al revisar la cámara de seguridad, descubrieron algo increíble. Una roca espacial había golpeado su entrada mientras ellos estaban fuera. En las imágenes se ve cómo la roca viaja rápidamente hacia el suelo, donde se pulveriza al impactar. El micrófono capturó un sonido peculiar: una mezcla de vidrio rompiéndose y hielo quebrándose. Se trataba de un fragmento de un meteorito viajando desde las profundidades del espacio hasta su hogar.  El meteorito casi cambia la vida de Joe y Laura de forma trágica. Apenas dos minutos antes del impacto, Joe había estado recogiendo las correas de sus perros justo en el lugar donde la roca chocó. El meteorito, una condrita ordinaria de apenas 95 gramos, había viajado a través del cinturón de asteroides entre Marte y Júpiter durante millones de años. Al entrar a la atmósfera a 60,000 km/h, perdió el 90 % de su masa y redujo su velocidad a unos 200 km/h, pero aun así tenía la energía suficiente para causar graves daños. Chris Herd, experto en meteoritos de la Universidad de Alberta, explicó que incluso siendo pequeño, si hubiese golpeado a Joe, el impacto habría sido letal. Este tipo de eventos, aunque raros, nos recuerdan cuán vulnerables somos ante los caprichos del cosmos.  Chris Herd, quien coincidió en estar de vacaciones en la isla del Príncipe Eduardo cuando ocurrió el evento, analizó los fragmentos y confirmó que era una condrita ordinaria. Este meteorito provenía del cinturón de asteroides y había tenido un "viaje complicado". Fragmentos microscópicos mostraron fracturas internas, señal de colisiones previas en el espacio, lo que explicaría por qué se pulverizó al impactar contra la entrada de concreto en lugar de quedarse relativamente intacto. Este hallazgo marcó tres hitos: el primer meteorito registrado en la isla del Príncipe Eduardo, el primero grabado en video y el primero con sonido capturado. Herd destacó que incluso el polvo recolectado por Joe y su familia comenzó a oxidarse rápidamente al contacto con la atmósfera terrestre, lo que hace que este tipo de descubrimientos requiera un tratamiento inmediato. Este impacto nos recuerda cuán pequeños somos en un universo tan vasto y lleno de sorpresas.  Aunque encontrar meteoritos en áreas urbanas es raro, caen toneladas de material espacial en la Tierra cada día. Según la NASA, unas 48 toneladas de polvo y rocas entran a nuestra atmósfera diariamente, pero la mayoría se desintegra o termina en los océanos, que cubren el 71 % de nuestro planeta. En Canadá, solo se han documentado 68 meteoritos en toda su historia, y el impacto de Charlottetown es el primero registrado en la isla del Príncipe Eduardo. Otros eventos notables incluyen el meteorito de Cheliábinsk en Rusia en 2013, que causó daños masivos y lesiones a más de 1,000 personas. La cámara de seguridad de Joe no solo documentó este evento cósmico, sino que ayudó a la ciencia a comprender mejor estos raros sucesos.  

What does it take to equip a global workforce with everything they need for their work-from-home setups? That's exactly what we unravel in this engaging dialogue with Chris Herd, the trailblazing founder and CEO of Firstbase. This episode is a treasure trove of insights into the unique business model of Firstbase, where they provide a cradle to grave service for office equipment and their innovative software that allows employees to personalize their gear. We discuss the ripple effects of remote work, the peculiar challenges it has birthed, and how First Base is navigating these uncharted waters.Venture with us into the impressive logistical operations of Firstbase as we find out how they help companies manage inventory, save resources, and ensure the right equipment reaches the right person. We delve into the wide array of equipment that Firstbase provides, from the essential laptops to the delightful additions like coffee machines. Our conversation takes a fascinating turn as we discuss the most unique requests they've received since the start of the pandemic. We wrap up our enlightening chat with Chris, reflecting on why it is a sound business decision to invest in Firstbase. So, are you ready to discover how Firstbase is reshaping the future of remote work? Listen in.Listen & Subscribe on your favorite platformApple | Spotify | Google | Amazon

In this episode of the SaaS Revolution Show our host Alex Theuma is joined by Chris Herd, Founder & CEO at Firstbase, who shares how Firstbase grew to an eight-figure ARR with a 2,500+% increase in inbounds. "If you want to replicate office working remotely, you probably shouldn't work remotely, because you're not leveraging the benefits. The benefits are you can hire people anywhere, you can hire the most talented people in the world not the most talented person you can afford in a certain mile radius of your office. You can put people in a position to do the best work that they've ever done in their lives because they can do their best work, organise their life around that, and work when they're most productive." Chris shares:

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In this episode, host Emma Sheppard is joined by Chris Horne, Group CEO at Azets, and Chris Herd, CEO of Firstbase, a management platform for remote work. They discuss cross-cultural leadership and how to lead a growing #international organisation, integrating diverse cultures to create a homogenous business. Bang the Drum has featured at #1 in the Apple Podcast charts for Management podcasts and #19 in the Apple Podcasts charts for Business podcasts. Listen, subscribe, rate and review, and share Bang the Drum with others who you think might enjoy it. Get in touch with Bang the Drum at podcast@azets.co.uk. Bang the Drum is brought to you by Azets, the international outsourcing, compliance, and advisory group. Find out more at azets.com. #BangTheDrum

Remote work now seems to be the dominant way to operate. A new era that isn't going to go away. As many companies, from startups to international banks, grapple with the change, Chris Herd's company is stepping up to help. The venture, Firstbase, has attracted funding from top-tier investors like Andreessen Horowitz. B Capital Group and Alpaca VC.

Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 37:13) > Chris Herd is the co-founder and CEO of Firstbase, a remote-work infrastructure provider that helps both new ventures and large established companies onboard and serve their growing ranks of employees no longer venturing into the office. Chris and cofounder and CTO Trey Bastian actually launched Firstbase a year before the pandemic fueled the rise of remote work; as they were attempting to get their fintech startup off the ground, they learned firsthand how challenging it can be to get new remote employees set up with the right equipment and provide them an all-around positive experience at the outset. Since they made the pivot to Firstbase, their business has taken off; earlier this year, they raised $50 million in a Series B, bringing the total funding to around $65 million.See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information

Chris Herd is the co-founder and CEO of Firstbase, a remote-work infrastructure provider that helps both new ventures and large established companies onboard and serve their growing ranks of employees no longer venturing into the office. Chris and cofounder and CTO Trey Bastian actually launched Firstbase a year before the pandemic fueled the rise of remote work; as they were attempting to get their fintech startup off the ground, they learned firsthand how challenging it can be to get new remote employees set up with the right equipment and provide them an all-around positive experience at the outset. Since they made the pivot to Firstbase, their business has taken off; earlier this year, they raised $50 million in a Series B, bringing the total funding to around $65 million. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 37:13) >

"Companies that embrace remote work will replace every company that doesn't.” This is the hill Chris Herd, CEO of Firstbase will die on, and we can't find too many reasons to disagree. Where does your organization stand? What are the pros, cons, and challenges to making remote work a reality? Chris just raised his $50M Series B to help power incredible remote work experiences for everyone. TAKE A LISTEN to our conversation on the pros, cons, and challenges of making remote work a reality.

We are in a pivotal moment. Hybrid work is not only changing how we work, but also how we live. Host Melanie Green explores this fundamental work-life rebalance. We hear from Chris Herd, CEO of Firstbase, who believes that this moment in time is an opportunity to empower a billion people to access a better work-life balance. Grace Lordan of the London School of Economics sees hybrid work changing top-down management to become more democratic. Citrix is supplying you with critical intelligence to write the new work playbook. Explore research and perspectives for a successful hybrid work model on Fieldwork by Citrix [LINK: https://www.citrix.com/fieldwork/flexible-work/virtual-series.html] filled with research, tools, and best practices to guide, support, and enable the flexible workforce. Chris Herd is Founder and CEO of Firstbase [LINK: https://www.firstbasehq.com] based in Aberdeen, Scotland. Firstbase sets up businesses around the world with tools to work remotely. Grace Lordan [LINK:https://www.lse.ac.uk/PBS/People/Dr-Grace-Lordan] is an Associate Professor in Behavioral Science at the London School of Economics. She is also the Founding Director of the Inclusion Initiative at the London School of Economics.

GeneralSubscribe to Fully Vested at FullyVested.co or through your podcast app of choice.The present and future of workThe first cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by a novel coronavirus called SARS-CoV-2, were identified near Wuhan, China as early as November 2019. A few months later, in early 2020, much of the world went into lockdown.As the COVID-19 crisis approaches its 2nd full year, it's becoming increasingly clear that the way we work has changed, if not forever than for what's likely to be the next 5 or 10 years at least. This is especially true for knowledge workers.Technology as an enablerIt's kind of hard to imagine what this pandemic would've been like had it happened in, say, 1989.Tools and services like video conferencing, workplace chat, remote event/conference platforms, cloud storage, and others enable partially or fully-distributed work.Concerns about the role of tech"Zoom fatigue" and other phenomena are very real.Some companies are implementing systems to surveil workers.Flexibility as a mega-trend in knowledge workEspecially before vaccines became widely available, professionals often had to balance work, family, and personal needs all from one place: their homes. For folks with children, working adults needed to meet their professional obligations, while also serving as a teacher or supervisor of school-aged kids engaged in remote learning. These circumstances necessitated increased flexibility in work arrangements.With more time away from the office, more workers are coming to terms with the fact that commuting to an office and spending the majority of the day there has taken up a lot of mental bandwidth.Reading listIs Going To The Office A Broken Way of Working? (Cal Newport in conversation with Chris Herd, in the New Yorker. September 2021)WFH Doesn't Have to Dilute Your Corporate Culture (Pamela Hinds and Brian Elliott for the Harvard Business Review, in February 2021)Work can be better post-COVID-19. Here's what employers need to know (Stephen Ratcliffe and Julia Wilson for the World Economic Forum, in September 2021)Remote Work Persisting and Trending Permanent (Lydia Saad and Ben Wigert for Gallup)Remote Work Trends You Should Not Ignore in 2021 (Dmitry Chekalin publishing on Medium in April 2021)Remote Work Can Be Better for Innovation Than In-Person Meetings (Gleb Tsipursky for Scientific American in October 2021)About The Co-HostsJason D. Rowley is a researcher who has previously worked with Uzabase, Golden.com, Crunchbase News and others. He volunteers with startup outreach for the open-source community and sends occasional newsletters from Rowley.Report.Graham C. Peck is a Venture Partner with Cultivation Capital and additionally helps companies build technology development teams in partnership with Brightgrove and other technology development organizations.

