Podcasts about fliptop

Muling nagbabalik, at unang beses sa Bara-Bara series ng The Linya-Linya Show at ng FlipTop Battle League-- ang battle emcee at Presidente ng liga, si ANYGMA!Isa't kalahating dekada. Tatlong Pangulo na ng Pilipinas ang dinaanan. Nananatiling matatag ang FlipTop, hindi lang bilang isang ligang nagbibigay ng entablado para sa batte emcees, kundi isang pwersang nagpapayabong ng kultura ng hip hop sa Pilipinas. Sa episode na ito, kinumusta natin ang lagay ni Anygma at ng liga, mula sa katatapos lang na makasaysayang AHON 15 Days 1 and 2, na ginanap noong Disyembre ng 2025. Kay Anygma na mismo nanggaling: Ito na marahil ang pinakamakasaysayang rap battle event, sa tindi ng bawat laban, at sa pinakitang husay ng battle emcees sa harap ng libo-libong tagasubaybay. Sa abot ng makakaya sa limitadong oras, dinaanan namin ang ilan sa mga tumatak na laban para kay Anygma, at ilan sa kanyang insights at takeaways sa mga ito. Mahirap ding baybayin ang buong labinlimang taon ng FlipTop, pero napag-usapan din namin ang ilang milestones na nakamit ng liga. Una pa lang ito sa 2-part special ng one-on-one natin kasama ang utak sa likod ng FlipTop na si Anygma. Pakinggan, panoorin, magbahagi ng matitinong thoughts and comments, at abangan ang pangalawa!Listen up, yo!

Muling nagbabalik, at unang beses sa Bara-Bara series ng The Linya-Linya Show at ng FlipTop Battle League-- ang battle emcee at Presidente ng liga, si ANYGMA!Isa't kalahating dekada. Tatlong Pangulo na ng Pilipinas ang dinaanan. Nananatiling matatag ang FlipTop, hindi lang bilang isang ligang nagbibigay ng entablado para sa batte emcees, kundi isang pwersang nagpapayabong ng kultura ng hip hop sa Pilipinas. Sa episode na ito, kinumusta natin ang lagay ni Anygma at ng liga, mula sa katatapos lang na makasaysayang AHON 15 Days 1 and 2, na ginanap noong Disyembre ng 2025. Kay Anygma na mismo nanggaling: Ito na marahil ang pinakamakasaysayang rap battle event, sa tindi ng bawat laban, at sa pinakitang husay ng battle emcees sa harap ng libo-libong tagasubaybay. Sa abot ng makakaya sa limitadong oras, dinaanan namin ang ilan sa mga tumatak na laban para kay Anygma, at ilan sa kanyang insights at takeaways sa mga ito. Mahirap ding baybayin ang buong labinlimang taon ng FlipTop, pero napag-usapan din namin ang ilang milestones na nakamit ng liga. Una pa lang ito sa 2-part special ng one-on-one natin kasama ang utak sa likod ng FlipTop na si Anygma. Pakinggan, panoorin, magbahagi ng matitinong thoughts and comments, at abangan ang pangalawa!Listen up, yo!

Sandali lang. Oo, sandali lang ang episode na ‘to. Galing ito sa recording noong 2023, kasama ang emcee, at ang founder ng Fliptop Battle League, si Anygma. Sa sandaling ito, nagbahagi si Alaric Yuson ng kanyang karanasan at ilang reflection tungkol sa fame at recognition ng FlipTop. Ano nga ba ang epekto ng kasikatan sa isang artist na katulad ni Anygma? Ano ang pinagkaiba ng pagiging kilala, sa tunay na pagkilala sa isang sining o obra? Ngayong ika-15 taon ng most-viewed battle rap league sa buong daigdig, balikan at pakinggan ang malaman na usapan tungkol sa bigat ng responsibilidad, misconceptions ng publiko, at ang mga natatanging karanasan ni Anygma sa pagpapatakbo ng liga. Nasa episodes 270-271 ang buong interview sa mga gustong panoorin nang buo. Follow and subscribe sa Spotify at YouTube.

Sa episode na ‘to, kilalanin natin ang “Most-viewed Battle Rapper in the World,” ang “Joke King” ng FlipTop Battle League, at ang owner ng Real Jokes Clothing. All the way from Pampanga— si SINIO! BOOM! Sino nga ba si Sinio? Mapa-freestyle o written, kilala na natin si Sinio sa mga bara niyang nakakatawa at tumatatak sa isip kaya sa episode na ito, puno ng katatawanan ngunit seryoso natin siyang kinilala at inalam ang buhay sa loob at labas ng entablado ng FlipTop.  Kwentuhang puno ng katatawanan tungkol sa personal na mga karanasan ni Sinio sa buhay na ginagamit niya sa kaniyang creative process at mga karanasang tumulong na bumuhay sa kaniyang pangarap na pagra-rap!  Listen up, yo!

