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This Friyaayy we're super stoked to discuss the best and worst dressed on the red carpet from the 2025 Grammy Awards, sharing Holly's favorite fashion moments and standout artists. Plus, we dive into a listener's burning question about shapewear — what's the best way to find shapewear that fits comfortably and enhances your look? Tune in for expert advice on how to shop for shapewear without the struggles.
Lauren is joined by Harper's Bazaar executive editor Leah Chernikoff to discuss how covering designer appointments has changed in the 15 years since they first worked together, and why Matthieu Blazy going to Chanel is a seminal moment. They also rate designer panettone (from Gucci to Etro to Prada), contemplate the future of department stores on the back of the Nordstrom take-private news, and break down the significance of Calvin Klein's return to the runway. Plus, some thoughts on the Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy auction at Sotheby's. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
di Maria Luisa Frisa e Chiara Tagliaferri | Storielibere presenta una produzione realizzata in collaborazione con Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana |La copertina della serie è stata realizzata da Elisa Seitzinger e la sigla originale di Sailor è un regalo di Lorenzo Cherubini (Jovanotti)Marco De Vincenzo è il protagonista di questo episodio di Sailor. Marco De Vincenzo con le sue collezioni esprime al meglio quella complessità creativa che innerva il lavoro dei direttori creativi di ultima generazione. Il sistema sanguigno è la parte del corpo che in questa nostra mappa anatomica, gli abbiamo attribuito.
Embark on an extraordinary journey into the dynamic world of Alex Pastrana as he takes a seat with host Elias in the cave for an intimate and revealing conversation. Renowned for his captivating performances in Netflix's global hits "Elite" and "Welcome To Eden," Alex pulls back the curtain to share behind-the-scenes anecdotes and provides an exclusive preview of the much-anticipated Season 7 of "Elite," offering insights into his role as Raul. Yet, Alex is not confined to the screen; he's a force to be reckoned with in the realms of fashion and sports. With collaborations boasting prestigious brands such as Loro Piana and Etro, witness his unique style gracing major events, from dazzling fashion weeks to exhilarating tennis matches, Formula 1 races, and soccer games. Brace yourself for an insider's view into the multifaceted and fascinating world of Alex Pastrana! You can watch this interview on YouTube https://youtu.be/RF2gVJquqNI
Fashion Pizza per Milano Fashion Week SS24 - Day 1 Quite luxury o non quite luxury, questo è il dilemma! Un viaggio tra le identità di: Fendi, Marco Rambaldi, N°21, Etro e Diesel Foto di copertina: Vogue Runway --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fashionpizza/message
If you have a petite body type, finding your sense of style might land you a seat on the struggle bus. Basically, it's about proportion and finding the right balance. One thing is for certain though, there are some common petite pitfalls you need to know to avoid making critical fashion mistakes! In this episode, Your Favorite Personal Stylist Holly Katz answers fashion questions from one of our loyal listeners, and now a Fashion Bestie - about “What to Wear if You are Petite.” One key thing to know: If you are petite, you have special accommodations that you need for a cohesive wardrobe. It's important for you to know that setting yourself up for success is of utmost importance to elevate your style as you age. #TRUTH First, the definition of petite is 5'2”/ 5'3"or under, and wears a Size 2 or smaller. (Be aware that all body types can be petite, so you can add curvy or plus-size to this definition as well. You are still considered petite, but your wardrobe needs will be different.) For the purposes of this conversation, we are going to be talking about very small sizing. The struggle for a petite person to find a good fit is real. It's even harder to find fashionable clothes that fit well. You are most likely spending your life savings to have clothes altered to fit, or worse, buying just about anything that fits off the rack. When styling a petite client, Holly starts with her Wardrobe Checklist: What are the essentials you must have in your wardrobe, regardless of style, body shape, age, or profession? You need a copy of this Wardrobe Checklist! #nonnegosh Please go to this link: https://mailchi.mp/1d6670bb70d8/the-only-wardrobe-checklist-you-will-ever-need Regardless of your size or body shape, you still need the fundamentals and the foundations of well-fitting and intentional wardrobe, and this mostly means undergarments. Don't let your petite status trick you into thinking you don't need a proper bra (after a proper bra-fitting) and shapewear. A petite person has the extra-added step of trying to create the illusion of curves or shape where there might be none, and these can help. PETITE FASHION CRIMES: Wearing oversized or baggy clothing to hide your small size or lack of shape. You also are not required to wear body-con or tight-fitting clothing just because you are petite. Sophisticated slacks, layering pieces and jackets are a great way to give you the illusion of some curves where there are none. You want to balance your bottom half with the top half so you look proportionate. Dressing too young. There is a very fine line between wearing something that makes you look like you're in your 20s instead of your 40s because you are petite. Make sure your aesthetic is “polished and put together.” No shopping in junior's and no shopping in the kids section. #never This lends itself to the saying: Just because you CAN, doesn't mean you SHOULD. Case in point: When you are smaller size, you may think you can wear younger style trends, for instance, cut-off jean shorts. HOWEVER, at a certain age, you need to have a 7 or 8-inch inseam, with no cheeks hanging out. If that is your jam, you must have a sophisticated look to go along with it: Add a summer sweater, chunky jewelry, maybe a kimono (to cover your butt). And then continue to add your grown-up accessories, like a stellar handbag and shoes. That is Holly-approved petite style. WHERE TO BUY STYLISH PETITE CLOTHING: As always, go to Holly's Pinterest board to see all of the styles and brands mentioned in this episode: https://www.pinterest.com/hollykatzstyling/top-petite-size-clothing-picks/ The key to fashion success is to try on your clothing before you buy it! Many stores and brands carry smaller sizing or petite options: Anthropologie: https://www.anthropologie.com/petite-clothes Banana Republic: https://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/category.do?cid=1178236&nav=meganav%3AWomen%3Amore%20sizes%3APetites Lovers and Friends: https://www.loversandfriends.us/?navsrc=main Moda Operandi: https://www.modaoperandi.com/ Etro: https://www.etro.com/us-en/women/ Edited Pieces: https://editedpieces.com/ Aritzia: https://www.aritzia.com/us/en/home Chiara Boni, Le Petite Robe: https://us.chiaraboni.com/ Petite Studio NYC: https://www.petitestudionyc.com/ Levi's: https://www.levi.com/US/en_US/ ASOS: https://www.asos.com/us/women/petite/cat/?cid=4177 YSL: https://www.ysl.com/en-us/shop-women/ready-to-wear/fall-23-looks KEY TAKEAWAY: Just because you wear a small size does not mean you can stay stuck in a style rut becuase you have been the same size forever. In fact, you may have to work harder to try new things and find items that fit you well so you can elevate your style. Buying off the rack is a privilege if you can wear a straight size. Just know that MOST people in the world, petite or not, have to make the clothes work for them by using a great alterations person on the regular. But YOU CAN DOOOO IT! And we can help! #DUH Never forget that we are the best fashion friend you never knew you needed. Holly is here to help. #imhereforit Find the @FASHION CRIMES PODCAST and @HOLLY KATZ STYLING on all the social platforms, including IG, FB, X-Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, and LinkedIn. If you need help, have a question, or want us to cover your fashion dilemma (just like CHERYL!) on a podcast episode, all you need to do is send us a DM or email holly@fashioncrimespodcast.com. HOLLY'S BOOK CLUB: Did you get Holly's new book yet? ?!?! “STOP MAKING THESE FASHION MISTAKES” is still at the top of Amazon's Bestseller List and #1 in the Fashion & Style categories. Order it here now: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CCZZZBKK We promise it is the best $7.99 you every spent. AND, it makes an impressive gift for friends and family. #BEYOND Order yours TODAYYYYY. Thank you, and please be sure to join us for new episode drops EVERY. FRIDAY. You'll look better for it and you'll be saying to your friends..."You too, could look this good." We hope you have a fabulous fashionable week ahead! Xoxo, Holly Katz - Your Favorite Personal Stylist, the Hostess with the Mostest, and the ONLY Holly you need to know. www.fashionmespodcast.com
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Festival di Sanremo 2023, ok le canzoni, ma i look? Ecco lo spiegone di (quasi) tutti i look degli artisti + Chiara Ferragni Dirige l'orchestra @aliceattitude Cantano: Mengoni in Versace - stylist Lorenzo Posocco Lazza in Missoni by Filippo Grazioli - stylist Simone Furlan Ultimo in Emporio Armani - stylist Rebecca Baglini Tananai in Gucci - stylist Nick Cerioni Giorgia in Dior - stylist Valentina Davoli Madame in OFF WHITE - stylist Simone Furlan Rosa Chemical in Moschino - stylist Simone Folli Elodie in Valentino, The Attico, Gucci, Versace - stylist Lorenzo Posocco Coma_Cose in Vivienne Westwood - stylist Giorgia Cantarini Ariete in Marni - stylist Lorenzo Posocco Paola & Chiara in Dolce e Gabbana - stylist Nick Cerioni Mara Sattei in Armani - stylist Simone Furlan Gianmaria in MSGM - stylist Tiny Idols Levante in ETRO by Marco De Vincenzo - stylist Lorenzo Oddo mr.Lollo Shari in Dolce e Gabbana - stylist Michela Di Viesti Chiara Ferragni in Dior e Schiaparelli --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fashionpizza/message
In which we take down Orphan, and Cocoon with it... You can find Every F'n FF on Twitter, Instagram, or join our Discord!
· Delfina Gómez hizo un llamado a los ciudadanos del Edomex · Va por México más unidos que nuca · Migración rescata a dos niños en Ciudad Juárez · Más información en nuestro podcast
Messe de Minuit by Etro (1994) + Patti Smith (1946- ) with Glen Rockney of Rare Candy and The Back Wall To hear this episode and the complete continuing story of The Perfume Nationalist please subscribe on Patreon. 12/12/22 S5E13
| EVANGELIO DEL DIA | San Mateo 9. 35-10. 1. 6-8. Ciclo A.
In 2007 Kate Sheldon founded Fashioneering LLC; a management consultancy working internationally across classifications advising brands, retailers, investors, and service providers in the luxury goods, affordable luxury, and sustainability spaces. Kate formally launched the Fashioneering Lab in January 2022. A new division of her management consultancy comprised of a global team of industry leaders built to future-proof the fashion industry. The Fashioneering Lab is a comprehensive growth hub, working globally with purpose-driven luxury brands (and those who hope to be) providing advisory and tactical services, curated think tanks, collection audits, to fractional c-suites. Leveraging three decades of success, deep industry knowledge, and an extensive network in the world of luxury fashion; Kate currently works as a Fractional Brand President and Chief Merchandising Officer and through the development platform, The Fashioneering Lab to help emerging to heritage brands develop collections, assortments, and businesses that are both profitable and responsible. Kate got her start in Luxury Fashion as a designer with Victor Costa; notoriously known as “the knock-off king.” Eventually, Kate found her way to Neiman Marcus. After that, she would go on to spend over a decade as a merchant in Fine Apparel, and Couture Foundations buying the likes of CHANEL, DIOR, Ungaro, Christian Lacroix, PRADA, Etro, Missoni, Roberto Cavalli, Moschino, Alberta Ferreti, Nina Ricci, Donna Karen, Pucci, La Perla, SPANX, Carine Gilson, Wolford, Vera Wang, Reem Acra, Richard Tyler Couture, Badgely Mischka, Monique Lhullier, Oscar de la Renta and many more for the then 43 store chain and online business. Equally passionate and skilled in both the creative and business sides of the industry she describes her unique approach in three words... Creative Thinking Fashioneering In this episode, Kate talks with Holly Cole about how powerfully the word "no" influenced her career path from designer to merchant to entrepreneur.
A temporada internacional de moda acabou, mas as apresentações das últimas semanas vão render tendências e assunto por muito tempo. Neste episódio, por exemplo, a gente pega a lupa e analisa como foram as estreias dos novos estilistas da Ferragamo, Missoni, Etro e Off-White. E ainda: os desfiles retardatários da semana de moda londrina, o novo presidente do CFDA, a cinebiografia de Karl Lagerfeld e muito mais. Roteiro: Gabriel Monteiro, Giuliana Mesquita e Patricia OyamaMontagem e publicação: Compasso Coolab Este episódio usou trechos da música Changes, de David Bowie, dos desfiles de primavera verão 2023 da Ferragamo, da Etro, da Missoni e da Off-White, e das músicas Karl Lagerfeld, de Fujiyamabit, Ouro, de Pabllo Vittar.