Nobody cares about the future of work, they care about the future of living - Chris Herd, Firstbase.If you want to travel the world while working remotely, you generally have 2 options: start your own business or work for someone else in a remote position.Jordan Carroll has done both in the 7 years he's been digital nomading, and he now helps his clients land their perfect remote job.In this interview we talk about Jordan's story going remotely, moving across the US, to traveling internationally with Remote Year. Jordan also tells us all the advantages of getting a remote job vs. starting your own business.We also mentioned this interview with Travis King - who also keeps himself accountable by telling people what he will do.Connect with Jordan:Join the Remote Job ClubOn his websiteOn LinkedinConnect with Anne:On instagram @digitalnomadstoriespodcastLearn more about my business: The Podcast Babes

Heute spreche ich mit meiner Schwester Tu-Mai über einige Thesen zum Thema "Remote Work" von Chris Herd, Gründer und CEO von Firstbase.Ihr erfahrt, ob und wann das normale Office wieder zurückkommt, ob alle Arbeitnehmer jetzt nur noch Remote only haben wollen und wie sich die Unternehmen aufstellen und positionieren müssen, um die besten Talente anzuziehen.1. Abonniert meinen Daily Newsletter für die neuesten Trends aus Tech und Media2. Podcast abonnieren: Apple, Spotify, Google & Amazon3. Folgt mir LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok & Twitter4. Ihr wollt euch weiterbilden? Hier sind unsere Masterclasses 5. Ihr sucht einen Keynote Speaker für euer Event? Sprecht mich gerne direkt an: teo@delta.pm

Chris Herd, Founder & CEO of Firstbase, joins Bold Founder, Caleb Parker, to discuss remote first mentality and the future of office work. You may know Chris from his consistent social media posts, but in this episode you'll get to understand Chris's vision for the #FutureOfWork - where he expects more people will be empowered to do better work than ever before - and why so many office customers (including BILLION DOLLAR global corporations) have chosen his company to help them evolve into a remote first or hybrid work model. Coming off a $13M dollar Series A round led by Andreessen Horowitz, we learn how Firstbase is building an "AWS for the physical world", what superpowers knowledge based workers need, the risks to going remote and tips to getting it right.  Caleb asks Chris whether he expects companies to go back to the office full-time, and gets a surprise answer. Connect with Chris Herd on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisherd/  Connect with Caleb Parker on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/calebparker/  If you have any questions or feedback on this episode, email podcast@workbold.co   Value Bombs Almost everyone will spend some time in the office – Chris Herd  The data coming out is saying that 90 plus percent of people want to work remotely at least one or two days a week – Chris Herd  I'm a big believer in the benefits of remote work and remote being a tool in the platform of work – Caleb Parker There are always going to be certain things where being in-person, whether it's quality of communication, quality of collaboration for certain things, is going to be better – Chris Herd In the past, work had been designed for the collective. Looking forward, the future of work is really about choice – Chris Herd As leaders, we have to listen first and understand and empathize with people, so we can create the culture that works – Caleb Parker  The reality is a lot of habits and behaviours have calcified super deeply and many people see that they've had a massive quality of life upgrade – Chris Herd Remote for some has been a saviour – Caleb Parker As millions of people get exposed to normal remote working, instead of pandemic remote working, many of them will realise that they want a lot more remote work than they may necessarily have expected – Chris Herd You're giving superpowers to companies who want to make sure that their teams are successful working remotely – Caleb Parker The reality is there is going to be this combination approach, which is focused on choice for the individual, but spread across multiple different locations – Chris Herd To attract and retain the best talent to grow faster, if you don't embrace flexible working, workplace choice, remote then you're going to lose opportunities to attract that talent – Caleb Parker What companies require are really easy and efficient ways to set up support on scale remote teams globally – Chris Herd Remote first organizations should be the most inclusive, diverse and accessible in history – Chris Herd   Resources Chris' Linkedin  www.linkedin.com/in/chrisherd  Chris' Twitter  @chris_herd https://twitter.com/chris_herd Firstbase website  www.firstbasehq.com    About Chris Herd https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisherd/ Chris Herd is the founder and CEO of Firstbase, an all-in-one provisioning platform that lets companies provide all the practical equipment remote workers need at the touch of a button. He believes that replicating office working styles remotely rather than leveraging the advantages of remote will lead to bad outcomes. The synchronous-first instantaneous gratification that adult kids club offices encourage destroys productivity, while remote empowers workers to do deep focused work without distraction. The latter is what he passionately believes needs to emerge for remote to deliver on its promise. Previously Chris founded a remote-first FinTech startup and installed physical equipment in the most remote environments on the planet. He regularly shares his thoughts on remote through twitter, his blog, and speaking engagements.   Sponsors Fortune Favours the Bold Bold works with forward thinking landlords, asset managers & enterprise to create & manage workplace communities for entrepreneurs & innovators to dream, create, share, & succeed. We merge property management & Space-as-a-Service to drive asset value and help office customers grow faster. 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Today's guest is Chris Herd, the CEO and founder of Firstbase which is an all-in-one SaaS platform for the supply and management of assets and equipment to remote workers. After founding a remote financial technology company, Chris discovered the challenges of having a remote team which led him to found Firstbase. Since late 2019, the company has now raised over $15 million, a lot of which can be attributed to Chris's presence on Twitter. Today he explains how he managed to generate 80 million Twitter impressions in the space of a year and how he has used the platform as his primary acquisition channel, as well as a great tool for building relationships with key decision-makers at some of the biggest investment companies and venture capital firms in the world. Tuning in you'll hear Chris's advice on what type of content to share, the importance of consistency, the role of spontaneity, and how to inspire conversation through the platform. Chris also shares some profound insight into the future of remote work or ‘remote living'. Hear some practical advice on remote work that most people wouldn't know about and find out which companies are doing it really well. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:14] An introduction to today's guest Chris Herd, CEO and founder of Firstbase. [01:09] Some of Firstbase's marquee clients. [02:04] Chris's background and what makes him different from other founders. [02:59] How the challenges he faced having a remote team led him to found Firstbase. [03:59] How Firstbase is making money. [04:34] How quickly the company has grown and how much money it has raised. [05:20] Some of the core challenges they faced scaling the company. [06:13] The role of Twitter in building distribution. [07:54] How Chris achieved 80 million impressions through his tweets in the last year.  [08:54] Chris's advice on how to market your business through Twitter. [09:51] How Twitter has benefited Firstbase. [11:21] What Chris's cadence is like on Twitter and the role of spontaneity.  [12:28] The two most important data points to Chris and what they say about the future of work.  [14:25] The role of in-person connection in the remote work playbook post-pandemic. [15:51] How Chris is recruiting the best people right now through Twitter and Flocknet. [18:09] Practical remote work advice that most people wouldn't know about. [19:08] Companies that are doing remote work really well. [20:12] Remote work playbooks available online. [20:56] A business tool Chris's recommends: Figma. [21:38] Insight into the size of Chris's sales team and thoughts on whether or not they should be co-located. [22:47] Chris's must-read book: No Rules Rules. [23:35] The most compelling thing that he's watched, read or listened to: Loki. [23:55] How to get in contact with Chris.   Resources From The Interview:   Firstbase  Remotive AngelList  Flocknet  Zapier  GitLab    Darren Murph  Figma  Miro  Mural Must read book: No Rules Rules  Project Hail Mary  Loki   Chris Herd on Twitter   Chris Herd on LinkedIn   Leave Some Feedback:     What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed     Connect with Eric Siu:      Growth Everywhere Single Grain Leveling Up Eric Siu on Twitter Eric Siu on Instagram    