Sa harap ko— isang battle emcee, rap artist, at activist— kilala sa technical rhyming scheme nya, sa aggressive nyang atake, sa umaapoy na stage presence, sa hindi matinag na confidence; na-witness nating lahat ang evolution ng kanyang game nitong 2024 Isabuhay Run, kung saan nangibabaw ang kanyang Cultural Swagger; ang tinaguriang "The People's Champ" at " Ang Pinakamaangas na Gen Z"— mula Etivac pa para sa inyo, Goddamn, VITRUM! BOOM! Isang linggo pagkatapos ng epic Isabuhay Finals laban kay GL, salang agad sa podcast si Vitrum. Sa simula, nagmistulang processing ng battle ang usapan (ano nga bang take nya at takeaway sa battle nila ni GL?). Pagkatapos, bahagyang pasada sa kanyang pinagmulan at background; tawid sa biyahe nya sa mundo ng hip hop-- sa pagpasok nya sa FlipTop, sa ebolusyon ng kanyang persona (kupal nga ba talaga sya? paano umabot sa ganitong "dark humor" ang kanyang estilo?), sa creative process; sa kultura ng rap sa Pinas, sa papel ng aktibismo sa sining (o ng sining sa aktibismo), sa kung ano pang aasahan sa kanyang "cultural swagger" sa loob at labas ng hip hop. Mahigit dalawang oras ng solid na usapan. Walang ibang masasabi kundi isang napakalaking... GODDAMN!

Yo, check! Ipinakikilala ang collaboration series ng The Linya-Linya Show at FlipTop Battle League-- ang BARA-BARA! Dito, makakasama natin ang ilang hinahangaang Filipino battle emcees at local rap artists. Bara-Bara-- dahil anything goes ang kwentuhan tungkol sa buhay sa loob at labas ng hip hop scene. Bara-bara rin, dahil maaaring lumalim ang usap tungkol sa kanilang creative journey at creative process; hanggang sa kanilang mga pinanggagalingan at tinatanaw sa hinaharap. At para sa unang Bara-Bara episode: Nakilala sa kanyang husay sa pag-subvert ng expectations; tinatawag ng iba ang kanyang style bilang “unpredictable,” at expert sa “crowd control.” Mula pa sa Bicol, Lungsod ng Naga, kasama ngayon sa studio ng Linya-Linya-- si CripLi! Maraming ibinahaging kwentong FlipTop (at marami ring ni-name drop, haha!) si CripLi. Mga karanasan niya sa loob at labas ng battle, sa pakikipagsapalaran sa Maynila, at ayun na nga-- umabot pa sa love language ni Anygma. BOOM! Malalaman niyo ‘yan dito, so tara, mag-ingay and listen up, yo!

Tuloy-tuloy ang kuwentuhan nina Ali at Anygma sa Big Fuzz, dito sa Amorsolo St., Makati, at sumali ang isa pang malupit na emcee, mula Uprising, at tubong Camarin, si KJah!
Alam niyo bang naging housemates sina Anygma, KJah, at Zaito noong 2013? Subukin mo pa lang i-imagine, kagulo na!
Sa episode na ito, masisilip natin ang simulain ng Uprising Records, mga kalokohan nina Anygma, KJah, at Zaito noong magkakasama pa sila sa isang apartment sa Pasig-- tungkol sa giniling na panis, iba't ibang mahiwagang discoveries ni Zaito, at siyempre, rap at FlipTop.
Puno ng kulitan at suwabeng inuman ang episode na ito! Kaya listen up, yo!



Yo check! Welcome sa isa na namang malamang episode ng The Linya-Linya Show, kasama natin, mula pa Mandaluyong City, representing Fliptop Battle League at Uprising Records para sa inyo– si Anygma, Alaric Yuson! BOOM! Ang mga natalakay namin sa pagtambay sa Big Fuzz Bar sa Amorsolo St., Makati— Nalalaos na nga ba ang FlipTop? Umaangat pa ba ang HipHop? At saan nga ba nagmumula at napupunta ang mahuhusay na emcees sa bansa? Isa-isa ‘yang sinagot ni Anygma, at sinubok naming himayin. Kaya Hip Hop head ka man, FlipTop fan, o basta't may pake at appreciation sa iba't ibang forms of art– para sa inyo ‘to. Samahan niyo kaming kumustahin ang lagay ng Hip Hop at Battle Rap sa Pilipinas. Ito na nga ang Part 2! Listen up, yo!

Yo check! Welcome sa isa na namang malamang episode ng The Linya-Linya Show, kasama natin, mula pa Mandaluyong City, representing Fliptop Battle League at Uprising Records para sa inyo– si Anygma, Alaric Yuson! BOOM! Ang mga natalakay namin sa pagtambay sa Big Fuzz Bar sa Amorsolo St., Makati— Nalalaos na nga ba ang FlipTop? Umaangat pa ba ang HipHop? At saan nga ba nagmumula at napupunta ang mahuhusay na emcees sa bansa? Isa-isa ‘yang sinagot ni Anygma, at sinubok naming himayin. Kaya Hip Hop head ka man, FlipTop fan, o basta't may pake at appreciation sa iba't ibang forms of art– para sa inyo ‘to. Samahan niyo kaming kumustahin ang lagay ng Hip Hop at Battle Rap sa Pilipinas. Part 1 pa lang ito.Listen up, yo!

Yo, yo, yo! Kaway-kaway sa hip-hop fans at sa mga malikhaing listenerz diyan! Sa pinakamainit at bagong episode ng The Linya-Linya show, kabatuhan natin ng Linya ang isa sa pinakamakulit at malikhaing battle rapper, ang “bae ng FlipTop,” mula pa Colorado, USA— walang iba, kundi si EJ Power! Kung naabutan mo si EJ Power sa Fliptop, baka tumatak sa 'yo ang battles nya laban kayna Jonas, LilJohn, Abra, at iba pang maaangas na emcee. Nagkaroon lang ng biglaang liko ang kanyang karera nang kinailangan niyang lumipat sa States kasama ang pamilya, kung sa'n nagtatrabaho siya ngayon bilang isang magiting na Emergency Medical Technician o EMT. Sa episode na ito, pinagkuwentuhan natin siyempre ang naging experiences at style niya sa battle rap, ang kanyang ang buhay niya ngayon, na siguradong may hatid na insight tungkol sa pagiging artist, hindi lang sa larangan ng hip-hop! Buong daigdig, siguradong mayayanig. Listen up, yo!

