Podcasts about futurescape

Last week, digital advertising trade body IAB UK unveiled new research forecasting a matured digital market, a fast-growing video and retail media market, and strong potential for gaming.It also found, based on interviews with 40 industry leaders, that the marketing funnel as we have known it may well not survive a digital future in which more media channels become shoppable and generative AI proliferates, changing how consumers seek information about products and services.In a companion op-ed to the report, James Chandler, IAB UK's chief strategy officer, argued that not only is the future funnel-less, but that all media will soon become retail media.Chandler joined host Jack Benjamin to elaborate on his argument and discuss how advertisers should adjust their media strategies as the consumer journey gets truncated by shoppable advertising in AV formats."Immediacy is going to be the biggest thing," said Chandler. "With the advent of AI and the sophistication around digital, you can go from awareness all the way through to buying something and becoming a customer in the space of seconds."Highlights:1:11: Takeaways from the IAB's Futurescape research6:34: Should agencies move away from a channel-led approach to planning?11:33: The opportunity in shoppable formats17:32: How AI is changing consumption habits and what it means for advertisers24:31: Is there a new heuristic that can replace the funnel?Related articles:The future is funnel-less — adapt your ad strategies accordingly100 years of doing it wrong — and how to do it right‘Full funnel measurement must accelerate' — media priorities for Arla Foods' Rob Edwards4 principles to create an effective full-funnel measurement strategy---Visit The Media Leader for the most authoritative news analysis and comment on what's happening in commercial media. LinkedIn: The Media LeaderYouTube: The Media Leader

In this episode, James Chandler, IAB UK's Chief Strategy Officer, is joined by Kristie Naha-Biswas, Head of Insight at IAB UK, for an exclusive deep dive into Futurescape - a major new project from the IAB that explores the attitudes, innovations and media shifts that will shape the ad industry in the lead up to 2030 and beyond.After a year of extensive research and collaboration with over 40 industry leaders, Futurescape uncovers groundbreaking insights into the shifts that will reshape the media landscape. From AI's role in brand discovery to the crumbling of traditional media funnels, James and Kristie explore key findings and predictions for the next decade, including the rise of video display, digital retail media and the impact of Gen AI platforms on ad spend.Explore Futurescape in full here: https://www.iabuk.com/futurescape Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Angelique Robb graduated from Louisiana State University in Petroleum Engineering, working in the oil industry for many years in the USA and the UK.   In 2008, she qualified as a landscape designer and launched a design and build company, Papillon Designs and Landscaping Ltd in Scotland, UK. Since then she has built up the company into a national award-winning practice. She is passionate about the industry and helping it 'raise the bar.' In 2021, living in the USA again, she launched a media company to educate and inspire landscape professionals in the design + build + maintain disciplines in the southeast region under the name Pro Landscaper for the publication and FutureScape for the event - these were subsequently re-branded to SYNKD in 2022.  In 2022, SYNKD expanded to 26 states and has grown the in-person event, SYNKD Live, by 100% since its launch in 2023.  By highlighting the companies and leaders in our industry, SYNKD shows the way to those leaders looking to run their business better and increase the quality of their production. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/plantatrilliontrees/support

FUTURESCAPEでは番宣も裏の中で録っちゃいます！/人がツボに入るということはこのこと…是非お聴きください！

The Futurescape: a place where reality is challenged everyday by the evolution of AI, where the devices we use to measure our sense of wellness might negatively affect our health if we don't unplug every once in a while, and where our relationship with the very notion of change is constantly changing. Of course, it's also the subject of frog's latest report 'Futurescape: Trajectories for Tomorrow.' To dive in deeper to the report, we're joined by Gagandeep Gadri, Managing Director, frog, Part of Capgemini Invent.Brought to you by frog, a global creative consultancy. frog is part of Capgemini Invent. (https://www.frog.co) Download the new frog report 'Futurescape: Trajectories for Tomorrow' (http://bit.ly/49JRYSB) Find episode transcripts and more from our conversation (https://www.frog.co/designmind/design-mind-frogcast-ep-45-futurescape-trajectories-for-tomorrow) Learn more about the 'Eco-Digital Era (TM)' from Capgemini (https://www.capgemini.com/insights/research-library/the-new-digital-economy-research/) Host/Writer: Elizabeth Wood, Editorial Director, frog Research & Story Support: Camilla Brown, Senior Copyeditor, frog Audio Production: Richard Canham, Lizard Media (https://www.lizardmedia.co.uk)

