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Meal Prep: Friend or Foe?What comes to mind when you hear "meal prep"? Do you shudder at the thought? Does it conjure images of endless, flavorless chicken breasts and mushy broccoli? Perhaps you envision a sea of Tupperware overtaking your Sunday, chaining you to your kitchen when you'd rather be relaxing.In this week's episode, I interview Nicole Darabi, former fitness competitor and current mom to an active kiddo, to help you untangle your complicated relationship with meal prep and turn it into a sanity saver.--You can follow Nicole on IG HERE.You can visit her site and check out her services HERE.-----And you can connect with me on IG HERE, apply to work together HERE, or visit my website HERE.

Biennale for Visual and sonic media. düsseldorfphoto+ Andy Scholz präsentiert in dieser Episode Ton-Mitschnitte aus vier Vorträgen vom Symposium »ON REALITY« am 18. Mai 2024 im Rahmen der Biennale for visual and sonic media - düsseldorfphotoplus. Kleiner Hinweis: Es ist nicht möglich, die gesamten Vorträge und ihren detaillierten Inhalt hier im Podcast wiederzugeben, ohne die Bilder – ohne die Vortragsfolien – zu zeigen. Darum sind hier lediglich kurze Ton-Mitschnitte präsentiert. Mehr infos zur Biennale for Visual and sonic media düsseldorfphotoplus unter: https://www.duesseldorfphotoplus.de https://www.instagram.com/duesseldorfphotoplus/ Konzipiert haben das Symposium Pola Sieverding und Asya Yaghmurian https://www.instagram.com/polasieverding/ https://artmap.com/polasieverding https://www.instagram.com/asya_yaghmurian/ Folgende Gäste des ersten Symposiumstages sind in dieser Episode vorgekommen: Gabrielle Moser, Sim Chi Yin, Hannah Darabi, Federico Campagna und Stan Douglas https://www.instagram.com/hannahdarabi/ https://www.instagram.com/chiyin_sim/ https://www.instagram.com/gabbymoser/ https://www.davidzwirner.com/artists/stan-douglas https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federico_Campagna ​- - - Episoden-Cover-Gestaltung: Andy Scholz Episoden-Cover-Foto: düsseldorfphotoplus Idee, Produktion, Redaktion, Moderation, Schnitt, Ton, Musik: Andy Scholz Der Podcast ist eine Produktion von STUDIO ANDY SCHOLZ 2020-2024. Andy Scholz wurde 1971 in Varel. Er studierte Philosophie und Medienwissenschaften in Düsseldorf, Kunst und Design an der HBK Braunschweig und Fotografie/Fototheorie in Essen an der Folkwang Universität der Künste. Seit 2005 ist er freier Künstler, Autor sowie seit 2016 künstlerischer Leiter und Kurator vom INTERNATIONALEN FESTIVAL FOTOGRAFISCHER BILDER, das er gemeinsam mit Martin Rosner 2016 in Regensburg gründete. Seit 2012 unterrichtet er an verschiedenen Instituten, u.a. Universität Regensburg, Fachhochschule Würzburg, North Dakota State University in Fargo (USA), Philipps-Universität Marburg, Ruhr Universität Bochum, seit 2022 auch an der Pädagogischen Hochschule Ludwigsburg. Im ersten Lockdown, im Juni 2020, begann er mit dem Podcast. Er lebt und arbeitet in Essen. http://fotografieneudenken.de/ https://www.instagram.com/fotografieneudenken/ https://festival-fotografischer-bilder.de/ https://www.instagram.com/festivalfotografischerbilder/ https://deutscherfotobuchpreis.de/ https://www.instagram.com/deutscher_fotobuchpreis/ http://andyscholz.com/ https://www.instagram.com/scholzandy/

Geneva Art Week se tient du 12 au 17 septembre.  C'est aussi dans ce cadre que le Centre de la Photographie de Genève accueille « You're so Tehran » d'Hanna Darabi. Cette exposition photo réunit 2 projets autour de la notion de la capitale iranienne Téhéran Los Angeles. Récompensée en 2022 à Düsseldorf en Allemagne et récente lauréate du Prix de la photo « Madame Figaro - Arles 2023 », la native de Téhéran nous embarque dans un voyage à travers un territoire qui mêle fiction et réalité. 

In the late 1980's Mahsa Darabi's family made the big immigration jump from Iran to Lake Oswego, Oregon, USA. That's the real beginning of her company, The Moody Persian, because it was Mahsa's heritage from Iran that she learned to fall back on and from which to draw both strength and happiness. As a Middle Easterner dropped into a very Western culture, she endured the slurs and laughter sent her way by those who saw her as different. At first this was humiliating to her, but then she found that clinging to her culture and background made her proud that she had a different point of view on life and that her point of view was warm and beautiful. And much of that culture revolved around succulent food shared at a big table with family, friends, singing and dancing. As Mahsa began cooking and sharing her Iranian dishes with others, the heckling and cat calling started to die down and the cultural gap began to evaporate. Once again, the power of sitting down together and sharing a meal broke down previous cultural barriers. Mahsa had another talent as it turned out. Starting at about 14 years old, she began acting in TV commercials and launched a budding modeling career. Yet again, she found her background “differences” – her facial and body features – that made her feel like an ugly duckling were considered exotic and exactly what modeling agencies look for. Then COVID rocked her life, cutting off her work and leaving her in terror for the health of her family, including the recent birth of their third child. This is where Mahsa turned again to the power of cooking and sitting down to a meal together. She didn't want her daughters to Zoom away their day, so she started teaching them science, math and culinary arts. She had them all in the kitchen cooking and preparing meals and that made sitting down together afterward an even richer experience. Mahsa has always found the kitchen as the place where she could concentrate, and it was there that the idea for her company was born. She always liked being in front of the camera so she decided to share recipes on Instagram. Then, when assembling recipes to write a book, Mahsa remembered that there was usually some person who inspired her to create that recipe and put her into the mood to create that dish. The Moody Persian name was born. Also part of her Iranian/Persian culture is tea, and she drinks lots. Too much as it turned out, as she was getting the jitters from too much caffeine. So she looked for decaffeinated tea but did not like the taste and longed for the spices and richness of her home tea but without the caffeine. Back to the kitchen, Mahsa took a year of experimenting and came up with Moody Chai, which is available on her website. Mahsa has been a finalist on Food Network's Cutthroat Kitchen. She's also been a real estate agent, private chef, accidental influencer, and has enjoyed an enduring career as a model and actor in the Portland area for over 20 years. Website: https://www.moodypersian.com/. Social media: @moodychai @themoodypersian. Our hosts: Twitter - @sarahmasoni and @spicymarshall, Instagram - @masoniandmarshall.