Yo, yo, yo! Kaway-kaway sa hip-hop fans at sa mga malikhaing listenerz diyan! Sa pinakamainit at bagong episode ng The Linya-Linya show, kabatuhan natin ng Linya ang isa sa pinakamakulit at malikhaing battle rapper, ang “bae ng FlipTop,” mula pa Colorado, USA— walang iba, kundi si EJ Power! Kung naabutan mo si EJ Power sa Fliptop, baka tumatak sa 'yo ang battles nya laban kayna Jonas, LilJohn, Abra, at iba pang maaangas na emcee. Nagkaroon lang ng biglaang liko ang kanyang karera nang kinailangan niyang lumipat sa States kasama ang pamilya, kung sa'n nagtatrabaho siya ngayon bilang isang magiting na Emergency Medical Technician o EMT. Sa episode na ito, pinagkuwentuhan natin siyempre ang naging experiences at style niya sa battle rap, ang kanyang ang buhay niya ngayon, na siguradong may hatid na insight tungkol sa pagiging artist, hindi lang sa larangan ng hip-hop! Buong daigdig, siguradong mayayanig. Listen up, yo!

Isa si BLKD sa mga pinakahinahangaang battle emcees sa FlipTop Battle League, hindi lang ng mga tagasubaybay nito, ngunit maging ng battle rappers mismo. Nakilala sya sa kanyang matatalim na kataga, mahuhusay na paglalaro sa salita, at matatalinong anggulo laban sa kanyang mga katunggali.  Pagkatapos ng kanyang mahaba-habang pamamayagpag sa FlipTop, matagal-tagal din siyang naging tahimik sa eksena. Marami na nga ang naghahanap (at naghahamon) sa kanya.   Sa natatanging episode na ito, umupo si BLKD kasama si Ali upang magbalik-tanaw sa kanyang simulain at naging paglalakabay sa mundo ng Hip-Hop at FlipTop; ang kanyang mga napulot na aral at karanasan, kabilang na ang mga pagkakapatda at pagkakadapa; ang malikhaing proseso at pagbuo ng kanyang obrang album na Gatilyo; ang kanyang lagay sa kasalukuyan at mga inaabangan sa hinaharap.  Natawid na ang harang, at nandito na nga si BLKD.  Tara. Listen up ‘yo!

For the 13th Episode of “I Got More To Say” Host Cato III is joined by Rochester Producer Bien Angelo! Born in the Bacoor  Philippines, Bien moved to the United States at 13 years old and continued his interest in his love for Hip-Hop by becoming a Producer while finishing high school in the late 2010's. Cato and Bien both met while working in retail in Upstate New York and connected through their shared love of Black culture. For this episode, Bien and Cato both chat about Filipino history, culture, the impact  Fliptop battle rap league, similarities between Pinoy (Fillipino Hip Hop) and American Hip Hop, and another segment of Put On or Put Out !  https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Isa si BLKD sa mga pinakahinahangaang battle emcees sa FlipTop Battle League, hindi lang ng mga tagasubaybay nito, ngunit maging ng battle rappers mismo. Nakilala sya sa kanyang matatalim na kataga, mahuhusay na paglalaro sa salita, at matatalinong anggulo laban sa kanyang mga katunggali.  Pagkatapos ng kanyang mahaba-habang pamamayagpag sa FlipTop, matagal-tagal din siyang naging tahimik sa eksena. Marami na nga ang naghahanap (at naghahamon) sa kanya.   Sa natatanging episode na ito, kasabay ng anibersaryo ng kapanganakan ni Gat Andres Bonifacio, umupo si BLKD kasama si Ali upang magbalik-tanaw sa kanyang simulain at naging paglalakabay sa mundo ng Hip-Hop at FlipTop; ang kanyang mga napulot na aral at karanasan, kabilang na ang mga pagkakapatda at pagkakadapa; ang malikhaing proseso at pagbuo ng kanyang obrang album na Gatilyo; ang kanyang lagay sa kasalukuyan at mga inaabangan sa hinaharap.  Natawid na ang harang, at nandito na nga si BLKD.  Tara. Listen up ‘yo!

Para sa Round 2, mag-ingay para kay Anygma! Kasama pa rin natin ang founder ng world's most-viewed rap battle league na FlipTop, at co-founder ng independent record label na UPRISING– si Alaric Yuson! Ito na ang last part ng ating no-holds-barred kwentuhan. Samahan niyo kami sa isa pang solid na oras ng real talk at deep dive sa mundo ng hiphop at iba pang mga pananaw sa buhay! Listen up ‘yo!w #TheLinyaLinyaShow

Yo! Sa tapat ko, mula pa Mandaluyong City para sa inyo, isang emcee, ang founder ng world's most-viewed rap battle league na FlipTop, at co-founder ng independent record label na UPRISING– mag-ingay para kay ANYGMA! Dalawang oras na no-holds-barred kwentuhan– mula sa pang-araw-araw na buhay at ebolusyon ng eksena sa local hiphop, sa karanansan bilang itinuturing na ama ng FlipTop at UPRISING, hanggang sa pagiging bagong tatay sa bahay. Umupo, makinig, at samahan niyo kaming mag-real talk at deep dive ni Alaric Yuson sa kanyang pananaw sa iba't ibang bagay, sa pagkatao, at sa natatanging perspektibo sa iba't ibang isyu at sa mundo. Listen up, yo! Taas-kamao! … TIME!