Chris Herd is the Founder & CEO at Firstbase, which helps companies build infrastructure with a remote-first mindset. He takes the side of remote work being most beneficial in the future of work. Jonathan Wasserstrum is the Co-Founder and CEO of SquareFoot, which helps companies find commercial real estate and office space. Jonathan takes the side of in-person work being most beneficial in the future of work. On this episode, Chris Powers moderates a debate between Chris Herd and Jonathan about which method of running business will lead to greater levels of success. Enjoy! Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/ Jonathan on Twitter Chris Herd on Twitter (02:51) - Jonathan and Chris' Background and What They're Doing Today (05:00) - What does remote work mean to each of you and how do you think about the concept? (10:09) - Jonathan - Do you define SquareFoot as a remote-first or office-first company? (12:07) - How are leaders deciding whether they'll be an office or remote company? (16:36 ) -  Trust Between Employers and Employees (18:56) - What's the Cadence of Coming Together as a Team and Being Able to Work Remotely (25:40) - How does size or prestige of a company impact the ability of employees to influence the decision on remote vs. in person? (31:20) - Is there any danger to your long term career-worth by choosing to leave a company that's mandates in-office work? (35:47 ) - Relationship/Friendship Building In-Office vs. Remote No Rules Rules by Reed Hastings (46:27) - What are the signals or data points to see what matters in either taking a company remote or discovering how much time is ‘needed' in-office over the next 5 years? (51:03) -  Where are a lot of these remote-radicals going to live and work? (55:27) - Data on Where People Want to Start Technology Companies Pre and Post Covid (1:01:19) -  How do you think about the next generation of workers coming out of school and only understanding a remote-work life. Do they miss out on mentorship or human interaction? (1:10:08) - How do promotions get delegated on in-person workers and remote? (1:11:43) - Trust and Tracking within Remote Companies (1:16:25) - Wrap Up & Closing Statements The FORT is produced by Straight Up Podcasts

Welcome to the Space Economy podcast and the next episode in our special series Doing Business in the Solar System hosted by Elizabeth Howell. Today's episode focuses on Mars and the Perseverance rover, its helicopter, a future sample return mission and touches on In-Situ Resource Utilization.

Chris Herd, founder & CEO of Firstbase talks to MarketWatch's personal-finance editor Quentin Fottrell, on how he believes virtual work would bring freedom to people during 'normal' times and improve productivity for companies.

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Today's guest is Chris Herd, the CEO and founder of FirstbaseHQ. And of course, you already know him from his thought leadership on Twitter, LinkedIn, sending out those fire tweets, the massive threads about the future of living, future of remote working here in our world.Follow Chris Herd on TwitterConnect with Chris Herd on LinkedInLearn more about FirstBaseHQ at firstbasehq.com

We hear what former Premier Clyde Wells thinks of this year's unusual election, and his thoughts on Chief Electoral Officer Bruce Chaulk's handling of the situation. Canada's COVID-19 Immunity Task Force is currently studying the idea of digital immunity tracking and immunity passports. Today we discuss with bioethicist Natalie Kofler what ethical questions policy makers will have to unravel, and what it could mean for Canadians as they line up for vaccines. NASA's Perseverance Rover has already beamed back the very first sounds recorded on Mars, and all this new information has scientists very excited. We hear from professor Chris Herd of the University of Alberta about the current status of the mission. Finding childcare in Happy Valley-Goose Bay is tough at the best of times, but with the pressures of COVID-19 the challenge is even greater. We speak with a young mother in Happy Valley-Goose Bay about it. Susan Onalik has won the Nunatsiavut Government by-election, she joins us to speak about the victory. CBC's Bernice Hillier will tell us the little-known story of a Black man who was buried in L'Anse au Loup nearly two-hundred years ago. We hear about the man known only by the initials W.H. The Grand River Snowmobile Club has been busy grooming the trails. We get an update on conditions from Greg Wheeler. Is Canada on the brink of a third wave of COVID-19, and how serious could its effects be? One epidemiologist says a lot depends how we handle it. Cynthia Carr joins us.