Enregistré à l'hôtel Louisiane dans le cadre de Photo Saint Germain @photosaintgermain Une émission présentée par Thibault Brunet et Marceau Truffaut @brunetthibault & @hypothèse.studio Notre invité était Hannah Darabi, pour la retrouver sur instagram : @hannahdarabi Générique : Olivier Schlauberg, Pour le retrouver sur instagram : @_schlauberg_ Vous pouvez nous soutenir en vous abonnant à notre instagram :  @sanstitre.cast Bisous https://www.rencontres-arles.com/fr/expositions/view/1466/hannah-darabi

In this episode, our host Joe Batir talks with Hamed Darabi, Chief Technology Officer of QRI and Yannick Agbor, Senior Partner Solutions Architect with AWS. In this show they discuss how QRI has gone about building solutions to complex problems within the energy supply chain. Here, they walk through the example of water management to show how solutions are built and implemented, and how AWS expedites the ability to build and implement solutions. Yannick's Book Recommendation: Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe Hamed's Book Recommendation: The Martian by Andy Weir These show notes contain affiliate links. Show your support for this show, the information we provide, and our energy community by using these links. Hamed Darabi's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hamed-darabi-36219458/ QRI website: https://www.qrigroup.com/ Yannick Agbor's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yannickagbor/ This episode is made possible by AWS Energy. Brought to you on the Oil and Gas Global Network, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. More from OGGN ... Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page Get notified about industry events  

Women. Life. Freedom - What does that mean to you? Today we talk to Mahsa Darabi, Iranian immigrant, mother, business owner, inspirational powerhouse and one of my favorite humans in the whole world. Mahsa speaks candidly about what it has been like living as an Iranian-American woman watching the protests happening in Iran as women fight for their rights against a violent regime.We discuss the intersection of our own internal work around pleasure and sexuality and how that relates to the fight for women's liberation globally.Don't miss this important conversation about the importance of creating powerful internal change and the impact that has on our community, future generations and women's sovereignty at large.Also make sure write and share a review to get direction involved in helping raise awareness for Iranian women and be eligible to be gifted the Undressed course, private 1:1 sessions with me or a Pleasure Package. Follow the instructions below to have us make a donation on your behalf and enter you to win these prizes!What You'll Learn from this Episode:What it was like growing up as an Iranian woman in America and how Mahsa's life has been impacted by the current protests.The conversation Mahsa had with her father that immediately shifted sexual shame for herWhy the intersection between women's liberation at large with her own personal liberation has been confusing at times.How to get involved and why it matters.Featured on the Show:REVIEW It's My Pleasure and help spread the word for more women to feel freedom in their body. Every review that is submitted in the month of November will generate $5 donation to Iranian American Women Foundation helping raise the visibility of women's rights being threatened in Iran, matched by another $5 from Mahsa to help the local protests of Free Iran PDX. Plus be entered for a drawing for some very pleasurable prizes. I SO appreciate each and everyone of you listening and taking the time, let's work together to spread the word. Find out all the details about how to submit your review for eligibility for the donation and drawing HERE. (https://summerlovin.my.canva.site/giveaway)Connect with Mahsa on IG @themoodypersian or stop by her website to order her new Moody chai and see what other yummy endeavors she is up to at https://www.moodypersian.comUndressed: new course that will rewrite your relationship with your sexuality AND with your body and have you opening up and experiencing more pleasure than you ever have before. https://www.daniellesavory.com/undressedInterested in having me as your personal coach? Are you a 6/7 figure earner with a lot on your plate, but still want to see your busy life infused with more joy and pleasure?! Then consider a coaching intensive to utilize your time and have your whole body feeling alive. Apply  and let's have a conversation about what pleasure coaching could do for you. https://www.daniellesavory.com/coachingEnjoying the podcast?Make sure you don't miss a single episode! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, RSS, or follow on Spotify.It would mean so much to me if you could leave a review!Let me know your thoughts on this episode by contacting team@daniellesavory.com!

Over the last few decades, investments in intangible assets have increased dramatically, with investments in Canada reaching more than $134 billion in 2016, and intangibles accounting for 40% of all investments in the US and 10 European economies. But what are they, really? In this episode, Mason Darabi, CPA and co-founder and Chief Commercialization Officer at Ovenue, discusses intangible assets, blockchain technology, and shares his thoughts on how technology will influence the role of CPAs.

Healthy Seas ambassador, Gelareh Darabi, attended the UN Ocean Conference this past June and fills us in on the topics discussed and the progress made in protecting the world's oceans. We talk about new technology and inventions, economically prosperous opportunities in ocean conservation, and the advancement of marine pollution on the global agenda. But, perhaps the most important questions she addresses regarding this gathering of over 6000 participants are, "Who was missing" and "Was it worth it?"

Mit Debora Darabi sprechen wir am Dienstag um 20 Uhr über die sagenumwobene Dialektik. Was steckt dahinter, müssen wir uns als Linke mit Dialektik beschäftigen und finden bei Hegel wirklich alle Änderungen in den Gedanken statt? Wir brauchen eure Hilfe! So könnt ihr uns unterstützen: 1. Bitte abonniert unseren Kanal, drückt auf die Glocke und liked unsere Videos. 2. Teil unseren content auf social media und folgt uns auch auf Twitter, Instagram und FB 3. Wenn ihr Zugang zu unserer Discord-Community, sowie exklusive After-Show Episoden und Einladungen in unsere Livestreams bekommen wollt, dann unterstützt uns doch bitte auf Patreon: www.patreon.com/99zueins 4. Wir empfangen auch Spenden unter: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hostedbuttonid=C78L7DJ5J2AVS

Miguel Armaza sits down with Soraya Darabi, Co-Founder & General Partner at TMV, a Venture Capital fund with over $100 million in Assets Under Management that aims to back early-stage founders building businesses beyond the bottom line.In this episode, we discuss:Breaking into Tech – How Soraya found herself at the very center of the digital media and startup land almost two decades ago and how it led her down the path of entrepreneurship and investing.Purpose-driven investing – TMV's mission to find extraordinary returns in businesses that deeply care about the triple bottom line and the importance of backing entrepreneurs with diverse lived experiences.Fintech startups as a driving force for financial inclusion and some examples of amazing companies building a more inclusive economy.Fundraising lessons. Learning to love the process, reflections after raising over $75 million, and how Soraya found herself raising most of TMV's second fund while pregnant… and a lot more!Want more podcast episodes? Join me and follow Fintech Leaders today on Apple, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app for weekly conversations with today's global leaders that will dominate the 21st century in fintech, business, and beyond.Do you prefer a written summary, instead? Check out the Fintech Leaders newsletter and join  31,000+ readers around the world!Miguel Armaza is Co-Founder & Managing General Partner of Gilgamesh Ventures, a seed-stage investment fund focused on fintech in the Americas. He also hosts and writes the Fintech Leaders podcast and newsletter.Miguel on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3nKha4ZMiguel on Twitter: https://bit.ly/2Jb5oBcFintech Leaders Newsletter: bit.ly/3jWIpqp

Today's guest is entrepreneur and investor Soraya Darabi.Soraya started her career as the New York Times' first-ever Manager of Digital Partnerships and Social Media, right at the dawn of social media's first wave. There, she positioned the global news leader on fast-growing social networks such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, and partnered with startups and to establish award-winning campaigns.Soraya went on to co-found the application Foodspotting, which was name App of the Year by Apple and Wired Magazine and was later acquired by OpenTable. She also co-founded Zady - a shopping platform focused on sustainable fashion in 2013 which was named by Fast Company as one of “The World's Top Ten Most Innovative Companies in Retail.”She is now co-founder and General Partner at TMV – a venture fund which focuses on investing in purposeful startups reimagining the future.Soraya is also the founder of Transact Global - a virtual community for diverse emerging fund managers. She has also given great talks all over the world and was host of the podcast “Business Schooled.”In this interview, Soraya opens up about her background from riding around in her father's yellow cab as a child in New York to how and why her focus now is to empower more underrepresented founders and investors in the tech space.Soraya is an absolute force to be reckoned with and I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation and I hope you do too.Enjoy!Soraya  Twitter / Instagram / TMV website / Transact Global websiteDanielle Twitter / Instagram / Newsletter 

