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O universo da adoção, os seus desafios e emoções. Este é o tema do episódio 136 do podcast Outra Visão, que recebe o grupo de terapeutas familiares do PertenSer, especialistas no tema adoção e pertencimento. Se você está pensando em adotar uma criança, se já é uma família adotiva, se foi adotado ou se deseja simplesmente saber mais sobre o tema, este episódio foi cuidadosamente produzido para você. A adoção desafia as definições tradicionais de família e nos convida a repensar que o que realmente importa é o pertencimento. Para falar sobre este importante tema, conversei com o talentoso grupo de terapeutas familiares do PertenSer, que há 11 anos se dedica a estudar e trabalhar com o tema adoção e pertencimento nas diversas constituições familiares. O PertenSer é formado pelas terapeutas Camila Falanghe, Eliana Pous, Maria Luiza Vasconcellos, Marília Hellmeister e pelo terapeuta Ivan Schein, todos formados pelo Instituto Sistemas Humanos, na capital paulista, onde está sediado o grupo. Durante a nossa conversa, a equipe do PertenSer relembrou do início da formação do grupo; apresentou as diferentes visões da adoção; falou dos preconceitos e tabus; sobre a falta de apoio e acompanhamento antes da adoção, a carência de políticas públicas de apoio às famílias adotivas, a dificuldade de encontrar profissionais especializados em adoção e a falta de acompanhamento pós-adoção. Nesta entrevista, as terapeutas familiares do PertenSer também falaram sobre os caminhos do pertencimento e a importância da construção de laços familiares; revelaram as frustações e alegrias da adoção e, como não poderia deixar de ser, deram uma verdadeira aula sobre o universo da adoção e pertencimento. O melhor de tudo é que o conhecimento e vivência da equipe de terapeutas familiares do PertenSer estão registrados numa boa conversa para você acompanhar, aqui no podcast Outra Visão. Ah, como sempre, não posso deixar de convidar você para prestigiar o canal Outra Visão no YouTube, se inscrever e curtir este e outros episódios. Também fica o convite visitar o nosso site (https://podcastoutravisao.com/), nos acompanhar no Spotify e no Instagram. Para achar é fácil, é só digitar Outra Visão. Fica o meu convite para você prestigiar o episódio 136 com o grupo de terapeutas familiares do PertenSer para conhecer, aprender e se informar sobre o tema adoção e pertencimento nas diversas constituições familiares. Divirta-se! Texto: Paulo Cunha Entrevista realizada dia 12 de março de 2024 LINKS - PertenSer • PertenSer – Site oficial - https://www.pertenser.com/ • Instagram - @pertenseradocao https://www.instagram.com/pertenseradocao/ • Instituto Sistemas Humanos - https://sistemashumanos.org/ • Camila Falanghe - https://www.camilafalanghe.com/ • Eliana Pous - https://www.linkedin.com/in/eliana-pous-83066627/?originalSubdomain=br • Maria Luiza Vasconcellos – Uma clínica para adoção - https://www.revistanps.com.br/nps/article/view/720 • Livro – Mediação no Judiciário - https://mediacaonojudiciario.wordpress.com/about/ • Folha de SP - https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/cotidiano/2023/05/voluntarios-auxiliam-pais-e-filhos-no-processo-de-adocao.shtml • Artigo – Maria Luiza Vasconcellos - https://www.revistanps.com.br/nps/article/view/727 • Instituto Uno - https://www.institutouno.org.br/programas-e-projetos-1 • Projeto Quero Saber - https://www.institutouno.org.br/programas-e-projetos-1?lightbox=dataItem-iy89zp2s • Livro NÓ – Disponível nas plataformas de e-book – https://e-galaxia.com.br/ • Associação Arte Despertar – https://artedespertar.org.br/ • Instituto Sistemas Humanos – Instagram – @sistemashumanos – https://www.instagram.com/sistemashumanos • Instituto Sistemas Humanos – Link Tree – https://linktr.ee/sistemashumanos • Episódio 132 com Marília Hellmeister - https://podcastoutravisao.com/2023/12/08/marilia-hellmeister-ep-132/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outravisao/message

Hey folks!   Join Josh as he sits down with Melbourne local Ryan and old friend Kevin to discuss the upcoming Infinity tournament in Melbourne - ArcFinity at ArcFest 2024! If you're not a Melbournian or even an Australian resident, don't fret! ArcFest is a unique event with a spin on the traditional tournament mindset. Come sit down with us and have a listen! ArcOpen 2023 Best in Show: https://www.arc40k.com/arcopen-gallery?lightbox=dataItem-lgxqowei  ArcOpen 2023 Most Popular in Show: https://www.arc40k.com/arcopen-gallery?lightbox=comp-lgxcpnq12__ff876d99-b9ab-4caa-adbe-fad21f67b2a7_runtime_dataItem-lgxcpnrk   Q1 Gaming Challenge Announcement - Make them an offer they can't refuse   With our transition to longer form Gaming challenges, we'd love to set a real challenge for our listeners. Like crime in Hollywood's version of New York, we want you to get organised! We at Loss of Lieutenant want you to plan and run an event for your local players and tell us about your experience. If you tell us about the event and give it a real fun name, I'll even put it on our socials for people all across the world to see and maybe come along if they are in the area.   This isn't necessarily an ITS event. Just a group of people playing three games in your garage will fulfill the requirements of the challenge. Custom missions, resilience ops, reinforcements, free play are some of the many ways we all enjoy Infinity, so break them out too!   Submit your entry as a Google Doc to us at lossoflieutenant@gmail.com    One random winner will be selected to win a small box set of their choice from a retailer to be determined. Q1 Hobby Challenge - New Year New Me   The New Year means the next round of tournaments, which, if you're anything like Josh, means a new army! This quarter is a free form challenge, show us something that you have started and finished this year. Is it a model you are excited to use this year, a display board to show off in front of your silver surfer friends, or even a building/table that you would like to dominate on? We want to see it!   Send your finished entry, along with any progress pictures as a Google Doc to us at lossoflieutenant@gmail.com    One random winner will be selected to win a small box set of their choice from a retailer to be determined. Patreon Plug Just a reminder that if you like what we do and want to support us, you can do so for 3 dollars a  month at patreon.com/lossoflieutenant. If you can't commit financially to support us, we get it times are tough, just let Aleph know you like us by liking, following and leaving a review wherever you get your podcasts. And join our Discord! Invite link in the episode description. https://discord.gg/Q4aJHSfucE  

Today I am speaking with the vibrant and entrepreneurial Kate Owen. Kate started out painting in the storage acco a few hours a day for about a year to develop a practice. After starting to sell work she created a dedicated purpose built-studio, a sanctuary of peace and positivity in which to create. This allowed her to dedicate more time to her practice.During this time she sold work through Art Lovers Australia, Nutmeg Home in Goondiwindi and a few other retail gift stores and pop up shops. To journal her progress she started her instagram account in late 2017 concentrating on putting her best foot forward on her social accounts. This led to Greenhouse Interiors reaching out in 2019 to invite her to be part of their team of artists which was thrilling and a major advancement for her art career. Kate has been lucky to have the opportunity to exhibit solo a number of times with the support of wonderful agents and many collectors who find joy in her work. In this interview we talk about the mix of fashion, baking and art, Kate's experience with Greenhouse Interiors, collaboration and licensing.  We mentioned a few projects:The mural we collaborated on in Goondiwindi: https://www.sculleydesign.com/murals?lightbox=dataItem-l7ea1j9o9 If you'd like to check out Kate's work, or get in touch with her you can find her on: Website // https://www.kateowenartwork.com.au Instagram // https://www.instagram.com/kowenart/ Facebook // https://www.facebook.com/kateowenartwork/ Greenhouse Interiors // https://greenhouseinteriors.com.au ——— Thank you so much for tuning into the Art + Business + Murals PodcastIf you'd like to say ‘hi' to me, or if you have any podcast topic ideas or artists you'd like me to interview, please email: podcast@sarahsculley.com Please follow along: Instagram // https://www.instagram.com/sculleydesign/ Facebook // https://www.facebook.com/sculleydesign You Tube // https://www.youtube.com/@SarahSculley/videos Website // https://www.sculleydesign.com Feel free to give this podcast a star rating and ‘follow' so you are notified when new episodes come out each Monday. Please share it with any creatives in your life.