BoF's editor-in-chief and editor-at-large walk through the highlights and unforgettable moments of fashion weeks in Milan and Paris. Background: Fashion's Spring/Summer 2023 season was jam-packed with debuts, returns and chatter-inducing moments. Alessandro Michele was inspired by his mother and identical twin sister for his “Twinsburg” Gucci presentation which featured 68 pairs of identical twins. Rick Owens drew a dress from a 700 million year-old jellyfish. Dior and Yves Saint Laurent crafted elaborate grotto and fountain backdrops for their collections, while Dries Van Noten staged his Paris comeback in lockstep with Japanese designers including Junya Watanabe, Noir Kei Ninomiya and Jun Takahashi for Undercover — BoF editor-at-large Tim Blanks' favourite of the season. “To me that felt like one of the best commentaries on the pandemic that we've had from fashion — of everything that's passed, everything that's lost, everything that's been lost,” said Blanks. “And then at the same time, the celebration with the fact that he's still there.” Key Insights: In Milan, four major houses — Ferragamo, Missoni, Etro and Bally — debuted the first collections from new designers, with hopes to replicate the success big names like Tom Ford and Alessando Michele have been able to create for Gucci, said Tim Blanks. For Balenciaga, Demna staged a mud-drenched show with battered and bruised, hoodie-clad models that provoked an intense emotional reaction from the crowd, while Nicolas Ghesquière showed an energetic and future-looking collection for Louis Vuitton. This fashion month, many catered to both in-person and online audiences to varying degrees of success. Valentino, for one, notably struggled with an element of the show just for cameras, another for people outside and an uber-long runway that saw a number of models take their shoes off. Fashion traditionally provides a sense of escape, said Blanks, but it's increasingly harder to turn away from the real world. Economies are deteriorating, Russia's assault on the Ukraine continues and the artist formerly known as Kanye West put a shirt emblazoned with “White Lives Matter,” a phrase deployed by hate groups, on the runway. Additional Resources: https://www.businessoffashion.com/reviews/fashion-week/chanel-miu-miu-louis-vuitton-paris-fashion-week-ready-to-wear-spring-summer-2023/ https://www.businessoffashion.com/reviews/fashion-week/sacai-thom-browne-kanye-west-paris-fashion-week-ready-to-wear-spring-summer-2023/ https://www.businessoffashion.com/reviews/fashion-week/junya-wantanbe-noir-comme-des-garcons-paris-fashion-week-ready-to-wear-spring-summer-2023/ To subscribe to the BoF Podcast, please follow this link.
Our first episode is a chat about Final Fantasy XIII-2's soundtrack. It's not the best loved Final Fantasy game but it has a lot of charm, much of which comes from its excellent soundtrack. Join us as we experience the joy and the angst. Tracklist: 00:00 Etro's Champion 11:20 New Bodum 17:06 Village and Void 22:32 Plains of Eternity 25:36 Starting Over 30:54 Unseen Intruder 50:22 Paradigm Shift 57:35 Worlds Collide 1:00:58 Limit Break! 1:07:31 Unseen Abyss 1:20:56 Eternal War 1:24:45 Time's Master 1:29:03 Caius' Theme 1:32:13 Chaotic Guardian 1:46:30 Groovy Chocobo 1:50:56 Crazy Chocobo 1:52:48 Serendipity 2:07:44 Shadow of Valhalla Podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/crtpodsystem Reese's Twitter: https://twitter.com/yourverygoodbud Email: crtsoundsystem (at) gmail.com
Żywe kolory, wzór paisley i estetyka nie do podrobienia, czyli Włoska marka Etro. Mimo że firma znana jest głównie ze swojej odzieży, to projektowanie ubrań pojawiło się jako ostatni element w ofercie marki.
Zdravo. To je uvod v četrto knjigo Zbogom in hvala za vse ribe. Prolog. Prolog, ki ga (tako kot v uvodu v prvo knjigo) prebere najbolj hupi komik pod Alpami (pa i šire): Boštjan Gorenc - Pižama, tudi soavtor sosednjega podkasta Danes praznuje, ki ga soustvarja z ženo Mojco, ki je gostovala pri nas v epizodi 050. Za začetek zvemo, da je naš Aljo bivši ljubljanski viceprvak v kajaku in da je pred nekaj časa gledal "en film na Lublan'". Spomnimo se na praznovanje dneva brisače, takoj zatem pa se lotimo vprašanja zakaj je Douglas Adams napisal 4. knjigo, če mu ni bilo treba. Sploh, ker se spomnimo, da je imela tretja relativno srečen konec, pa še vesolje so rešili obenem. Povemo, da so povezave v zapiskih, Aljo pa razloži, kaj so prinesla dužbena omrežja: s pojavom družbenih medijev še kdo drug, razen tvoje familije ve, da si trčen(a). Zato pazite kar pišete na družabnih omrežjih in še bolj pomembno: pazite, da ne preberete preveč vsebin od vseh zgoraj omenjenih ... Zapiski so na opravicujemo.se ... Hvala ker nas poslušate, podpirate in sledite. Povsod smo @opravicujemose ...
Episode 38: Moti Ankari stops by the AH"M table and chats content creation, cancel culture, and Coachella. About our guest: Moti Ankari is a New York-based content creator and the founder of The Metro Man, as well as footwear brand Ankari Floruss. A regular at fashion week, Ankari has been dressed and sat front row at shows for Tom Ford, Versace, Etro and Amiri. He also serves as ambassador for companies Evolution Fresh, Marriott Bonvoy and Express, and has partnered with Stella Artois, Ferrari, Verizon, The Ritz-Carlton and American Express.Follow Moti Ankari on all social channels @MotiAnkari.For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.
O couro de cogumelo já não é mais sonho ou protótipo: virou realidade. As bolsas de micélio de Stella McCartney começam a ser vendidas em julho. E tudo indica que este é só o primeiro de vários itens feitos com matérias-primas alternativas e altamente tecnológicas. Neste episódio, a gente vai falar sobre as movimentações do mercado de moda em busca de alternativas mais sustentáveis para seus produtos. E também: o desfile da Balenciaga no pregão de Nova York; o novo diretor criativo da Etro; a academia para gamers da Gucci; as novidades da São Paulo Fashion Week e muito mais. Roteiro: Gabriel Monteiro, Giu Mesquita e Patrícia Oyama Montagem e publicação: Compasso Coolab Este episódio usou trechos de um cogumelo tocando sintetizador, por Mycoloco, do desfile da Balenciaga de verão 2023; e das músicas Black Leather, de Sex Pistols; Quando, quando, Quando, de Tony Renis; Milord, de Edith Piaf e Don't Wanna Lose, paródia de Don't wanna know, do Maroon 5 para o jogo Counter Strike.
Longcast Returns in the second episode of Season 3 of FabuLONG Nova CASTulus! Lightning's investigation of the Children of Etro and the Shadow Hunter continues! Next week, we'll play main quest 2 in Yusnaan! If you'd like to play along with us, the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy is available on the PS3, PC and Xbox family of consoles, including Game Pass! Your Ko-Fi donations unlock new seasons of LongCast and ShortCast. Keep donating to unlock our next ShortCast game, Metal Gear Solid! http://www.rpgbook.club The LongCast intro/outro music is "Opening" from Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes, by Falcom jdk. ------------------------------------------------- Discord Twitter Ko-fi Merch Youtube
2021: it happened, that we can say for sure. Ned, Laura and Adam go through their highlights and lowlights of the year - and look back at some of the big stories in active travel.Plus: Adam has a new job. Ned and Laura quiz him on being the new West Midlands Cycling & Walking Commissioner.Thank you for your support this year and we look forward to bringing you new episodes in 2022!We hope you enjoy this episode of Streets Ahead, a podcast dedicated to the world of active travel, liveable streets and people-focused urban design.We're on Twitter and welcome your feedback on our episode: http://www.twitter.com/podstreetsaheadIf you're reading this, please can you take 1 minute to give us a rating and write a review? It helps us more than you probably think.CORRECTION: In this episode, we stated that the Cowley LTN in Oxford had been made permanent. In fact, Oxfordshire County Council agreed to an ETRO of 3 further LTNs in East Oxford. This is on top of the 3 Cowley LTNs which have been in place for nearly a year. The decision as to whether the Cowley LTNs will be made permanent will be made in February. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
| EVANGELIO DEL DIA | San Mateo 21. 28-32. Ciclo C.
Subscribe to our Benzinga Crypto Youtube Channel Episode Summary: Record CryptoPunk SaleMoon or Bust - To Play Moon or Bust go to https://www.benzinga.com/markets/cryptocurrencyMeet The Hosts:Brian MoirSolidity and React Developer | Blockchain Enthusiast | Decentralized Internet Advocate | Crypto investor since 2012https://twitter.com/moirbrian Logan RossBlockchain Analyst @ Benzinga | President @ Wolverine Blockchain | Crypto investor and educator since 2016https://twitter.com/logannrossRyan McNamaraBought sub $90 ETH during the bear market | Liquidated on ByBit | Was into DeFi before it was cool | Ran ASIC mining operation in 2016 (sorry planet Earth) | $UNI Bag Holderhttps://twitter.com/ryan15mcnamaraDisclaimer: All of the information, material, and/or content contained in this program is for informational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Please consult your own independent financial adviser before making any investment decisions.Check Out Other Benzinga Podcasts Here:Check Out All Benzinga Crypto News HereGet Moon or Bust Crypto Merch Here Join the Telegram: https://t.me/moonorbustBZ for 25% of Moon or Bust Podcast swag.Claim 1000 ZING airdrop: https://www.benzinga.com/zing Unedited Transcript:Don't miss your free chance to tune into Benzing his very own bootcamp series on November 20th. If you're looking to dive into new concepts and grow your account, this one's for you. GM zingers. My name is Logan Ross, and I'd like to welcome you to flight 61, aboard the moon or buzzed rocket. Ship your home for all things, altcoins and defy.We've got a great show coming up for you today. Let's get right into it.Joining me today is number one, Dex trader pirate, Ryan McNamara here. Lay, put my costume on as well. Hi, how are you doing Ryan? R I'm doing well, Logan. How are you at the holiday? Happy Halloween to everyone out there. Uh, let us know what your costume is going to be. Drop it in the chat below. Uh, and we will highlight our favorites.So, Ryan, what are we doing on today's show? Oh, we got a lot coming up. We'll be interviewing pastel network. It's a network for NFTs. It's launching soon super cool stuff. And we'll also be looking at everybody's favorite dog coins. We'll go over some Sheba, IE new we'll be going over some Floki as well as some of the smaller ones that might be on the come up.So stay tuned for that. Very, very cool. So before we get started, okay, I gotta take this out. I can't, I can't even talk before we get started. Thank you. Yeah. I need everyone out there in the chat who's watching right now to go down into the comments section and let us know the crypto projects. Maybe even specifically the dog coins you are looking at this week, what are you trading?Let us know so we can take a look at it. Uh, and then while you're down there, make sure to smash the like button. So, uh, everyone else can find this content easier. We could grow the moon or bus family. Uh, and also if you're here for crypto content, there is the Benzinga crypto YouTube channel. We're starting some exciting new shows, uh, over there, hopefully next week.So subscribe if you're not already a, and also if you're new, we appreciate you tuning in welcome to the fam uh, subscribe to the main channel. If you're not, and you can join the Mooner bus community on telegram for a 25% off discount code on the moon or bus swag as always make sure to connect with us on Twitter right there.We're doing a giveaway of $50. Uh, NFT conference put on by queen gecko. Uh, we're giving away tickets and both of us. Oh yeah, no good point. We are going to be hosting pedals there, uh, at coin gecko con. So make sure you guys go check that out on, on Benzinga Twitter as well, retweet and follow us both for a chance to win.Uh, okay. So we're going to be on at that conference, Logan. I forgot I'm doing like the NFT music industry panel. Okay. So I'm doing the metaverse panel. I'm really excited for I'm doing Anna mocha brands and this guy is absolutely insane. He sold a cloud computing company to IBM in 1998. Then he played the apple app store in like 2010, had like 15 different apps in the top 100 and apple actually deep platform to him.So after he got the platform, he went really hard on blockchain based games. He funded private rounds from ECC, infinity decentralized and open seat. So I am so excited for that. Quite the sales pitch. Ron, you got lucky on that interview. Uh, I'm actually not too sure about my guests yet, but I will update you guys.So make sure you guys go check out Ryan's metaverse panel. That's pretty dope. And then maybe I don't think Chris signed up, so maybe we can get the econ panel too. That'd be cool. Just a little something, something. Okay. Let me share my screen. Uh, and we can take a look at the markets. So as always, we're starting with Bitcoin and Ethereum, and then we'll go over and look at the Dogecoin.So what do you think? Sounds like a plan. Sounds like a plan. I don't even know if we have to do Bitcoin today. Uh, Let's just start off with our new, all time high sweet baby eith. Uh, here we have the one minute candles and you can see here just a couple hours ago. We hit this new all time high at $4,470.Drop a comment in the chat. If you're an eighth bag holder, uh, let us know what's up. We've been following eith for way too long. So if you guys have been watching, hopefully you got in early. Uh, let's see, what else do we have here? I have to, to get some new tabs open, let's pull up coin market cap, uh, and maybe we can zoom out on Eve.Yeah. One as much as I love one minute candles. I think that one hour in daily candles probably tell a better story, especially with that beautiful triangle. You true? Here's your story, Ryan? Why don't you tell. I mean, you drew that triangle, but I mean, I can, I can do my best. So it looked like we went up, we had a previous resistance there maybe right around $4,000, which seemed like a psychological resistance, which we were able to break through.I think this, uh, this was a pretty good triangle Logan, because we did break up above it and it looks like we did hold it. So congrats to you for those lines in the sand. It looks like it did work out so far. We'll see if we can hold it. I mean, I think the markets are really bullish right now. I think there's a lot of new attention in crypto because of all these dog coins.So I think