Soraya Darabi is an experienced entrepreneur and investor; the Founder of TMV, a successful early-stage holding company overseeing two venture funds and three investment vehicles all focused on ideas that will transform industries and inspire new ones. In today's episode, she's sharing the fundamental steps into entrepreneurship and how she processes her time to get the most productive outcomes. Connect with Soraya on socials, Twitter and LinkedIn or email her at Soraya@TMV.vc

Soraya is team Tom. Show Discussed: Succession, S3 Ep5 "Retired Janitors of Idaho" Support this podcast on Patreon! www.patreon.com/cringewatchers Special guest: Soraya Darabi https://twitter.com/sorayadarabi https://www.synchrony.com/business-schooled2.html Binging/Cringing: Lori is cringing at travel bans on Southern African countries Leila in binging the podcast Once Upon a Time at Bennington College http://www.lilianolik.com/once-upon-a-time-at-bennington-college Ad: WanderWomxn Bazaar https://www.wanderwomxntravels.com/ Offer code: FRIENDS gets you 10% off at the holiday store https://www.etsy.com/shop/CrystalOasisStore NYT article on the college gender gap that Soraya mentioned https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/23/business/dealbook/women-college-economy.html Credits: Our editor is Karen Y. Chan www.karenychan.com Judith Walker created our logo and cover art Dallas DL Engram created our theme song https://soundcloud.com/dadollars Our ad music is by Sidhartha Corses www.siddharthamusic.bandcamp.com/

Bloomberg Opinion columnist Barry Ritholtz speaks with Soraya Darabi, who is co-founder and general partner at TMV, an early-stage venture firm which has funded a broad range of startups. Darabi is also the founder of Transact Global and host of the podcast "Business Schooled." She previously served as manager of digital partnerships and social media at The New York Times. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

I had a storytelling session with journalist & filmmaker, Gelareh Darabi. We talked about who inspired her to be a journalist, her family's opportune escape from Iran before the revolution, her rebellion against her parents' confusing parenting ways, our similarities of growing up in a matriarchal household, her reporting about the Amazon rainforest and whale sharks in the Philippines, her creative approach of how to save the planet, her concept of “Outing Your Shadow”, the situation and her connection with Afghanistan, the “Healing Generation”, and the power of storytelling.    

Hello and welcome to the Baha'i Blogcast with me your host, Rainn Wilson. In this series of podcasts I interview members of the Baha'i Faith and friends from all over the world about their hearts, and minds, and souls, their spiritual journeys, what they're interested in, and what makes them tick. In this episode I'm joined by Sovaida Ma'ani Ewing, the founder of 'The Center for Peace and Global Governance' and a person of many talents. She's the author of a number of books, has worked as a lawyer for 20 years, is a 7th generation Baha'i, and she's passionate about the role of women in society, issues around global governance, the environment, peace-building, and leadership. We discuss all of these topics and also look at ideas around Collective Security, the meaning of power, and she even shares some personal stories of her time growing up in the Holy Land. I'm sure you'll enjoy this conversation as much as I did! Find out more about some of the things we mentioned and covered below: * Abdu'l-Baha: https://www.bahai.org/abdul-baha/ * The Universal House of Justice: https://bit.ly/3mgH0wN * Shoghi Effendi: https://bit.ly/3rCOeNM * The Bab​​: https://www.bahai.org/the-bab/ * Baha'u'llah: https://www.bahai.org/bahaullah/ * Learn more about Abdu'l-Baha and the commemoration of the Centenary of His passing here: https://bit.ly/3jkV0WX * Sovaida has published the following books: - The Alchemy of Peace - 6 Essential Shifts in Mindsets and Habits to Achieve World Peace: https://amzn.to/3ucNZeq - Collective Security Within Reach: https://amzn.to/3EWIplp - Building a World Federation: The Key to Resolving Our Global Crises: https://amzn.to/3ucxFdw - Bridge to Global Governance: Tackling Climate Change, Energy Distribution, and Nuclear Proliferation: https://amzn.to/3zJofYb * Sovaid's 'Re-Imagining Our World' Vlogcast on Youtube: https://bit.ly/3EON6xz * Interview with Sovaida about her book 'The Alchemy of Peace': https://bit.ly/3kIpmmE * QUOTE: "Be anxiously concerned with the needs of the age ye live in, and center your deliberations on its exigencies and requirements." -Baha'u'llah * Sovaida's NGO: Center for Peace and Global Governance (CPGG): https://www.cpgg.org/ * Sovaida's life coaching business: https://unleashyoucoaching.com/ * Siyyid Yahya-i-Darabi, given the title Vahid: https://bit.ly/2Y1qsBq * Nayriz: https://www.awakeningnayriz.org/template.php * Independent Investigation of Truth: https://bit.ly/3h2bd1V * Baha'i principle of Progressive Revelation: https://bit.ly/2Vkay0B * The Baha'i World Centre: https://www.bwc.org/ * Why is the Baha'i World Centre in Israel?: https://bit.ly/3yGYqr1 * Hands of the Cause: https://bit.ly/2EATuOD * Abu'l-Qasim Faizi: https://bit.ly/3AJGkqg * Ruhiyyih Khanum: https://bit.ly/3ugcvLz * Ali-Akbar Furutan: https://news.bahai.org/story/261/ * Paul Haney: https://bahaipedia.org/Paul_Haney * Baha'i Blogcast with Rainn Wilson – Ep.52: Dara Feldman: https://bit.ly/3AM5STR * The Promise of World Peace - Universal House of Justice letter 1985: https://bit.ly/3m56Jsm * Baha'i Blogcast with Rainn Wilson – Ep.35: Michael Karlberg: https://bit.ly/3ibDMdd Be sure to subscribe to the Baha'i Blogcast for more episodes on: * YouTube: http://bit.ly/2JTNmBO * iTunes: http://apple.co/2leHPHL * Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/bahaiblogcast * Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2IXRAnb If you would like to find out more about the Baha'i Faith visit BAHAI.ORG, and for more great Baha'i-inspired content, check out BAHAIBLOG.NET: http://bahaiblog.net/ Thanks for listening! -Rainn Wilson

Soraya Darabi is redefining venture capital by investing in undervalued, nonobvious founders who have something to prove and will make the world a better place because of it.Virginie Raphael is redefining venture capital by capitalizing on an emerging trend in fund structure innovation to better align founders and investors.Heather Hartnett is redefining venture capital by building a firm that resonates with a new wave of exceptional entrepreneurs.Learn more about Transact Global ›When Soraya Darabi, Virginie Raphael, and Heather Hartnett first met each other in 2018, they connected over their shared experiences of raising first-time funds as women in an industry that has long been dominated by men. All three women were emerging managers at their own respective funds: Soraya is a co-founder and general partner of TMV, an early-stage venture fund; Virginie is founder and managing partner of FullCircle, a preseed and seed-stage fund; and Heather is CEO and general partner of Human Ventures, a venture studio and fund.Alongside Alexia Bonatsos, founder of venture fund Dream Machine, and Marina Hadjipateras, Soraya's partner at TMV, the women began conducting weekly calls together that they jokingly referred to as “Transact” because of how transactional these meetings felt. They suspected that other women who were trying to raise their first funds would benefit from calls like these, and they soon formalized the conversations to include others who were interested.And just like that, Transact Global was born. Today, Transact is nearly 200 members strong and growing, with emerging managers from over 15 countries meeting together on a bi-weekly basis to share best practices, discover which LPs are allocating capital, and help each other move further and faster together. The women of Transact stay connected through a weekly newsletter, a Slack channel, a Whatsapp group chat, and fundraising pods.Learn more about TMV ›Learn more about FullCircle ›Learn more about Human Ventures ›

A podcast about sex on TV by Lori Adelman and Leila Darabi.