To wrap up the year, we thought we'd turn our attention to selections from The Photo Book, a massive, rich collection of photography from some of the best photographers throughout the history of the art form. Out of hundreds of images, we each picked five photos and explain what about them caught our eyes. Hosts: Jeff Carlson: website (https://jeffcarlson.com), Jeff's photos (https://jeffcarlson.com/portfolio/), Jeff on Instagram (http://instagram.com/jeffcarlson), Jeff on Glass (https://glass.photo/jeff-carlson), Jeff on Mastodon (https://twit.social/@jeffcarlson) Kirk McElhearn: website (https://www.kirkville.com), Kirk's photos (https://photos.kirkville.com), Kirk on Instagram (https://instagram.com/mcelhearn), Kirk on Glass (https://glass.photo/mcelhearn), Kirk on Mastodon (https://journa.host/@mcelhearn) Show Notes: (View show notes with images at PhotoActive.co (https://www.photoactive.co/home/episode-155-photo-book)) Rate and Review the PhotoActive Podcast! (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/photoactive/id1391697658?mt=2) Order your copy of The Photo Book, Second Edition (https://amzn.to/3Tk9usj) Pete Souza episode - Photocombobulate podcast (https://photocombobulate.com/episodes/25) (Jeff confused his podcasts; he talked to Pete Souza on his other podcast Photocombobulate.) Jeff's Picks: Lessing, Erich: Erich Lessing's best photograph: Eisenhower raises his hat to peace (https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2016/jan/20/erich-lessing-best-photograph-president-eisenhower-geneva-summit-1955-interview) Meisel, Steven: Untitled, 1996 (https://www.flickr.com/photos/136270744@N06/26149298861) Pinkhassov, Gueirgui: Tokyo, Japan, 1997 (https://www.pinterest.com/pin/271060471306981472/) Salgado, Sebastião: Serra Pelada Goldmine, Pará, Brazil, 1986 (https://www.christies.com/lot/lot-5433229/?intObjectID=5433229) Bubley, Esther: Greyhound Bus Terminal, New York City, 1947 (http://www.estherbubley.com/sonj_bus_story_frame_set.htm) Kirk's Picks: Carjat, Etienne: Charles Baudelaire, 1978 (https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Baudelaire#/media/Lêer:Étienne_Carjat,_Portrait_of_Charles_Baudelaire,_circa_1862.jpg) Sammallahti, Pentti: Ristisaari, Finland (Frog in Water), 1974 (https://www.peterfetterman.com/privateviews/bbd08448abe7456f806c64/37569-pentti-sammallahti-ristisaari-finland-frog-in-water-1974/) Erwitt, Elliot: USA, New York City, 1974 (https://www.elliotterwitt.com/?lightbox=dataItem-kcuwb4mg12) Moriyama, Daido: Woman, Yokosuka, 1970 (https://www.artsy.net/artwork/daido-moriyama-yokosuka-1966) Larrain, Sergio: Passage Bavestrello. Valparaiso, Chile. 1952 (https://www.magnumphotos.com/arts-culture/society-arts-culture/sergio-larrain-valparaiso/) Subscribe to the PhotoActive podcast newsletter at the bottom of any page at the PhotoActive web site (https://photoactive.co) to be notified of new episodes and be eligible for occasional giveaways. If you've already subscribed, you're automatically entered. If you like the show, please subscribe in iTunes/Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/photoactive/id1391697658?mt=2) or your favorite podcast app, and please rate the podcast. And don't forget to join the PhotoActive Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/photoactivecast/) to discuss the podcast, share your photos, and more. Disclosure: Sometimes we use affiliate links for products, in which we receive small commissions to help support PhotoActive.

Welcome to this weeks episode of Art Farts! Today we take a journey through an art gallery, with the goal of unpacking the paintings behind internet trends.  Socials: twitter: @artfartspod instagram: @artfartspodcast tiktok: @artfartspodcast email us at theartfartspodcast@gmail.com Sources: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Toulmouche_Bride.jpg https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roby_Dwi_Antono https://www.artsy.net/artist/roby-dwi-antono https://www.ninertimes.com/arts_and_culture/a-rhetorical-analysis-of-the-hesitant-fianc-e/article_caad3e74-29a3-11ed-ab63-67ed9200f935.html The-2000-yard-stare https://www.averypalmerart.com/paintings?lightbox=dataItem-j7sb5dmv3 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artfarts037/support

This week Stacey tells us about Grant Amato an American murderer who was convicted of a familicide that occurred on the evening of January 24, 2019, and was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant_Amato Grant Amato's Entire Trial on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoW1SIeAWaWbLHmJZTmTUKDoL1C0BHYdf Grant Amato's Interrogation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cwtk97dWSJQ&list=PLRIRCURdsIHJwEvJcWGIToC1PVBFSE3GA&ab_channel=CrimeforDummies https://www.reddit.com/r/masskillers/comments/118ki8f/letter_from_grant_amato_man_who_murdered_family/ https://cphoton.wixsite.com/chad-amato?fbclid=IwAR2L8UiH0ganKTq8EuCHRD_im0JFkJeuJ4QdOu9cDSInbpqICckBSFU59ks&lightbox=dataItem-iwsfanx0 https://www.facebook.com/margaret.amato.35 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Theme of the week Why do you need a content plan on top of a marketing plan? In our latest episode of the DevRelX podcast, we talk about content marketing for developer audiences. We are joined by Ofir Nachmani, the CEO of https://iamondemand.com/ (IamOnDemand) to talk about: Why does a B2D company need a tech content marketing strategy & planning? Where and how do you start building such a plan? How do you create tech content that developers will like and engage with? What tips would you offer to a B2D marketer? What are some best practices for building a tech content production machine? Listen to this episode to better understand how to produce and use content to boost your marketing goals. Graph Ofir chose to talk about: https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=comp-kisqhm6d3__6fb52f74-5717-4aa2-86b8-142c4d300af4_runtime_dataItem-kisqhm6ehttps://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=comp-kisqhm6d3__6fb52f74-5717-4aa2-86b8-142c4d300af4_runtime_dataItem-kisqhm6e (Experienced developers have a bigger say on things). Have your say! The Developer Nation survey is now open. https://www.developereconomics.net?utm_medium=blog&utm_source=devrelx&utm_campaign=podcast_ep0409 (Start here). Ofir Nachmani is a business technology advisor, blogger and lecturer. Ofir's extensive experience in the world of business technology has made his critically acclaimed blog, IamOnDemand.com, the go-to guide for modern technology startups and developers in the world of cloud computing. Today he advises organisations, leading them through new IT market modifications, while building and executing a modern go-to-market strategy.

https://survey.developernation.net/name/dpl8?utm_source=DevRelX_Podcast&utm_medium=SeanFalconer&utm_campaign=PodcastDesc (Have your say on the Developer Program Leaders survey here!) Theme of the week: How do you start building your DevRel strategy? In this episode, we're joined by Sean Falconer, Head of Developer Relations at Skyflow to talk about: His priorities when it comes to DevRel strategy How he measures the success of his strategy How he articulates the value of Developer Relations How much the business should care about DevRel Developer Lifetime Value How to build a DevRel team Influencing change to the product to do what's right for your audience ...and more Listen to this episode to better understand how to build your DevRel strategy! Let's talk data! Sean chose to talk about https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=comp-kisqhm6d3__7e346617-546e-4f55-96aa-806c8a992ab6_runtime_dataItem-kisqhm6e (How developer program leaders segment their audience. ) Sean Falconer is the Head of Developer Relations at Skyflow. Prior to Skyflow, he led developer relations for Google's Business Communications product suite, founded Proven.com and was a Postdoctoral student in Bioinformatics at Stanford University. He 's worked on everything from web, Android and iOS, chatbots, and desktop apps, to applications of data mining, ML and information visualization.