that we're probably going to hold above it. And I think, you know, it's interesting because usually Bitcoin leads the way with Ethereum and it did to a degree, you know, Bitcoin hit a new all time high, but we really see the mania with these dog coins right now, which usually comes later on in the cycle once, you know, Bitcoin and Ethereum really rips.So we'll see what happens. But I think it's a bullish thing though, because a lot of these people buying the dog coins are new to cryptoIf you guys, uh, are looking at the dug coins this weekend, while you're down there, if you're just tuning in, make sure to hit the like button, do us a solid well pirate coin. How's it going? Doing? Let's find out what is pirate coin, right? Oh, it's a revolutionary new cryptocurrency on the, I just started and it's on coin market cap actually.And it has actually decently large market capitalization. I forgot exactly how much to start this for a quick pirate coin. Argh. I'm the CEO of pirate coin. Can't you tell what is this shit, bro? So fully diluted market cap of $37 million. I mean, not bad for a day's work I really had to do was put on an eye patch, a hat and get to coding.Uh, you know, it's on finance smart chain. My favorite blockchain to make tokens on the slippage is only 7.9% or seven to 9%. I can't read well with the iPad. Oh, my God. Right? This is a pretty nice website that you threw together this morning. Thanks. I actually hired someone on Fiverr to do it. Oh yeah.Good, good idea. Got outsource. Everything. Exactly. Uh, and full disclosure. This is a joke. Ryan did not actually make this coin or did he looks like I made it fall and crack, right? He's the CEO of Bitcoin. I am the CEO of pirate coin. There is no debate. Can you tell the CEO of Bitcoin to send the price up?Yeah, let me just add such Craig. Okay. Let's see what happens if we type the new into wait, what? Come on. I want all the news Chico. He knew I have not heard of that one yet. I know. That's the new wave, bro. It's the Sheba. Floki safe. Moon killer.Okay. So on a real note, let's actually take a look at our favorite dog coins here. So what should we start with dojo? Yo, you can sort by meme coins now on coin market cap, doesn't have all the good ones. I saw a filter. It doesn't have the coin on it. Damn. I don't even know how to do it. Actually. I just saw that you could watch lists portfolio.I would think it would be down by cryptocurrencies where categories defies NFT is. Oh, I see. I see. I see. Maybe there's another filter you can use. Ah, Frick, man. What the heck?How do I coin market cap filters? Come on baby. All right. This might be a lost cause. Yeah, I think we should just use trading before it. I think shading view should have at least she, but you knew in Floki at this point. If not, we could maybe try and use Q coin or something.The other categories, doggone dog. I don't even know what this means. Is this all the dog coins? Oh, we got it. We got it. We got it. We got it. All right. Here are all of the dog coins in the top dog position we have Sheba knew right now, ripped past doge. Uh, I'm curious to hear what you guys out there. Think about the flipping.Okay. This was a meme that was going on all year long. She was going to flip doge is the doge coin killer personally. I didn't think it would actually happen, but I was wrong. And I'm here to admit that today. So drop a comment in the chat. What do you think this means? Uh, you know, for the ecosystem as a whole, you have any big picture ideas, Ryan, what do you think about the flip ending?I think it's ridiculous. I did not see this coming whatsoever. Dumbfounded when I saw it, I knew it was going up fast. I saw it past chain-link and it was like the 15th largest cryptocurrency. I wasn't sure how much higher it could go from there. I already had over a $10 billion market cap and it happened, I mean, I thought doge would probably be going up with Sheba when this all took off, but it's really lacked behind it's down 10% today, only up 21% on the week.Uh, so I mean, I'm very surprised Shiva did that, but congratulations to all you Shiba Inu holders out there, you did it. You flipped doge. Now all that's left is to flip Bitcoin. And then after that you can reach 1 cent. Um, man, do you think that this suggests that Eve kid flipped Bitcoin. I don't know if it's just, it might be, it might be a reach, but I still think that theorem could flip Bitcoin this market cycle.I've said it before. I'm not sure if it's more likely than not. I think it's probably less likely than not, but I think it's still a possibility of Ethereum could flip Bitcoin this market cycle. But yeah, I don't know with all these stock coins, if that's really telling of like an incumbent, being able to be flipped by a new entrance into the market, but it's certainly possible.We saw it with Sheba. You knew let's see it with Ethereum. That would be the day we'd have to throw a Mooner bus party live in Detroit when Ethereum flips Bitcoin and everyone out there is invited as long as you smash the like button. Uh, okay. So why is Floki news down here so far? I thought Floki would be bigger.I did too. I mean, that's kind of, kind of interesting. It's a $2 billion market cap. How there's no way that that's. Yeah. See, it's not yeah. Coin market cap, rinks or coins kind of oddly, because just because it's self-reported or something. Yeah, that'd be a good guess. I think what the heck, man, what happened to my dog coin filter folky.And he has been going crazy though. It's up 43% today over the week. It's like 200%. So again, congratulations to my Floki new holders out there. Uh, we did a show on them a few weeks back. I said, I wasn't going to be investing in, I guess I missed out, but Hey, I mean, it is what it is. You really float up or.Good one, Logan. Thanks, man. You could see here that, uh, the reason it's so far down on coin market capitalist is because it has that self-reported market cap. So it's actually worth $2 billion, which places it in the third biggest dog coin spot, right above DOH. Jalon Mars. Uh, I've. Haven't heard of this.Some Moya, some weighted coin or safe moon. He knew we need to get, we need to write some articles on these okay. Yeah. That dojo on Mars, man. That's been getting so much attention lately, really out of nowhere, I guess it's just due to Sheba new, but it is up like crazy as well. We see 70% in one day we're in buffet could never, and 185% over the past week.So absolutely ridiculous returns right now. Dogecoin mania, for sure. How long do you think this is going to last Logan? I think we're pretty close to the top of this. You know, I think that that Sheba is probably close to the top. I think it's probably doge coins turn now. So, uh, I don't know. Uh, it's, it's an interesting thing because like maybe Sheba has more room for money to flow into it because it's based on Ethereum, whereas doge coins like its own blockchain.So it's like a single use case, but, but Sheba, uh, could continue to, you know, get that other money from Ethan due to imagine. Imagine if open, see ads, Sheba, uh, to purchase NFTs. That would be ridiculous. But I think that's extremely unlikely. Um, I mean they only have one area wrapped Ethereum and polygon is on open seat right now and probably gonna make sense because they use polygon for their layer two solution.And then of course, if your mic is to buy NFTs yeah. There's also di and USB-C oh yeah. And, and like if Coinbase accepted all cryptos for, for NFTs, then, you know, I think that it would probably just push everyone else to do it. You know, like only one person has to do it and I don't see why not. Like, it seems like a fine idea to me.So Sarah Russell out there in the chat says, where can you buy Floki? Uh, so I dropped the link to our money site, article, how to buy Floki new, go check it out there. Uh, and also we got a promo going on with, uh, fi $5 in free ship. If you sign up with VBL yeah. Should have signed up last week. It would be like $20 in free ship.Now don't miss out. Don't sleep. Go check it out. Okay. So any other dog coins you guys are looking at in the chat? Uh, or Ryan, do you want to take a look. Yeah. Can we take a look on trading view and look at it? Maybe she be anywhere at least. And then if anyone else wants to see other dog coins that are on trading day, we could look at those as well.Probably unit swap would be your best bet. Well, that works too. Now for something like this, we should probably not use daily Canada, not the hourly candles. That looks good. That's crazy. Literally this is one week. Look at this volume. Oh my God. Yeah. Oh, and it looks like, okay, I'm going to draw some more fake lines here, but look what we see.Look what we see. We see this, this triangle forming here. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Something like that, right. And it's broken out of it. It's broken up actually. Is that bullish? Yeah. I mean, I would say it broke out even sooner. If you connect the previous local tops, then in say even Seper line, and then we are broken out.Like if you go even further to the left, look into those other local tops, but either way now we are seeing higher lows and higher highs, which is typically a bullish signal. Again, these are only the hourly candle, so it's kind of hard to trade based on them. I know a lot of people do anyway. Uh, but we could see another leg up.It's it's pretty hard to tell at this point, I mean, so many people have made a hundred percent or more on their investment. I'm sure a lot of people are trying to take some profits at this point, but at the same time everybody's talking about it. Right. And now it's available on Etro it's available on weeble and Coinbase.So many new investors have access to Shiva. You knew that didn't have access during the first pump back in may.I just had an idea and then now it's gone. What a, what a man, just like that. Um, what about, uh, the, oh yeah, yeah, yeah. So what about that guy who made possibly the greatest trade of all time? $8,000 invested in CBE new last year is now $5 billion, but the thing is this wallet address has not taken a single bit of profits yet, and only a crazy person would sit through $5 billion of gains without taking any profits.Okay. So you could buy the most expensive yacht in the world and still have billions leftover. So I think that that the private key is lost to this wallet is lost. What do you think? I agree. Yeah. I mean, there's almost no way, right? Unless you have the most diamond hands out of any investor in the entire world.It's really cool to see though. I think it would be considered the best trade of all time throughout all of economic history in $8,000 to $5.6 billion in about a year. It's absolutely ridiculous. But like you said, he didn't take any profits and you have to remember, like throughout this whole year he had millions of he or she had millions of dollars and then it turned into billions of dollars and then it turned into several billions of dollars.So I do think he lost his private seed. It is possible that they're just holding onto it though. I would love to see them take. And to confirm that they didn't actually lose their seat. But I think at this point with so many people speculating that they did lose their private seed, they would probably, you know, like sell a little bit or move something into the wallet to show that they still have access to that wallet.So, yeah, I think more likely than not, they probably put that $8,000 into Shiba Inu their seed phase. And now there's $5.6 billion worth of Shiba Inu in a lost wallet. This reminds me of those Bitcoin miners back in the day who also their computer or their wallet with hundreds of million on it. Same feeling.Yeah. Uh, okay. So on that note of crazy crazy trades, we saw a crypto punk sale last night that broke Twitter. I'm trying to find it right now. Uh, uh,Ron, you want to tell us a little bit about this, this crypto punk say. Yeah, so I'm pretty sure it was so be right, Logan, it was Sobe who bought it. I don't. Was it soapy? I'm pretty sure it was. Um, I thought it was someone else. Loon luck also tweeted. It was his, but he was meaning I think it was Sobe on Sophie owns a ton of me bets, I think like 250 plus me bits and also has a crazy collection of crypto punks, which I think is in the hundreds.Uh, Basically here, what people are speculating and you can see it on chain. So this is actually what happened. Uh, this guy got a flash loan with crypto that he was able to buy this crypto punk from himself and then payback the loan all within one block to make this record sale. So this isn't a legitimate sale per se.It's not money laundering, but at the same time, it is I think, to just create some hype around crypto punks right now, the previous highest sale was an alien, which makes sense because there's only nine alien crypto Ponts and those sold for $9 million. Now this one, the white hair is cool. You know, Hayden Adams, founder of slap uses a crazy white haired crypto punk on his sturdier profile picture.It's a pretty rare trait, but it's not worth anywhere. $500 million maybe close to a million, but definitely not 500 million. Uh, but they pumped the market to a degree. I think I wasn't really paying attention to the floor, but I noticed just a few minutes after this happened, somebody played $87 million bids across the board for the alien punks, but those have since been withdrawn.So I think that the person realized, you know, this guy had a flashlight and bought the punk from it himself. It wasn't a legitimate sale. And then withdrew those bids because they didn't feel comfortable spending $90 million and having legitimate. Yeah. They withdrew them. I checked this morning, so those bids are not on the table.Which kind of makes sense. Right? I would be willing if I had the money, I'd be willing to pay $90 million for alien punk. If there is a legitimate sale of a $500 million punk, that wasn't an alien. Uh, but since it wasn't really legitimate, um, they, they withdrew their bids, but no one took them, which is interesting.They were up for a few hours and those alien punk owners, I mean, they must have saw them write a $90 million bid on their punk and they could have sold, they could have sold, but they did not. So, I mean, that kind of tells me, you're going to have to spend more than $90 million to get an alien punk these days.I mean, the people holding onto those or holding on to them with diamond hands. Exactly. Exactly. So one person valued all of them at $90 million each and none of them sold, which means the whole there's value them much higher. That's kind of crazy. Uh, so Ryan, why don't you tell us about this little page you put together.Yeah. So