Tom Hayes chats with Chris Herd founder and CEO of Firstbase about the issues associated with moving to remote working and/or hybrid working. This episode was recorded in October 2020.

Our S8E4 interview with geologist Chris Herd from the University of Alberta. He's working with NASA on the Mars rover Perseverance!

Chris Herd - Director, Find Your Voice Movie - Aussie filmmaker joins Pete A Turner on the Break It Down Show to discuss his latest movie . Chris a cinematographer as his home discipline works by producing and directing his film.  Check out the incredible -it's really a neat movie if you love New Zealand or Maori people as a topic.   Find Your Voice features Adam Saunders as Elvis Peniaha, a young man who's trying to discover who he is. Also a big shout out to Michael Long who plays, "Roadie" He nails the role and is a scene stealer from the jump.    -  Haiku Movies are special Indie films even more so A family is born Similar episodes:  -   -  -   Join us in supporting Save the Brave as we battle PTSD. Executive Producer/Host: Pete A Turner  Producer: Damjan Gjorgjiev  The Break It Down Show is your favorite best, new podcast, featuring 5 episodes a week with great interviews highlighting world-class guests from a wide array of shows.

If remote work ever needed a spokesman my vote is for my next guest. Chris Herd is the founder and CEO of New York based FirstBase (firstbaseHQ.com)….which helps companies go “office-less instantly”. Their company will supply, finance, and manage all the physical equipment remote workers need to be as safe, comfortable, and productive at home as in an office. We chatted about the future of remote work.

Amina Moreau is a powerhouse of productivity. She runs several businesses including a film production company, a storytelling consulting firm, a music licensing company, and most recently Radious, which is like an Airbnb specifically for office space. She is also an avid tennis player and competes in competitions regularly. Amina shares why office space needs to have a fresh look and how her company plans to address the problems modern business people are currently facing. Key Takeaways Trip is reporting from a closet. He’s in a new house and his standing desk hasn’t arrived. Amina loves storytelling, psychology, and ethical persuasion. Although storytelling follows you wherever you go, no matter the project, Amina is finding a new space to break into and that’s office space. What’s so exciting about office space? Airbnb is often a bit overkill for a couple of founders looking to cowork together. The shared office spaces right now don’t feel very safe. Radious takes a different approach to office space. Office space concepts are outdated and do not reflect the times we’re in. Long leases? Nah. Is Radious competing with Airbnb? And, how are they different from a coworking space? How does Amina maintain quality in their workstations and spaces with their hosts? Do hosts have the right to say no to certain businesses? Amina shares her vision for the future of work and what we can expect in the coming years ahead. Are you a student that would like to learn about audio production, digital media, and more? Email Anna. Resources Thebraveworkforce.com (http://thebraveworkforce.com/) Bravenewcompanies.com (http://bravenewcompanies.com/) Email Anna: Anna@Thebraveworkforce.com (mailto:Anna@Thebraveworkforce.com) Radious.pro (https://aminamoreau.com/) Amina on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/amina-moreau-78142b72) Chris Herd on Twitter (https://twitter.com/chris_herd?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) Special Guest: Amina Moreau.

Is work-from-home here to stay? What does the shift to a remote-first work force mean for SaaS founders today?  Chris Herd, Founder and CEO of Firstbase, gives us a unique perspective on how COVID has accelerated the remote world. Hear how Chris sees the future of decentralized fundraising, startup accelerators and distributed workforces. In addition, Bart and Chris about the power of community building in startups.  Firstbase is helping a generation of companies go officeless by reimagining where & how companies work. Firstbase lets you setup, manage, maintain & retrieve all the physical equipment your remote teams need to do great work at home. Learn more here.Chris Herd, Founder and CEO of Firstbase :: Twitter + LinkedInBart Macdonald, Managing Partner of Bloom Venture Partners :: Twitter + LinkedIn

On Episode 3 of Remote Talks, Firstbase CEO and remote work evangelist Chris Herd joins Remote CEO Job van der Voort to discuss some of the hidden topics within the remote work conversation.

In this episode I discuss all things future of remote work with Chris Herd ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisherd ) , the Founder and CEO of Firstbase ( https://www.firstbasehq.com/ ). We discuss why remote work is here to stay and what benefits employees and companies get from enabling their employees to live where they want and engage in the communities that most align with their interests and values. We get a masterclass on using Twitter to build a brand and awareness and what it's like to build a remote first company from scratch.

Founder & CEO of First Base HQ

With Chris Herd, CEO of Firstbase and Jonathan Schultz, Onyx Equities Is the Future of Work Remote, Corporate Office, or Work from Anywhere? #futureofwork #realestate #workfromanywhere Connect with Chris: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisherd/ Website: https://www.firstbasehq.com/ Connect with Jonathan: Connect with Jon- https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonschultz1/ Website: https://www.jonschultz.com/ Join Open Sourced Workplace DISCORD - https://discord.gg/tadRJm3 If the link has expired - email oswdaily@gmail.com for a new link. YES!!! Sign me up for OSW Daily Newsletter: https://89145b5d.sibforms.com/serve/M... Workplace Professionals FREE Sign Up Here - https://www.opensourcedworkplace.com/...