Theme of the week: Is DevRel a cost centre? In this episode, we are joined by Michael Heap, Director of DevRel and DX at Kong Inc to discuss the business value of Developer Relations and how to measure this value. Together we talked about: What he loves most about developer relations His biggest challenges The skills that matter for DevRel hires Why DevRel is a cost centre Why should “the business” care about DevRel How he proves the value of DevRel to senior management How can DevRel be a catalyst to business performance Whether DevRel should be a stand-alone department How to write good documentation Listen to this episode to better understand the business value of developer relations. Let's talk data! Michael chose to talk about https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=comp-kisqhm6d3__85a0f937-9ce5-419d-959a-80fd18ac461b_runtime_dataItem-kisqhm6e (Developer Team Leads are calling the shots.) Michael Heap is a product minded engineer with a passion for helping people and over a decade of commercial experience. Confident and adaptable, Michael loves to help out wherever an extra pair of hands is needed. Self-organizing, and dedicated to getting the job done.

Theme of the week "How do you create content developers love?" Content marketing is a key tool marketers use to increase the awareness of their product, help their users find answers to common questions and solve problems. What happens when the content becomes problematic and instead of solving problems, it creates more? Raphael Mun joined us to talk about content. Here are the topics we covered.  How are developers' content expectations different from that of a non-technical audience? How? Why does “typical” content marketing fall flat with this audience? What ticks developers off?  What do developers want from a content piece? What makes a content piece engaging?  What's the format that most developers prefer? Reinventing the wheel? What aspects of “typical” content marketing still successfully apply to developers? What should your marketing team do to produce content the developers will love? And more! https://www.devrelx.com/podcast (Listen to this episode) to better understand what developers expect from the content you produce. Let's talk Data! This is the graph we discuss with Raphael: https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=comp-kisqhm6d3__85a0f937-9ce5-419d-959a-80fd18ac461b_runtime_dataItem-kisqhm6e (Developer Team Leads are calling the shots) Raphael Mun has worked on 10 different startups and worked with many more, finding product-market fit, architecting and building products and developing partnerships, and growing their user base through various lean marketing strategies. He has also authored numerous expert-level articles and content on AI, Cloud, and Best Practices. https://www.futuredeveloper.io/ (Join the Future Developer Summit Episode 4 on December 8: The evolution of Developers and DevRel) https://devecon.typeform.com/to/Q9WqxzJN (We want to make this podcast better for you! Take a few minutes to take our short survey.)

Songs by: The WhispersSongs: It's A Love Thing, Never Again, Seems Like I Got To Do WrongPhoto credit: By Derek Cason - https://www.rnbmusicsociety.com/?lightbox=dataItem-kdapk4ft Usage: CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=92778096Podcast vocals: Gail NoblesActor: Gail NoblesIt's a Love Thing is a song by the R&B group The Whispers, released in Jan. 1981. And Where are the Whispers from? Actor: From Los Angeles, California. (Singing ).They were best known for two R&B singles that were number one. And The Beat Goes on in 1980 and Rock Steady in 1987.Actor: But scored hit records since the late 1960's. (Singing Never Again).Hmm! I didn't know that. The Whispers have been singing a long time. When I first heard a Whispers' song, I didn't know that they were the Whispers in the 70's. I remember a hit from the group titled “ Seems Like I Got To Do Wrong” (Singing).I had been hearing the Whispers a good while before I really knew who they were because I was a little girl. And when they came out with the song It's A Love Thing, I was beginning to learn who they were. And the minute I heard It's A Love Thing, I fell in love with the song right away. …

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Theme of the week: How important is the positioning of your product or OSS project? Ask any marketer and they will tell you positioning is K-E-Y. Sure, that is true for consumer or B2B products and services. Is it that important for an audience that is very technical and cares about solving problems? Spoiler alert: it is important, especially when your consumers can actually look under the hood and see what it is you are offering to them (pun intended).  Emily Omier joined us to talk positioning and we also talked about: What do we mean when we say “positioning” How is positioning developer tools different from consumer product positioning Why does it matter to developers how you will position your product Should OSS or commercial projects try creating a new category? Does creating new categories create confusion? How does it affect developers? Which is the best positioning strategy? How important is segmentation in this strategy? What's in the “how to position your product/project” effectively checklist? And more! https://www.devrelx.com/podcast (Listen to this episode) to better understand developer advocates. Let's talk Data! This is the graph we discuss with Emily: https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=comp-kisqhm6d3__8898bfb6-ccf4-420b-9621-a1d78fa8fc8f_runtime_dataItem-kisqhm6e (Kubernetes users influence decisions) Emily Omier is a former journalist and marketing writer who helps entrepreneurial engineers articulate their product's value and get more ideal customers. She hosts The Business of Cloud Native, a podcast about the business side of cloud native and open source technology, contributes to The New Stack and writes the Positioning Open Source blog. https://www.emilyomier.com/press-info?utm_source=UnderTheHoodofDeveloperMarketing&utm_medium=Podcast_Episode&utm_campaign=EO (More info.) https://devecon.typeform.com/to/Q9WqxzJN (We want to make this podcast better for you! Take a few minutes to take our short survey.)

Theme of the week: Should community managers know how to babysit? Community management sometimes feels a lot like babysitting to Alex Angel. She is the Chief Community Officer at Commsor and she joined our podcast to discuss community management and what community managers do all day. Spoiler: never day is the same. We also talked about: What counts as a “community”?  Why do people join communities and what do they expect?  What drives engagement in a community?  What’s a community manager’s role?  How does a community manager’s daily life look like? Which are the characteristics of a good community manager? How are developer communities different from non-developer communities? What is the business value of communities?  How do we measure success? What’s a community success story that stands out to her How will communities evolve in the future? And more! Listen to this episode to better understand community managers. Let’s talk Data! This is the graph we discuss with Alex: https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=comp-kisqz2fe3__item-kisrbi1b_runtime_dataItem-kisqz2ff (Information sources used by desktop developers). You can find the https://www.slashdata.co/free-resources/ (State of the Developer Nation 20th edition free report) here and register at the https://www.futuredeveloper.io/ (Future Developer Summit).  Alex Angel is a community expert with 10 years of experience in community and product management, transforming, amplifying, and growing engagement, retention, and community health at Reddit and Nike. She focuses on building places and products that people love and is skilled at creating structure from chaos.