This podcast interview focuses on product innovation that has the power to improve your team's happiness, engagement, and collaboration. My guest is Doug Camplejohn, CEO at Airspeed. Doug Camplejohn is a Tech-Entrepreneur on a Mission. Before his entrepreneurial ventures, he was VP of Marketing and Product Management at enterprise (Epiphany), security (Vontu), and consumer (Apple) companies. Then he founded and and became the CEO of three startup companies. Myplay, who got acquired by Bertelsmann. Mi5 Networks, which was acquired by Symantec. Finally, Fliptop, which was acquired by LinkedIn. In January 2020, he left LinkedIn to become the EVP and GM of Salesforce Sales Cloud.  In July 2021, he founded Airspeed, a suite of Slack and mobile apps that provide fun and simple ways to connect with your teammates. Their mission: to help employees feel connected and celebrated And this inspired me, and hence I invited Doug to my podcast. We explore what's broken in the way businesses build culture in a remote-first world. Doug shares his vision of how to fix this by means of technology - creating an operating system for culture. As we discuss his journey, he explains what early decisions had been fundamental to avoid having to do a complete rebuild when his product hypothesis appeared wrong. He also dives into how he arrived at the perfect shipping cadence for his business and his customers, and how he embraced a language to encourage everyone to push the art of the possible. Last but not least, he shares their approach to creating momentum by leveraging customer stories. Here's one of his quotes We've seen tremendous traction, thousands of companies, and tens of thousands of users on the apps in the first few weeks.  It's all about this understanding that employee connectedness is either the number one cause of retention if you're happy and you're really feeling connected to the team and the mission, or the number one cause of unhappiness and people departing when it's not. And so this is really about reinforcing that. During this interview, you will learn four things: How do you build tremendous traction at the launch stage of your SaaS product Why you should be firm on the destination but flexible on the path. Why everyone should be involved in product - not only the product department - and everyone should be looking at the metrics. How to accelerate  growth by leveraging tech to serve product-qualified leads to Sales For more information about the guest from this week: Doug Camplejohn Website Airspeed Subscribe to the Daily SaaS Reflection Get my free, 1 min daily reflection on shaping a B2B SaaS business no one can ignore. Subscribe here Yes, it's actually daily. And yes, people actually stay subscribed (Just see what peer B2B SaaS CEOs say) My promise: It's short. To the point. Inspiring. And valuable. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

https://youtu.be/BfOVAhXaOYk Doug Camplejohn is the Founder and CEO of Airspeed, a suite of Slack apps that help employees feel more connected and appreciated. We discuss how leaders can be more deliberate about building their culture, ways to build relationships among employees in remote settings, and how AI and automation can help facilitate and improve six key points of culture in a business. --- Adopt a Culture Operating System with Doug Camplejohn Our guest is Doug Camplejohn, the founder and CEO of AirSpeed, a suite of Slack apps that help employees feel more connected and appreciated. Doug, welcome to the show. Thanks for having me, Steve. Well, I'm excited to have you because you have a really interesting combination of backgrounds, big tech, and then from big tech going to startup and actually serial big tech to startup, which is not that common. So how do you evolve being a top executives of Apple, LinkedIn, and Salesforce to finding your own startup? Yeah, I started my career at Apple, came out of Carnegie Mellon University and worked on a little project called QuickTime there for a few years. And then for a number of years, I was in startups, had joined startups and kind of seen firsthand how it's done and also how it's not done. And then decided to do my own. My first was a company called Fliptop that was a music locker before iPods and before iTunes, and that got acquired by Bertelsmann. Then I went on to start a security company, MI5 Networks, named after the British secret agent, secret service that I got acquired by Symantec. And then the last company was a company called Fliptop, and that was doing machine learning for sales and marketing and that was acquired by LinkedIn. So I was at LinkedIn running the sales navigator team for about four years, and then got acquired, then got recruited over to Salesforce to be the general manager of Sales Cloud. And I started in February of 2020. So you know how this goes. Six weeks later, the world looks like this. And on the one hand, I loved it. I never want to go back to an office five days a week ever again. But I miss people. And we did all the same things that everybody else did. We did Zoom happy hours and lots of fun Slack channels and more all hands meetings and communication. And it was in the middle of that I realized, wow, there's really no central place for all this information is being kept. There's no operating system to culture system record. And that's how Airspeed was born. Okay, so I'm going to ask you about Airspeed because I'm really curious about this concept of the culture operating system, so to say. But before we go there, I want to just ask you about, so you had this company flipped up, and then you sold it to LinkedIn, and then you became, you ran the Sales Navigator. What formerly was your business, LinkedOut, or that's a different? No, so Sales Navigator, at the time I joined LinkedIn, LinkedIn makes its money in multiple ways. So obviously advertising is a big piece of it, but recruiting up until recently, I think was the biggest, may still be the biggest division, multi-billion dollar part of LinkedIn's revenue, selling a version of LinkedIn called LinkedIn Recruiter. So Sales Navigator was a version of LinkedIn for salespeople to help them find leads and find accounts to go after. And the acquisition of Fliptop was helping them do integration with CRMs like Salesforce and syncing those systems in a better way. So we took it from when I was there, it was about $250 million division. It's now over a billion dollar business for LinkedIn. So it was a big growth curve over those four years. Yeah. No, sales navigators definitely. Sometimes I can't even make the difference. What's the difference between sales navigator and LinkedIn? They look the same thing and with an interface. And LinkedIn used to include some of the same functionalities that now sales navigator includes. So it's just confusing, but that's cool. So with the pandemic,