Jean Eddy, President and CEO of American Student Assistance (ASA) joins host Mike Palmer in a conversation about empowering students through career exploration beginning in middle school. Jean highlights the ideas touched on in her new book, Crisis-Proofing Today's Learners: Reimagining Career Education to Prepare Kids for Tomorrow's World. We learn Jean's professional origin story, having spent most of her career in higher education supporting young people, starting in financial aid and working her way up to chief operating officer at a university before joining ASA. From there, we hear how ASA has pivoted its mission to get ahead of student debt issues by working with younger students (middle schoolers) on career exploration. Research has shown middle school is the best time to help students discover their interests and talents, then explore related careers and college options before the higher-pressure scenarios of high school. ASA uses digital platforms like its Futurescape and TikTok to engage millions of students each year in fun, relevant career-based learning.   Jean advocates starting career conversations early, arming students with adaptable skills like communication and problem-solving, and exposing them to diverse, non-traditional pathways beyond the “college for all” mindset. With the right preparation and support, more students can find fulfilling futures that align with the evolving needs of our economy and society. Jean brings an empathetic, human-centered approach to empowering today's learners while challenging education to reimagine how it prepares students for tomorrow's world. Subscribe to Trending in Ed wherever you get your podcasts. Visit us at TrendinginEd.com for more.

As broadcast October 6, 2023 with plenty of gregarious laughs along the way.  Tonight we welcomed two great Europe-based artists to the show as our Busking World Cup celebration continues into day three.  First up, we welcomed Dutch-Indonesian Dublin-based artist Jacob Koopman, who is the only artist in the world who has featured in both editions of Gwangju's famed celebration of street players everywhere.  Jacob talked about his transition from being a drummer to guitarist, showed a bit of his metal side, and talked some of the music that has inspired his own sound since moving into the multi-instrumentalist realm.  For the second hour, we welcomed a trio of internationalist legends in Diogo Picao, Olmo Marin, and Juninho Ibituruna to the studio for a lot of laughs and an exploration of their friends doing amazing things back home in Lisbon, and the absolutely unbelievable local legend that Juninho is in the Portuguese capital.#feelthegravityBusking World Cup 2023 Special #32023.10.06Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 with Jacob Koopman (00:00)Jacob Koopman feat Neolithic – Tell meJakub Zytecki – Light a Fire (Fight a Liar)brakence – rosier/punk2Sueco – LoserSaibh Skelly feat Jacob Koopman – Is Your Bedroom Ceiling BoredDaisy Chute – London's On Fire Part 2 (31:46)Jacob Koopman – Weight of the WavePolyphia – Playing GodPolyphia feat Sophia Black – ABCDiogo Picão – Ais ou Menos Josiah & The Bonnevilles – Chronically Cautious (Country vers)Futurescape feat Dani Barilli – wake me up Part 3 with Diogo Picão (62:31)Diogo Picão - Palavras CarasSambacalao - Deu à CostaOrquestra Latinidade – CajóCristina Clara - Lua Nicolás Farruggia - Olho d'águaLuca Argel -  Gentrificasamba Part 4 (1:40:03)Diogo Picão - Credo João Pires – CAÊDandara - Para um amor em ParisNancy Vieira - Peca sem dorJhon Douglas – NeuzianaTcheka - Storia Estrada