With Chris Herd, CEO, Firstbase - Remote work is the end of offices & office-first companies - Millions of jobs are becoming remote-first - Documentation is the superpower of remote teams Connect with Chris: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisherd/ Website: https://www.firstbasehq.com/ Join Open Sourced Workplace DISCORD - https://discord.gg/tadRJm3 If the link has expired - email oswdaily@gmail.com for a new link. YES!!! Sign me up for OSW Daily Newsletter: https://89145b5d.sibforms.com/serve/M... Learn more about Open Sourced Workplace here: https://www.opensourcedworkplace.com/ Find your next Service Provider here: https://www.opensourcedworkplace.com/... Join the Open Sourced Workplace Community today - it's FREE: Service Providers FREE Sign Up Here - https://www.opensourcedworkplace.com/...

Today on Career Crashers, we're continuing our series on the hottest up-and-coming tech companies you’ve never heard of, and what it’s like to work there, with a deep dive into Firstbase. Firstbase believes the majority of companies will be remote in the next 10 years. They are working to help a generation of companies go officeless, by allowing companies to supply, finance and manage all the physical equipment their remote teams need to do great work at home. Meet CEO and founder Chris Herd and CTO and co-founder Trey Bastian and learn about why they care about helping the remote work revolution, how they built Firstbase, and their philosophy on hiring. If you’re excited about what Firstbase is building, the best way to get on their radar is to send them a pitch with why you’re excited and what you could do to help! Go to crash.co to create your account and send Firstbase a video pitch that blows them away!

Today on Career Crashers, we're continuing our series on the hottest up-and-coming tech companies you’ve never heard of, and what it’s like to work there, with a deep dive into Firstbase. Firstbase believes the majority of companies will be remote in the next 10 years. They are working to help a generation of companies go officeless, by allowing companies to supply, finance and manage all the physical equipment their remote teams need to do great work at home. Meet CEO and founder Chris Herd and CTO and co-founder Trey Bastian and learn about why they care about helping the remote work revolution, how they built Firstbase, and their philosophy on hiring. If you’re excited about what Firstbase is building, the best way to get on their radar is to send them a pitch with why you’re excited and what you could do to help! Go to crash.co to create your account and send Firstbase a video pitch that blows them away!

We discuss a thread by Chris Herd on Twitter about working from home, and the future of work.    Chris Herd's thread on Twitter.   Cherryleaf newsletter To contact Cherryleaf: info@cherryleaf.com Cherryleaf 

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Chris Herd is the cofounder of Firstbase. Firstbase lets companies supply and manages all the physical equipment their remote teams need to do great work at home

Chris Herd, Professor in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at U of A

Guests Matt Hodson (MATTHS) artist, performer, educator Charles Chicky Reeves - FOH engineer, producer, songwriter Yoad Nevo - producer, mix engineer Waves Developer   Youtube Video version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbhTK3lCN14   WIN iZOTOPE Stutter Edit 2 - Tweet #audiowormhole #stutteredit2 to @sonicstate @iZotopeinc  Stutter Edit 2 lets you create the famous "stutter" editing effect with one button to slice and dice your samples, tracks, and mixes. Fire off rhythmic gestures, sweeping filters, glitchy effects, or everything at once. Please check out our new Freeze Machines Racks for Ableton Live - lush, atmospheric frozen reverb textures: notes: 00:00 Intro and hellos 05:40 Tourbox Controller + key commands 18:39 iZotope Stutter Edit 2 competition 21:05 Factorsynth 2 31:25 Samplr for Touch Bar 38:11 Theoryboard THY333 Kickstarter 49:50 Chris Herd on the future of work 01:04:10 Ear fatigue 01:06:20 Wrap and goodbyes Where to Watch/Listen - We now stream the live show to Youtube Live, Facebook Live as well as at Sonicstate.com/live every Weds at 4pm UK time- please do join in. Preshow available on Twitch. You can also download the audio version from RSS FEED 

This show gets rapidly interesting as the super-knowledgeable Chris, Founder and CEO of Firstbase, talks to Shauna about the logistical and physical aspects of setting up your business to operate remotely. Then he talks about how your leadership soft skills should come into play around collaboration, communication, trust, and enablement, when meeting the challenges of building and scaling a remote team. After that, enjoy some thought-provoking commentary from Chris about the future of work and how the by-product of remote working will be the ability to produce the best work of our lives. And if you have kept up thus far, then you will be ready for the live on-the-spot coaching session about removing bias from decision making! Firstbase is the physical Operating System (OS) for remote teams. Their platform lets companies supply and manage all the physical equipment remote workers need to do great work at home, as a monthly subscription.