On this episode Eric is joined by Doug Camplejohn - CEO and Co-Founder of AirspeedDoug is a veteran in the Tech space -  starting his career in Apple, and moving up the ladder to becoming an executive at Salesforce and LinkedIn.Doug is also a serial entrepreneur, having founded 4!!! companies.3 of those companies - Mi5 Networks, Fliptop and Myplay - all ended up being acquired by enterprises.He's now on a mission to help employees feel more connected and celebrated, which in his own words he could do for hundreds of years.Doug shares a ton of valuable insights on scaling teams in both startups and enterprises, plus he dove into his leadership method, adaptation of new technology, and most importantly - building a culture that works.Highlights:00:00 Doug's origins working at Apple01:25 How Doug founded multiple startups and landed successful exits04:00 The Highs and Lows of Remote Work07:40 How Much Time is Invested in Culture in a Remote Workspace09:49 Building Culture Databases13:06 Airspeed's Client Success Stories15:45 The Value of 5 Minute Fun Time in Corporate Meetings17:23 Doug Getting the Band Together for Airspeed19:47 Doug's Leadership Philosophy 25:28 Doug's Approach to Hiring Marketers26:09 Key Mistakes When Hiring Key Employees28:39 Coffee Talk Announcement30:20 From Colleagues to Friends34:52 The Importance of Feedback from Interviewees 36:39 Doug's Ideas of Fostering a Great Culture46:48 Roadmap Clarity When Building ProductsDoug has prepared a special offer for all of our listeners, check out Airspeed - https://www.getairspeed.com/podcasts/chaos-to-clarity/?utm_source=chaostoclarity&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=ctc_podcast_may23Don't forget to subscribe to the Chaos to Clarity Podcast for more invaluable episodes to help you grow your business and stay ahead of the curve!To reach out to Eric, visit FullCycleProduct.com

How do you take a startup, or really any game-changing idea, from conception to launch and success in the new native digital world? And how do we connect and celebrate with our colleagues in this new native digital world? Our guest Doug Camplejohn, has given a lot of thought to both of those questions. Doug Camplejohn is the founder and CEO of Airspeed. And it has been remarkable to see how Doug and his team has stayed true to a true north vision to solving a problem that matters, but at the same time be super flexible in both thinking, product development, and marketing, Pay special attention to Doug's wisdom about why the questions, “are you having fun?” and “do you care if you get fired?” are such powerful questions, and how they can affect a person's decision-making. You're listening to Christopher Lochhead: Follow Your Different. We are the real dialogue podcast for people with a different mind. So get your mind in a different place, and hey ho, let's go. Doug Camplejohn on how to create a Startup The conversation starts with Doug explaining his approach to creating a startup. Doug explains that entrepreneurs are constantly looking for patterns and problems to solve, and he keeps a "suck list" of bad things and ideas that stick with him. He believes in being firm on the vision but loose on the details, and that good ideas don't die but instead become something he can devote the next decade of his life to pursuing. Doug further explains that he and his team at Airspeed started with a clear goal in mind: to make employees feel more connected and celebrated, even if the details of how they got there changed along the way. The Trap of following the “Perfect Plan” The importance of having a clear problem direction rather than being solely focused on a product vision is further addressed by Christopher and Doug. They discuss how some entrepreneurs can become obsessed with a particular product idea and then struggle to pivot when it fails. Doug also believes in solving a problem that is personally meaningful and resonates with others, rather than chasing after the latest hot technology. He believes that if the problem statement is genuine and resonates with people, the solution and approach to solving it can be flexible and evolve over time. Product Direction vs Problem Direction They then talk about the importance of having a problem direction rather than a product direction. They talk about how many entrepreneurs become obsessed with a product vision and then realize they need to pivot one day. Because there are other factors to consider, from the top to the bottom of the organization. Finding a problem that is personally meaningful to the entrepreneur and resonates with others, according to Doug, is critical. They also discuss the difficulty of changing product direction and how it affects morale. Doug believes that taking a balanced approach, planning ahead of time and breaking it down into smaller chunks, can help with flexibility and adaptation while still maintaining a clear vision. To hear more from Doug Camplejohn and how one could create a legendary startup from the ground up, download and listen to this episode. Bio Doug Camplejohn is an experienced entrepreneur and business leader based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is best known as the founder and CEO of Airspeed, a startup that helps companies connect and celebrate their employees. Prior to founding Airspeed, Camplejohn held various leadership roles at several well-known technology companies, including LinkedIn, where he served as Vice President of Product Management for Sales Solutions. During his time at LinkedIn, Camplejohn helped grow the company's sales product suite from zero to over $1 billion in revenue. Before LinkedIn, Camplejohn was the CEO of Fliptop, a predictive analytics company that was later acquired by LinkedIn. He has also served as the CEO of Myplay, a digital music service that was acquired by Bertelsmann,