In Episode #002 Owen talks with Senior Story Artist, Kayvon Darabi-Fard! You can check out their work at: https://twitter.com/KayvonDFard?s=20 https://www.instagram.com/kayvondf/

In this episode, we interview Soraya Darabi, general partner and co-founder of the venture-capital firm, TMV.  We learn about how one ends up as a VC when you're from a family that never read the business section of the New York Times, the value of doing a ton of internships when young, and what it's like to work in an industry that has a lot of people born on third base who think they hit a triple.  We reflect on how important relationships are for success in the tech-investment world, and also how others can denigrate your relational assets even as they are desperately trying to access them.  We also learn that it can be fun, even electrifying, to be different and not like the others and that there's a lot to be said for loving the subject matter you're working in.  A super-interesting episode!

Gelareh Darabi is a fascinating human and storyteller. This eloquent multi-platform journalist, documentary filmmaker, and international correspondent has worked with National Geographic's Explorer series, Al Jazeera English, and other media outlets, focusing on science and the environment.She grew up a lover of nature, thanks to frequent outdoor walks with her family when she was a child. Her natural curiosity and love for oration led her into investigative journalism, taking her to six continents and over 20 countries. She's covered the Iran water crisis, the Australian bushfires, indigenous resistance in the Amazon, and more. In this conversation, we explore her familial dynamics, her deep interest in the mystical and spiritual (a compass that's guided her in life), what makes a good journalist, one universal truth she's learned about people from different cultures, and more. 

Food to Bridge Cultural Differences with Special Guest Mahsa Darabi   In Episode #21, co-hosts Bita and Beata welcome special guest Mahsa Darabi of The Moody Persian to reflect on experiences immigrating to the U.S. from Iran as a young child, and how food bridged a gap and became her ‘why’ for everything she does around teaching, cooking, and Persian food.  Mahsa is a self-taught culinary instructor out of Portland, Oregon.  She has a passion for passing down her culinary knowledge and sharing it with her community.   Mahsa’s Back stories Immigrating to the U.S. and feeling alienated at age 7 The school lunch box story - how Persian food became Mahsa’s secret weapon for bringing people into her home, her life, and her culture; Persian food is her ‘secret weapon’ Appearances and curly hair - embracing all natural, wildy curly hair after 25 years and especially after having children of her own.  Going from feelings of being not enough to embracing who you are!   Favorite Persian foods to share with others Persian breakfast foods and our special herb platter, Sabzi Khordan - simple yet elegant, breaking bread and enjoying a type of cheese is relatable.  Also is Mahsa’s favorite class to teach. Loves adding bacon to the platter for a modern twist. Beata enjoys sharing ash reshteh with friends and neighbors for American and Persian New Years.    Ask the Beats! Question live from our guest Mahsa: Do you believe in the old tebeh sonati (hot and cold foods), garmi and sardi,  to cure ailments?... a custom in old iranian home remedy/medicine. Although Bita and Beata believe in this old tradition, especially when thought about in terms of balancing types of foods consumed, neither is confident in explaining it and agreed it’s a great topic for a future episode!   Resource links and recipes from this episode:   Mahsa’s resources: Website: https://www.moodypersian.com IG: @themoodypersian   Bita’s recipe for: Sabzi Khordan | Persian Herb Appetizer Recipe   Beata’s recipe for: Ash Reshteh | Persian Noodle Soup – BeatsEats Bita’s recipe for: Aash Reshteh | Persian Noodle Soup Recipe   Podcast production by Alvarez Audio

Soraya Darabi is Founder & General Partner of TMV, an early-stage venture firm that invests in “purposeful startups reimagining the future,” including design-driven technologies and companies thinking about the future of work. In this episode, MBO Partners talks to Soraya about her life as an investor in this space but also about her own journey as a female founder, a number of times over, and what she sees as the trends worth watching in independent work and beyond.Soraya talks about her experience being a female founder (her first company Foodspotting was sold to Open Table and later Priceline) and how she saw a need for a playbook to level the playing field for “non-obvious entrepreneurs” like herself and why she founded TMV to help fill that gap. She also talks about her prescient 2007 comment that “social media founder and their platforms will be more powerful than the President of the United States” and how that insight sprang from her early experience partnering with social media companies on behalf of traditional media industries. She goes on to talk about how corporate players and startups can partner to disrupt the status quo and closes by discussing the critical role and power of platforms, content, and community in creating transformative change for the 1099 workforce and how to design an inclusive, hopeful future of work in a world increasingly impacted by AI. About This Episode's GuestSoraya Darabi is Founder & General Partner of TMV, an early-stage venture firm that invests in “purposeful startups reimagining the future.” Soraya began her career as the first manager of digital partnerships and social media at The New York Times, where she positioned the global news leader on social networks such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, partnered with startups large and small, and established award-winning campaigns. She went on to co-found the application Foodspotting, named by Apple and Wired Magazine as an “App of the Year,” later acquired by OpenTable, then Priceline. She is a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader and is the host of Business Schooled - a Podcast by Synchrony, for which she travels the United States interviewing persevering founders who have made it past their startup days. About MBO Partners®MBO Partners is a deep jobs platform that connects and enables independent professionals and microbusiness owners to do business safely and effectively with enterprise organizations. Its unmatched experience and industry leadership enable it to operate on the forefront of the independent economy and consistently advance the next way of working. For more information, visit​ mbopartners.com.Episode hosted by Aassia Haq; produced, edited, and engineered by Leslie Jennings Rowley. With music by Brian BurrowsMBO Partners © 2021

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As your Chamber, representing 1,200+ businesses, we are focused on advancing policies that promote job growth and we work closely with our partners to attract new businesses, creating a competitive business climate. On this episode of the Tallahassee Business Podcast presented by Event Owl, Richard Darabi of Moore Bass Consulting and Chair of the Chamber’s Economic Competitiveness and Business Climate committee joins Sue to discuss the strategic steps the committee is taking to position Tallahassee as a business destination. Richard also shares some background on his career path, why he chose to advance his career in Tallahassee and what he sees for the future.