a few months ago I made this crypto punts watch lists. we try and keep it updated, but the markets move super fast. So, you know, DMS on Twitter. If you see someone new, who's famous, get a crypto punk, we'll add them to this watch list. But we created this to track all of these famous people who now own crypto punks, and usually, almost all of them use it them as their Twitter profile picture.So that's pretty cool to see, uh, who someone else just added a crypto punk into Jordan. Jordan Belfort. Yeah. We got to add to add him to the list. Um, but yeah, check out this page. It's a really cool. And did you see that little baby now has support? Hey, did he tweet anything out about it or did he just do that?Yeah, he didn't tweet anything out about it yet, which is sad. I wanted to retweet it, but we see a little, baby's got the baby board eight. Yeah, nothing, nothing yet, as far as an announcement from the slime himself, but we do see his PFE has changed. And while it may seem like, like a little baby is not really like a, it doesn't, it doesn't seem like that big of a deal.I think that little baby's influence within the rap community is actually very big and it will do a lot to, uh, you know, influence the, a lot of like serious collectors potential buyers. We also see, you know, Jay Z of course has it too. So, uh, it's clearly spreading very quickly. Uh, and I think that this is actually very cool.I think that it's gonna going to help the market grow a lot.So Logan, do you want to take a look maybe at Floki anywhere, some of these other dog coins that are giving Sheba a run for it? Yeah. So I don't even know if they're on trading view though. I ain't check. See if they're on trading view. Floki new, bro. We have to set up an interview with them. We do. Yeah, we're getting, we're going to be having Floki knew someone from the team, come on, moon or bust, uh, pretty soon here.So make sure you guys are subscribed if you're not already. So you can catch that episode as well. All right. So here is Floki. These hourly candles are kind of ridiculous. Yeah, it hurts, man. It hurts. It does, it does hurt a little bit. So what is this like a maximum of six to three. It's like a five X in the course of two, three days.It's approaching a 10 X it's approaching a 10 X four zeros. Yeah. It's at like five X right now. All right. Yeah, I guess so. That's crazy though. $2 billion for the Floki meme. You think that that meme is good enough for a $2 billion market cap? I mean, if she be new, has a market cap of $50 billion, the relative valuation of Floki could be argued that it's undervalued.Yeah, exactly. Is Floki EU undervalued. Let's let's see in the chat guys, what do you think is Floki new under valued? I certainly think it's not undervalued, but you know, we all have differing opinions. Yeah. I mean, personally, that's not the type of thing that I want to have in my portfolio necessarily, but like, Hey, gains are gains at the end of the day.All right. So stacking nine millimeters in the chat says check out quiche. He knew. Uh, and let's see how big is Kesha compared to the other world? It's maybe it's not listed.Jonathan. I see your comment in the chat. Yeah, there is pretty high charges on Floki. They do have a reflection fee, uh, which both organized, we aren't very big fans of any tokens that have reflection fees. The token Nomics really don't check out for long-term sustainability. So definitely do your research on reflection fees, what they actually are, but yes, it is very expensive.So it's a 8% transaction fee for every time you buy or sell the token. So for example, if you decide you want to invest a thousand dollars in the Floki email, they will charge you $80 upon the first transaction when you buy it. So they'll give you $920 out of that thousand year invested, and then say it goes up to a thousand dollars.Then you have a thousand dollars and you sell it, then you'll have $920. So even if it goes up, you need to make back essentially 16% just to break even. And that money goes to the creators of the coin as well as it gets distributed to other holders of the coin for holding onto. Yeah, exactly. And it is distributed proportional to the other holders position.So the biggest holders will make all the money, uh, promising little guys, passive income, uh, which I really am not a fan of personally. It just seems kind of slimy, uh, and not in the little baby kind of way. Um, okay. So any other coins out here in the chat, Jonathan says anyone attempted to FOMO in, what do you think.I've had a few friends who have FOMO in over the past couple of days. I certainly haven't. I mean, if I were to be buying his claims, I think it would be during a bear market. And it would be with a hundred or $200 to speculate that maybe they'll moon again, during the next bull market. Damn Raza was the actually turns out the one who made that $5 billion.But someone broke his laptop. So now it's gone. That's all run out, pouring out for the older as Floki is going to 1 cent. Let's see if that makes any sense. Okay. Yeah. See what the implications are of Shiva EDU, going to a penny. We actually, oh, Floki not Sheba. Okay. Okay. So we need to, maybe we have to do analysis on this, a fair money article like we do with Sheba.Okay. So it needs a three X to get to a 10th of a cent, and then we need the 10 X from there. So it's like a 30 X. So it's market cap would go from 2 billion to $60 billion, uh, putting it well above Shiba Inu, and let's see where it would land on the list of actual, I mean, uh, not so much fun, memes, less fun, not dog coins.Um, man words, Solano then. As the largest cryptocurrency by market cap. So yeah, you never know what happens. Shiba flipped out and now it's the eighth largest cryptocurrency in one sense, it's pretty ridiculous gains, but it's not, not, not impossible. I guess. It's, it's extremely unlikely though. I would not be taking that home to the bank.That focus is going to 1 cent. I mean, I think we're already pretty close to the top for these dot coins. Yeah, definitely. Don't schedule your Forbes interview yet. Uh, I think that this, the attention is going to move over into Bitcoin and more specifically Ethereum over the next couple of months here. So, uh, I am personally taking profits on my dog coins and moving them into eith.Um, I just think the risk is too high at this point. Um, but it's always fun to speculate, you know, with just like some small amounts, uh, that you're totally fine with with Lu.KW 5g. I see you said that they lowered their fees on Nina swept to 3%. That's pretty interesting. I'd be interested to know whether or not they did this for pancakes swap as well. Maybe they didn't because Ethereum charges such high gas fees in the first place that you're already out so much on your investments and I'm Binance smart and you're only paying pennies.So they think they can justify still charging that 8%. Yeah. I wonder what they took out, uh, whether it was the marketing fee or if it was like the, a redistribution fee, maybe it's just 50, 50, a 1.5% to each of them now.Uh, you want to do a little bit of NFTs. Do you have any, you want to look at the Mecca verse. NFT is now down to under one E and we saw them up to like seven or eight, just a few weeks ago, which was really interesting to see. Um, I kind of understand, I mean, they minted at 0.2 Eve and then immediately resold for five Eve.And then they had this whole debacle with their developers being able to see the metadata of the NFTs before they were actually revealed. So they were able to actually rig it, kind of get some of the rare NFTs. Uh, so yeah. Yeah. And, and it's such a new NFT to where there was so much hype behind it. And then it was instantly worth like $25,000 that there was probably a correction waiting to happen.And then we did see that, especially with all of these other crypto's ripping, right. Danny makes a good point in the chat. The normies are just getting. Uh, yeah, they are definitely just getting in the dog coins, the NFTs, that's bringing them in to the space and then likely they'll kind of figure it out.Uh, and then, you know, switch over to, to Bitcoin or Ethereum or something like that. Um, maybe even Solana we'll have to see. Uh, but yeah, so Ryan, we see the pudgy penguins floor has fallen down, uh, to finally below where I sold. So I don't feel like paper hands anymore. Congratulations. And I sold that 1.7.Don't forget it bought for one seven. Yeah. That's, that's a pretty good trade, especially just with my days, right? Yeah. 10 X, my Ethan 11 days. Oh, check it, check it out. Did I ever show you this one? I picked up ski mask. The slump, God Daiichi. Somehow it was available. That's pretty cool. You can pick up metadata youth.Oh, my God, whoever has metadata Eve, they better not sell it. They can get so much from Zack. What's your take on that whole thing with Facebook now being a metaverse company? Oh, that's a great question. Um, I think it's bullish for this space in general. Uh, I kind of feel like Facebook's going to try to make some like Sims type game.Uh, that's like a social media Sims crossover platform. Um, but yeah, I think it will be bullish for NFTs in general. I mean, there's people figuring out more about blockchain becoming more interested in their online presence, uh, will be good for the PFPs and all sorts of NFTs. Uh, but let us know what you think in the chat.What do you think about Facebook changing their name to meta and spending dropping $10 billion, uh, building a metaverse game. You have any thoughts on that end? Yeah. Do you think Facebook's actually going to be implementing blockchain into their Meadows because they really don't have to, right. Like Facebook is already kind of considered a metaverse and so it was Fortnite and some of these other VR games, they don't necessarily need to use blockchain.And I think that like the, the notion that the metaverse and blockchain is like very strongly intertwined, it's only really a narrative we see within the blockchain community, which I think it does make sense, but I think the normal person still doesn't really relate the metaverse and blockchain together.I think that Facebook is trying to target the younger generation once again, that's what the duck said himself. And so I think that, uh, you know, obviously they're, they'll try to keep it as centralized as possible, but if they want to attract the crypto natives, uh, the people like us, they're going to need to let us bring our board apps and they're going to need to let us bring our NFTs over, uh, I, I definitely see both sides of the, of the coin here.Uh, no pun intended, but I think Facebook would create their own chain if they did it and then try to have it bridged, um, with other chains. But we actually have an expert and I want to hear his take on it. So from the pastel NFT, blockchain, we have Anthony, uh, welcome to Mooner bust Anthony, how you doing today?Doing great. How you doing? Doing well. Nice to seeour Halloween episodes a day. So excuse Ryan's appearance, but Anthony, I'm curious to hear your take on the Facebook, uh, metaphor. Yeah, totally. I mean, look, it's one of those things. I don't know, actually I was on a clip yesterday with NBC, just talking through it. Um, Ryan, you kinda made a good point there.You know, Facebook's really been in this space of, you know, reality labs for quite some time. Um, so I do think it was kind of a penultimate moment. That's been leading up to this space. Think about obviously some of their acquisitions, some of their internal R and D as it pertains to wearables headsets, things like that.Um, they've been making these kinds of steps for years now to get to this point in time. Um, and you know, if you really think about it, frankly, The concept of a metaverse, you know, Ryan, you alluded to it, um, away from kind of crypto natives is something that I think is kind of innate and quite native.Generally speaking, I think about how much time we spend on our phones. Think about how much time we spend on Instagram, right. In these kinds of, you know, quasi, um, virtual realities already. So, um, I think it definitely makes a ton of sense. And one of the things that stay too is, you know, Facebook compared to a lot of the other big tech companies itself, um, doesn't necessarily have, you know, quite.Monopolistic moat, um, or, you know, pure barrier to entry against, you know, it's underlying core product offering, right. And in the form of social media suites. So it's constantly had to innovate. It's constantly had to basically, um, you know, be a little bit more dynamic. Um, it's done that historically through a number of different acquisitions and whether through WhatsApp or a handful of other platforms.Uh, but I think this is really kind of a natural stepping stone. Um, and it will be interesting to see, we haven't, I haven't seen anything from, um, you know, mark or Facebook directly. That's talked about how they might, you know, bridge this idea of kind of interoperability across existing blockchain suites.Um, so it'll be exciting to see how this shakes out in the next few months. Most definitely, uh, harsher S in the chat just gave us two bucks. Thank you. Uh, we will take a look at ICP after the interview. Um, but Anthony, uh, could you tell us a little bit about pastel and what your mission. Yeah, absolutely.Um, so pastels started back in 2018 and we've really grown to be a preeminent protocol standard for the NFT space. And you know, what I, what do I really mean by that? Um, obviously the way that you look at NFTs now and the general marketplace is I'd say the broader landscape is you have a number of different, uh, platforms and marketplaces that are geared towards different aspects, you know, ranging from digital collectibles to gamification.Uh, then you have kind of technologies around, you know, liquidity pools. Um, you have obviously fractional ownership, sharding, et cetera, in a variety of thousands. Um, where we said is actually kind of on the flip side of that in terms of, you know, how can we actually build some of that core infrastructure to really power the NFT marketplaces and the broader entity community forward over the next several years?And so we're actually completely, um, fully purpose-built dedicated layer, one blockchain. Um, we've been built from the ground up, um, to basically, you know, solve a lot of the Nate and Nate problems of the broader entity, you know, ecosystem, high transaction fees, network congestion, you know, downtime, et cetera, but simultaneously to also be able to offer a series of different applications, specific features, um, such as our storage as, you know, storage protocol.Right. Uh, there's a huge problem