I de grønne områder ved MarselisborgCentret er der i de sidste år spirret og vokset flere grønne fællesskaber frem. I denne podcast møder vi repræsentanter fra tre af disse fællesskaber.Først kom Havefællesskabet Marselisborg Hospitalspark for flere år siden og i år Det Voksende Værksted og Urtehave i PVC. Det mere end planter der gro og vokser i haverne - også fællesskaber og det at vokse som menneske er der fokus på. De tre haver er gode eksempler på de tanker som MarselisborgCentret og SPARK bygger på - nemlig at bygge bro mellem lokalområdet og MarselisborgCentretHavefællesskabet er en forening med 32 byhaver. Det Voksende Værksted har som formål at bringe kunsten ned på jorden og starte en samtale. Urtehave i PVC er en medicinsk urtehave der anvender PVC-rør som urtepotter.I podcasten er der invitationer til at være med i alle haverne og der afholdes løbende værksteder og fælles arbejdsdage, hvor du er velkommen.Links hvor du kan læse mere og følge med:Havefælleskabet Marselis` facebook gruppe: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1485039101707511#DetVoksendeVærksted  hjemmeside https://www.detvoksendevaerksted.com/?lightbox=dataItem-kl2h5y85#UrtehaveiPVC´s  facebookside

I know what you are thinking: what kind of a question is that? Especially after 30 podcast episodes under that title! You are right. Developer marketing does exist and is in fact the great challenge and mystery we are trying to explore in this podcast series. The question is inspired by today's guest Adam Duvander., who makes a valid argument: What we do, in our effort to empower and help developers move forward is not really "marketing". And that's a valid point. Adam Duvander joined us and we discussed: Developer marketing Why developer marketing is not marketing and what he loves most about it His biggest challenge Designing a developer marketing strategy Content Community Events  And more! https://www.devrelx.com/podcast?utm_source=UnderTheHoodofDeveloperMarketing&utm_medium=S03E09&utm_campaign=FDS21_Panel (Listen to this episode) to better understand developer marketing. Let’s talk Data This is the graph we discuss with Adam: https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=comp-kisqhm6d3__item-kisqtq21_runtime_dataItem-kisqhm6e (How developer program leaders segment their audience).  Adam Duvander helps developers be productive and creative. Call it "developer marketing" if you must, he works with the best developer-focused companies through his consulting practice. He has held full-time roles at API juggernauts Zapier, SendGrid, and ProgrammableWeb (where he served as the first editor). Before that, he wrote the book on map scripting and covered developer topics for Wired.

Welcome back to the How You Frame It Podcast! On this episode of the podcast, Bridgett sits down with painter David Amaroso! They talk about Latin food and treats, being an extrovert artist, and meeting Dr. Fauci. Below are the links to the art they talk about: Opening Picture Description: https://amorosoart.wixsite.com/davidamoroso/about 7:40 https://amorosoart.wixsite.com/davidamoroso/mexicanismo?lightbox=image_1yuk 14:40 https://amorosoart.wixsite.com/davidamoroso/mexicanismo 17:00 https://amorosoart.wixsite.com/davidamoroso/mexicanismo?lightbox=dataItem-jnelr8ri 22:20 https://amorosoart.wixsite.com/davidamoroso/americons?lightbox=dataItem-k87hcwgu 24:00 https://amorosoart.wixsite.com/davidamoroso/americons?lightbox=dataItem-kdetz6vp --------------------------------------------------- David Amaroso: Website- https://amorosoart.wixsite.com/davidamoroso/about Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/AmorosoART Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/amorosoart/?hl=en ............................................. How You Frame It Podcast: Spotify: bit.ly/howyouframeit Instagram: bit.ly/howyouframeit_instagram @howyouframeit Twitter: bit.ly/hyfi_Twitter @hyfi_podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howyouframeit/message

You probably guessed today's theme: Events Speaking of events, the https://www.futuredeveloper.io/?utm_source=S03E08&utm_medium=EpisodeDescription&utm_campaign=Podcast (Future Developer Summit) will be back on March 10 to talk about "DevRel, the next day". You can claim your free community pass https://www.futuredeveloper.io/?utm_source=S03E08&utm_medium=EpisodeDescription&utm_campaign=Podcast (here) or grab your Though Leader pass to access the exclusive MasterClass.  Do you miss attending physical events? Surely many of us do. In this episode we welcome Jana Boruta, at Hashicorp to talk about:  What she loves most about events The biggest challenges in organising developer events as well as goals and priorities Why developer-focused events are important How she encourages interaction in their events   How she pivoted the strategy in 2020 Whether virtual events are a good thing The future of events  Listen to this episode to see what makes an event great and what's in the future of developer-focused events. Let’s talk Data This is the graph we discuss with Jana: https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=comp-kisq1dnj__item-j9r9uz7e_runtime_dataItem-kisq1dsx (Documentation, tutorials, tools, and community engagement are the core of developer programs). Trends page now has a new look and fresh graphs! Make sure to check it out. Jana Boruta's speciality and passion include developing community and experiential marketing programs for early-stage startups. Since 2008, She has been an early employee of high-growth technology startups, including Engine Yard, Prismatic, New Relic, and HashiCorp for six years now. She started building their offline and online community programs and these programs helped create widespread awareness of open source tools used by millions today. In 2020, she launched EpicConf. 

Theme of the week: How integral is "community" in Developer Relations? Happy New Year! This is our first episode for 2021 and we are joined by a great friend, Leandro Margulis. Community is all about people coming together and working together. But, do you really need to build your own community? We talked about this with Leandro and also about several Developer Relations and community topics: What he loves most in Developer Relations  How integral is "community" in Developer Relations  Tactics to make your community more welcoming - and hence more inclusive Do you need to build a community? Meeting developers where they are The future of Developer Relations Listen to this episode to meet developers where they are and make your community welcoming. Let’s talk Data This is the graph we discuss with Leandro: https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=comp-kisqz2fe3__item-kisqu8ax_runtime_dataItem-kisqz2ff?utm_source=UTHODM_0307_Description&utm_medium=UTHODM_0307&utm_campaign=UTHODM_0307 (Ranking of reasons for adoption). Trends page now has a new look and fresh graphs! Make sure to check it out.   Leandro Margulis is the VP of Developer Relations at UnifyID. He is an entrepreneurial leader with strong Business Development experience, effective sales and marketing skills used to launch new products and businesses. Leandro sits at the intersection between business and product, thinking creatively about product and partnerships to fulfil the customer's use case. Leandro is the customer's advocate internally and the company's advocate externally. Prior to joining Unify ID, Leandro led Developer Relations at TomTom. In this role, Leandro led a global, multidisciplinary team including Sales, Marketing, Product Marketing and Developer Portal engineers with the mandate to build the developer community around TomTom Maps APIs.

Cassie was 16 in 2006 when housesitting for her Aunt turned in a worst nightmare murder. Buy us a coffee and support the show! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mdiariespod Resources:  Brian and Torey video clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXRYxhN_Rg0  Your worst nightmare: When the Lights Go Out on ID discovery  Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Cassie_Jo_Stoddart#cite_note-18  Medium.com blog by Amity Elise https://medium.com/@eliseamity/betrayal-the-murder-of-cassie-jo-stoddart-7d0031b0f73e  NWCN.com article: https://web.archive.org/web/20110927154603/http://www.nwcn.com/news/idaho/Supreme-Court-tosses-civil-case-in-student-slaying-103472194.html  85 grave video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KtqEccq3GY  85grave.com listing of the house: https://www.85grave.com/case-1-the-scream-murder?lightbox=dataItem-k6x3xdua11  Article about the house: https://www.idahostatejournal.com/members/house-where-murder-of-cassie-jo-stoddart-took-place-proving-hard-to-sell/article_57694590-5cdb-11e4-876d-270a4ac0f093.html Thanks for listening!  Don't forget to RATE us 5 stars, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE. Follow us on instagram @themurderdiariespod or email us at themurderdiariespod@gmail.com  Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themurderdiariespod?fan_landing=true) Music Used: Walking with the Dead by Maia Wynne Link: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Maiah_Wynne/Live_at_KBOO_for_A_Popcalypse_11012017 License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/