In this episode we're chatting with Gelareh Darabi, aka our homey G! G is an uber talented and heart centered: journalist, filmmaker, storyteller, and correspondent! She centers her journalism and work around Mother Earth, and advocates for cultivating and tending to our relationships with her. G shares about her influences growing up, to the formative years from high school until she found journalism, and we discuss the importance of conscious communication, trust, and the collective trauma we all are experiencing in this time. Much love to G for her time and this experience, as her gift for understanding how to connect in her questions helped me come to some important realizations in this conversations. Enjoy y'all! You can follow G's insta below, and google her name for all her wonderful work :)   @gelarehdarabi

Listen now (38 min) | In this episode, we speak with Soraya Darabi, Co-Founder and General Partner of TMV. The firm primarily focuses on investing at the seed stage through Series A and is active in areas such as the future of work, education tech, logistics and mobility, and sustainable solutions. While not specifically diversity-focused, the firm’s portfolio is nearly 2/3rd comprised of female or minority-led companies. Get on the email list at ventureunlocked.substack.com

On our season one finale of Techsetters, Sam and Jenny interview Soraya Darabi. Featured by FastCompany as one of their “Most Creative People in Business”, Soraya is a cornerstone of the New York City startup scene. Responsible for helping the NYTimes adopt social media, Soraya is a 2-time entrepreneur, and has been named both a Mentor of the year by TechStars and a Young Global Leader by the World economic Forum. Today, she is the founder and general partner of Trail Mix Ventures, and is dedicated to leveling the playing field, as only 2.2% of VC dollars are invested in female founders. In this episode, Soraya talks about taking risks, investing in resilient founders, and betting on the future of living well. Techsetters is Executive Produced by Kode With Klossy and made possible by If / Then. This episode was recorded in May 2020.

Jag träffade Vendela på ett SIS-hem för ett par år sen. När jag berättade för henne att det inte var nått fel på henne utan på systemet hon växt upp i och att hon var älskad så började hon gråta. Hon grät så häftigt men helt ljudlöst. När jag insåg att hon lärt sig tekniken att panikgråta ljudlöst för att inte personalen skulle höra gick mitt  hjärta sönder. När hon senare berättade om hennes liv så var det min tur att gråta. Hennes öde är så smärtsamt men trots det mörkret hon gått igenom så har hon tagit sig igenom på andra sidan. Och det mina vänner är den sanna definitionen av en krigare. Det här är Vendela och hennes skrämmande skildring av hur Sverige behandlar sina minsta och mest utsatta.

Soraya Darabi, General Partner & Founder of Trail Mix Ventures an early stage investment firm focused on the future of living well.  We talk through qualifying startup investments, the process of raising capital & traits of successful founders. As a 3x Mentor of the Year by Techstars, we discuss the secrets mentorship & finding a good mentor. Advice for female founders, tips for networking & the opportunities open for collaboration. https://www.trailmix.vc/ Past Interviews: https://www.charlienyc.com/leaderslive

In this episode, Hall welcomes Soraya Darabi, General Partner of Trail Mix Ventures (TMV). TMV is an early-stage venture firm investing in the future of living well. TMV backs start-up companies focused on ideas that will reshape industries or inspire new ones. Fund I and Fund II investments focus on: frontier health organizations, marketplaces and design-driven technologies. Soraya began her career in journalism at The New York Times, positioning them on large social networks. She has also partnered with startups large and small, establishing award-winning campaigns. Soraya has appeared on magazine covers, mentored for TechStars New York, and is also a podcast host. She graduated with honors from Georgetown University and completed the Global Leadership and Public Policy for the 21st Century module at the Harvard Kennedy School. She is currently on the board of the non-profit Yamba Malawi in New York City and is in her 12th year helping the organization connect to global entrepreneurs. Soraya shares her advice for both investors and entrepreneurs and discusses her fund’s thesis with Hall.Visit Trail Mix Ventures at . Soraya can be reached via LinkedIn at , via Twitter at , via Instagram @Soraya and via email at soraya@trailmix.vc.

Today I’m joined by Soraya Darabi   Soraya is the co-founder and managing partner of Trail Mix Ventures.    In today’s episode, I talked with Soraya about investing in the future of living well, her take on the current state of the wellness industry, and her advice for founders looking to start a company in the space.    I had a great time chatting with Soraya and I hope you enjoy listening.    Let’s get into it.    More from Soraya >>    Soraya Darabi began her career as Manager of Digital Partnerships and Social Media at The New York Times, and went on to co-found Foodspotting (acq. by OpenTable) and Zady. Soraya made Fast Company's Most Creative People, Inc.'s 30 Under 30, and Fortune’s 40 Under 40. She was twice named a Mentor of the Year by TechStars, is a YGL at The World Economic Forum, and serves as a NY State Trustee for The Nature Conservancy.   https://www.trailmix.vc/   https://www.instagram.com/trailmixvc/   More from Fitt Insider >>    Fitt Insider is a weekly newsletter and podcast about the business of fitness and wellness.    From product launches and funding news to game-changing innovation, Fitt Insider provides listeners with insights and analysis on this ever-evolving industry.    Join your peers and colleagues from companies like Equinox, lululemon, Peloton, Beyond Meat, Nike, and ClassPass by subscribing at http://insider.fitt.co.

Thank you for listening to the Leaders, Innovators and Big Ideas podcast, supported by Rainforest Alberta.  The podcast that highlights those people who are contributing to and/or supporting the innovation ecosystem in Alberta. Another episode from Edmonton hosted by Christopher Drobot.  Christopher Drobot is a passionate cheerleader for the potential of the Edmonton region. Although not directly an entrepreneur himself, his extensive experience in business operations and now mortgage lending help focus his excitement on the ideas that can see the city grow. He is involved in the push to bring a world-class aquarium to the city, is completing an MBA, and – together with his wife – homeschools his two children. The parallels between entrepreneurialism and homeschooling have been many, and he sees an overarching lesson in both: you have to create the world you wish to see. Mason Darabi is a National Leader, Agriculture Data at MNP and a Chartered Professional Accounting (CPA) candidate with an educational background in Engineering and Management. He is a blockchain enthusiast, an entrepreneurship fanatic seasoned with over 10 years of experience in Information Technology and Business Development in both Information Technology and Agriculture industries. Mason’s unique work-experience and skill set have enabled him to bridge the gap between the technical and business/financial matters which are both key pillars of success in any venture. He has tremendous passion in supporting the technology ecosystem and collaborating as a team player at Alberta Blockchain Consortium (ABC) as well as the Tech Niche at MNP towards building a strong and vibrant blockchain community in Alberta as an enabler of the prosperity and diversity of the province’s economy. Angelo Talamayan is leading the tech initiative in MNP’s Edmonton office, and he brings a varied perspective and enriches the conversation with his wealth of knowledge across many disciplines. He was a master-mind behind PwC’s involvement with Startup Edmonton, and he is also a big supporter of the Rainforest Alberta, having helped sign MNP’s sponsorship with the organization in Edmonton. A driven and client-focused Business Development professional with over ten years of business development, Angelo has both accounting and entrepreneurship/small business experience. He is a natural leader who excels in building strong relationships through an engaging and motivational approach, and he is focused on continually building and evolving the business development function to best support the organization’s continued growth & success. A sizzling 20 under 30 in Edmonton (2014), Angelo has been involved in numerous community organizations and causes. Please be sure to share this episode with everyone you know. If you are interested in being either a host, a guest, or a sponsor of the show, please reach out.  We are published in Google Podcasts and the iTunes store for Apple Podcasts.  We would be grateful if you could give us a rating as it helps spread the word about the show. Show Summary: Aim high, seek advice from your mentors, explore the "corporate startup" opportunities within the walls of your company, take advantage of the #scaling power of the corporate world and marry it with the #nimbleness and #agility of a startup to be at the forefront of disruption in your industry. The final word: "have more conversations" We discussed a great deal about the importance of taking calculated risks – of finding ways to push the boundaries of a larger corporate structure to allow for innovation to occur within the organization (in order to gain access to the resources the company has, and to de-risk the startup model somewhat). While the historical startup model has glorified the risk-takers, and those who take that giant leap of faith by jumping out of the corporate world – parachute or not – Mason and Angelo contend there is also a place for those who want to push the boundaries of their companies as well, and who can find ways to support the startup ecosystem in the ways they approach innovation. Along that vein: can new business models be developed where big corporations are in partnership with local startups in the communities they inhabit? As Mason said: Have more conversations to find the answers to these, and as yet unasked, questions. Show Quote: ""  Credits... This Episode Sponsored By: Capturing Legacies Inc. Episode Audio Editing: Kate Day - KD Sound Design Graphic Design: Mackenzie Bedford Episode Music: Tony Del Degan Creator & Producer: Al Del Degan 

Richard Darabi, Project Manager at Moore Bass Consulting joins the latest episode of the Chamber Podcast. Richard, Chair of the Access Tallahassee Advisory Council talks about his experience as a young professional in Tallahassee and the opportunities and events Access offers for the next generation of local leaders.