in the NFP space, just in terms of actually how you, you know, tightly coupled the data that you're acquiring with the actual smart contract standard itself. Um, so we have a really interesting, you know, fully distributor. Fully permanent lossless storage protocol. That's built directly on top of pastel and we have another feature called sense, which is our new duplicate NFP detection protocol.And that assesses the level of rareness and an existing NMT relative to all other NFTs and the actual data set itself. Um, so that could be used to help protect against copyrights, scam issues, things like that. Um, and so, you know, long stories. You could think about pastel as being, you know, really kind of this preeminent protocol standard, um, whether you're kind of a third-party marketplace, another layer, one blockchain, you know, whether you're you, you're basically a commercial enterprise, you can launch a marketplace directly on top of pastel, any sort of NFT DAP.You can leverage our API APIs, you know, via lightweight integrations to basically, you know, rely on our storage to rely on our duplicate detection. Uh, we just had a couple of artists on open, see actually, uh, basically as part of their smart contract, they sent their NFTs directly to pastel to be stored, to leverage or duplicate detection.And those NFTs are actively trading on the Ethereum blockchain, but you know, the proof of store lives on pastel. If that makes sense. Very interesting. So would you say you're more business facing or retail? Um, you know what, it's, it's a bit of both. Those are two very, very different go-to-market strategies, but, you know, we've been focused really on kind of that, um, you know, B2B strategy around going out and getting a lot of different, you know, partnerships and strategic integrations with the existing layer, one blockchains with the existing marketplaces and with a broader community.It's super exciting to see what's happening right now. And I'd say the spaces highly collaborative, uh, just talking with different groups, talking with different, um, you know, teams and foundations and whatnot, and basically kind of just powering, you know, using our technology to help propel and power sort of aspects of the community.It's super exciting. Uh, but you know, back to your point, there's also general network effects that, you know, come from that as well. So over time, there will be kind of more of a consumer facing strategy to, you know, our own marketplaces and our own applications. Very interesting. Uh, so could you tell us a bit about the history of the company of the project?Um, how long have you been working on it and have you done any fundraising so far? Yeah, absolutely. So just for some quick context, I'm actually a partner in a fund called innovating capital. Um, so we're basically a venture capital technology fund. Um, I help run the crypto book there. Um, and so I met the CEO of pastel, um, Jeff Emmanuel back in 2018 out of crypto conference and basically was quickly drawn to, you know, his vision.Right. He had a massive vision about the problems, you know, no one was even talking about. Back then. Right. But he was talking about the innate problems, the lack of actually, you know, permanent technology technology that was purpose-built running run teas, and basically had this kind of grand vision of building this from really the ground up.So we started to incubate it almost immediately. Uh, and then over the past year or so, I've kind of stepped in on a full-time basis. Um, just helping running a lot of the day-to-day operations strategy, et cetera. And so, yeah, we've been operating in stealth, um, for the last few years, came out of stealth earlier this year, um, launched the main net.We've been watching kind of a series of protocols, you know, since then, um, and then innovating capital, uh, plus a handful of other, you know, kind of, uh, smaller investors have put in close to about seven and a half million bucks so far total in terms of funding. Really cool. So what kind of benefits do you creators and buyers get from using pastels network over other blockchains like Ethereum and maybe smart chain or so on?If you could touch on one of those. Yeah, totally. So, you know, if you think about it right now, right. When you go on to, you know, a Salada or an Ethereum or one of these existing platforms, right. Um, have you, I mean, basically there's a couple ways to do it. You could leverage kind of open sea or one of these existing marketplaces and, you know, they're back in, you know, smart contract deployment structure and things like that.But at the end of the day, you're going to run into obviously the idea of having to pay an exorbitant amount of high fees. Right. Just in terms of, you know, if you saw what happened yesterday with, you know, uh, the Sheba coin and whatnot, just kind of the network congestion that we saw, um, you have pending transactions for hours, you know, you basically had, you know, certain transactions that were costing hundreds of flats and thousands of bucks just to meet the specific and uptight.So for a creator or a collector, who's just starting to come into this space. They're not a crypto native. They don't necessarily know how to buy Ethereum on Coinbase and then set it to their Mehta mask account and then change gas fees. And then, oh, I have a pending transaction. So I have to update the known say so I can basically, you know, clear it out and get this transaction and go through.It becomes super complicated, right? Just from a pure tech perspective. So, you know, by leveraging pastel the core advantage more than. Is that we kind of obstruct away a lot of those underlying issues because we're built specifically for an FTS, right? When you mentioned NFT on, on pastel, you're not getting in line, you're not getting in a queue of, of basically thousands of other applications that are focused on, you know, defy or, um, insurance or whatever.Right. You don't have to necessarily compete with somebody who wants to basically lend me out 500, you know, loan 500 million bucks off of compound, right. In the form of beef and this and that. Right. So basically you get a more reliable, sustainable, um, and just kind of, you know, cheaper blockchain itself.Right. But then you get all those specific features that I talked about when you upload an NFC on pastel, um, you know, our storage protocol, it takes that file. Whatever the data is to be a video, it could be a minimum, you know, a metaverse object, whatever it might be. It takes that file, chops it up into a bunch of little blocks, copies those blocks, and then randomly distribute those blocks across every single SuperNote on the network.So you basically, you know, it's pay once store. So you get this also this permanent storage solution that's completely distributed, completely decentralized. And you know, right now, if you buy a smart contract or NFC on another platform, like a theory or Solano, you go to the token, you are, I feel that you might have a hyperlink to a centralized, you know, Amazon S3 bucket, right.You might rely on some sort of IPFS pin, right? So there's a number of innate problems too, that just exist with persistent storage. And then you kind of get that level of assurance in terms of the pure rarity. Right? If I registered something on pastel, I'm going to get assigned basically this, um, authenticity score from zero to a hundred percent.You know, we take the NFT, we leverage a handful of different, um, deep learning methodologies using advanced computer vision to take that NMT and transform it into a string of numbers for 10,000 plus digits. Right? Then we compare that digit or that vector of. Which we call the fingerprint of the NMT itself against every single other fingerprint on the system on collaborative platforms, like open seat and basically on just kind of the open web itself.And then we assign basically a very clear score from zero to 100% that basically defines how rare something is. So if you're a creator, you have kind of the assurity that, Hey, I know I'm going to get basically, you know, almost awarded or basically, you know, um, signal that, Hey, this is super rare. I created this right.And as a, as a collector, I might be willing to pay more or pay a premium for something that I know it's super rare versus something that's just, you know, a rip off of an existing punk or something like that. If that makes. Yeah, totally. We'll feature Logan. And I have a quick follow-up question for that before you ask your next question, but do you think Anthony, there is a way for people who will create NFTs to almost play that rarity score, like create something that looks nothing like anything else just to have a high rarity score, because there are a lot of projects that look similar, but I mean, could you speak to that maybe a little bit?Hey Ryan, Simon, I cut out there for a second. I'm gonna repeat the question. Yeah, yeah. Sure thing. So I'm just wondering for the people who create NFTs and they see this rarity score, would it be possible for them to essentially make something with the goal of having a high rarity score? Like that looks nothing like anything else, just to be able to get that high rarity score to hopefully get more value out of buyers a hundred percent.I definitely think so. Right. I mean, And if you're a creator, I think generally speaking, not always the objective, but I think I'm a big objective of certain creators is to build something that is highly rare. That's super rare that has never been seen before. Right. Um, you know, if it is kind of an altercation, you know, or an alteration of something else, you know, they might still get a higher revenue score.Right. Because it is, you know, completely altered and whatnot. So, but I definitely think that, you know, many creators, um, or are willing to basically take the time to actually create something super rare. And on the, on the flip side, I think collectors are potentially, you know, willing to spend more, um, it's a pay more if there is this kind of level of rareness associated with the underlying NFT.Interesting. Anthony. So is this time-based so say, uh, as more people create punk copies, the rarity score of the punks, the original punks won't go down, will it exactly. Exactly. Exactly. And it's actually also just, what's important to understand too, is this on the collection level? Right? So if you have 10,000.Crypto punks, right? The way it generally works is, you know, we do the whole fingerprint vector thing. Um, and we put that fingerprint into the dataset and then the next one gets compared to the entire data set. So it is time-based based off the sequence of blocks, but one collection, you know, you're not going to compare one pump versus the other.Right. Um, the series of, of the original X amount of punks are all going to be basically ranked a similar level of rareness, right. Just relative to that pump versus, um, any sort of data that existed at that point in time. Very cool. And so you mentioned that the, uh, the data storage and the blockchain is completely decentralized and distributed.Uh, could you talk to the level of that maybe how many nodes you have or if you use other products to decentralize your data storage? Yeah, I mean, look, so right now, the way that it works is you have general nodes that are running on the network, um, that basically obviously run copies of the ledger themselves and whatnot.There's about 2000 plus nodes around the world. Um, I think I should probably more right now. Then you basically have the supernodes, which are doing all the same thing, but then also providing for a lot of this extra functionality, right? So you stink 5 million PSL. You run a supernode yearning kind of a high powered client that has both a specific amount of compute and storage capabilities.And there's a hundred plus supernodes running around the world. Um, right now, you know, between the U S Asia, Europe, et cetera. That's really impressive. You know, again, the whole, the whole idea is to always be, you know, if, if any blockchain besides Bitcoin or Ethereum tells you they're fully decentralized today, um, I would definitely kind of shy away from that, but the general idea is, Hey, are we putting every single piece in place that pushes us on this path of, of sufficient decentralization, right.And has everything equipped right now. Right. You know, Logan, you decide, you want to basically go acquire 5 million PSL and run a supernode. You can nothing's stopping you. You can go do that tomorrow, right? Um, yeah. You know, and there's also a lot of other kind of core functionalities to consistent storage challenges, right?Where basically random supernodes are, you know, looking at random supernodes and kind of almost inspecting what they're doing. Hey, is this SuperNote doing what it's supposed to be doing? Or is it acting maliciously on work? And if it is, we basically have this like reputation scoring that, you know, tracks.And if you get X amount of times where you're doing something religiously, you're kicked off the network where your IP is banned. Um, so kind of having these, you know, fully decentralized functions are really important just in terms of, you know, getting on that path of, you know, pure, sufficient decentralization.That's a great answer. And we do have a question in the chat from Jonathan he's asking. So could there be a sacrifice on the art standard for the rareness score? That was kind of what I was getting at earlier. I guess art's really subjective. So I would say maybe the market would just decide that itself.Uh, Anthony. Yeah. I mean, look, it's, it's one of those things where you could use this tool. So certain companies are using this for certain, you know, different things. Right. So for example, if you're concerned that someone's just completely copying your punk, right. And you know that if someone completely rips it off, it's going to have, you know, kind of a, a score of 1%, right?Why would a monitor anything that's less than 5% and flag it basically maybe expect, inspect it a little bit more, you know, how similar is this to something else? And so I can actually go look and say, Hey, you know what, here's the output of the code. It's telling me that it's, you know, almost identical to this.I go look at that file, et cetera. So you can leverage it in different ways to be more kind of like an audit function where I'm not necessarily just looking at something for the sake of. Paying more for, you know, something that's 95% rare. Right. You could also on the flip side, have a relatively, you know, kind of reasonable threshold, anything that's greater than 75% is going to get this, you know, super