Theme of the week: Why and how can the API community be more inclusive? Inclusivity is key. Allowing more people to join a community and interact with it, network and find and offer help. More diverse communities have more voices heard and can drive progress. In this episode, we are joined by Claire Barrett, Director at APIsfirst consulting and Global leader of the Women In APIs which has members in 19 countries across 5 continents. We discuss:  What she loves most about her work with Women in APIs and their strategic priorities If and why we need a more diverse API community The challenges for someone joining the API community What we can do to encourage a more diverse audience to join it The importance of balance and diversity within engineering teams and how can team leaders encourage it The evolution of APIs in the future  Opportunities and challenges due to the pandemic Listen to this episode to see how we can build more inclusive and diverse communities in APIs and tech.  Let’s talk Data This is the graph we discuss with Claire: https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=dataItem-k9mqu4kj1 (How developer marketing and relations leaders segment their audience). https://www.eventbrite.com/e/apidays-live-paris-responding-to-the-new-normal-with-apis-for-business-tickets-105486956326?aff=Slashdata (Join us at apidays Paris on December 8-10). Claire Barrett makes strategy happen. An experienced consultant and technology leader, Claire gets traction with IT- and API-enabled programs. She provides structure for helping people to get going and to gain pace; forging their buy-in and commitment so that the change sticks. She believes that an inclusive team, with diverse perspectives applied to the approach and implementation, leads to the best outcomes. She actively supports career and professional development opportunities for people getting into or on with technology careers and leads Women In APIs.

Last summer, we had the opportunity to sit down and chat with the Vancouver-based filmmaker duo, Kent Donguines and Maxime Beauchamp at Dancinema’s Cascadia Dance and Cinema Festival. In this interview, we learn about Kent and Maxime’s career, their collection of films, and upcoming projects that inspire them to think outside the box with their filmmaking.KENT DONGUINES is a Filipino-Canadian filmmaker based in Vancouver, BC.  Kent is one of the finalists of the 2017 WFF Power Pitch Competition, 2019 Telus Storyhive-Banff Fellowship Program and 2020 HotDocs Doc Accelerator Program. He has produced numerous short films that have been recognized in local and international film festivals such as the Whistler Film Festival, Vancouver International Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival. Kent has also worked as a Production Manager for Cedar Island Films Inc. and has worked with companies like Telus Storyhive, CBC, Black Cap Pictures (Ten17p), Viva Entertainment and Star Cinema. He’s currently working on bringing more international co-productions to Canada from the Philippines and currently in post-production for his next short documentary that received the Telus Storyhive Documentary Edition grant.MAXIME BEAUCHAMP is an award winning French-Canadian LGBTQ Writer/Director and co-owner of Aimer Films, creator of films such as 2018 Crazy8s Finalist SMALL FISH, multi-award winning and internationally acclaimed short film IRIDESCENCE. In the following year he is slated to direct a factual TV Series with OutTV, Cross-Country baby which was chosen for the Netflix-Banff Diversity of voices and Whistler Film Festival PowerPitch and Irisation, a french-canadian feature film supported by the ÉLAN programme in partnership with Netflix, Téléfilm and more. Over his years of film experience in the narrative world, he specializes in movement and dance pieces.--Social HandlesInstagram: @kentdonguines, @max.beauchamp, @aimerfilmsincFacebook: Kent Donguines, Maxime Beauchamp, Aimer Films Inc.Twitter: kentdonguines, aimerfilmsincAlso tag: @cascadiadcfestival @screendance.forumGrey (2017)https://www.aimerfilms.com/?lightbox=dataItem-jyjs7b2x5Small Fish (2018)https://www.aimerfilms.com/?lightbox=dataItem-jyjs7b2x1Iridesence (2017)https://www.aimerfilms.com/?lightbox=dataItem-jyjs7b2x3--Also mentioned:The Field (2017)https://www.wilderprojectdance.com/thefieldCrazy 8’s Film Competitionhttp://crazy8s.filmVancouver Film Schoolhttps://vfs.edu--WebsiteInstagram

Trick question of the week: Why do banks need developer ecosystems? Do they treat them in the same way as Tech companies do?  Developer ecosystems are in the core of companies and organisations focused around leading technologies. As new technologies are incorporated into everyday life, companies that did not focus on technology understand that in order to offer new features to their customers, they need to open their arms to developers and build on their developer ecosystems. Such companies are 160 year-old banks.  This week we are joined by Andrea Trasatti, Director of Developer Ecosystems at Banco Santander. In this episode we discuss: Why a bank needs a developer ecosystem. How a bank approaches building their developer ecosystem. The challenges for the bank How it can connect and engage with developers. Listen to this episode to see how ‘non-tech” companies approach their Developer Marketing strategy and activities. Let’s talk DataThis is the graph we discuss with Andrea:  (https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=dataItem-k9mq59d21?utm_source=Mailchimp_UnderTheHoodofDeveloperMarketing&utm_medium=S03E02&utm_campaign=Andrea).  Andrea Trasatti is a seasoned technology developer with 17+ years of fostering developer ecosystems and advancing technological innovation. Recognized for demonstrating a natural aptitude for software development, as well as for product promotion and tech innovation, he has a history of contributing directly to company growth and expansion throughout his career. He is currently the Director of Developer Ecosystems at Banco Santander. Intro Music: Planting Flags by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue).

Trick question of the week: Should we spend less time trying to define developer relations and more connecting one on one?  Yes. It’s time. Season 3 is back!  We’re ecstatic to be bringing you insightful episodes again and for the start of a new season, we couldn’t ask for a better one! This week we welcome to the podcast Jeff Sandquist, Microsoft’s Corporate Vice President. In this episode we discuss: -  Why content is key and why your documentation should be “5 minutes to wow!” -  The traits and characteristics of a great developer relations professional -  Tips for those who are new to developer relations -  Best ways to connect with developers -  Online events during a pandemic -  Microsoft LearnTV (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/tv/?utm_source=UnderTheHoodofDeveloperMarketing&utm_medium=EpisodeDescription&utm_campaign=JeffSandquist) Listen (https://www.devrelx.com/podcast?utm_source=UnderTheHoodofDeveloperMarketing&utm_medium=EpisodeDescription&utm_campaign=JeffSandquist) for 20 years of experience on how to better understand developer relations and be better at it and connect with developers. Graphs Jeff discusses in our “Let’s talk Data” section: 29% of developers contribute to open-source software to improve coding skills (https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=dataItem-k9mq59gq?utm_source=UnderTheHoodofDeveloperMarketing&utm_medium=EpisodeDescription&utm_campaign=JeffSandquist).  Jeff Sandquist is a Corporate Vice President at Microsoft. He leads Developer Relations, focused on reinventing Microsoft’s relationship with software developers around the globe. His team includes a full corpus of technical online content (Azure.com, docs.microsoft.com and Microsoft.com/Learn), a full stack engineering team that builds and operates the infrastructure for online content serving nearly tens of millions of monthly active users, an international team that localizes our products and content in 64 languages, a world-class developer advocacy team and the responsibility for partnering with the sales and marketing field leadership to land the rich resources offered with Microsoft customers and partners.

