Podcast appearances and mentions of David C Williams

David C. Williams, a tech entrepreneur, author, and award-winning inventor from Dallas, Texas, is celebrated for his contributions and leadership in the tech industry. Williams is known for his best-selling book "Business Model". Williams is a recipient of the Distinguished Engineer of the Year 2023-2024 Golden Torch Award by the National Society of Black Engineers.David stepped into reality TV and competed for LisaRaye McCoy's heart, on Queens Court Season 2 and is sharing a side of his life he's never made public before.  https://davidcwilliamsinc.com/  The Douglas Coleman Show VE (Video Edition) offers video promotional packages for authors. Please see our website for complete details.  https://www.douglascolemanmusic.com/vepromo/  Please help us to continue to bring you quality content by showing your support for our show.  https://fundrazr.com/e2CLX2?ref=ab_eCTqb8_ab_31eRtAh53pq31eRtAh53pq

This week on In Black America, producer and host John L. Hanson, Jr. speaks with David C. Williams, engineer, inventor, author of Business Model: Where Incredible Will Meets Professional Skill, and Assistant Vice-President for Hyper-Automation at AT&T, where he leads the largest robotics process automation program worldwide. The post David C. Williams (Ep. 37, 2024) appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

In celebration of June as Pride Month and anticipation of Juneteenth on June 19, David C. Williams - author of Business Model - speaks about his book and what can occur when incredible will meets professional skill.

David C. Williams, AT&T – Inventor of FlexAgent. He’s an award-winning inventor, tech entrepreneur, and author, is celebrated for his innovations and leadership in technology. With humble roots in Dallas, Texas, David’s journey from a challenging upbringing to a tech luminary is chronicled in his best-selling book “Business Model.” His accolades include the 2023 D […]

David C. Williams, AT&T – Inventor of FlexAgent. He’s an award-winning inventor, tech entrepreneur, and author, is celebrated for his innovations and leadership in technology. With humble roots in Dallas, Texas, David’s journey from a challenging upbringing to a tech luminary is chronicled in his best-selling book “Business Model.” His accolades include the 2023 D […] The post David C. Williams With FlexAgent appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