rare, you know, certification.Right. But I, I totally get it. Right. Art is very subjective. This is just more of an additional tool or functionality that can be leveraged in a variety of different ways. Okay. Yeah. That makes sense. Interesting. Oh, there he goes. Can you hear us? Yeah. Can you, okay. Awesome. Yep. Sounds good. So, Anthony, can you tell us a little about the PSL token again?Yeah, absolutely. So the PSL tokens really kind of, you know, the, the oil that runs the entire network, right? Whether that's mincing an NFT, whether that's trading an on a T, whether that's basically paying to use cascade to basically store your, your, um, NFT. Sense to basically run your new duplicate detection service on the NFT itself.Right? So PSL is really kind of that oil that is needed for every single aspect of the system. Um, so anytime a transaction occurs, there's really a couple of things that take place. You know, one part of that transaction fee is actually distributed to the supernode operators on the network. And then to, um, part of that transaction fee is burnt.It's sensible, approvable burn address it's taken out of supply. So we have both a kind of, you know, dividend yield component of terms of distributing PSL to the supernode operators on the network and exchange for the services they're providing. And then you kind of have this, you know, kind of quasi share buyback model by taking, uh, you know, the PSL out of supply.Right. And that's kind of a deflationary mechanic, if that makes sense. So is that mechanic used for all transfers of the token or is only for sales of NFTs, kind of like how open see has that 2.5 or is it 5% royalty fee on, on their end if. Right. And our right. So a couple of things there, right? So on open CFI, if I bind NFT and I, when I sell it, et cetera, open seat is going to take a clip.Right? This is what I'm seeing is something a little bit different. Um, in terms of, you know, you artists could still say, Hey, I want to collect the 10% royalty. On the NFTE, any time of retreads. But if you think back to how I mentioned, we're structured, where we have a series of different API APIs, right.Open. So you could decide they want to send all their entities to pastel for storage. They're going to pay basically in the form of PSL, anytime they want a mint, an entity to call that specific protocol. Right. And so that PSL part of that sense of the SuperNet operators who are doing that functionality and then part of that's burnt, if that makes sense.Okay. That's really cool. That's it? That's a great solution. And why did you choose to fork from Z cash and remain as a proof of work blockchain with so many like new, newer blockchains being proof of stake? I thought that was an interesting choice. I mean, look, you know, the, the, the pure consensus mechanism starting off as kind of a fork of Z cash at the end of the day, right?The, it what's the most secure rock, solid foundation in the space. Right. Uh, Bitcoin, you know, we know that from the. Zika being effectively a fork of Bitcoin, but leveraging Equihash, which we thought was a little bit more secure, um, as well as, you know, zero knowledge proofs. Um, we thought that it was actually the best candidate in terms of how to actually start the initial core blockchain itself.But what's important is this kind of layer of supernodes that sit on top that, you know, actually do a lot of the services, the validation, registration, the activation, all that stuff, you know, the storage, right. Um, that actually then, you know, have almost kind of a somewhat interesting stick component associated with them, gives us this interesting kind of split model, if that makes sense.Um, and so, you know, from our standpoint, you know, it's super exciting to see what's happening with a lot of the proof of stake blockchains out there. I think that they're better suited, um, for maybe networks that require super high TPS or kind of you networked philosophy. I'm not going to lie to you and say, Hey, we're trying to be the fastest blockchain that exists.We're not right. Nor do we need to be. That's not necessarily the use case of NFC transactions. Right. You know, do you care if it's going to take you 0.01 second or one second, per se? I don't know. Probably not. Right. You know, if you're paying less, if you're getting all this core functionality associated with it, but it also doesn't have to be because we're not necessarily dealing with, you know, high velocity, high volume financial transactions.And so for us, we can basically offset some of the, you know, maybe latency associated with proof of work, but get that reliability, get that security and get that kind of rock solid core foundation. Okay. Yeah. That makes a lot of sense. You have some really good points there. And also like a theory wants to do a million different things all across the world, right?So they really do need to focus on scalability. They need to actually have, you know, 10,000 transactions per second in the future, hopefully with ease too. Whereas you guys, you know, needs a certain amount of scalability, but it certainly doesn't have to be to that degree where proof of stake is necessary.A hundred percent. So my next question, Anthony is actually about the decentralized apps on pastels network. Could you explain, are these smart contract apps, are these marketplaces that they make through your, your user interface on your website? How does that work? Yeah, no, it's a great question. So they're, they're kind of, they mirror the idea of kind of smart contracts.So instead of using basically a smart contract standard, we've built our own kind of smart ticket standard. These are super agile, flexible tickets. So take it forward, you know, create NFC ticket for, you know, create collection, right, this and that and whatnot. And we had found this ticket systems, uh, you know, basically be better suited for, um, the way our blockchain is actually built.Um, so we actually, you know, there's something in Bitcoin transactions called UTX. That was right at the end, the unspent transaction outputs. We can actually leverage something called pay to fake multisig to actually send data via the UTX. So model, right. Uh, and you know, by leveraging Peterrific multisig and kind of our, you know, agile ticket structure, we've created this very interesting, unique approach, um, to basically enabling platforms, to just launch applications, that lodge kind of marketplaces directly on top of us.Um, and so that's at the core blockchain level, right. But, you know, what's really interesting is the, the actual protocols, the API APIs, et cetera, that interact via RPC directly with the underlying blockchain. So, you know, by plugging in a handful of our API APIs, you can launch anything on top of that stealth and it's going to do all that stuff for you in the backend.And it's as easy as basically, Hey, you know, send an NFT here, right. And, you know, have it, do all this stuff and then send me back the result. Okay. Hmm. Very cool. Anthony, uh, someone out there in the chat is trying to follow you on Twitter. They say, uh, that it's not working. If you want to, you know, what your Twitter is putting my, uh, yeah.I just updated that telegram handle. And we do have another question in the chat saying, you know, speed matters. If you're in a competitive NFT mint, is there something else that your network has to really, you know, do something like that with eating on how you can bid, uh, for the, your place? Uh, yeah, I guess if you could speak to that a little bit.Yeah. In a competitive NFT men, as it pertains to like yeah. Scores, right? Like, like if you're trying to mend something really fast one, right. When it drops and then there's competitive pricing there. Right, right. No, so some of that stuff, right. It's the speed itself. Is something that, you know, you can basically be performing all these functions in your block.Right. Um, but you know, do you basically, uh, I think there's a little bit of a, kind of a unique differentiator here, right? Because you have kind of that finality of transactions, but you also have kind of the actual, you know, blocks, you know, time per block, per se, and what can actually happen within each block itself.So, you know, it is actually tracking, um, everything actually to the core, you know, millisecond terms of, you know, Hey, I actually want to place this bit, I want to do this. I want to, um, have the competitive men, et cetera. I was more kind of referencing the point of, Hey, if we're getting to the point of kind of ultra high-frequency where, you know, basically we want to office get the risk of, you know, front running a $2 billion kind of, you know, um, trade and we need to leverage some sort of dark pool.Right. Uh, you know, pastel is not necessarily that platform. Right. But we're not trying to get to the point where we have 10,000 transactions per second, um, that are just happening on the network at all points. Yeah, NFTs, you know, speed is not an issue whatsoever on pastel. Thanks for clearing that up. So you guys have been operating in stealth mode for basically your whole existence, but now you are out in the public.What do we have to look forward to from pesto?Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. Um, so what's the super exciting what's going on over time down the road, we basically have, you know, a handful of different partnerships of, uh, developments in the works, right? In terms of, you know, whether that's layer one marketplaces, whether that's layer two or layer one blockchains layer, two marketplaces, existing commercial enterprises that are building, launching, deploying themselves directly on top of pastel.Um, I'd be excited to basically, you know, I'm super excited to, uh, start to announce those and kind of see that happen over the next couple of months. Um, and then we have significant updates in terms of our actual core technology that we're actually building upgrades to our protocols, upgrades, to certain mechanisms, you know, within pastel itself and then the full fledged release and launch of our on-market.Awesome. Make sure you guys go check out pastel and Anthony on Twitter, connected them to stay up to date. Uh, we appreciate you coming on Anthony. Really great conversation. Hope to have you back again in the future. Awesome. Sounds good. I, thanks guys. Have a good one. Thank you. See ya. All right. So we are just about out of time, but we, uh, um, circling back to ICP, I say a, it could be a really big, really successful project, uh, but check out their vesting schedule.Uh, so you don't get rubbed by the developers, um, selling off all of their initial shares. That's what happened earlier this year. So maybe it's over, maybe not definitely a promising, but high risk, I'd say. Um, but yeah, yeah. I'll give you my super short take on that too. I was pretty hype when it release, I looked through their docs and whatnot.It seems super promising. They have a really impressive and really large team behind the coin. Um, but like Logan said, a lot of those coins were vested. They got them for like $2 back, like four or five years ago. At this point it's been in development for a really long time. And a lot of those people probably did.Profits once it went public. Uh, so that's what they did. Right. And that pushed on the price a lot. And now it's right around 40 to $50 and it hasn't been performing too well. I still think it is a solid project, but it'll be interesting to see where the price goes and how much, you know, these private investors still own.And like, if they could actually keep pushing this price down or, you know, our retail traders really going to be so hyped to keep buying this up and, you know, drive the price back up to close to a thousand dollars like it was at earlier this year, which I'm not too sure about, but I still think it's a solid $2,800.Look at this. Sheesh. Yeah. That must've been right when they launched it. Yeah, that is insane. And it's just been, I mean, this looks like a rug, but they have a lot of good, a lot of good stuff going on on their, on their website if it's to be believed. So, um, Definitely some potential. Thanks for the two bucks.All right, Ryan, that is all we have time for today. 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Episode 2 of the BCEA Power Up Podcast is here! Please enjoy this interview with the President and founder of ETRO Construction, Mike Maierle. Since opening in 2015, ETRO has quickly become one of the fastest growing construction companies in BC and Mike offers us a number of his insights on a wide variety of topics. From the struggles of 2020 to the opportunities that will come in 2021 and beyond, this is an intriguing conversation you won't want to miss.
Natasha Silver Bell is a former model and founder of SilverBell Coaching, a coaching service that provides discreet emotional and behavioral support, through comprehensive strategies, for eating disorders, mental health disorders and substance abuse. Listen to Dr. Allie and Bridget Malcolm in conversation with Natasha Silver Bell as they speak about her experience with Substance Use, Recovery and Coaching. Natasha started modeling at the age of 16 and was signed with Ford Models. She has worked internationally and with brands like Valentino, Hermes, and Etro. Natasha has more than a decade of experience working in the field of addiction and is a member of the International Coaching Federation. Natasha understands firsthand the importance of creating a safe, compassionate, non-judgmental environment in which healing can happen. Her own recovery is what set her on the path to developing SilverBell Coaching and her life in service. She is a single mom residing on the Upper East Side of Manhattan raising her three teenage children. She's an active philanthropist, a yoga and meditation practitioner, and an avid reader. In addition to the transformative work at SilverBell Coaching, Natasha is a co-founder at Due North Quest and recently co-founded Youth Prevention Mentors (YPM). Please note that the contents of Model Mentality are for informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your mental health professional or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your condition. Never disregard professional advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on Model Mentality. As always, if you are in crisis or you think you may have an emergency, call your doctor or 911 immediately. If you're having suicidal thoughts, call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to talk to a skilled, trained counselor at a crisis center in your area at any time (National Suicide Prevention Lifeline). If you are located outside the United States, call your local emergency line immediately. The views and opinions expressed by guests of the podcast are those of each individual guest and do not reflect the views and opinions of Mind Studios or Dr. Allie Sharma and do not constitute an endorsement of such views and opinions. Thank you for listening to Model Mentality. Model Mentality is brought to you by Mind Studios. Links: SilverBell Coaching: https://silverbellcoaching.com/ References for the 'Let's Get Clinical' segment: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA): https://www.drugabuse.gov/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/modelmentality/support