IMAGINE A LIFE WITHOUT FEAR! IMAGINE BEING UNSTOPPABLE! – Imagine Unlimited Happiness. Tune-into the next episode of Light Insight as we will be talking about imagining a Healthy and Abundant Life.“Tune-in to the next eye-opening episode of LIGHT INSIGHT, as Hillis Pugh interviews Israel Kelly, passionate founder of Oneness Project Light. In this episode of Light Insight, Israel Kelly will be talking about the philosophy behind what it truly means to be one with Earth and all of Humanity - These are indeed Historic Times of Transformation and Awakening and this show is most certainly a part of that journey!!! - And now you can tune-in to the very details of this awe-inspiring and eye-opening broadcast… Exclusively… and only on… REAL REVOLUTION RADIO X.O: The Number #1 Source for Motivational Author Interviews, Intuitive Blog and Inspirational Podcast Radio On-Demand!”.-AMARU MURU-The Self-Proclaimed Doctor of Podcast, U.S. Veteran, Registered Nurse, Ancient Archeology Enthusiast and Controversial Theorist, Writer, Blogger, Researcher, and the Author of The Book of Positive Light: Remembrance of the Heart. Additionally, Amaru is the Host of Quantum Mindfulness Radio and the Great Awakening (Now on iHeartRadio) and is the Executive Producer & Founder of REAL REVOLUTION RADIO X.O: The Number #1 Source for Motivational Author Interviews, Intuitive Blog, and Inspirational Podcast Radio On-Demand!.SPECIAL GUEST:Israel Kelly brings an amazing amount of compassion as he leads others to experience the power within themselves to co-create a new "YOU." He is incredibly relatable as he equips and encourages those who choose the journey of wholeness within the spirit, mind and body. He is purposeful and engaging as he leads the pathway to abundance, happiness and joy. Israel is a man who exemplifies a spiritual lifestyle in order to be a living example to others. His embodiment of the principle of unconditional love radiates from the moment you meet him. One can't help but to investigate their own potential outcomes with Israel by their side. Oneness Project Light is very proud to present Israel Kelly..LEARN MORE ABOUT ISRAEL KELLY:https://www.onenessprojectlight.com/?lightbox=dataItem-ihw5m92j.MEET OUR AD SPONSOR:Sponsor: Anna DeeterWebsite: http://www.livestutterfree.comInterview: https://youtu.be/04bRoA5lqk4.CHECK OUT OUR OFFICIAL WEBSITE:www.awakeningondemand.com.DETAILS OF PODCAST:Talk Show: Light Insight Hosted by: Hillis Pugh Category: SpiritualityProduced by: Amaru MuruNetwork: REAL REVOLUTION RADIO X.O.TUNE-IN TO OUR ARCHIVES:www.blastfromthepastshows.com.DARE TO TAP INTO OUR INTUITIVE BLOG:www.bloglikeaquantummechanic.com.FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/real.revolution.radio/?hl=en.CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/realrevolutionradio.RIDE THE WAVE WITH US ON DAILY MOTION:https://www.dailymotion.com/bingenetworks.SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE PAGE:www.jointheinspiration.com.HASHTAGS: #R3 #RealRevolutionRadio #Healing #Awakening#Consciousness #Enlightenment #VisionaryYoga #MarikoHirakawa #TheYogaAyurvedicBoogOfAnti-AgingSecrets.DISCLAIMER:By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the entire contents and design of this recording, are the property of Quantum Mindfulness Radio LLC and REAL REVOLUTION RADIO X.O, or used by Quantum Mindfulness Radio LLC (QMR) and REAL REVOLUTION RADIO X.0 (RRR X.O) with permission, and are protected under U.S. and international copyright and trademark laws. Except as otherwise provided, users of this Podcast may save and use information contained in the Podcast only for personal use and for entertainment purposes only. Always consult with a professionally licensed and accredited therapist and/or physician for medical, therapeutic, or psychiatric advice. Views exhibited by this broadcast are solely the views and perceptions of its participants and of this podcast alone and are not the views of Quantum Mindfulness Radio LLC (QMR) or REAL REVOLUTION RADIO X.0 (RRR X.O)

Trick questions of the week: Do you understand developer ecosystems? This is the starting point: understanding your developer audience, their needs and preferences and segmenting them to boost your marketing activities performance. This is also among the most common questions vendors and developer program leaders ask Christina Voskoglou, SlashData’s Senior Director of Research and today’s episode guest. In this episode we discuss: Developer ecosystems and who is included in them (spoiler alert: may include people who do minimal coding) The evolution of developer ecosystems these past 10 years The biggest changes seen, what drove those and how different technologies drive the future Hyped technologies: do they fade away or evolve to solve other problems? The most common questions asked by developer program leaders. This episode wraps up an amazing Season 2. We can't thank you enough for being with us, in this journey. Season 3 will be back this fall.  Listen to this episode to better understand developers and unlock key insights to the developer ecosystem, from the person who knows it best. Graph Christina discusses in our “Let’s talk Data” section: Where Machine Learning developers deploy their code (https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=dataItem-k9mq59ga1?utm_source=Podcast_Description&utm_medium=Christina&utm_campaign=Episode16) . Christina Voskoglou is responsible for all SlashData’s research products and heads the analyst and operations teams. With more than 19 years of experience in data science, data mining, BI and CRM design, she leads all research for SlashData, from planning and methodology, survey design, and data analysis, to insights generation and research commercialisation. Christina is also behind SlashData’s outcome-based developer segmentation model and is the leading SlashData researcher in Machine Learning and Data Science.

Dean Taylor Jr also known as Deano is a music enthusiast, most specifically independent metal rock. He along with his long time friend hosted an online indie rock show called AudioMorpheus, soon to be resurrected. Deano has since started his own podcast, The Metal Music Matters Show, available on SoundCloud where he discusses the indie rock industry with music guests and also writes for Voodoo Queen Digital Magazine.   Deano: https://www.instagram.com/deantaylorjr/ https://www.facebook.com/metalmusicmatters https://soundcloud.com/musicmatters_2014 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClaXCZnO8N3C_-uHX1NNmvA https://www.voodooqueendigitalmagazine.com/menofvoodoo?lightbox=dataItem-jea5vw1z     ********************** Talking Again Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/talkingagainpodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/TalkingAgainPodcast/ https://www.youtube.com/talkingagainpodcast Logo/ Artwork designed by: Mike Dash https://instagram.com/md_designandprint Music produced by: Jimi https://instagram.com/jimionthebeat https://m.soundcloud.com/l-i-m-records **************

Trick question of the week: What is the API mindset and skillset?   APIs are used widely in tools most of us use daily. What is this API mindset though and why are APIs important? Mehdi Medjaoui, our guest in our most recent episode is the man to answer these questions.  Simply put, the API mindset is thinking “How can I make my software, program or technology available to as many users as possible at zero implementation cost?”.  In this episode, we discuss: A brief history of APIs The API mindset and the skillset that goes along with it The benefits of focusing on APIs The untapped API potential and how APIs will evolve in the future APIdays INTERFACE event coming on June 30 Listen to the full episode. The graph Medhi talked about in this week’s “Let’s talk Data” section: Number of people involved in software development in company (https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=dataItem-k9mq59e3?utm_source=PodcastDescription&utm_medium=Mehdi&utm_campaign=Devsincompany) . You can grab your ticket for APIdays INTERFACE here (https://www.apidays.co/interface?utm_source=SlashData_Podcast&utm_medium=Mehdi_Episode&utm_campaign=apidays_promo) . The event will run from June 30 – July 1st in 3 time zones, so you can rest assured you won’t miss something. Mehdi Medjaoui is the founder of the worldwide apidays conferences series he started in 2012 in Paris. Mehdi is highly involved in the API community and API Industry, as author, lecturer, consultant and investor in the API tooling space. His industry research involves publishing and maintaining the API Industry Landscape and the yearly State of Banking APIs. In 2019, Mehdi become H2020 European Commission expert to lead the APIS4Dgov study on public sector and government APIs. As entrepreneur, Mehdi co-founded in 2014 OAuth.io that was acquired in 2017. Mehdi’s new venture GDPR.dev develops a Personal data API framework and protocol to democratize data regulations usage for mass users and compliance for applications developers, making GDPR programmable.