Introduction: David Hundley is a Machine Learning Engineer who has been deeply involved with experimenting with Large Language Models (LLMs). Follow along on his twitter Key Insights & Discussions: Discoveries with LLMs: David recently explored a unique function of LLMs that acted as a 'dummy agent'. This function would prompt the LLM to search the internet for a current movie, bypassing its training limitations. David attempted to utilize this function to generate trivia questions, envisaging a trivia game powered by the LLM. However, he faced challenges in getting the agent to converge on the desired output. Parsing the LLM's responses into a structured output proved especially difficult. Autonomous Agents & AGI: David believes that AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) essentially comprises autonomous agents. The prospect of these agents executing commands directly on one's computer can be unnerving. However, when LLMs run code, they operate within a contained environment, ensuring safety. Perceptions of AI: There's a constant cycle of learning and revisiting motivations and goals in the realm of AI. David warns against anthropomorphizing LLMs, as they don't possess human motivations. He stresses that the math underpinning AI doesn't align with human emotions or motivations. Emergent Behavior & Consciousness: David postulates that everything in the universe sums up to a collective result. There's debate over whether living organisms possess true consciousness, and what it means for AGI. The concept of AGI emulating human intelligence is complex. The human psyche is shaped by countless historical experiences and stimuli. So, if AGI were to truly replicate human thought, it would require vast amounts of multimodal input. A challenging question raised is how one tests for consciousness in AGI. David believes that as we continue to push technological boundaries, our definition of consciousness will keep shifting. Rights & Ethics of AI: With advancing AI capabilities, the debate around the rights of AI entities intensifies. David also touches upon the topic of transhumanism, discussing the trajectory of the universe and the evolution of humans. He contemplates the potential paths of evolution, like physically merging with technology or digitizing our consciousness. AI's Impact on Coding & Jobs: David reflects on the early days of AI in coding. He acknowledges the transformative potential of AI in the field but remains unworried about AI taking over his job. Instead, he focuses on how AI can aid in problem-solving. He describes LLMs as "naive geniuses" - incredibly capable, yet still requiring guidance. Open Source & OpenAI: David discusses the concept of open source, emphasizing the transparency it offers in understanding the data and architecture behind AI models. He acknowledges OpenAI's significant role in the AI landscape and predicts that plugins like ChatGPT will bridge the gap to further automation. Math's Role in AI: The conversation delves into the importance of math in AI, with David detailing concepts like gradient descent and its role in building neural networks. David also touches on the evolution of AI models, comparing the capabilities of models with 70 billion parameters to those with 7 billion. He predicts that models with even more parameters, perhaps in the trillions, will emerge, further emulating human intelligence. Future Prospects & Speculations: David muses on the future trajectory of LLMs, drawing parallels with the evolution of AlphaGo to AlphaZero. The episode concludes with philosophical musings on the nature of consciousness and its implications on world religions.

In this episode, I attempt to sum up the relevance of Nietzsche's political insights to the modern day, insofar as his challenge to our values becomes an entrypoint for us to begin the work of revaluating our values. In this piece, I argue that Nietzsche's goal for his readership is for them to find freedom in the unity of their beliefs and actions, and acceptance of humanity and the natural world for what they are rather than what we'd like them to be. Nietzsche invites us to a trusting acceptance of all that is necessary in the world, such that we may not live with the burden of having to morally condemn mankind, nor the human condition. He stands forever with the realism of Thucydides against Plato. Whether accept Nietzsche's prescriptive statements or not is irrelevant to whether we have taken seriously his contentions in the realm of values, and whether we can discover any motivating principles for humanity outside of the will to power. Nietzsche's challenge to us spurs us to consider what consequences such a shift in values might entail. At the end, we return to some of the concepts from the very beginning of the podcast, and examine how Nietzsche's view of politics and history is another manifestation of this same 'world acceptance' (or, 'amor fati') that is demanded by the abolition of the true world. Or, how Nietzsche characterizes his free spirits as 'tempters and attempters', those who experiment with the strange, wicked, and questionable questions. This is the path he lays out for the philosophers of the future, and as we are now in the time when the crisis of nihilism seems to be coming to a head, I assert that we ourselves are the philosophers he was speaking to. However you answer these questions of value, Nietzsche demands that we follow our own path, and adopt only those truths to which we have a right. The philosophers of the future will therefore be accustomed to solitude, and to a sense of distance from his fellow men. We are the types who enjoy "wandering in forbidden country", which is the way Nietzsche defines his understanding of philosophy in Ecce Homo. Every philosopher who takes it on themselves to be a creator and self-legislator is already their own revaluation of values. The time is noon. Thank you to everyone for supporting the podcast! Here's to a wonderful season three! A very special thank you to all of my patrons. I wish to express the deepest love and gratitude to you, and my delight that so many have connected in such a deep way with the podcast. I can't wait to explore so many fascinating topics in the future with all of you! Episode art - A Futurescape by Robert McCall (1981)