In this episode, Mahsa Darabi is BACK and we're turning the mic around on Amber.  Mahsa interviews Amber and asks her a series of questions (from Amber's IG peeps) like: "What's your most embarrassing moment?" or "When did you know you were going to leave the Mormon faith?" or "Where do you buy your leotards?" - you know, important stuff like that.   

Krista: Hey mamas happy Monday, and welcome to the So You had a Baby Podcast, episode 13. Today we have the pleasure of interviewing Nicole Darabi. In addition to being an amazing woman and mama to a beautiful 18 month old, Nicole is a nutrition coach and blogger with her own adapted meal prep techniques and bulk recipes. Her approach to fitness is easily digestible because it includes real life challenges that many women face today. Plain and simple, She helps women cut through the BS of fad diets! Most women over train and under-eat, that’s where she comes in and helps you align those goals with a more sustainable approach. She considers herself a facilitator in others personal journey to heal their relationship with food and themselves. Her ultimate goal is that all women learn to live smarter, healthier, and more mindfully. Nikki: You guys, Nicole is a rockstar. We had so much fun speaking with her and she was so honest and genuine about her postpartum experience. She shared things that I’m sure you can all relate to. Both Krista and I agree that she is a true inspiration. So stay tuned! We cannot can’t wait for you to hear this episode. --- CONNECT WITH US - INSTAGRAM www.instagram.com/soyouhadababypodcast/?hl=en - WEBSITE www.soyouhadababypod.com/podcast/ - SHOW NOTES/RESOURCES www.soyouhadababypod.com/show-notes/ --- Thank you for listening to this episode! We look forward to having you join us next Monday! Also, don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast. We'd love to hear from you! --- Music: Fredji - Happy Life (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: youtu.be/KzQiRABVARk --- With love & support, Nkiru & Krista --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soyouhadababypodcast/support

At 23 years old, Soraya Darabi managed the digital partnerships and social media marketing for The New York Times. Not a bad start. Since then,  she has played a substantial role in the success of several amazing companies, her first three angel...

At 23 years old, Soraya Darabi managed the digital partnerships and social media marketing for The New York Times. Not a bad start. Since then,  she has played a substantial role in the success of several amazing companies, her first three angel investments turned out to be hugely successful, and she is now one of the managing partners and founder of  Trail Mix Ventures, an early-stage investment firm focused on the “future of living well.” Much of this may have something to do with supporting your friends, paying attention to trends, and knowing when to take action. Soraya Darabi, successful entrepreneur, angel investor, and Managing Partner of Trail Mix Ventures (a venture capital company focused on investing in living well) joins Socialfly Co-founder Courtney Spritzer in the MouthMedia Network studios for a conversation about building her company and her journey to success, along with a surprise and a brainstorm.In this episode: How Soraya got into venture capital Her passion to understand convergence and why labels were afraid of digital media and communication Interning her senior year of college at Washington Post.com, helping Pulitzer prize-winning journalists understand digital media and how it would help enhance their journalism Her next move to Conde Nett, and how three jobs were iterating how media was changing in real time How Soraya fell in love with entrepreneurship and the platforms changing the landscape of digital media, Feeling dismayed about how few women were in the room How Soraya went to go work for one of them, becoming an entrepreneur at 26 years old, then the company was acquired by Facebook How there should be more video content online explaining the ABCs of  equity to young women Her next move as the co-creator of Foodspotting, and why it was the perfect training ground to learn the ropes on running a business Her non-traditional route to becoming an investor, and how she didn’t grow up in a house that discussed business Her first three investments in 2011-13 were winners: Contently, Brick and Co, and Casper How it took six years to admit she was an investor and overcoming imposter syndrome Investing in friends, why a good network is where you should start Find partnerships and value to add into a company you can invest in, those relationships often blossom into fruitful ones Believing in wellness and companies who affect us in a positive way The importance of an inclusive and diverse environment women can work in A disconnect between venture dollars and industrious women in America How Trail Mix invests in purpose-driven companies addressing s growing economy as it pertains to wellness Deciding Trail Mix Ventures should be a seed fund, and wanting to be additive to founders on their journey Why owning 10% of a company is the most they generally want to start with Helping  the people behind you and turning to the people in front of you, building a social network Why there need to be more women in venture capital Embracing the elements of your life openly and not being afraid to be open, including family ambition Three pieces of advice: invest in friends, everything feels better in the morning, eventually everything connects False starts and stumbling blocks, and with failure comes knowledge A brainstorm on self-care

Amber's friend, Actress and Model (and more importantly of the most genuine people you'll ever meet), Mahsa Darabi cover a lot of ground in this episode - from treating your vag, bone broth and Mahsa's immigration from Iran.  Mahsa was also bullied as a young girl, but little did those bullies know her photos would one day grace Vogue magazine.  In YOUR FACE, bullies. 

Soraya is the founder of Trailmix Ventures, a venture investment firm focused on the future of living well. About Soraya: Soraya began her career as manager of Digital Partnerships and Social Media at The New York Times, where she positioned the global news leader on social networks such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, partnered with startups large and small, and established award winning campaigns. She went on to co-found the application Foodspotting, named by Apple and Wired Magazine as an “App of the Year” (acquired by OpenTable) and later Zady, a mission-driven brand described often as "The Whole Foods of fashion”. Today, Soraya is a General Partner and founder of Trailmix Ventures, an early-stage investment firm focused on the future of living well. TMV invests in services and products that elevate our physical, mental, and financial well-being, next-generation marketplaces, in design-driven technologies and brands born online. In this episode, we speak with Soraya about the future of wellbeing as she introduces some of the companies she works with such as The Wing or Parsley Health who are actively creating that future. We also talk about: - The highs and lows of being a founder, what she looks for in future investments and why we need to rethink the startup work culture to make more time for self care. - Soraya's personal story (which she hasn't told before) about how she learned to become a great listener and conversationalist. - And finally, how Soraya makes time to practice self care. Learn more about Soraya and Trailmix Ventures at: https://twitter.com/sorayadarabi http://www.trailmix.vc/ https://www.instagram.com/soraya If the future of our health and wellbeing is something you want to find out more about, check out episode #19 of the podcast where we spoke to Robin Berzin about redesigning healthcare: https://www.rolemodels.co/podcast/19-robin-berzin-how-would-you-redesign-medical-care/ And you should also check out our Medium site where we post articles featuring all the best insights from our guests. To find us head to: https://medium.com/@rolemodels Thanks to Samsung NEXT for supporting this episode. Find out more about their mission to support entrepreneurs: http://samsungnext.com/berlin A big thanks also to our Patreon patrons who support this podcast: - Megan Quinn, General Partner at Spark Capital who supports the organization: http://www.code2040.org/ - Anna Caroline, a leadership coach based out of Berlin that you can find on https://truthcircles.com - Emma Harris And please follow Role Models! On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_rolemodels/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/rolemodels