In this next episode, Mustansir Saifuddin speaks with David C. Williams, Assistant Vice President-Automation at AT&T. David dives into how hyper-automation, specially RPA, and AI come together to effectively and efficiently make a business impact. It's not about choosing one over the other.   During David's career with AT&T, he has created deep-link HTML marketing initiatives that garner 90 million monthly impressions, led Competitive Intelligence which helped shape AT&T's Mobile First strategy, has been responsible for supporting several Fortune500 companies encompassing $120M in revenue, and authored two patents for Reprogrammable RFID and bridging satellite and LTE technology. In his current role, David is responsible for hyper-automation & emerging technology to transform Customer/Employee Experience and Cost Structure for his organization. He leads the largest Robotics Process Automation program worldwide. His innovations are driving change across the company as his team has developed 600+ Bots automating 70M contacts, realizing $400M in operating income at over 3,000% ROI. Additionally, he also invented & sponsored a decision engine driving $200M credit reduction annually. David is the 2021 Legacy Award recipient at Black Engineer of the Year STEM Global Conference, 2x Dream in Black winner, AT&T Champion of Diversity Award winner, a proud mentor of multiple Employee Groups, & Diversity Ambassador. David's humble beginnings in the poorest corner of Dallas, TX, continual giving back through Solar Robot Workshops to the community, and rise through a corporate giant is encapsulated in his book entitled, Business Model.  Continue the conversation on: LinkedIn: David C. Williams Mustansir Saifuddin Innovative Solution Partners  Twitter: @Mmsaifuddin YouTube or learn more about our sponsor Innovative Solution Partners to schedule a free consultation.   Show Notes: [00:00:03.320] - Mustansir Saifuddin Welcome.   [00:00:04.180] - Mustansir Saifuddin To Tech-driven Business brought to you by Innovative Solution Partners. In this episode, I welcome back David C. Williams. Listen in as David shares his thoughts on how organizations can use AI and RPA to move business forward. David dives into the role each plays and how they complement each other to solve business problems.   [00:00:27.320] - Mustansir Saifuddin Hello, David. How are you?   [00:00:37.300] - David C. Williams Must say I'm doing well.   [00:00:42.460] - Mustansir Saifuddin Thank you, David. I'd like to welcome you back to my podcast, Tech-Driven Business. Today, I would like to talk about how RPA and AI is helping organizations. How does that sound to you?   [00:00:59.900] - David C. Williams Wonderful. It's an exciting topic, brother.   [00:01:07.610] - Mustansir Saifuddin Yeah, I know this is very near and dear to you. In our previous sessions, you had talked about at length, about RPA. I thought this will be a good segue into this conversation.   [00:01:21.770] - David C. Williams Wonderful.   [00:01:23.000] - Mustansir Saifuddin How is AI and RPA helping organizations increase efficiency in their operations and throughout their business in general?   [00:01:34.740] - David C. Williams Well, when I think about it, RPA is, I would say all of hyper automation, but especially RPA, is one of the, if not the least, expensive way to solve a business problem with software. Artificial intelligence is the computing power we've dreamed of. When you take that type of computing power and intelligence and give it a efficient reach like RPA, you can go do a lot of cool things very quickly and it doesn't cost your arm and the leg.   [00:02:17.250] - Mustansir Saifuddin I like the way you connected the two. So it seems like they are both connected at the hip in terms of how they are complementing each other.   [00:02:29.080] - David C. Williams Yeah. Ai is a brain, right? And just like in a human body, a brain is great, but it can't move anything physically, right? And so you need all these extremities to go about the brain's business every day. That's how I think about AI and RPA coming together. You have the most intelligent computational brain that you could imagine or dream of with mobility of RPA that's so flexible, so ubiquitous, so applicable in so many ways that when you put the two together, it's exponential.   [00:03:09.370] - Mustansir Saifuddin That is great. Let's talk about something in terms of leveraging the efficiency part, right? We talk about efficiencies in business, in our general lives, how we can do things faster, better.   [00:03:25.920] - Mustansir Saifuddin When we talk about leveraging the efficiency of RPA and the capabilities of AI, what makes it beneficial to a business? Can you give some examples? Talk about that.   [00:03:43.690] - David C. Williams Yeah, sure. If you think about the combination of the two things that you could do with this. Let's say you have a workforce that uses some knowledge management system. Well, every day that workforce thumbs through a virtual encyclopedia, right? They thumb through a virtual dictionary to go get information or they query it.   [00:04:19.960] - David C. Williams With the advent of generative AI combined with RPA, what you could do is you could use AI to do the querying and summarization of all of that knowledge management. You can use RPA to quickly place that in so many different places to make it more accessible. Yep, we got it. We got the great brain that's going to take all of this stuff and compile it into something that's usable and easy to extract from. But how do I get it over to my field technicians, to my customer service group? How do I leverage that across several systems? Rpa and other components of hyperautomation are very prone, very likely to be the best options to go do that without having to reinvent the wheel.   [00:05:18.730] - Mustansir Saifuddin That's a great example you use. That leads me into my next question about you've been doing hyper automation for quite some time, and you had some great success and gains that you saw with that implementation at AT&T. How do you see that journey evolved with the addition of AI now?   [00:05:42.030] - David C. Williams Oh, man. Well, I would tell you, when it comes to things like RPA, my team does sit on the very forefront of where all that stuff is going, the way we use it, the conversations we even had with Microsoft on what they're building and enhancing and all that stuff. When I think about where it's going, though, and with AI, AI is going to take our most challenging parts of the development cycle, the most challenging parts of every business or many businesses, and it'll simplify. When I think of that, I think about a world where RPA is even more democratized, where literally any knowledge worker can use RPA. Instead of putting up PowerPoints, we can share prototypes.   [00:06:45.660] - David C. Williams That is going to open up an entire universe of innovation and automation.   [00:06:53.900] - Mustansir Saifuddin It seems almost like you are fast tracking a lot of things.   [00:06:59.900] - David C. Williams Trying to, man. The funny thing about automation is the more you do it, the more folks want it, which is a good thing, but it is still a challenge. As we continue to grow the program, as we continue to help more of our colleagues, coworkers, customers, as more parts of the business depend on the things we create, we look for ways to continue to accelerate. There are a ton of quotes that we believe in and mantra we have on our team. One is that success is momentum over time. As we continue to... We found some success, we built some momentum. It's taking us a little bit of time as we continue to go down this path, we're going to keep driving more momentum. That is the expectation. Honestly, we're positioned for it. The more things that we build, the more we get to leverage. At one point, we were using bricks to build buildings, then we're using buildings to blocks to build cities, cities to build, etc. We're just still lead on that journey, accelerating and looking for ways to continue to accelerate. And that AI version of what I just spoke about is just one area.   [00:08:16.220] - David C. Williams There's a ton of other things that we're looking at to automate so that we can accelerate everything that we're doing in that space.   [00:08:24.640] - Mustansir Saifuddin That is awesome. When you think about opportunities, what opportunities do you see in this area where AI and RP are working together, the idea of creating this intelligent automation? Where do you see that going?   [00:08:42.160] - David C. Williams Well, I think that at a certain point it's going to happen. For those that discover it or leverage it, priced, they will solve more complex business problems at a cheaper price, at a faster pace, and that will impact their competition and so forth and so forth. I think it's just a matter of time. These things, these operations, these big companies, whether you're talking telecom or healthcare, doesn't matter. The efficiency that they can drive helps them to be able to capitalize on the things that they do in those specific industries. Rpa is the least expensive hyperautomation is the least expensive way of solving a business problem with software. I haven't found anything cheaper. You put cognitive capabilities on top of that. That means the more complex things you can get after with the cheapest means of doing it. If you're doing that better than your competitor, look at our competitor.   [00:09:57.630] - Mustansir Saifuddin Yeah, for sure. I mean, there's always this conversation about what technology is moving away from or getting a thing of the past. So when you hear people talk about who say that RPA is a thing of the past and the future is AI, what is your response to that?   [00:10:19.710] - David C. Williams It's probably a laugh, a chuckle. It would be like saying, Oh, you know what? The Wright brothers have mastered human flight. We've discovered human flight. We all can fly now. There's no need for tires. No need for tires. Nobody needs tires anymore. It's impossible to even think like that. I would say the same about AI and RPA. There is no competition between the two. This is chocolate and peanut butter. They work better together. There is no competition between the two. There is no replacement of one or the other. Your brain will never replace your thumb. Never. I don't care how good of a brain you have. That thumb sure comes in handy. That's how I think about RPA is that it's not that this is the 3G and there's 4G. No, no, no, no, no. This is complementary. As long as you have one, you will want the other. That's what I think about AI and RPA. As long as you have one, you're going to want the other. If you have RPA, you want cognitive capabilities to make those automations smarter so you can automate more things. If you have AI, you want reach and you want quick reach because with AI you get quick answers.   [00:11:54.510] - David C. Williams So you want quick, ubiquitous, far, far reaching reach. Rpa gives you that hyper automation gives you that. Putting up Lego blocks together in the right ways, you get exactly that. For those that say that, I guess maybe it may be a little telling, but I don't see it.   [00:12:14.950] - Mustansir Saifuddin I love the example you use. That is really great. It just puts things in perspective. I think it's just like the one cannot live without the other. It's almost like a marriage made in heaven. That's awesome.   [00:12:28.810] - David C. Williams It really is. I mean, when you think about just how fast AI is able to go get the most complex, sophisticated answers and responses to produce code in seconds, whole paragraphs in seconds, whole reports. When you think about that to have that level of intelligence with the an arm 8,000 miles long, you can do a lot. You can do a whole lot. And so that's, I think, the beauty of AI and RPA coming together.   [00:13:10.790] - Mustansir Saifuddin That makes sense. Definitely. For sure. So I guess that takes me to my next point. Based on all that we covered today, what is that one key takeaway that you would want our listeners to leave the session today with?   [00:13:29.000] - David C. Williams You got to embrace AI quickly. You got to move safely with it. Don't throw the baby out with the bath water. Rpa is still the future. Rpa still has a huge impact. I would say to many American Airlines is great for getting you from New York to Los Angeles. But if you need tacos delivered on Tuesday at 2:00 PM American Airlines is probably not the place that you want to call. There's probably better options, more suitable options. One is not better than the other. They just have different roles. That's how RPA and AI relationship are. They have different roles that are extremely complementary of each other.   [00:14:23.860] - Mustansir Saifuddin I think that's a great way to put it. I like the example you use. I think it seems like a lot of times folks are thinking of one technology versus the other. The way you're explaining or you're rationalizing this whole thing is one is helping the other to be more productive, more efficient, and be more robust together as a business, as a technology that is working together to make things better.   [00:14:58.570] - David C. Williams Must have said, I would tell you, brother, that one of the biggest mistakes people make in technology is they want to put all the eggs in one basket. Oh, we're going to have this one thing that's going to do all these things. You know what that's called? They did that a long time ago. It's called the Titanic. It doesn't work well that way. Even if you look at Netflix, Amazon, everything you're looking on a page, it's not just one application. There's so many applications working at once. You just see it in one user interface. And so the same way that those microservices work and they feel like one, but they're all separate is what hyper automation, what RPA is. It feels like one thing, but it's still separate. You put all these things together and you can create something magical versus trying to do this just one big, herculean, Titanic thing. And so I find that putting one and one together, if you get them close enough together, one in one is 11. You get further, faster, you get something exponential. You can skip all the other stuff. That's how I think about AI and RPA coming together.   [00:16:17.120] - David C. Williams You get further, faster putting them together.   [00:16:20.620] - Mustansir Saifuddin For sure. Now it's been a great session, David. And thank you for sharing your thoughts and your insights into this discussion point. I mean, definitely, there is a lot of progress that needs to be made in this field where both AI and RPA coming together, helping businesses and making our lives better. So I really appreciate your time. Thank you so much for joining our session today.   [00:16:49.500] - David C. Williams Thank you. Have a great day.   [00:16:58.250] - Mustansir Saifuddin Thanks for listening to Tech-driven Business brought to you by Innovative Solution Partners. David gave a great overview on the power of AI and rpa. His main takeaway: embrace AI quickly, move safely with it. Rpa is still the future and will have a great and huge impact. We would love to hear from you. Continue the conversation by connecting with me on LinkedIn or Twitter. Learn more about innovative solution partners and schedule a free consultation by visiting isolutionpartners.com. Never miss our podcast by subscribing to our YouTube channel. Information is in the show notes.      