When one Rodeo Drive was not enough, they built Two Rodeo Drive. In the late 1980s, the visionary San Francisco real estate developer Douglas Stitzel burst onto the scene with an idea for a new, European-style shopping complex. Located on the corner of Rodeo Drive and Wilshire Boulevard, it would work like a companion to the world’s leading luxury thoroughfare. Today it is lined with a restaurant and boutiques operated by some of the greatest names in fashion retail including Etro, Lanvin, Versace, Jimmy Choo as well as Tiffany & Co.Host Bronwyn Cosgrave explores the creation of Two Rodeo Drive with Stitzel’s right hands on the project, along with architecture critic Paul Goldberger, fashion journalist Merle Ginsberg, legendary hair stylist José Eber, Bill Wiley, Director at CBRE, worldwide leader in real estate services, who manages Two Rodeo Drive today and Kathy Gohari, Vice President of the Rodeo Drive Committee. They tell the story of Two Rodeo Drive for the first time, what happened after Stitzel realized his dream of building it, and also share their views on what’s next for the street. Podcast CreditsHost, Bronwyn Cosgrave.Editors, Frances Anderton and Avishay Artsy.Theme music by Brian Banks.Production Coordinators, Livia Mandoul and Callie McConnell.Executive Producer, Lyn Winter.Rodeo Drive - The Podcast is presented by the Rodeo Drive Committee with the support of the City of Beverly Hills.Rodeo Drive CommitteeFounded in 1972, Rodeo Drive, Inc., also known as The Rodeo Drive Committee is a 501 C (6) non-profit organization, that provides a forum where its members—consisting of retailers, hoteliers, and landowners—can engage, share a dialogue, and help shape the present and future of the iconic, world-famous shopping destination. For further information about Rodeo Drive - The Podcast, please contact:Lyn Winter, Inc., 213 446 0788, rodeodrive@lynwinter.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Hear Me, See Me. Podcast. Hairdressing Icon, Sam McKnight.This episode was an absolute joy for me as it is one of my absolute hair heroes, Sam McKnight.Celebrated session hair stylist, Sam McKnight, is the hairdresser's hairdresser. He boasts a legendary career spanning over four decades encompassing catwalk, editorial and advertising campaigns for fashion houses such as Chanel, Fendi, Balmain, Burberry and Tom Ford. A regular contributor to both British and international Vogues, W, Harper's Bazaar, Vanity Fair, i-D and Love, he has over 100 covers to his name from British Vogue alone. McKnight is also a Contributing Beauty Editor at British Vogue. McKnight has collaborated with some of the world's most prominent photographers including Patrick Demarchelier, Mario Testino and Nick Knight. A long-time stylist for the late Princess Diana, McKnight was the creative behind her iconic short, slicked back hairstyle in the now-famous 1990 Demarchelier shoot for British Vogue, a partnership that led to him becoming her personal hair stylist for seven years.One of the original session stylists, McKnight initially trained as a teacher before working as an assistant at a local hairdresser in his native Scotland. Moving to London in the early 1970's, McKnight secured a position at Molton Brown, which at the time was a leading hair salon in London's South Molton Street. He worked on projects for London-based magazines 19 and Honey before landing his first editorial shoot with British Vogue in 1977. While working in London, he was introduced to stylists Liz Tilberis (later editor of British Vogue and Harpers Bazaar US) and Lucinda Chambers (British Vogue), who were instrumental in hiring him for high-profile editorial shoots.McKnight has been bestowed the Lifetime Achievement Award at both the Scottish Fashion Awards and Creative Head Awards 2015. He is hugely respected within the hairdressing community and is often cited as a source of inspiration or named as ‘the hairstylist I would most like to work with' by his peers.On November 2nd 2016, Somerset House launched Hair by Sam McKnight, a major exhibition celebrating McKnight's impressive career. Never before has an exhibition of this kind taken place, looking at hair from a new perspective and celebrating the significant role of session hair styling in both fashion and culture throughout the decades.In tandem, McKnight also released his first book: Hair by Sam McKnight (Rizzoli), a hardback anthology of his magazine covers, editorial shoots and personal insights into working at the heart of the fashion industry.June 2017 saw McKnight launch a brand: Hair by Sam McKnight, in Liberty of London, injecting fashion, glamour and ease into haircare and styling. The collection is the culmination of McKnight's knowledge and experience in the industry, giving women the tools and confidence to style their hair themselves.PhotographersAlasdair McLellan, Andrea Spotorno, Angelo Pennetta, Arthur Elgort, Ben Hassett, Bruce Weber, Carter Smith, Charlotte Wales, Clara Giaminardi, Corinne Day, Craig McDean, David Bailey, David Sims, David Slijper, Derek Kettela, Elaine Constantine, Ellen Von Unwerth, Emma Summerton, Erik Torstensson, Glen Luchford, Hedi Slimane, Inez and Vinoodh, Irving Penn, Javier Vallhonrat, Johnny Dufort, Juergen Teller, Jem Mitchell, Josh Olins, Karl Lagerfeld, Lachlan Bailey, Liz Collins, Marcus Ohlsson, Mario Sorrenti, Mario Testino, Mert & Marcus, Mikael Jansson, Mikael Schulz, Miles Aldridge, Morelli Brothers, Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Jem Mitchell, Josh Shinner, Juergen Teller, Nadine Ijewere, Nick Knight, Paolo Roversi, Patrick Demarchelier, Paul Wetherell, Peter Lindbergh, Phil Poynter, Regan Cameron, Robin Derrick, Richard Avedon, Richard Burbridge, Sean Ellis, Sharif Hamza, Simon Emmett, Sølve Sundsbø, Terry Richardson, Tim Walker, Tom Ford, Tom Munro, Vincent Peters, Willy Vanderperre, Viviane SassenEditorialAnother, Another Man, Chaos, CR Fashion Book, Dazed, Elle, Evening Standard, Garage, Glamour (UK,US), GQ, Harper's Bazaar (UK,US), i-D, Interview, Love, Madame Figaro, Marie Claire, Numero, Ponystep, POP, Porter, Showstudio.com, The Edit, Vanity Fair, V Magazine, V Man, Visionaire, Vogue (Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, British, US), W MagazineAdvertising / PRAlberta Ferretti, Angelo Marani, Aquascutum, BaByliss, Barrie Knitwear, Blumarine, Bottega Veneta, Brioni, Burberry, Calvin Klein, Chanel, Chloé, Christian Dior, Clinique, David Morris, Dior Homme, DKNY, Dolce & Gabbana, Estée Lauder, Etro, Equipment, Fendi, Gap, GHD, Givenchy, Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Hogan, Huawei Watches, Jean Paul Gaultier, Jimmy Choo, Jo Malone, Joop, Joseph, Just Cavalli, Kurt Geiger, Lancôme, Liu-Jo, Louis Vuitton, L'Oréal, Mac Cosmetics, Mango, Marni, Massimo Dutti, Max Factor, Michael Kors, Montblanc, Mulberry, Nina Ricci, Patrick Cox, Philosophy, Pirelli, Pantene, Pollini, Ralph Lauren, Reserved, Revlon, Rimmel, Roberto Cavalli, RMK Cosmetics, Salvatore Ferragamo, Shiseido, Sportmax, Stella McCartney, Stuart Weitzman, Swarovski, Tods, Tom Ford, Tommy Hilfiger, Topshop, Ungaro, Uniqlo, Versace, Vivienne Westwood, Yves Saint Laurent, Z ZegnaCelebritiesAlexa Chung, Alicia Vikander, Amanda Seyfried, Anne Hathaway, Audrey Tautou, Bella Hadid, Cara Delevingne, Carey Mulligan, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, Cate Blanchett, Cindy Crawford, Claire Foy, Clara Paget, Claudia Schiffer, Cora Corre, Diana Princess of Wales, Diane Kruger, Drew Barrymore, Ellie Bamber, Élodie Bouchez, Emilia Clarke, Emma Corrin, Emma Watson, Eva Green, Evan Rachel Wood, Florence Welch, Georgia May Jagger, Geraldine Chaplin, Gigi Hadid, Gisele Bündchen, Hailey Baldwin, Helena Bonham Carter, Helena Christensen, Hilary Swank, Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Bosworth, Kate Moss, Kate Winslet, Kendall Jenner, Keira Knightley, Kim Basinger, Kim Kardashian West, Kirsten Dunst, Kristen Stewart, Kristin Scott Thomas, Kaia Gerber, Kylie Minogue, Laetitia Casta, Lady Gaga, Lara Stone, Lauren Bacall, Léa Seydoux, Lennon Gallagher, Lily Cole, Lily Collins, Lily Donaldson, Lily-Rose Depp, Linda Evangelista, Liv Tyler, Lou Doillon, Madonna, Maggie Cheung, Marion Cotillard, Margot Robbie, Marine Vacth, Mary Kate & Ashley Olsen, Michelle Williams, Milla Jovovich, Monica Bellucci, Naomi Campbell, Naomi Scott, Naomi Watts, Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz, Pharrell Williams, Rafferty Law, Riley Keough, Rita Ora, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sharon Stone, Sienna Miller, Suki Waterhouse, Taylor Swift, Tilda Swinton, Uma Thurman, Vanessa Paradis, Winnie HarlowFashion ShowsAlberta Ferretti, Alexandre Vauthier, Anna Molinari, Antonio Berardi, Anya Hindmarch, Ashish, Asprey, Aquascutum, Bally, Balmain, Blugirl, Blumarine, Brioni, Burberry, Carolina Herrera, Chanel, Chloé, DKNY, Dolce & Gabbana, Dries Van Noten, DSquared2, Emporio Armani, Etro, Fendi, Gareth Pugh, Gianfranco Ferre, Giorgio Armani, Halpern, Iceberg, Isabel Marant, Jasper Conran, Jill Stuart, Julien Macdonald, Krizia, La Perla, Lancetti, Margaret Howell, Marios Schwab, Mary Katrantzou, Matthew Williamson, Max Mara, Micheal Halpern, Miu Miu, Monot, Moschino, Moschino Cheap & Chic, Mulberry, Nicholas Kirkwood, Nicole Farhi, Oscar de la Renta, Paul Smith, Philosophy, Ports 1961, Prada, Pringle, Ralph Lauren, Ralph & Russo, Roberto Cavalli, Roland Mouret, Ryan Lo, Salvatore Ferragamo, Sonia Rykiel, Sportmax, Thierry Mugler, Tom Ford, Topshop, Trussardi, Ungaro, Valentino, Vivienne Westwood, 16ArlingtonBio : http://www.premierhairandmakeup.com/hair/1-sam-mcknight/bio/Haircuts4Homeless : https://www.haircuts4homeless.com/Produced by : https://svnty6production.com/Artwork by : https://www.dvsyart.com/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/hear-me-see-me. 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In this week's episode of Better Construction, I talk with Mike Maierle, principal at ETRO Construction. We talk about his career, finding #mentors, and building challenging projects.ETRO on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/etro.construction/ETRO Construction: http://www.etroconstruction.com/My Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0czmX0jwkbkCDmJOTR5VnAMy Website: https://betterconstructionmedia.com
Milan is up and it’s time for the big Prada Raf Simons debut! Did it live up to Liz’s expectations? Listen in to find out. One thing’s for sure, Valentino hit all the right notes finally capturing some of the Haute Couture magic in RTW. We also compare some surprisingly high scores for Ferragamo, Fendi, Giorgio Armani and Etro. Plus, we have to circle back to J.W. Anderson’s delayed debut and Carolina Herrera’s surprise drop. Then in Style Snacks, Alexandra Zarini, Gucci Heir, files a lawsuit against her stepfather, mother and grandmother, Victoria Beckham is bringing “Posh” back, North Face is collabing with Gucci, Savage x Fenty was a SPECTACLE to say the least and Moschino brought some joy with their puppet runway show. www.runwaywalkscurrenttalks.com https://www.instagram.com/runwaywalkscurrenttalks/ https://twitter.com/RunwayTalks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW7W32h_5l7nnlrL1vazjlw/featured
Etro Construction Ltd. is the second-fastest growing company in B.C., according to data compiled by BIV. Principal Mike Maierle joins host Hayley Woodin to take about what has fuelled the company's more than 16,000% revenue growth over five years. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
As Men’s fashion week comes to a close, we review some of the more distinct presentations, including, Dior with Kim Jones’s collab with artist Amoako Boafo, as well as reviewed the Jacquemus and Etro collections. Additionally, we also get into discussing the historic precedent of Viola Davis’s recent Vanity Fair cover and editorial shot by Dario Calmese, the first Black photographer to shoot for the publication’s physical magazine cover. In the extended version through Patreon, we also break down the recent Prada men’s show, the rebirth of Shayne Oliver’s Hood by Air, celebrate the legendary Paisley Park home of the incomparable musician Prince, and the recent Elle article with Yara Shahidi, who donned some stunning Kenneth Ize ensembles. To hear the extended version, sign up for a membership on patreon.com/fashionvictimspod.
Alessandra Coppola e Gianni Santucci raccontano il Campo 87 del Cimitero Maggiore di Milano: destinato ai «morti in solitudine», è diventato nel caos del lockdown un luogo di sepoltura di vittime per nulla abbandonate. Poi Paola Pollo riflette sulla prima Settimana della moda milanese dopo la pandemia.Per altri approfondimenti:- Le foto ai fiori al Campo 87 https://bit.ly/2WraMTQ- Gianni Fossati, il manager milanese sepolto al Campo 87 https://bit.ly/2WtezAd- Coronavirus, quale futuro per la moda? https://bit.ly/3fHJxfK- Dolce e Gabbana, la sfilata all’Humanitas: «La moda è ricerca» https://bit.ly/3fADCZP
Bentornati su Design Addicted. Questa settimana avremo come filo conduttore il come i brand di lusso della moda si sono interfacciati con il mondo dell'interior design negli ultimi anni. Spazieremo dalla storica rivalità tra Gucci e Louis Vuitton, alla voglia di oriente di storici brand come Fendi, Trussardi ed Etro, per concludere con un orgoglio tutto italiano nato dalla collaborazione di Scuderia Ferrari e Poltrona Frau.
"Ignobili parole pronunciate dall'ex terrorista Etro (già percettore di reddito di cittadinanza) a Non è l'Arena. Spettacolo indecente con offese vergognose rivolte a Rachele Mussolini, Santanchè e alle vittime del terrorismo negli anni '70. Bravo Giletti a cacciarlo dallo studio!". Lo ha scritto su Twitter la leader di Fratelli d'Italia, Giorgia Meloni. Etro, nel corso della trasmissione di La7 condotta da Giletti, ha detto: "Meglio mani sporche di sangue". Etro si è rifiutato di scusarsi per quanto affermato, così Giletti ha accompagnato alla porta l’ex brigatista: "“Il Taxi glielo pago di tasca mia, però quella è la porta. Mi dispiace," ha detto il conduttore.