Rapper, musician, and all-around badass BATAS joins Chino this week! He talks about how he started in rap and how he got involved with FlipTop. They also dive deep into FlipTop battle strategy, how the league has evolved, and his advice for new rappers who want to give it a shot. He also talks about getting into other genres of music, why he loves art, and the parallels of stand-up and the rap game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sorry, no drag queens in this episode, but we do explore the Manila episode of Midnight Asia. We also duke it out with our own FlipTop battles and we reminisce about our memorable nightlife adventures, like Chico in Malate, and Gino in…Nectar? This episode is sponsored by Puritan's Pride. Get a special limited offer from Puritan's Pride from Shopee! All you need to do is use the voucher code “PURIOFUN” to get 20% off with a minimum spend of only ₱1,156. Redeem it now cause promo only runs until February 11!There will also be three 3 lucky winners who will receive a FREE Immunity Pack, so check our social media pages for the giveaway details. Shopee Link: https://shopee.ph/product/22586668/9740628974?smtt=9&utm_campaign=p22586668_ss_ph_othr_pppodcast&utm_content=pppodcastonlyfun&utm_medium=seller&utm_source=spotify

We're here with Alaric Riam Yuson a.k.a ANYGMA to talk about how Fliptop became the biggest rap battle league in the WORLD. FlipTop Rap Battle League is the first and largest running professional rap battle conference in the Philippines founded by Anygma in 2010. In this special #DeepPockets episode, boss Anygma will take us through his Fliptop journey, how he got into hiphop and rap, the business side of it, event management, money in this industry, and more. Let's learn from one of the legendary ANYGMA

#youtuberboxing #makagagowazzupman #youtubeboxing #sabonginternational #coachfrancosays #viralvideo #kikomatos #damsaabrenica In this video, Kiko Matos talks about his viral video boxing match with Fliptop rapper Damsa Abrenica on Combat Sports Weekly. Kiko Matos and Damsa Abrenica fought at the Battle of YouTubers organized by fellow YouTuber Makagago with Sabong International. The boxing match went for three rounds in which Damsa was declared the unanimous winner. Things went a little out of hand when a clearly frustrated Kiko Matos disagreed with the decision resulting in a post-fight scuffle involving himself and Makagago. Kiko Matos ended up taking down the famous YouTuber before they were separated by officials in the ring. Here, he tells us what happened exactly and his thoughts afterward. He also tells us who he wants to fight next. Suppose this is your first time here. WELCOME to my channel! I am Coach Franco Rulloda, and I am the host of the Coach Franco Says Podcast and Combat Sports Weekly. This was an event I covered with Sabong International as we delivered action-packed boxing matches in the comfort of your devices. You can also help us make more episodes via these channels and we'll mention you as a contributor https://paypal.me/francorulloda?locale.x=en_US GCASH: 09060990630 Get your YouTube noticed and get views right away with this tool: https://www.tubebuddy.com/coachfrancosays Come with me in this wild, crazy, fun world of martial arts, food, and travel. Tag along with me here: DO NOT CLICK THIS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl3khJd-upkPg9Uevi_EY0g?sub_confirmation=1 INSTEAD, CLICK THESE Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachfrancorulloda/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/francorulloda/?hl=en Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@francorulloda?lang=en --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachfrancosays/support

Kwento ng dalawang 'di-malilimutang araw sa #TheFlipTopFestival last February 2020. Unang online article/essay na nasulat ko at una ring story in Filipino ng ANCx. Ihanda na ang makapal na t-shirt, lawlaw na pantalon, sneakers, hoodie at cap-- samahan niyo akong balikan ang makasaysayang event na ito ng Filipino hiphop. #TheLinyaLinyaShow  #PoweredByGlobeStudios  thelinyalinyashow@gmail.com  http://twitter.com/@linyalinya  http://instagram.com/@thelinyalinyashow

HIPHOP, mag-ingay o! Masasabi nating nasa all-time high ang hiphop sa Pilipinas ngayon. Malaki at malawak na ang naging ebolusyon at kontribusyon nito sa kultura simula nang ma-introduce sa Pilipinas noong 80's. Ngayon, putok at patok ang hiphop, mula underground hanggang mainstream, at masasabi nating isa sa mga pangunahing tulak ng movement na ito ay ang FlipTop Battle League. Sa episode na 'to, makakasama at makakakwentuhan natin ang founder, host, at president ng FlipTop-- si Alaric Yuson, na mas kilala bilang Anygma. Ano nga ba ang kultura ng hiphop sa Pilipinas noon at ngayon, at saan ito papunta? Makinig at matuto. Listen up, yo! Share your thoughts on IG @thelinyalinyashow or join us in our exclusive FB group!

Tunog KoolPals kasama ang isang rapper at battle emcee na si Basilyo. Isang masayang usapan tungkol sa larangan ng rap battle at FlipTop sa Pilipinas, ang Top 5 Battle Emcee ni Basilyo at isang malupit na rap song laban sa COVID.