Trick question of the week: Why does Developer Relations need cheerleaders?  It’s been a long time since the trick question was really impossible to answer. Or not at all impossible if you listen to the latest episode. One of the biggest challenges in Developer Relations is actually defining it in a way that helps people better understand it. “People” includes upper management, which has been the real challenge for most of our past guests: showing the value of developer relations and the benefit to the company to the executive level. This is where you want someone to “cheerlead” for you. Yet. This is not enough to stop you from helping developers reach their “Aha!” moment, which is Jessica West’s favourite thing when it comes to developer relations. This episode touches a lot of key developer relations topics, including: Skills to have How developer relations is affected by the pandemic What the future of developer relations holds and More importantly, how to reach developers when you can’t meet them at events.  Also, at a time when events are turning virtual, we discuss whether virtual events are cutting it. The graphs Jessica picked for this week’s “Let’s talk Data” section: 29% of developers contribute to Open Source software to improve coding skills (https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=dataItem-k9mq59gq?utm_source=PodcastDescription&utm_medium=JessWest&utm_campaign=Desctiption) . Jessica West is the Head of Developer Relations at LaunchDarkly. With over 12 years of software engineering experience, she works to empower development teams through code, content, and collaboration. She is an influential speaker, storyteller, and marketer able to share technical concepts meaningfully and memorably.

Trick question of the week: Why is Developer Experience so important? For starters, let’s look to the old saying that “first impressions matter”. Anyone that spends too much time trying to figure out how things work is more likely to quit trying at some point. This remains true to developers too. Today’s guest, Ian Jennings, is the man behind Haxor Developer Experience. According to Haxor, most vendors expect developers to reach their first “Hello, world!” within 15 minutes. The truth? Half of the developers don’t even reach that point, and the rest who do, will end up needing more than 1 hour. How can you offer a better experience to developers? Ian has 5 tips that will help make everything better. Listen to the episode and find out. In this episode, Ian discusses 2 graphs that stand out to him for the “Let’s talk Data” section. Ian's picks for this week: how developer and marketing experts segment their audience (https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=dataItem-k9mqu4kj1?utm_source=PodcastDescription&utm_medium=Ian Jennings&utm_campaign=Segmentation) . Ian Jennings is the founder of Haxor, a developer experience testing platform. Haxor tests and measures APIs, SDKs, and developer products with on-demand feedback from real developers. Previously, Ian co-founded developer meetup platform Hacker League, before spending 6 years at PubNub establishing their developer experience strategy. He also operates DevPort, a developer portfolio site populated by thousands of developers.

What should leaders be doing NOW to ensure the future of aviation? Competing or Cooperating? On this episode, transformational CEO Hooman Yazhari shares how leaders should respond to the looming economic crisis.   Like it or not, people are scared of getting into aircrafts at the moment. We have to work together as an industry to think of how to make them feel reassured. -Hooman Yazhari   Takeaways + Tactics  To protect the future, we have to protect the now. Liquidity is the key to everything, so go source as many sources of capital as possible. Use the current crisis to shape the future. Use the void in certainty as an opportunity to shape destiny. Now is the time to collaborate with our competitors to find a way forward and ensure passengers will feel safe on airplanes.      Guest Bio Hooman Yazhari is a transformational CEO with a vast track record in assisting distressed companies through major transformations. Hooman is a key leader in extensive chain management. He is currently serving as Vice Chairman of the Board at Bristow Group, and has just joined the Board at Speedcast. Hooman is also the Non-Executive Director at Voyager Aviation.     To find out more about Hooman, head to: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hoomanyazhari https://www.beyondcapitalfund.org/impactinvestmentfund?lightbox=dataItem-jd3bpkbr  http://prod-app-01.bristowgroup.com/about-bristow/management/board-of-directors/hooman-yazhari-director/ http://voyager.aero/board     Learn More About Your Host:   Co-founder and Managing Partner for Northstar Group, Craig is focused on recruiting senior level leadership, sales and operations executives for some of the most prominent companies in the aviation and aerospace industry. Clients include well known aircraft OEM's, aircraft operators, leasing / financial organizations, and Maintenance / Repair / Overhaul (MRO) providers.    Since 2009 Craig has personally concluded more than 150 executive searches in a variety of disciplines. As the only executive recruiter who has flown airplanes, sold airplanes AND run a business, Craig is uniquely positioned to build deep, lasting relationships with both executives and the boards and stakeholders they serve. This allows him to use a detailed, disciplined process that does more than pair the ideal candidate with the perfect opportunity, and hit the business goals of the companies he serves. 

Trick question of the week: What’s in the future of developer relations, especially after covid-19?  The pandemic forced all companies to shift strategies mid-Q1. But how does this affect developer relations? Events, the cause burnouts for many developer marketing, relations, advocates and evangelists are currently out of the mix. So is the opportunity for reaching developers, 1-on-1, face-to-face. Software has come to cover this hole by many applications. What does the future hold and how can we connect to developers when we can’t reach them in person? Patrick McFadin, VP of DataStax joins us in this episode to discuss connecting with developers in the COVID-era and post-COVID-era, open source and the challenges developer relations professionals face. In this episode, we introduce the “Let’s talk Data” section where we pick one graph from the DevRelx Trends page and analyze the results. Patrick's pick for this week:  programming language communities and growth (https://www.devrelx.com/trends?lightbox=dataItem-k9mq59cz1?utm_source=PodcastDescription&utm_medium=PatrickMcFadin&utm_campaign=Desctiption) . Patrick McFadin is the Vice President of Developer Relations at DataStax. He is one of the leading experts of Apache Cassandra and data modeling techniques and has helped build some of the largest and exciting deployments in production. Previous to DataStax, he was Chief Architect at Hobsons and an Oracle DBA/Developer for over 15 years.

Hooman Yazhari is Vice Chairman at Bristow Group and a BOD member with Voyager Aviation as well. During his relatively short career, he has led four companies through very challenging times, including two complete restructurings. His experience and compassion create a great playbook for current and future business leaders. In this episode, we discuss the short and medium-term challenges the aviation/aerospace and airline industry will experience, and how we'll move beyond the chaos if COVID-19.   To come out of the COVID-19 crisis as seamlessly as possible, the industry will have to think holistically about solutions. -Hooman Yazhari   Takeaways + Tactics  Airline liquidity will be crucial. Cash is king, and in a situation as unprecedented as our current reality, that's more true than ever.  Governments will need to help the aviation industry. They will be more likely to assist bigger airline companies and flag carriers. Smaller and secondary airlines will be forced to evaluate other options. Less pressing issues, such as carbon footprints will take a back seat to the COVID-19 crisis, but will re-emerge as important topics.   Guest Bio Hooman Yazhari is a transformational CEO. He is the Vice Chairman of the Board at Bristow Group, as well as the Non-Executive Director at Voyager Aviation. Hooman has a tremendous track record of assisting distressed companies through major transformations, and is a key leader in extensive change management. He is an expert in the areas of finance, aviation, private equity and restructuring, among many others. Hooman is also passionate about philanthropic work, and is the Co-Founder and Chairman of the Beyond Capital Fund.    To find out more about Hooman, head to: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hoomanyazhari https://www.beyondcapitalfund.org/impactinvestmentfund?lightbox=dataItem-jd3bpkbr  http://prod-app-01.bristowgroup.com/about-bristow/management/board-of-directors/hooman-yazhari-director/ http://voyager.aero/board   Learn More About Your Host:   Co-founder and Managing Partner for Northstar Group, Craig is focused on recruiting senior level leadership, sales and operations executives for some of the most prominent companies in the aviation and aerospace industry. Clients include well known aircraft OEM's, aircraft operators, leasing / financial organizations, and Maintenance / Repair / Overhaul (MRO) providers.    Since 2009 Craig has personally concluded more than 150 executive searches in a variety of disciplines. As the only executive recruiter who has flown airplanes, sold airplanes AND run a business, Craig is uniquely positioned to build deep, lasting relationships with both executives and the boards and stakeholders they serve. This allows him to use a detailed, disciplined process that does more than pair the ideal candidate with the perfect opportunity, and hit the business goals of the companies he serves.