The TV landscape is changing at a fast and furious pace. The volume isn't slowing down, the definition of “what is TV” has grown more complicated, and the places to watch are only growing. Join the executives behind Euphoria, Yellowjackets, Cruel Summer, Westworld, and more as they discuss what the future of the industry holds in terms of business models, content, timing, costs, and beyond.This panel was originally recorded at ATX TV Festival Season 11 (June 2-5, 2022) in Austin, TX.PANELISTS:Kara Buckley (VP Original Programming, Drama Series, HBO)Jacqueline Sacerio (EVP Scripted Programming, eOne)Jessie Dicovitsky (SVP Original Programming, Showtime Networks)Athena Wickham (Head of TV, Kilter Films)Dan Shorr (Head of Scripted, Rooster Teeth Productions)Daniel Fienberg (Moderator, The Hollywood Reporter)SUBSCRIBE to youtube.com/ATXTV for more panels, conversations & events with your favorite TV creatives and casts. Watch this panel HERE. FOLLOW ATX TV:Twitter: twitter.com/ATXFestivalFacebook: facebook.com/ATXFestivalInstagram: instagram.com/atxfestival/TikTok: tiktok.com/@atxtvLearn more year round ATX TV programming & events: https://atxtv.co/Buy your badge for ATX TV Festival Season 12 (June 1-4, 2023): https://atxfestival.comBecome an ATX TV Member: https://atxtv.co/membership

今週は、栃木県鹿沼市から「FUTURESCAPE in かぬま」と題しまして公開生放送を開催しました！そのかぬまの会場から収録。お越しいただいた皆様ありがとうございました！See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we're taking a trip to a place we're calling the ‘Futurescape': a place built on decentralized connections and thriving micro-communities, where culture is no longer bound by geographic regions and sustainable behaviors are simply an intuitive, convenient way of life. It's also the subject of a new frog report examining evolving consumer behaviors and future business opportunities. To guide us across the Futurescape and to unpack the many forces at work shaping it today, we're joined by Liron Reznik, Executive Strategy Director, Head of Brand Strategy and Consumer Strategy, in New York. Liron worked with a team of frogs to take a look at what's ahead for people, business and the planet, and along the way uncovered six major pillars and 12 macro-trends that are changing the landscape of tomorrow.Brought to you by frog, a global creative consultancy. frog is part of Capgemini Invent. (https://www.frog.co)Find episode transcripts and relevant info (https://fro.gd/3LO6TAQ)Download the new frog Futurescape report: (https://fro.gd/3Rhr77a)Research: Camilla Brown, Senior Copyeditor, frogAudio Production: Richard Canham, Lizard Media (https://www.lizardmedia.co.uk/)

今週は代打DJをしてくださったワタナベアニさんと引き続き！FUTURESCAPEは出演者によって結構番組の雰囲気変わりますよね。今回はいかがでしょうか…？？ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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裏FUTURESCAPEの第一回を聞いてみて…若い？！ 小山薫堂のこだわり、多空星乃さんのコーナー案も引き続き。