THROWBACK Interview with Ice Rocks back in 2011 when he wasn't Saint Ice Rocks or a pro wrestler Mayhem Brannigan of "Philippine Wrestling Revolution - PWR." He used to be a battle rapper back then competing in English and Tagalog conference on Fliptop battle league which he also produced his own music together with Oj River when they were still starting. The two were already big in the Filipino underground scene where they both found success on what they love and passionate about. Ice Rocks announced his EP, gave an insight of being a rap artist in the Philippines, featured tracks from Miggy Smalls who soon became Oj River, he also mentioned about studying but not doing good in school while rapping and a lot more.Music: Miggy Smalls (Oj River) and IcerocksThis "Skate Talk" podcast contains some foul language like the F-word and the S-bomb (PARENTAL GUIDANCE IS ADVISED)Follow & Like ShredER on Instagram and FacebookOfficial Website: https://www.shredeverythingradio.com/

Weezer, Chopper One, 22 Jacks, Fliptop...this guy doesn't even realize what a legend he's got in him. (And we love him all the more for that.) Join us for a heartfelt and down to Earth chat with this warm, intelligent, and truly talented guy. So lucky to have him! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undetermined-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undetermined-podcast/support

After a successful career in various revenue generating roles in the Silicon Valley and having 4 successful exits (Data.com, Successfactors, E2open, Yammer), Seibo Shen founded Vapexhale in 2010 and has served as CEO since the company's inception. An active leader in the vaporizer community, Seibo works closely with VapeXhale's product team to shape the technology behind the company's products. The approach behind VapeXhale's flagship product “The Cloud” was Seibo's original concept, a technology that won five best product awards its first year on the market.  Seibo received a Bachelor of Science in Ethnic Studies from University of California, Los Angeles. Prior to VapeXhale, Seibo worked as integral part of the sales team at four successful companies in the Silicon Valley, including Jigsaw, Successfactors, E2open, Yammer, and Fliptop. Seibo spent the early part of his career as a stuntman and background dancer for various artists, such as Bone Thugs N Harmony, Mortal Kombat, Bush and The Grinch. Watch the full episode here: https://projectegg.co/seibo-shen About The Project EGG Show: The Project EGG Show is a video talk show that introduces you to entrepreneurs from around the world. It is broadcast from studios in Metairie, Louisiana to online platforms including YouTube, iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and Stitcher, and hosted by Ben Gothard. Our goal is to give you a fresh, unscripted and unedited look into the lives of real entrepreneurs from around the globe. From billionaires to New York Times best selling authors to Emmy Award winners to Forbes 30 Under 30 recipients to TEDx speakers – we present their real stories – uncensored and uncut. Subscribe To The Show: https://projectegg.co/podcast/ Get Access To: 1. Resources: https://projectegg.co/resources/ 2. Financing Solutions: https://projectegg.co/epoch/ 3. Payment Solutions: https://projectegg.co/sempr/ 4. Services: https://projectegg.co/resources#services 5. Courses: https://projectegg.co/resources#courses 6. Software: https://projectegg.co/resources#software 7. Book: https://projectegg.co/resources#books --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectegg/support

Following a night's rest at The Rowdy Room, the party discover that Paarthurnax has had to leave during the night to investigate a great sickness that has overcome his village. The 3 remaining adventurers (Tralen, Kim, Jatic) head for the Dolor Forest to find the last 3 tiles.   Join Phil the DM as he guides our intrepid party (a grumpy Dwarf Fighter, a snooty Elf Wizard, a hapless Halfling Rogue and a Dragonborn Paladin who is MIA) as they attempt to enter The Master's Vault.   Please note: there were some sound issues with Phil's mic during this recording. Apologies for that, but it shouldn't detract too much from your enjoyment!!

Pagkatapos basahin ni Victor ang isa sa mga naisulat niyang tula, napadpad ang usapan nina Vic and Ali sa Wikang Filipino. Totoo: Lahat tayo, Filipino, pero bakit nga ba may ilan pa rin sa atin ang tila ikinahihiya ang pagsasalita ng sarili nating wika? Usapang tula, Balagtasan, Fliptop, at iba pa. Oo, seryoso rin kami minsan. At meron kaming isang salita. TARA! Makinig at makisali na sa usapan-- i-tweet kami sa @linyalinya gamit ang hashtag #TheLinyaLinyaShow

Sa huling episode kasama sina Frooz N Elbiz, Panoorin kung ano ang mensahe ni Frooz N Elbiz para sa mga sikat na artistang sila Vice Ganda, Vhong Navarro atbp.

Ano ba ang storya sa likod ng Fliptop? Paano nag simula ang battle rap duo na FroozN Elbiz? At nagbalik na ang lalaking mahilig sa maruruming babae. Yan at marami pang iba sa latest episode ng Machong Chismisan.

Paano ang buhay ng isang battle rapper? Ano ang nangyayari sa loob ng rap industry? Tuloy ang kuwentuhan kasama si Frooz N Elbiz