It’s 1979 and the Islamic Revolution has erupted. The situation in Iran is deteriorating -- paranoia and mistrust under a heavy-handed regime have made it unsafe for many to stay in the country. Escaping with his wife and 5-month-old daughter is the only option left for a navy captain who is affiliated with the former Shah regime. Leaving family, friends and all of their possessions behind, they flee to Athens, Greece with the hope of receiving the UK visas they’ve applied for. It’s a risky move that puts the family in limbo for several years. Tehran-born, Gelareh Darabi is an environmental correspondent for Al Jazeera English and National Geographic. Over the past decade, Gelareh has reported from countries like Haiti, Afghanistan, Iran and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Countries the media often portrays as hostile and dangerous. Gelareh’s goal as a journalist is to help her audience see past the stereotypes simply by uncovering unique and surprising stories of innovation, progress and hope.

Soraya Darabi is a general partner and founder of Trail Mix Ventures, a venture fund that invests in the future of living well. A startup visionary, Soraya has helped build brands that will enable people to live more purposeful lives. Companies in her portfolio include Casper, The Wing, Brit + Co, Hungryroot and Gimlet Media. For years, Soraya has taken her wealth of experience, intellect and most especially, her time to propel entrepreneurs who have a social purpose, and making sure that somehow, in some way, we’ll leave this world better than we found it. Trail Mix Ventures: http://www.trailmix.vc/ Produced by: Hueman Group Inc. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/support

Soraya and Maxine co-founded Zady.com, a shopping platform and lifestyle destination for consumers who care about the origins of the items they purchase. What Whole Foods has done for the organic food movement, Zady does for fashion, including clothing, accessories and home decor. On Zady, customers can learn about the conscious consumer movement and purchase beautiful goods that were created with craftsmanship and artisanship qualities. Three takeaways from this interview in addition to their personal financial journeys: - How and why Zady.com started a conscious consumer movement - What’s it like to work with a friend - The art of SLOW fashion! Apparently, it is a REAL thing and it is driving a paradigm shift in the American economy… and revolutionizing the way we may and most likely WILL be approaching money, travel and other aspects of our lives in not so distant future. For the full transcript visit SoMoneyPodcast.com

Exploited Podcast 16 : Darabi

A very FUNKY episode (according to Teki) in which we'd be mad at Akufen for having us endure the longest title ever if the track wasn't that dope, sublime new singles by Darabi, Bok Bok, Dam-Funk, and the winning remix of "Activate" by After We Jump… Tracklisting: Akufen "Chocolate, Strawberry, Peach, Vanilla, Banana, Pistachio, Peppermint, Lemon, Orange, Butterscotch, Ice Cream Cone" [Musique Risquée] Groove Armada feat. Slarta John "Pull Up" (West Norwood Cassette Library remix) [Hypercolour] Benjamin Damage "Headache" [50 Weapons] Mia Dora "Mantis" [Moda] Bok Bok "MJT" [Night Slugs white label] Dam-Funk "Fadin'" [Stones Throw] Darabi "She Keep It Tight" [Black Jukebox/Exploited] Finatticz "Don't Drop That Thun Thun" [cd-r] B.Bravo & Teeko "More Than Just A Dream" [Frite Nite] Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team "Activate" (After We Jump remix) [Burn-Studios.com] Episode hosted by Orgasmic & Teki Latex aka Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team. Live mix session by Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team. Original theme by Orgasmic. Recorded in Teki's computer room somewhere in Paris, edited and produced by Emile Shahidi.

Loopz podcast episode 063 // Ga-l // Audiofly, Cari Golden, Dance Disorder, Darabi, Dolle Jolle, Fur Coat, In Deep We Trust, Jay West, Mickey, Monarchy, Proper Heat, Saschienne, Satin Jackets, Tevo Howard, Todd Terje, Tracey Thorn // https://www.loopz.fr //

UNM Computer and Engineering Assistant Professor Pradeep Sen and his graduate student Soheil Darabi have found a unique way to solve an old problem in the film industry. It can take hundreds of hours of computer time to remove noise from digital images and build a graphically acceptable product. But Sen and Darabi have found a way to filer the noise much more quickly. In this conversation with Karen Wentworth, Sen describes his work.

With tracks from Rebolledo/Daniel Maloso, COS/MES, KZA, Andy Ash, Dolle Jolle, Deep Space Orchestra, Darabi, Metronomy, Mario Basanov, Force Of Nature, Trickski, Juslo, Manuel Tur Feat. Holly Backler, Pezzner, Space Ranger, Social Disco Club, Rudy's Midnight Machine, Munk, Trujillo, Prins Thomas, Boozoo Bajou and Jonny Cruz & Lati. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Teki addresses a well-deserved THANK YOU to the fans for their incredible support of the BASSFACE ep then proceeds to share exclusives such as a Para One & Tacteel single on Fool's Gold, new Hackman, Nguzunguzu, Clicks & Whistles, plus new remixes from Renaissance Man, Darabi and Lunice… Tracklisting: The Touch "Sermon" (Renaissance Man remix) [Kitsuné] Class B Band "Chords & Knives" (Darabi remix) [My Favorite Robots] Para One & Tacteel "Rome" [Fool's Gold] NYCPARTYINFO "Black Saw Bonus Beats" [cd-r] Falty DL "Make It Difficult" [All City] Hackman "Close" [Greco Roman] Clicks & Whistles "Can't Believe" [cd-r] Bambounou "Dock Request" (Lunice remix) [Youngunz] Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team "Bassface" [Sound Pellegrino] Nguzunguzu "Water Bass Power" [Fade To Mind] Episode hosted by Teki Latex. Live mix session by TEKI LATEX. Original theme by Orgasmic. Recorded in Teki's computer room somewhere in Paris, edited and produced by Emile Shahidi.

First play of the special Teki Latex & Bambounou collab tune, a new Hudson Mohawke single that encompasses everything we love in all music genres combined, new Myd track on Marble, new cuts from Lucid, Cooly G & DVA, Nat Self, Sebo K, plus remixes by Soul Clap, Darabi and many more… Tracklisting: Hudson Mohawke "Thunderbay" [Warp] Lucid "Based" (Cosmic Revenge remix) [Pelican Fly] Cooly G feat. DVA "Oi Dirty" [Dub Organizer] Myd "Javier" [Marble] Raze "Break 4 Love" (Soul Clap dub mix) [Champion records] Teki Latex & Bambounou "Zodiac" [www.bachexteki.com] Disco Nihilst "A New Career in a New Town" [Running Back] Hot Club "End Macaque" (cd-r) Shaun Reeves & Dj W!Ld "Wish I Didn't Miss You" (Chris Carrier vinyl remix) [Catwash records] Nat Self "Mr Monkey" [Jackmode music] Sebo K "Mr.Duke" [Mobilee] Homework "Whipped Cream" (Darabi remix) [Exploited] Episode hosted by Orgasmic and Teki Latex aka Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team. Live mix session by SOUND PELLEGRINO THERMAL TEAM. Original theme by Orgasmic. Recorded in Teki's computer room somewhere in Paris, edited and produced by Emile Shahidi.