The Summer of Mars is here! Three missions are launching to Mars in the next few weeks from three different space agencies. We've got the definitive preview of these missions, from UAE's Mars Hope, to China's Tianwen-1, and of course, NASA's Perseverance Rover. Get caught up on all the facts before you watch the launch! Mars Hope Mars Hope Unveiled in 2015Hope Probe IntroductionTEDx Talk, Omran Sharaf, Project Manager for Mars HopeTEDx Talk, Sarah Amiri, Project Scientist for Mars HopeLots of Technical Info for the Mission Follow Mars Hope Mars Hope Twitter (@HopeMarsMission) Tianwen-1 Yinguo-1, the ill-fated first Chinese Mars MissionChina announces Mars Mission in 2016Tianwen-1 CamerasAndrew Jones on WeMartiansTianwen-1 PayloadsLong March 5 Returns to FlightChinese Space and the CoronavirusMore on CoronavirusWan Weixing dies Perseverance 2003 Decadal Survey2013 Decadal SurveyMax-C ConceptNASA pulls out of joint Max-C/ExoMarsNASA announces Mars 2020Mars 2020's Sample Caching System VideoNASA announces Jezero as landing site for Mars 2020MiMi Aung on the Mars HelicopterMars 2020 Cost OverrunsSHERLOC nearly cancelledLaunch slipped from July 17 to July 20Launch slipped from July 20 to July 22Launch slipped from July 22 to July 30Mars 2020 Press KitAll of WeMartians Mars2020 Coverage over the years:10 - Science Meets Engineering on the 2020 Rover (feat. Sarah Milkovich)20 - Mars2020 Candidate Landing Sites48 - Zooming in on Mars (feat. Melissa Rice and Elsa Jensen)52 - Comin' up Jezero (feat. Tim Goudge)77 - Persevering through ATLO (feat. Christina Hernandez)78 - The Quest for a Piece of Mars (feat. Chris Herd)79 - Preparing for a Martian Launch (feat. Tory Bruno) Follow Perseverance NASA Perseverance Twitter Follow Jake & WeMartians Website (www.wemartians.com)Patreon (www.patreon.com/wemartians)WeMartians Shop (shop.wemartians.com)Mailing List (https://wemartians.com/signup)Twitter (@we_martians) Jake’s Twitter (@JakeOnOrbit)Off-Nominal PodcastMake Space BetterOrigins: Jim BridenstineMost Recent Episode: 31 - OG LIGO Support WeMartians on Patreon Help Make Space Better Here at Off-Nominal, we've been following the demonstrations against racial inequality and police violence in the United States, Canada, and around the world with concern. These events have highlighted deep problems with how we treat each other in many domains, and space exploration is not exempt. While we have been processing this in real-time, it has become obvious that we must do our part and use our platform to speak up against these inequalities and take action to stop them. We have been engaging with our Discord community this past week to come up with a plan. Many of these initiatives were developed not just by Jake and Anthony, but in partnership with the Patrons and listeners of our three podcasts. We’re proud that this is a community-led effort. We're also really proud that some of our listeners and colleagues have joined in to make this an even stronger initiative. Together, we're putting on a fundraiser to support Black organizations whose missions we believe in. All of the sponsors, including Jake and Anthony, will be matching contributions the community makes to both of these organizations through July 10. Jake and Anthony will match up to the total of this month’s revenue from Patreon (WeMartians, MECO), and other sponsors may have different max amounts. Thank you for helping us work together to make space better.

NASA's Mars2020 Rover is set to launch this summer to kick off an intense series of missions set to bring back a sample from Mars. But retrieving these samples is no small task. The University of Alberta's Chris Herd, member of the Project Science Group for the mission, joins Jake to discuss Mars samples and all the challenges that go into getting them home. We talk Sample Science for Mars2020 Perseverance Chris named to Project Science GroupThe Mars2020 WebsiteNASA Perseverance Rover TwitterMars helicopter named Ingenuity Follow Chris Chris on Twitter (@SpaceRockDoc) Follow Jake & WeMartians Website (www.wemartians.com)Patreon (www.patreon.com/wemartians)WeMartians Shop (shop.wemartians.com)Twitter (@we_martians) Jake’s Twitter (@JakeOnOrbit)Off-Nominal PodcastMost Recent Episode: 30 - There's Always Money in the VAB Support WeMartians on Patreon Now Available - Dragon Worm T-Shirt Celebrate NASA's upcoming SpaceX DM-2 flight, which will launch astronauts to the International Space Station from US soil for the first time since the retirement of the Space Shuttle in 2011. Our new design features the iconic NASA Logotype, the "Worm", which will make a triumphant return on the Falcon 9 rocket for the launch. Pick one up today in the WeMartians Shop. WeMartians theme music is “RetroFuture” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) and arranged by Jake Robins with Public Domain NASA audio and WeMartians interview samples. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Chris Herd, Professor in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at U of A

In this episode we discuss the fiasco between Sony and Disney regarding the Spiderman character. We talked about the latest news given to us from D23 and the upcoming Kanye West album. Then we talked with Kanvis about building up his artist career while being an entrepreneur. Chris Herd shared with us his journey coming into his pro MMA career. News and Reviews (00:01-43:46) Kanvis - Shooter (43:47-46:27) Kanvis Interview (46:28-1:12:33) Aaron Cole - Love Don't Cost A Thing (1:12:33-1:15:55) Chris Herd Interview (1:15:56-1:45:27) Disciple - Reanimate (1:45:27-1:49:08) Visit the website solomonsporchpodcast.com for more content. Thanks to our Patreon supporters Sam Blackwell & Read B. Verses. If you would like to support the show financially you can do so at: www.patreon.com/solomonsporchpodcast Thanks to our sponsors: truestrengthapparel.com skydreamingapparel.com

Chris Herd, professor and curator, University of Alberta meteorite collection.

In this episode we discuss the fiasco between Sony and Disney regarding the Spiderman character. We talked about the latest news given to us from D23 and the upcoming Kanye West album. Then we talked with Kanvis about building up his artist career while being an entrepreneur. Chris Herd shared with us his journey coming […]

In this episode of the Improvement Podcast, Sean & Dave talk with special guest Chris Herd about problem solving. We've all had our share of problems that we need to fix, but have you ever thought that your approach isn't working? Or there must be an easier way? Chris has faced some immense problems in his life, and we were lucky enough to chat with him on how he has overcome them. Take a listen.