Beyond Adversity. The host for this show is Rusty Komori. The guest is David C. Williams. We talk with David about his past experiences in overcoming adversities, and how he inspires people to turn personal tragedies into positive purpose. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6mTzxc4G7w47Jcr_G482jrb Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

In this episode, we highlight how a commitment to building others up can come in many forms. Legendary CEO, James Weaver, Tech Wiz Kid and AT&T Award Winning Leader, Founder of Tech Mentor, David C. Williams, and Eco-Friendly Pioneer, CEO Lin Ellis join the show.

Mustansir Saifuddin continues the conversation with David C. Williams of AT&T whose background includes leading large-scale IT projects which result in large returns for the organization. In this episode, David dives into no-code and how companies are leveraging no-code to make a significant impact. Low-code and no-code have the power to transform business processes in an exponential way with a lower financial investment. It also opens the door for those that may not have the traditional tech background.  David also shares his latest venture, the "Business Model" book that he has authored to highlight how we can combine our past experience with our business passion to create our own business model. In other words, how his mom made "$1 out of $0.15. David's takeaway : be bold and courageous to take your idea boldly to where it should go. No-code and low-code is a great way to get it moving forward. During David's career with AT&T, he has created deep-link HTML marketing initiatives that garner 90 million monthly impressions, led Competitive Intelligence which helped shape AT&T's Mobile First strategy, has been responsible for supporting several Fortune500 companies encompassing $120M in revenue, and authored two patents for Reprogrammable RFID and bridging satellite and LTE technology. In his current role, David is responsible for hyper-automation & emerging technology to transform Customer/Employee Experience and Cost Structure for his organization. He leads the largest Robotics Process Automation program worldwide. His innovations are driving change across the company as his team has developed 600+ Bots automating 70M contacts, realizing $400M in operating income at over 3,000% ROI. Additionally, he also invented & sponsored a decision engine driving $200M credit reduction annually. David is the 2021 Legacy Award recipient at Black Engineer of the Year STEM Global Conference, 2x Dream in Black winner, AT&T Champion of Diversity Award winner, a proud mentor of multiple Employee Groups, & Diversity Ambassador. David's humble beginnings in the poorest corner of Dallas, TX, continual giving back through Solar Robot Workshops to the community, and rise through a corporate giant is encapsulated in his soon to be released book entitled, Business Model.  Continue the conversation on: LinkedIn: David C. Williams Mustansir Saifuddin Innovative Solution Partners    Twitter: @dcwglobal @Mmsaifuddin   YouTube or learn more about our sponsor Innovative Solution Partners to schedule a free consultation.

Mustansir Saifuddin continues the conversation with David C. Williams of AT&T who leads one of the largest Robotic Process Automation initiatives for AT&T. Now covering 70 million transactions daily with a 3000% ROI, David understands what it takes for a RPA initiative to be successful. He'll discuss the importance of giving a bot time to mature and the power of sustainability. David's belief in "culture trumps strategy" has allowed for him to build a team that always keeps improving their bots. He discusses how Corporate America can be a lot, but we are humans first. He follows his mom's mantra of making "$1 out of $0.15" to drive ingenuity and that "1" by "1" makes "11".  More importantly, David shares how the end game of creating hybrid solutions allows for collaboration tools and RPA to leverage the best from each solution.  During David's career with AT&T, he has created deep-link HTML marketing initiatives that garner 90 million monthly impressions, led Competitive Intelligence which helped shape AT&T's Mobile First strategy, has been responsible for supporting several Fortune500 companies encompassing $120M in revenue, and authored two patents for Reprogrammable RFID and bridging satellite and LTE technology. In his current role, David is responsible for hyper-automation & emerging technology to transform Customer/Employee Experience and Cost Structure for his organization. He leads the largest Robotics Process Automation program worldwide. His innovations are driving change across the company as his team has developed 600+ Bots automating 70M contacts, realizing $400M in operating income at over 3,000% ROI. Additionally, he also invented & sponsored a decision engine driving $200M credit reduction annually. David is the 2021 Legacy Award recipient at Black Engineer of the Year STEM Global Conference, 2x Dream in Black winner, AT&T Champion of Diversity Award winner, a proud mentor of multiple Employee Groups, & Diversity Ambassador. David's humble beginnings in the poorest corner of Dallas, TX, continual giving back through Solar Robot Workshops to the community, and rise through a corporate giant is encapsulated in his soon to be released book entitled, Business Model.  Continue the conversation on: LinkedIn: David C. Williams Mustansir Saifuddin Innovative Solution Partners  Twitter: @dcwglobal @Mmsaifuddin   YouTube or learn more about our sponsor Innovative Solution Partners to schedule a free consultation.  