祝！裏FUTURESCAPE配信800回記念SP！ N35運転手オリpresents「オリの彼女当てクイズ！」

In this episode, Nathan and Jack Uldrich discuss: How to be a futurist? The challenge of unlearning Trends to keep an eye on Importance of being aware of risks   Key Takeaways: Anyone can be a futurist, different people can take different paths into becoming one as long as you are curious about the future, are concerned about the world making it to the best possible outcomes, and are committed enough to your ideas that you're willing to take action.  People can understand what is coming next, what they have a really hard time doing is letting go of what they have always known. Unlearning takes humility, curiosity and a willingness to not only ask questions but to get better at asking better questions.  Here are some trends to keep an eye on: cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, satellite technology, the internet of things, and 3D printing robotics. And one of the most fascinating thing about all this is that it's not going to be just one technology that transforms the world, it's going to be a convergence of multiple technologies.  We need to be more accountable and more responsible about the creation of technology. People need to ask more questions about possible negative implications of technology. It is only through this process of looking also at the dark-side of technologies can we ensure that we can create the best future possible.    "So many people are unafraid of uncertainty that fear locks them in and that keeps them from embracing the immense possibility of the future. " —  Jack Uldrich   About Jack Uldrich: He is a well-recognized global futurist, speaker, and author of eleven books, including award-winning best sellers. He is a frequent speaker on technology, change management and leadership and has addressed hundreds of corporations, associations and not-for-profit organizations on five continents. He regularly makes television appearances on the Science Channel's “FutureScape” program and the Discovery Channel show “Inside Out,” and is a frequent guest on major media outlets, including CNN, CNBC and National Public Radio. Jack is also an ongoing contributor on emerging technologies and future trends for a number of publications, including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Wired Magazine and BusinessWeek. Jack is a former naval intelligence officer and Defense Department official. He served as the director of the Minnesota Office of Strategic and Long-Range Planning under Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura. His most recent book is Foresight 20/20: A Futurist Explores the Trends Transforming Tomorrow and his forthcoming book is Business as Unusual: How to Future-Proof Yourself Against Tomorrow's Transformational Trends, Today.   Connect with Jack Uldrich:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/jumpthecurve  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jumpthecurve.net  Website: https://jackuldrich.com  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackuldrich  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ChiefUnlearner    Connect with Nathan Mersereau:  Phone: 248-645-1520 Website: www.dayinacanoe.com Email: nathan.mersereau@planningalt.com Twitter: @NathanMersereau LinkedIn: Nathan Mersereau Address: 36800 Woodward Avenue, Suite 200 Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304       Show notes by Podcastologist: Justine Talla   Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.    

今年最後の裏FUTURESCAPE。みなさんからのクリスマスプレゼントを開封！！ 残念ながら時間の都合で参加ならずの、やきそばかおるさんによるFUTURESCAPE総括の続きもご一緒にどうぞ！！

Piccadilly Circus is one of the best-known landmarks in London, but the site has undergone significant change in the past 100 years. How has this affected the lives and livelihoods of local people?  For this bonus episode of Undercurrents, the team explore the history of Piccadilly Circus with help from the Chatham House SNF CoLab. The CoLab is a project which aims to share our ideas in experimental, collaborative ways - and to learn how different audiences think we can design a better future. In 2020, the project launched Futurescape, an ambitious re-imagining of Piccadilly Circus in 100 year's time. Alongside the future-oriented research, CoLab partnered with the Museum of London's Listening to London project to explore Piccadilly Circus through the museum's Oral History collection. Through this project, the Museum is inviting teams of volunteer researchers to reinterpret the Museum's Oral History Collection – over 5,000 hours of recorded life-story interviews of Londoners. Listening to London is supported by the Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund, delivered by the Museums Association. In this episode you'll hear some fascinating clips from the Listening to London archive, introduced and discussed by some of the volunteers working on the Museum of London project. They include the experiences of Italian and Albanian immigrants, the changing face of business in the area, and how it became a site of struggle for the LGBTQ+ community. Thanks to Lorraine Ebdo-Price, Kristyna Racova and Keith Turpin for their contributions.  Find out more: Futurescape - Piccadilly Circus Listening to London Credits: Speakers: Lorraine Ebdo-Price, Kristyna Racova, Keith Turpin Host: Mariana Vieira Editor: Jamie Reed Sound Services Recorded and produced by Chatham House in partnership with the Museum of London