Chris Mann. He has over 25 years of experience in product management and strategy. In 2010, he joined Bizo and created a marketing automation system for B2B paid advertising and led the company through its $175M acquisition by LinkedIn. He was also involved in LinkedIn’s advertising business. Prior to Bizo, Chris held product leadership role in IBM and Coremetrics. Today, he is the CEO leading Brightfunnel. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – Hard Thing About Hard Things and High Output Management What CEO do you follow? – Russ Glass Favorite online tool? — LinkedIn How many hours of sleep do you get?— 7 If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – “Come from the heart”   Time Stamped Show Notes: 02:00 – Nathan introduces Chris to the show 02:53 – Chris was the head of product at Bizo when they were just starting with 15 people 03:31 – Chris began advising for Brightfunnel when there were only 18 people in the company 03:41 – He was still at LinkedIn at the time and the previous CEO told Chris to join them 03:58 – Chris joined as head of product and the transition was planned for him to take the CEO seat 04:06 – Chris took the CEO seat in April 04:30 – Chris had to stay with LinkedIn after the acquisition 04:55 – Chris thinks LinkedIn won’t have a mature and dominant advertising platform from a scale standpoint 05:22 – “The scale would never get to Facebook” 06:20 – Chris has been in the advertising game for 8 years 06:35 – Back at Bizo, Chris built something like Brightfunnel 06:49 – When Bizo came to LinkedIn, they acquired Fliptop 07:18 – LinkedIn isn’t the company you should go to when you want to improve your advertising 07:39 – Chris solved the problem and he knows B2B marketing well 08:24 – Chris talks about the transition 08:46 – The transition has been smooth 08:53 – Chris has built great credibility and relationships within the company 09:13 – The company just had a record quarter where new ARR was three times more than last year 10:33 – In B2B marketing today, there isn’t a measurement platform that can see every single marketing activity 10:49 – Brightfunnel puts the data together in a way that it is understandable for the marketers to optimize 11:55 – Brightfunnel is SaaS-based with an annual subscription 12:08 – ASP last quarter was $93K which is great for a cloud company 12:35 – 150 marketers have touched Brightfunnel 13:33 – Brightfunnel doesn’t take any deal less than $30K 13:44 – Average ARR per customer is around $50K 13:53 – Team size is 45, 1/3 engineers with 8 in marketing and 6 in sales 15:00 – When Brightfunnel was at a Marketo’s conference, the head of marketing brought in puppies 15:30 – There were a lot of people who came to their booth 15:57 – Cost per lead has been around $59 across all programs 16:10 – Conversion is 30% of their pipeline 17:38 – For $1M a quarter for a new ARR, Chris wants to have 5M pipeline 18:00 – Team is based in San Francisco with 2 remote 18:24 – Brightfunnel just crossed the 70-customer mark 19:09 – Average ARR 19:50 – Logo churn is around 10% annual 20:20 – RPU expansion is around 20-25% 21:41 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: The transition from one company to another is always a learning experience. LinkedIn won’t have a mature and dominant advertising platform. Marketers need a platform like Brightfunnel that will help them become more effective with their campaigns.   Resources Mentioned: Simplero – The easiest way to launch your own membership course like the big influencers do but at 1/10th the cost. The Top Inbox – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences GetLatka - Database of all B2B SaaS companies who have been on my show including their revenue, CAC, churn, ARPU and more Klipfolio – Track your business performance across all departments for FREE Hotjar – Nathan uses Hotjar to track what you’re doing on this site. He gets a video of each user visit like where they clicked and scrolled to make the site a better experience Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Host Gator– The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible Audible– Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

One of the OGs of modern Filipino hip-hop, Anygma, joins the podcast with Mara Aquino — giving advices to callers with bullying, and death issues. Anygma also speaks out his personal reaction, and the league’s standpoint on the alleged sexual assault of one of the FlipTop rappers, Badang. One caller seeks help about dealing with the death … Continue reading GTWM S05E099- Anygma on the Roots of Philippine’s Premiere Rap Battle League

One of the OGs of modern Filipino hip-hop, Anygma, joins the podcast with Mara Aquino — giving advices to callers with bullying, and death issues. Anygma also speaks out his personal reaction, and the league’s standpoint on the alleged sexual assault of one of the FlipTop rappers, Badang. One caller seeks help about dealing with the death … Continue reading GTWM S05E099- Anygma on the Roots of Philippine’s Premiere Rap Battle League

Hey Kids! Comics! Horror comics, we're spoilt for choice these days, and we love it! Sue looks at 6 titles from different publishers that span the genre. From psychological thrillers to romance, to hell on earth, there's something for everyone. So with sage (or is that garlic) advice from Grandpa, climb aboard the Love Boat, watch out for some bad cockney impersonations and maybe burn a church or two (please don't) as we traverse the heady world of frightful fiction. It's enough to make you gnaw your fingernails with excitement! * We'll also be playing a couple of tracks from the awesome Heavy Rockers Fliptop Box. * Please note: Bad habits may induce serial killing side effects. For more information, please consult the episode.

New LinkedIn Acquisition. Fliptop, the lead scoring business announces LinkedIn takeover LinkedIn launch a new app called Lookup Foreign spies use LinkedIn to recruit civil servants Ex Tesla engineer joins Apple - How LinkedIn profiles are making corporate secrets harder to keep! Slideshape changes it's name to 'LinkedIn Slideshare' and announces an interesting new feature called clipping. It would be great if they brought this technology to LinkedIn. LinkedIn share price hit by worldwide stock market crash but hasn't recovered as well as others. Users are reporting a change to their LinkedIn inbox. The invitations and archive folders have gone now but you can still see your invitations, they are just in a different section.CommentaryIn this interview with Forbes magazine Jeff Weiner (LinkedIn CEO) reveals that they are currently testing a new messaging feature for LinkedIn. This is great news and not before its time. What do you think it will be like? Will it be on the desktop app or mobile or both?I can't wait to see what it will be like and think it could be a game changer for LinkedIn. New features are always rolled out gradually so if you get it before me then please let me know and send me some screenshots to mark@mrlinkedin.co.uk I need to warn you about a product called 'Advanced Social Messenger'. Do not use this product on LinkedIn or you might be the next recipient of a message like this!Finally this will be the last episode for a couple of weeks. I'm going for a much needed break in the sun when I intend to do very little except relax, eat and drink!

Steve and guest Cathy Boudreau of Harvest Solutions discuss HubSpot's Inbound 2014 conference as well as the similarities & differences between Pardot and HubSpot. Steve also talks about the Marketo road show and what he learned about lead enrichment and predictive lead scoring.