In this next series of episodes, I have the pleasure of speaking with David C. Williams, Assistant Vice President-Automation at AT&T. David understands how to use the power of IT to manage change quickly and effectively in times of uncertainty. He and his team were responsible for putting the technology in place to move AT&T's 40,000 reps from being in the office to being remote with the pandemic forced lockdown. Listen in to how David worked cross functionally to make this massive change in 5 weeks rather than 6 months.  During David's career with AT&T, he has created deep-link HTML marketing initiatives that garner 90 million monthly impressions, led Competitive Intelligence which helped shape AT&T's Mobile First strategy, has been responsible for supporting several Fortune500 companies encompassing $120M in revenue, and authored two patents for Reprogrammable RFID and bridging satellite and LTE technology. In his current role, David is responsible for hyper-automation & emerging technology to transform Customer/Employee Experience and Cost Structure for his organization. He leads the largest Robotics Process Automation program worldwide. His innovations are driving change across the company as his team has developed 600+ Bots automating 70M contacts, realizing $400M in operating income at over 3,000% ROI. Additionally, he also invented & sponsored a decision engine driving $200M credit reduction annually. David is the 2021 Legacy Award recipient at Black Engineer of the Year STEM Global Conference, 2x Dream in Black winner, AT&T Champion of Diversity Award winner, a proud mentor of multiple Employee Groups, & Diversity Ambassador. David's humble beginnings in the poorest corner of Dallas, TX, continual giving back through Solar Robot Workshops to the community, and rise through a corporate giant is encapsulated in his soon to be released book entitled, Business Model.  Continue the conversation on: LinkedIn: David C. Williams Mustansir Saifuddin Innovative Solution Partners  Twitter: @Mmsaifuddin YouTube or learn more about our sponsor Innovative Solution Partners to schedule a free consultation.  

David C. Williams is the Assistant Vice President of Business Customer Sales & Service for AT&T and created a way for 40,000 workers to continue to work from home during the pandemic since offices were closed.   Williams is one of the premier black faces in tech who is also a champion of diversity while looking to give back to those who look like him. 

I felt so privileged to meet this multicultural acapella group composed of Yale students. Shades of Yale is their name and Founded in 1988 to celebrate music of the African diaspora & African-American traditionWe crammed the group into my tiny studio but when I heard them perform I literally was moved to tears and the song they performed is on my permanent song list– I spoke to Noelle Mercer, Philadelphia tour Manager - Tashj Lakey Business Manager for Shades of Yale and I can't wait for you to hear them.https://www.shadesofyale.org/A quick video: https://youtu.be/db5Qseyd8s0Shades of Yale Go Fund Me: http://bit.ly/shadesphlBebashi- Transition to Hope is partnering with The Barristers Association of Philadelphia for a series of free legal clinics for those seeking a pardon. I speak with Gary Bell, Executive DirectorBebashi, David C. Williams, President of the Barristers' Association of Philadelphia and Co-Chairs of the Pardon Hub, David Pennant III and Joseph Mitchell III. The clinics will take place at Bebashi, 1235 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia 19123 on Tuesdays 6-8 pm on the following dates: February 18, March 17, May 19 and June 16.For more information contact Jennifer Melendez at 215-769-3561https://www.bebashi.org/https://www.bebashi.org/http://plsephilly.org/

Bebashi- Transition to Hope is partnering with The Barristers Association of Philadelphia for a series of free legal clinics for those seeking a pardon. I speak with Gary Bell, Executive DirectorBebashi, David C. Williams, President of the Barristers' Association of Philadelphia and Co-Chairs of the Pardon Hub, David Pennant III and Joseph Mitchell III. The clinics will take place at Bebashi, 1235 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia 19123 on Tuesdays 6-8 pm on the following dates: February 18, March 17, May 19 and June 16.For more information contact Jennifer Melendez at 215-769-3561https://www.bebashi.org/https://www.bebashi.org/http://plsephilly.org/