In this episode of the Improvement Podcast, Sean & Dave talk with special guest Chris Herd about problem solving. We've all had our share of problems that we need to fix, but have you ever thought that your approach isn't working? Or there must be an easier way? Chris has faced some immense problems in his life, and we were lucky enough to chat with him on how he has overcome them. Take a listen.

PREMIER NOTLEY APPOINTS ENVOYS Today Premier Notley appointed three envoys to help Alberta sell oil and gas at a price that more accurately represents world prices. Joe talks with Tim McMillan, President and CEO of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers. CANADA POST STRIKE In an economy where many small businesses rely on shipping services, how is the Canada Post strike affecting day-to-day business? Joe talks with CEO of sportsbras.ca Brigitte Lessard-Deyell about it. NEW $10 NOTE FEATURING VIOLA DESMOND Today the new vertical $10 note featuring Canadian civil rights pioneer, Viola Desmond enters circulation. For perspective, Joe speaks with Ettie Rutherford, Author and Member, Congress of Black Women of Canada. FIREBALL NETWORK The University of Alberta has launched a network of new sky cameras that help triangulate the location of meteor landing sites, so that studying them may be more fruitful. Joe talks with Dr. Chris Herd, Professor and Curator, University of Alberta Meteorite Collection.

Hi, I’m Marc Boucher and this is the SpaceQ podcast. My guest this week is Professor Chris Herd from the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Alberta. We’re going to be talking about the Canadian Space Agency Space Exploration Workshop held in late 2016 and the subsequent lengthy report which was recently released. The report forms the basis of what Canada is likely to do in the next 10 years in space exploration.

Your hosts: Lynn, Levon, Marie-Claude, Marc (Video of show at bottom) ListenEN_Interview_2-20181012-WIE20 Huge land tract to be under joint federal/Indigenous protection The Edéhzhíe Indigenous Protected Area/National Wildlife Area will conserve 14,249 square kilometres of boreal forest and will be jointly managed by Dehcho First Nations and the federal government. (Bill Carpenter/Dehcho First Nations) A new deal between the federal government and an Indigenous group in north-western Canada will see over 14,000 square kilometres of land protected from development. More than half of the Edéhzhíe area, a plateau that rises out of the Mackenzie Valley to the west of Great Slave Lake will come under joint management of the Dehcho First Nations and the federal government. The area will be known as the Edéhzhíe Indigenous Protected Area/National Wildlife Area. Levon spoke with Dahti Tsetso, resource manager and director of the Dehcho K’éhodi Stewardship and Guardians program that will manage the new protected area. UN says disaster costs are increasing world-wide Floods like this one in Grand Forks, British Columbia on May 17, 2018 are a major factor in the rising costs of disasters in Canada. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press) The UN report said the cost of natural disasters between 1998 and 2017, was 151 per cent greater than the preceding 20-year period. The report says more than three quarters of the billions of dollars of damage can be associated with climate-change Lynn spoke to Glenn McGillivray, managing director of the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction, an insurance industry funded operation affiliated with Western University in London Ontario.. Learning more about the Martian moons A Canadian researcher and a Canadian meteorite have helped change the theory about the origin of the Martian moons (NASA-JPL-Caltech-Malin Space Science Systems-Texas A&M Univ) Canada has one of the most, if not the most unique, meteorites in the world. In 2000, a large meteorite blew up over British Columbia. The fragments fell on frozen Tagish Lake. The unique thing is that they were frozen when they landed, and have been kept frozen, which has preserved many fascinating elements classed as building blocks of life. However, that's not involved in this test. The University of Alberta's Tagish Lake meteorite is very dark and it was used in an experiment regarding the Martian moons, which are also very dark. Measuring the amount of light reflected from the meteorite, and that of the moons, it is now believed they are not captured asteroids, but rather bits of Mars itself shaved off in some giant collision billions of years ago. Marc spoke with professor Chris Herd, who was involved in the research. He is the curator of the University of Alberta Meteorite Collection and a professor in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Alberta. Recent popular animal videos on RCI A recent video of two bull moose fighting it out made for some amazing video, Marie-Claude presents some short but fascinating videos of animals that we've featured recently on RCI. Watch the video of our show Images of the week window.jQuery || document.write('

WIll your firm be consumed by the technology that is coming in from the future? Will you need to have AI in your business? Do your competitors already use it? Lets sit back and listen to Chris Herd about Entrepreneurs, FInTech, and the future of banking. Here to make you more knowledgable Lazy Over-Achievers. www.bartdaltonconsulting.com

WIll your firm be consumed by the technology that is coming in from the future? Will you need to have AI in your business? Do your competitors already use it? Lets sit back and listen to Chris Herd about Entrepreneurs, FInTech, and the future of banking. Here to make you more knowledgable Lazy Over-Achievers. www.bartdaltonconsulting.com

We recap Next Level Fight Club's best card yet by highlighting four incredible finishes. We talk with Chris Herd, whose 13-second knockout was one of the night's most memorable, interview Cody Maltais, who guillotined his opponent in his return to the cage after a two-year absence, and shout out a few other insane finishes (like Allen Crowder's crazy slam knockout and Anthony Wright's guillotining his opponent to sleep). It's also the return of Trevor Hayes, who cornered two fighters on this card. It was supposed to be three -- find out what happened.