En este cuarto episodio de ‘Tu estrategia empresarial’, el área de Marketing y Comunicación de aquilinoMedina – Tu estrategia empresarial aborda junto a un empresario invitado la importancia del departamento de marketing de una pyme.¿Con qué áreas debe estar más en contacto el departamento marketing? ¿Cómo ayuda disponer de una estrategia de marketing a largo plazo? ¿Es compatible tener una estrategia definida a largo plazo con la flexibilidad necesaria en el contexto empresarial actual?Aquilino Medina es economista diplomado en alto rendimiento ejecutivo que ha desarrollado su trayectoria laboral en distintos campos profesionales. Ha ocupado puestos directivos de compañías de capital privado y cargos ejecutivos tanto en el sector público empresarial como en la Administración autonómica. Además, como profesional independiente, ha colaborado con diferentes consultoras y con la Administración de Justicia. Un apasionado de la mentorización y docencia para proyectos empresariales emprendedores.Su firma, aquilinoMedina – Tu estrategia empresarial, es un modelo innovador de consultoría en estrategia creada en 2015 enfocada tanto al desarrollo integral de modelos de negocio, como a implementar soluciones para la mejora de rentabilidades y la consolidación empresarial.Este episodio cuenta además con la participación de Verónica Abián, responsable del área de Marketing y Comunicaciónen aquilinomedina – Tu estrategia empresarial. Economista que ha desempeñado puestos directivos en el área de Marketing y Comunicación para grandes empresas, acumulando experiencia en diferentes sectores focalizando en el desarrollo de “marca” a largo plazo.También participa Sergio de Lázaro que, tras ocupar cargos directivos en empresas del mundo de a moda y el retail como Sfera Joven, Roberto Verino, Carolina Herrera, Etro o Christian Dior, lazó en 2016 su propia marca de moda: Otrura.Hay más información sobre aquilinoMedina - Tu estrategia empresarial en aquilinomedina.comEl podcast La desatención del marketing en la pyme: Una muerte anunciada ha sido publicado en Plaza Radio
Descarga este episodio CRISIS EN VENEZUELA. CÓMO SIGUE LA HISTORIA. Tras la fallida entrega de asistencia a los venezolanos, golpeados por la escasez de alimentos y medicinas, el Grupo de Lima se encamina a elevar al máximo la presión sobre el gobierno chavista. El bloque emitió un comunicado de 18 puntos en apoyo al proceso de transición democrática y la reconstrucción de Venezuela. En el texto, "reiteran su convicción de que la transición a la democracia debe ser conducida por los propios venezolanos pacíficamente y en el marco de la Constitución y el derecho internacional, apoyada por medios políticos y diplomáticos, sin uso de la fuerza". En línea con el pedido del vicepresidente norteamericano, Mike Pence, que asistió a la cumbre de Bogotá, el documento alcanzado también propone la profundización de las sanciones económicas e insiste con la presión diplomática contra el régimen de Maduro.. Finalmente, el bloque advirtió que "actuará colectivamente" si el presidente encargado Juan Guaidó, su familia, o la familia de su esposa, sufren algún tipo de violencia o atentado. Documento completo: TELEVISIÓN RUSA MUESTRA OBJETIVOS MILITARES EN EEUU. La televisión estatal de Rusia mostró el domingo, según publica Infobae, una lista de instalaciones militares de Estados Unidos que serían objetivo de Moscú en caso de un ataque nuclear y dijo que un misil hipersónico que Rusia está desarrollando podría golpearles en menos de cinco minutos. En la transmisión, Dmitry Kiselyov, presentador del principal programa semanal de noticias de la cadena Rossiya 1, "Vesti Nedeli", mostraba un mapa de Estados Unidos e identificaba varios objetivos que según él Moscú querría alcanzar los nuevos misiles hiperónicos "Zircon" (o Tsirkon) en caso de una guerra nuclear. Entre los objetivos mencionados están el Pentágono, sede del Departamento de Defensa ubicada en Virginia, y la residencia presidencial y centro de comando en Camp David, Maryland. INFOBAE JUICIO A SANDRO ROSELL, EX PRESIDENTE DEL BARCELONA FC. Se completó la primera jornada del juicio contra Sandro Rosell, ex presidente del Barcelona entre 2010 y 2014 y acusado de blanquear casi 20 millones de euros que obtuvo de la Confederación Brasileña de Fútbol (CBF). Rosell, de 54 años, fue enviado a prisión preventiva en 2017 por la jueza Carmen Lamela, quien le impuso entonces una fianza de 78,6 millones de euros. Según la jueza, Rosell, su esposa, Marta Pineda, el abogado Joan Besolí y otras tres personas formaba parte de una organización criminal que ocultó dinero desviado de la CBF entre 1989 y 2012 por su expresidente Ricardo Teixeira, investigado en Estados Unidos. LA VANGUARDIA LLEGAN LAS MICRO SD DE 1 TB. La inexorable marcha para aumentar las capacidades de almacenamiento continúa con el anuncio de las primeras tarjetas microSD de 1 TB del mundo. Micron y la marca SanDisk de Western Digital lanzaron productos UHS-l microSDXC en el Mobile World Congress. Dispinibles desde abril de 2019 a un precio de 450 usd. SanDisk y Micron presentan sus primeras tarjetas microSD con 1 TB de memoria. https://urbantecno.com/tecnologia/sandisk-micron-tarjetas-microsd-1-tb-memoria XATAKA VUELVE EL "REAL SLIM SHADY". Eminem, el rapero estadounidense publicó la reedición de uno de sus trabajos más icónicos. The Slim Shady, segundo álbum de estudio celebra así su vigésimo aniversario. La reedición incorpora además nuevos ‘bonus tracks’. Hay una selección de cortes que no llegaron a entrar en el repertorio oficial: una versión a cappella de Hazardous Youth, Get You Mad, Bad Ways Always Die (perteneciente a la banda sonora de Wild Wild West) y diferentes versiones de Guilty Conscience. LOS MÁS Y LOS MENOS DE LOS OSCAR 2019. Además de los ganadores de estatuillas en cada edición de los premios Oscar tenemos a ganadores y perdedores de la alfombra roja. Así que recurrimos a Cecilia Centurion Santos. Ella es consultora en marketing y apasionada de la moda. Podés seguir a Cecilia en Instagram @ceciliaccs. Aquí va la lista! Los más y los menos de los Oscars 2019 Ellas no acertaron con sus atuendos. Laura Dern.Ni el color, ni la forma, ni el tejido... el vestido de Rodarte que eligió la actriz nos supo a poco. Linda Cardellini.La actriz no pasó desapercibida ante las cámaras con un voluminoso vestido rosa de volantes y lazo en la cintura de Schiaparelli Haute Couture. Gemma Channo atinó con este vestido de Valentino Alta Costura. Kacey Musgravestampoco estuvo a la altura con este modelo rosa bebé de Giambatista Valli. Rachel Weisz. Para mi fue muy poco acertado su vestido de Givenchy con cuerpo superior de látex con el que la actriz parecía estar embarazada de muchos meses y no hizo justicia a su belleza. Ellos también se equivocaron. Stephan Jamesescogió un smoking de Etro de chiffón color bordeaux con botas blancas y un pin de un sol en dorado. Pharell Williams estuvo con un conjunto de dos piezas con pantalones cortos y estampado de camuflaje, una combinación demasiado informal para este tipo de acontecimiento. Jason Momoa con un traje de terciopelo rosa bebe. Mujeres Mejor Vestidas. Helen Mirren - Con un precioso drapeado de Schiaparelli. Helen vuelve a ser un ejemplo de sencillez y elegancia en estado puro Brie Larson - Con un hermoso vestido brillante pintado al cuerpo de la marca Celine. 3. Julia Roberts. Con su vestido rosa de Elie Saab para los Oscar 2019, uno de los mejores looks sin pasar por la alfombra roja. Amanda Stenberg - La actriz se ha decantado por los flecos, como una de las tendencias más destacadas de las últimas temporadas, en un vestido de corte recto y tirantes 5. Regina King. La actriz brilló con un vestido con cola y abertura lateral en blanco inmaculado a juego con sus stilettos de Oscar de la Renta. Hombres Mejor Vestidos. Chris Evans ha sido otro de los hombres en aportar originalidad al traje de dos piezas. Lució un vistoso outfitde Salvatore Ferragamo, Nicholas Hoult Siguiendo la tendencia que busca nuevas siluetas y diseños para jugar con el tradicional traje masculino, el actor se ha decantado por un ‘total look’ de color negro firmado por Dior. Diego LunaEl actor mexicano llegó a la gala ataviado con un traje de Brunello Cucinelli, con smoking color azul. Uno de los actores más elegantes de la alfombra roja. Rami Malek el ganador del Oscar como mejor actor vistió un elegante y conservador esmoquin negro de Saint Laurent. Henry Golding El actor británico de origen malayo debutó en la alfombra roja de los Oscar con un imponente esmoquin de Ralph Lauren. Share on facebook Facebook Share on google Google+ Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn Share on whatsapp WhatsApp Te pedimos que te tomes un pequeño tiempo para responder a esta breve encuesta. Nos sirve para mejorar.
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This week, Kaleb and Joe dive deep into the sequel to Final Fantasy XIII. Well, the first sequel that is. Development: Final Fantasy XIII-2 was released on December 15th 2011 in Japan, and January 31st 2012 in the United States. The game was developed and published by our very own Square Enix, though fellow RPG developer tri-Ace was brought into assist with the games programming, art, and design. You may know tri-Ace from titles such as the Star Ocean series and Valkyrie Profile. Development for Final Fantasy XIII-2 began sometime around March or Arpil 2010. Most of the key designers and management team came over from Final Fantasy XIII, including director Motomu Toriyama and composer Masashi Hamauzu. Naoshi Mizuta and Mitsuto Suzuki also assisted with the soundtrack. The game has sold around 3.1 million copies as of January 2013. 300,000 copies have been sold through Steam, where it was released on December 11, 2014. Toriyama originally intended XIII-2 to take place a whopping 900 years after the original game. Once he realized how much of a pain in the ass establishing a backstory for this time gap would be, he decided to make it a time travel game. He wanted Lightning to be happy one day, and felt the need to have Serah take a more active role, since she was crystallized in the first Final Fantasy XIII. Apparently the early concept had Serah travelling alone with Mog. Yoshinori Kitase felt that the dialogue between these two characters was quite girly, almost camp and a bit over the top”, so they developed the character Noel. They didn’t want the stark tonal difference that we see between Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2, so they went for a much darker storyline. The team also learned a few other things, and decided to avoid using l’Cie and fal’Cie, as they deemed them difficult to understand. Interestingly enough, there was initially a plan to link the story of Final Fantasy Type-0 to Final Fantasy XIII-2 via Valhalla, but these plans were discarded. Setting Up the Plot: Final Fantasy XIII-2 takes place a whopping three years after the events of Final Fantasy XIII. At this point, Sanctum has collapsed, and Cocoon’s inhabitants have moved down to Gran Pulse. Sanctum has been replaced by the technocratic government known as the Academy, run by none other than Hope Estheim. The game jumps around multiple different time periods, even including parallel versions of the same places. These are accessed via the Historia Crux. The game takes place mostly on Gran Pulse and Cocoon, but players also visit the Void Beyond, a sort of limbo between time periods, and Valhalla; the capital of the goddess Etro. Valhalla is located at the end of time where Etro stores the dark energy Chaos from destroying the timeline. Story: Paradoxes are popping up all across the timeline, and our heroine of Final Fantasy XIII, Lightning, has been written out of history, and only Serah remembers that she came back with the pary after Lightning and co saved Cocoon. Serah settles down in New Bodhum, but can’t shake the feeling that her sister lives on. It turns out that the mysterious energy known as Chaos, dragged Lightning to Valhalla. This was a result of Etro releasing Lightning and her friends from their crystal status as a thank you for saving Cocoon. Etro closed the gate between realms to keep Chaos out, but then fell into a deep sleep. Lightning is now Etro’s Knight, charged with protecting her from Caius Ballad, a bad man who wants to kill Etro to destroy the timeline. Caius was made immortal by Etro when she gave him her heart, known as the Heart of Chaos. Lightning, realizing that she needs a hand since she’s caught in an unending battle with Caius, reaches out to a young man named Noel Kreiss for help. Noel, who was chosen by Etro to become a time traveler, gets sent to New Bodhum to find Serah and bring her to Lightning. Noel meets up with Serah and finds out that she can see visions of the future, and is also allowed to use time gates, and access the Historia Crux. Noel and Serah travel the world to different eras solving paradoxes along the way. Their objective is to prevent the shit-tastic future that Noel comes from. He is the last man at the end of the world, after all. This happens in a timeline where the crystallized Cocoon fell from the sky. When Hope Estheim learns of this timeline, he sets out to prevent Cocoon’s eventual planet shattering fall. While our party is out and about, they learn that Snow has also become a time traveler, which is why he never returned from XIII’s ending as well. This is when the party first learns about Yeul, a seeress protected by her immortal guardian Caius, until the last Yeul died in Noel’s time period. Noel is disturbed by meeting various Yeuls throughout his adventures, since he wanted to become the Guardian to Yeul from his timeline. Yeul’s soul isn’t able to return to the chaos of the unseen world, and she is continually reincarnated with Caius as her Guardian as “blessed” by Etro. Seeing Yeul die over and over drove Caius mad, and spurred his desire to collapse the timeline in order to end Yeul’s cycle of suffering. Caius then creates paradoxes along the timeline to cultivate the perfect conditions in which to let Chaos consume the mortal realm. Our pary sets out to stop them, even after discovering that Serah also has the power of the seeress, which eats away at her very existence with every vision she has. These are triggered by the changes in the timeline through solving paradoxes. Serah and Noel finally meet up with Lightning, and move in on Caius. The party first fights him in 500 AF Academia, and then in Valhalla. Once Caius is defeated, he tells the party that he’s killed Lightning, and then impales himself on Noel’s sword, killing the already weakened Etro. The party returns to Academia in 500 af, where Vanille and Fang have been rescued from the falling pillar. We also see a very Titan AE esque new Cocoon called “Bhunivelze”. Serah then dies in front of Noel from the shock of the changes. The sky is rent asunder by dark clouds, and Chaos breaks free into the realm, and permanently warps things. Noel then realizes that they did exactly what Caius wanted by destroying the Heart of Chaos, and though Etro died, Caius is still alove and bound to the chaos. Serah’s dying spirit assures lightning that they will see each other again, and we then get a scene showing Lightning on the throne in Crystal Stasis on the throne in Etro’s temple. If you take the time to complete the additional storylines in the game, you get an additional scene showing Caius on the throne stating that the goddess is gone forever, and that he and Yeul can begin a life without their curses. Gameplay: The game features many of the combat elements of its predecessor, resurrecting the Paradigm and crystarium systems. It also introduces a system that allows players to capture beasts to fight alongside protagonists Serah and Noel. XIII-2 features a modified version of the old school random battles. Enemies will randomly appear on the map, and a timer spawns. The player can attack monsters before the time runs out, starting the battle with a preemptive strike. Battles take place similarly to Final Fantasy XIII, though you do have the option to switch party leaders. A game over is obtained once all human players have been defeated. The paradigm system offers stat increases, and isn’t locked like in Final Fantasy XIII. Beasts that have been captured are also leveled up, and have their own crystarium branches, though materials purchased from Chocobolina or collected through battles. Monsters have their own form of limit breaks, known as Feral Links, and vary from beast to beast. Final Fantasy XIII-2 also originated the Wound Damage. This is where a target members max HP can only be restored through healing items (we’re looking at you, Final Fantasy XV). Final Fantasy XIII-2 also uses Cinematic Action sequences that force the player to mash buttons. Conversations also have variants, as the player gets to choose what response to give. There are also Temporal Rifts. These are puzzle-esque minigames necessary to advance. 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