Dans ce numéro de Bande Originale Playlist, c'est plus de 50 min de musique non stop qui vous est proposé. Pour ce numéro, la playlist développe un thème : Les musiques des films bestiaux. Playlist dont voici le détail des morceaux : 01 - Shakma main theme by David C. Williams - Shakma (1990) 02 - The screen, the ship by Jerry Goldsmith - Un cri dans l'océan (1998) 03 - The openning by John Barry - King Kong (1976) 04 - Deep Blue Sea Main theme by Trevor Rabin - Peur Bleue (1999) 05 - Bob hitches a ride by Trevor Jones - Arachnophobia (1990) 06 - Lions attack by Jerry Goldsmith - L'ombre et la proie (1996) 07 - Revenge of the hunters by John Scott - King Kong 2 (1986) 08 - The reef main theme by Rafael May - The Reef (2009) 10 - The attack by Roque Banos - Au cœur de l'océan (2015) 11 - Two againts one by Alexandre Desplat - Godzilla (2014) 12 - King Kong main theme by James Newton - King Kong (2005) 13 - Hippo Attack by Jerry Goldsmith - Congo (1994) 14 - Dawn, hard rain and a bloody fight by Byeong Woo Lee - The Host (2006) 15 - Kong the distroyer by Henry Jackman - Kong Skull Island (2017) 16 - Black angels by Shiro Sagisu - Godzilla Resurgence (2016) 17 - Razorback main theme by Iva Davies - Razorback (1984)

Dans ce numéro de Bande Originale Playlist, c'est plus de 50 min de musique non stop qui vous est proposé. Pour ce numéro, la playlist développe un thème : Les musiques des films bestiaux. Playlist dont voici le détail des morceaux : 01 - Shakma main theme by David C. Williams - Shakma (1990) 02 - The screen, the ship by Jerry Goldsmith - Un cri dans l'océan (1998) 03 - The openning by John Barry - King Kong (1976) 04 - Deep Blue Sea Main theme by Trevor Rabin - Peur Bleue (1999) 05 - Bob hitches a ride by Trevor Jones - Arachnophobia (1990) 06 - Lions attack by Jerry Goldsmith - L'ombre et la proie (1996) 07 - Revenge of the hunters by John Scott - King Kong 2 (1986) 08 - The reef main theme by Rafael May - The Reef (2009) 10 - The attack by Roque Banos - Au cœur de l'océan (2015) 11 - Two againts one by Alexandre Desplat - Godzilla (2014) 12 - King Kong main theme by James Newton - King Kong (2005) 13 - Hippo Attack by Jerry Goldsmith - Congo (1994) 14 - Dawn, hard rain and a bloody fight by Byeong Woo Lee - The Host (2006) 15 - Kong the distroyer by Henry Jackman - Kong Skull Island (2017) 16 - Black angels by Shiro Sagisu - Godzilla Resurgence (2016) 17 - Razorback main theme by Iva Davies - Razorback (1984)  Un programme produit par Le Quotidien du Cinéma.

This week on Through the Gates, host Jim Shanahan is joined by David C. Williams, the executive director of the Center for Constitutional Democracy and the John S. Hastings Professor of Law in the Maurer School of Law. Williams has written widely on constitutional law and consults with constitutional reform movements around the world. Presently, he advises elements of the Burma democracy movement on the constitutional future of the country. In today's interview, he will share some of how that process works. Later in the episode, student Samantha von Ende will share some of her own work with the Center for Constitutional Democracy. As a Ph.D. student, von Ende has worked extensively on gender-related issues of democracy in the United States and around the world. #politicsandtheworld

Trish Kerlé interviews IU law professor David C. Williams, an expert on constitutional and Native American law.