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In this episode, Tahmina Talks immigration with Martine Kalaw- a survivor of our immigration system. We discuss her first hand experience of going through the immigration court process that lasted for years. She is a beautiful, smart and articulate advocate for the injustice that is the convoluted system in which today's crisis is seeing children in court without representation. Martine is an author, speaker and survivor of current immigration laws and reform. Her debut memoir, “Illegal Among Us" recounts her journey through a 7- year deportation battle with no family or country, to success as a senior level executive with an advanced degree, a father she thought dead, and finally her long-sought U.S. citizenship. Martine has written for publications like the Huffington Post, is a Tedx speaker and has appeared on syndicated networks like C-span. You can learn more about her and buy her book at https://www.martinekalaw.com/biography. Here is a link to the chart we discussed on the show: https://www.martinekalaw.com/?lightbox=dataItem-jwtm715q And here is a link to the King County Bar Association article in which WIDEN, the non-profit Tahmina helped found, is mentioned. https://www.kcba.org/For-Lawyers/Bar-Bulletin/PostId/916/how-can-we-help-with-the-immigration-detention-crisis

Dr Carrie Ryan (Postdoctoral Researcher, Anthropology) uses Angela Palmer’s Ashmolean Mummy Boy 3 to explore how ancient and contemporary cultures use the senses to make sense of death. Further reading: https://www.talkingsenseoxford.com/podcast. For an image of Mummy Boy 3, visit the artist's website: https://www.angelaspalmer.com/eygptology?lightbox=dataItem-iwcbwop81. Originally delivered as the first half of a gallery talk in partnership with Alexis Gorby (DPhil Student, Archaeology). Listen to Episode 14 for the second half of the talk.

About: Zy_Gote is the electronic music project of ATL/LA musician, Stan Pavlov. Zy_Gote draws upon various electronic influences such as industrial, noise, and techno to create something altogether unique. Pavlov has also collaborated with electronic hardcore artist UTEROZZZAAA on various releases in Japan and the United States. Zy_Gote became a part of the revival of the industrial power noise label/collective Crunchpod in 2016. Links: https://mnfctr.wixsite.com/crunchpod?lightbox=dataItem-ixlycnfn1 https://www.facebook.com/ZGNOISEMUSIC/ https://crunchpod.bandcamp.com/album/god-killer https://crunchpod.bandcamp.com/album/potential-for-destruction https://soundcloud.com/user-460683692

http://annettbone.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Artist-1.png () Session Summary: 28 EXPLOSIVE DANCE FILMS, THEATER & ROOFTOP SCREENINGS, Q&A, HOLLYWOOD, GLOBAL BEATS by GINGEE, COCKTAILS, UMAMI BURGER, AWARDS, MIXER--If you saw this description for an event, you'd want to attend, right? I enjoyed my time at The Divulge Dancers Film Festival in November 2018 which inspired 5 essential elements to empower as an artist. http://annettbone.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Divulge-2-11.17.2018-2.jpg () Empower the element of your communication skills. One thing is to work on is enunciation. I had a hard time understanding one of the dancers on Get Lite. Empower the element of possibility thinking. Put the law of attraction into play. One of the dancers did this in Get Lite because he said he was going to Paris and London to teach and it happened. Get the creativity going toward the results you want and not what you don't want. Empower adversity into an advantage. Mother's Balls featured Amber's adversity of a strict background which forced her to be creative. Empower inclusivity in dance and other art forms. Making Waves with the Down's Syndrome dancers was very heartwarming. I am also reminded of other companies that are inclusive such as Axis, Heidi Latsky, Infinite Flow and Leigh Purtill Ballet Company. Empower Other's Skill Set. I love getting around other people that are more advanced in their skill sets than I am. A great example of someone who always empowered others to be better was Gene Kelly. http://annettbone.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Divulge-2-11.17.2018-145.jpg () Links/Info from this session:http://annettbone.com (Get my FREE Audio Resource) https://www.divulgedancersfilmfestival.com/?lightbox=dataItem-jm5ogz3w (Divulge Dancers Film Festival ) http://www.axisdance.org (Axis Dance Company) http://www.heidilatskydance.org (Heidi Latsky ) http://infiniteflowdance.org (Infinite Flow Dance) http://www.leighpurtillballet.com (Leigh Purtill Ballet Company) http://annettbone.com/067 (Interview with Marisa Hamamoto) http://annettbone.com/110 (Interview with Ally Vega) http://annettbone.com/185/ (Interview with Patricia Ward Kelly) http://heididuckler.org (Heidi Duckler) Would you review The DancePreneuring Studio?I would be extremely appreciative if you would subscribe and leave your feedback on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher Radio. It really helps if you do it through the native Apple Podcast App on your smart device. Thanks so much!

By far the most civil podcast guests I've had yet. A great talk about music and all things PC. Thank god Irish Joe's only coming back next week! Music by Darren Doherty and The Logues! Micky Ferry (Radio show host you can listen to live) [http://www.drive105.co.uk/the-drive105-team?lightbox=dataItem-iiqjbvo2](http://www.drive105.co.uk/the-drive105-team?lightbox=dataItem-iiqjbvo2) Christopher Henry (Runs Dicey Rileys of Strabane) [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009455241782](https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009455241782) Music: Darren Doherty - Dye Your Heart [https://open.spotify.com/track/62aUc6GrcF7By7HRY1lFHJ?si=kjibrFUiQk-oGYHPwrsDuA](https://open.spotify.com/track/62aUc6GrcF7By7HRY1lFHJ?si=kjibrFUiQk-oGYHPwrsDuA) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWqRM59tl6g](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWqRM59tl6g) The Logues - Price of a Pint [https://open.spotify.com/track/1VWLP8KN878e07qjrEPnmW?si=njs22cJTQkyLCG3Xdlxg_g](https://open.spotify.com/track/1VWLP8KN878e07qjrEPnmW?si=njs22cJTQkyLCG3Xdlxg_g) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqQpRi2zlFU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqQpRi2zlFU)

Today, Matt welcomes Lee VaLone, a drag king, producer, and burlesque performer based in NYC. The producer of BEEF SHOW at Bizarre Bushwick and also ‘Jump Shark!’ (a monthly open mic Drag, Burlesque, & Vocals event that fundraises for Planned Parenthood), Lee VaLone is also the current reigning Mr. Coney Island. With Matt, Lee chats about his start in drag and burlesque, and discusses some of his most iconic performances. He also chats about the Beef Squad Drag Collective, which he also runs, and his production on The Yell Club, a drag & karaoke event at Rock Bar NYC. And so from learning and growing in the burlesque & drag scene, to how he met Sasha Velour, here’s presenting Matt Storm and LeeVaLone. Continue reading