Piccadilly Circus is one of the best-known landmarks in London, but the site has undergone significant change in the past 100 years. How has this affected the lives and livelihoods of local people?  For this bonus episode of Undercurrents, the team explore the history of Piccadilly Circus with help from the Chatham House SNF CoLab. The CoLab is a project which aims to share our ideas in experimental, collaborative ways - and to learn how different audiences think we can design a better future. In 2020, the project launched Futurescape, an ambitious re-imagining of Piccadilly Circus in 100 year's time. Alongside the future-oriented research, CoLab partnered with the Museum of London's Listening to London project to explore Piccadilly Circus through the museum's Oral History collection. Through this project, the Museum is inviting teams of volunteer researchers to reinterpret the Museum's Oral History Collection – over 5,000 hours of recorded life-story interviews of Londoners. Listening to London is supported by the Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund, delivered by the Museums Association. In this episode you'll hear some fascinating clips from the Listening to London archive, introduced and discussed by some of the volunteers working on the Museum of London project. They include the experiences of Italian and Albanian immigrants, the changing face of business in the area, and how it became a site of struggle for the LGBTQ+ community. Thanks to Lorraine Ebdo-Price, Kristyna Racova and Keith Turpin for their contributions.  Find out more: Futurescape - Piccadilly Circus Listening to London Credits: Speakers: Lorraine Ebdo-Price, Kristyna Racova, Keith Turpin Host: Mariana Vieira Editor: Jamie Reed Sound Services Recorded and produced by Chatham House in partnership with the Museum of London

脱・リモート裏FUTURESCAPE 薫堂さん、ArtistSporkenで何やら特番を企画中。 先週読めなかった分、今週はしっかり収録しました。

またまたリモート放送に逆戻り！ ですが！いち早くリモート放送を取り入れたFUTURESCAPEですのでご安心下さい！ 皿うどんの話しています。

今週は表に引き続きドミニク・チェンさんがご登場！ FUTURESCAPEは今日から教養番組に生まれ変わりました笑

Artistsporken、薫堂さんの車に同乗しているかのようと大変好評です。 裏FUTURESCAPEもプレミア化してみてもいいですか？笑

Life after high school seems so far away, but its fun to talk about! In this episode, we discuss what we want to do in life and all of our goals.

先週に引き続き話題はclubhouse。 良くも悪くもよく分からない！ しかし、裏リスナーの皆さんご安心ください。 裏FUTURESCAPEは不滅です！

今日はアンコール・裏FUTURESCAPEがあるよ！ 一度、エンディングになっても最後まで聴いてみて！ 素敵なお手紙をいただきました。

By Gary Beach, Publisher Emeritus, CIO Magazine. Columnist, WSJ and CIO Journal. Author, U.S. Technology Skills Gap. All is not well in the global talent arena. The digital “skills gap” that emerged last decade is widening into a chasm. According to International Data Corp’s FutureScape 2019 report, two million jobs in artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things, cybersecurity and blockchain will remain unfilled by 2023 due to a lack of human talent.

Syamant Sandhir is Director of learning and technology at Futurescape, based in Gurgaon, India. Futurescape is focused on helping companies meet Environmental, Social and Governance goals (ESG), with a focus on how issues such as sustainability affect the customer experience. In this episode we explore CX and sustainability. https://www.linkedin.com/in/syamant/ https://www.futurescape.in/

パンパカパーーーン！！ なんとFUTURESCAPE、放送700回に！くんくん一押し！のN35放送作家「おばた」先生をお呼びしました。が、大量のメールとくんどセレクションに、企画は来週も続行という形に。 P.S【オリの本棚】の反響がもの凄い！

我々は桜をあと何回見られるだろう…。一瞬の人生、限りある人生と考えた薫堂センセ、ついにFUTURESCAPEを月一放送に！？話はどんどんと怪しい方向に！！

Alex Lightman discusses Alien Influence on Art and Design, and the Drake Equation. See the alien influence at Art Basel 2018 in Miami, and hear Alex's estimation of intelligent civilizations from his calculation of the Drake Equation.Commentator of:FutureScape with James WoodsAlien Encounters 3Time Travelers, on The History ChannelWe invite you to subscribe and comment with any questions regarding alien influences on art, design, and the Drake Equation.#futurist #drakeequation #policyadvisorI invite you to start a dialogue with me regarding Alien Influences and the Drake Equation in the comments section. Let's talk about the future~