Sound Pellegrino 20th release! May 30th on Beatport — with remixes by Zombie Disco Squad, Darabi and Darling Farah — June 13th on iTunes and all music stores

Another track from Style Of Eye's upcoming EP on Sound Pellegrino, an exclusive bootleg Laidback Luke did thinking of us (really), plus new music from Javeon McCarthy, Darabi, Roska, Nick Monaco, Gerd, Ardalan, Magnum, T. Williams and many more… Tracklisting: Javeon McCarthy "Love Without A Heart" [PMR] Darabi "Do It Slow" [cd-r] Gerd "Time & Space (2011 rub)" [Clone] Prince Club "Utopia" [cd-r] T. Williams feat. Terri Walker "Heartbeat"" (Paul Woolford Rewurq) [Local Action] Laidback Luke "Jacksons boot" [cd-r] Nick Monaco "Emailing Tijuana" (Ardalan remix) [Demento Mori] Style Of Eye "Wet" (Darling Farah remix) [Sound Pellegrino] Roska "Abrupt" [Hotflush] Magnum "Juracan" (Randomer remix) [Nightshifters] Episode hosted by Orgasmic and Teki Latex aka Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team. Live mix session by SOUND PELLEGRINO THERMAL TEAM. Original theme by Orgasmic. Recorded in Teki's computer room somewhere in Paris, edited and produced by Emile Shahidi.

Very first play of the Zombie Disco Squad remix of Style Of Eye's "Dry" on Sound Pellegrino, plus new music from Jamie Jones, Martin Dawson, High Powered Boys, TWR72, A1 Bassline, Africa Hitech, The Grizzl & J.Phlip and many more… Tracklisting: Jamie Jones, Hot Natured, Lee Foss & Ali Love "Forward Motion" [Hot Creations] Martin Dawson & Catz & Dogz feat. Nnaji "No nights" (beatz mix) [Get Physical] Mr Ho "What we want" (Darabi remix) [Klasse] Style Of Eye "Dry" (Zombie Disco Squad remix) [Sound Pellegrino] Sébastien Leger "Bees" [Dirtybird] TWR72 "Autumn of 91" [Instant Replay] A1 Bassline "Falsehood" [Tighten Up] High Powered Boys "Crash" [Marble] The Grizzl & J.Phlip "Bakupgrl" [Krush Groov] Darksky "High Rise" [Blunted Robots] Africa Hitech "Glangslap" [Warp] Episode hosted by Orgasmic and Teki Latex aka Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team. Live mix session by SOUND PELLEGRINO THERMAL TEAM. Original theme by Orgasmic. Recorded in Teki's computer room somewhere in Paris, edited and produced by Emile Shahidi.

Sam Tiba from Club Cheval is in the Computer Room for a live mix, he answers to Teki's questions with storyteller extraordinaire Myd and another Club Cheval whose identity we couldn't reveal because of a exclusive deal with another podcast. This anonymous "robot producer" sheds some light on the crew's unorthodox workflow and dark secrets… New music from Jamie XX, The Count & Sinden, SBTRKT, Canblaster, Snuff Crew, Darabi, Tete de Tigre, Tee, Swick, Cam'ron & Vado, Clicks & Whistles and a megaton of unreleased remixes from the Club Cheval crew… Plus Teki mentions about 96 times the NIGHT SLUGS x SOUND PELLEGRINO party at Social Club in Paris this Friday January 28th with Bok Bok, Girl Unit, Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team, Sam Tiba and Canblaster. And why wouldn't he? Tracklisting: SOUND PELLEGRINO THERMAL TEAM mix: Adele "Rolling in the deep" (Jamie XX remix) [XL recordings] Daniel Steinberg "Time is not forever" (extended mix) [Front Room] Darabi "Truckin" [Clouded] Cosmic Kids "Reginald's Groove" [cd-r] Tete de Tigre "Pelican Bay" (Rene Von Munster remix) [BeBup] Snuff Crew "Kings Cross" [International Deejay Gigolo] Sinden & SBTRKT "Seekwal" [Grizzly] Damu "LED" (Jim-E Stack remix) [Silverback recordings] Clicks & Whistles "Moppet Funeral" [cd-r] SAM TIBA mix: Crystal Fighters "At Home" (Berou & Canblaster Remix) [cd-rw] Richelle "Bendin'" (LOL Boys Remix) [Pelican Fly] Myd "Octodip Futurook" [cd-rw] The Count & Sinden "Future"(Canblaster Remix) [Domino Recordings] Marcus Price "Bubbelgum" (Sam Tiba Remix) [Palmsout Sounds] Twist It "Funky Monkey" (Canblaster Remix) [No Brainer] Swick "Be Stupid" (Myd Remix) [Top Billin] Teeth "Vibrate" [cd-rw] DJ Jonty "Grindin'"(Kastle's edit of an edit) [cd-rw] The Count & Sinden "Addicted" (Lucid Remix) [cd-rw] French Fries "Laquisha" (Sam Tiba remix) [Youngunz] Cam'ron ft. Vado "Sour Life" [Untertainment/Epic] ___________________________ Episode hosted by Orgasmic and Teki Latex aka Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team. Live mix session by SOUND PELLEGRINO THERMAL TEAM and SAM TIBA. Recorded in Teki's computer room somewhere in Paris, edited and produced by Emile Shahidi.

This is a highlight from my conversation with Soraya Darabi. Soraya is one of the Founding Partners of TMV, where she focuses on the future of living well. Links: Click Here to Listen to Full Episode with Soraya Darabi ( https://www.theconsumervc.com/64-soraya-darabi-tmv-the-care-economy-where-change-needs-to-start-in-vc-and-how-to-approach-market-sizing/ ) Click Here on Mobile to Join Our Community ( https://link.upstreamapp.com/eEoV65h1U6 )

Our guest today is Soraya Darabi ( https://www.trailmix.vc/team ) , General Partner at Trail Mix Ventures ( https://www.trailmix.vc/ ) where she focuses on the future of living well. Previously, she worked at the New York Times, co-founded Foodspotting (acq. by OpenTable) and Zady. Some of her investments include Classtag, The Wing, and Alleyoop. Lots of insights on this episode as Soraya shares her amazing experiences both as a founder and investor, so without further ado, here's Soraya. And there you have it. It was really great chatting with Soraya, I highly recommend following her on Twitter @sorayadarabi. You can also follow your host, Mike, on Twitter @mikegelb ( https://twitter.com/MikeGelb ). You can also follow for episode announcements @consumervc ( https://twitter.com/ConsumerVc ). Some of the questions that I ask Soraya - * What attracted you first to media and then becoming an entrepreneur? * Why the switch to VC and how did TMV come together? * Diligence process for founders? * What's your check size? How do you think about the different fundraising stages and the overall early stage investing ecosystem? * I heard in a previous interview that you invest in the “care economy”. What is the care economy if you could break that down for us? * Since you invest in both enterprise and consumer, is your diligence process and milestones different for each type of business? * How do you approach market sizing? * Wanted to talk about COVID - * Is it harder finding conviction in founders when meeting virtually rather than in person? * Are you seeing more or less new companies during COVID? * Has working from home been more difficult? * What is one thing that you would change when it came to venture capital? * What's one company you had the opportunity to invest in, didn't, and in retrospect wish you did?