This week, the team heads out to visit Futurescape to look into the technology of Rasputin, known to some as Seraph technology. We examine some of the information also that has been presented to us in the new DLC about the Warmind itself - as well as chat about the underlying meaning of the term "Seraph" and what implications might be from that.   As usual, thank you again for giving our ramblings a listen! Please be sure to let us know how we're doing over on iTunes or through the below email.   Weekly Question for Next Episode (Extra Lore Summary: HALO) Do you consider Halsey, within the context of the HALO universe, to be a good person?   Discussion Timestamps 0:04:45 | Community Feedback 0:06:45 | Weekly Community Question 0:08:30 | Topic Intro 0:11:45 | Lost Lore: Etymology of "Seraphim" 0:25:15 | Seraphs in Destiny 0:41:30 | Information from Destiny 1 0:52:30 | Weapons of Rasputin 1:08:00 | Look at the Valkyrie 1:23:00 | Seraph Tech & Ascension 1:40:30 | Team Shoutouts & Final Thoughts   Contact Info Email: FocusedFireChat@gmail.com Twitter: @FocusedFireChat Facebook: /FocusedFireChat Instagram: @FocusedFireChat    Please be sure to also check out the other podcasts in the Guardian Radio Network!   Other Lore Resources Ishtar-Collective The Seraphim Archive r/DestinyLore r/TheCryptarchs   Show Sponsors & Affiliates Audible LootCrate (Offer Code BRIDGE10)

In December and January, IDC runs a series of webcasts known as the FutureScapes, in which our expert analysts give their top ten predictions for the coming year. In the second episode of this series, Duncan Brown sits down to talk about, of course, GDPR and it's potential impact on the world of security. The webcasts are also recorded so you can listen to them when is convenient for you. To register to Philip Carter's FutureScape webcast you can go here http://bit.ly/2zJmz6G For more information about the FutureScapes you can go here http://bit.ly/2xNMLJm

今回は短くぎゅっと凝縮してのウラをお届け。ついに本日設立しました「株式会社FUTURESCAPE」ですが、着々と体制が整っていっております・・

今週の裏も内容盛りだくさん！くんくんの鎖骨の痛みは・・？ そしてある方が飛び入り参加しFUTURESCAPEの会社設立についてリアルな話し合いが・・！？

もももしかしたら来週薫堂さん復帰！？うれしー！！これで女子（？）トークはおしまいなのね！！ちょっとだけ寂しいわっ！！

薫堂さんの居ぬ間に女子（部下）トーーーーーーーク！！！！！！！ぶっちゃけちゃいなよー！！くんくんのこと、どう思ってんの！？

はじめまして！入院FUTURESCAPEデス☆えっ！？薫堂さん入院中なんですって！？まだ！？まだなの！？！？一緒に小山薫Dさんもいまっせ。ぎゅうひもね。

２０１６年最初のFUTURESCAPE！今回は、フューチャースタッフオールスターズと共にお届け。新年会だあああ！薫堂さんからの差し入れ、下鴨茶寮の高級おせち！あざーーす！！！おっいしい～～～！！！お酒も入って話はどんどんディープに。皆さま今年もよろしくお願い致します！！

２０１５年ラストの放送！今年も一年ありがとうございました！皆さまあってのFUTURESCAPEでございます！

もぐもぐとお菓子を頬張りながらスタートした今回の裏FUTURE!! 薫堂さんがFUTURESCAPEをやっているのが恥ずかしくなるほどの出来事とは一体？！

まさかのＡＤ前田とまえだあめだがFuturescape卒業!!牛タン牛タン牛タンタン♪のバックトゥーザfuture.＜part2＞

人生のハーフタイム中の薫堂センセに代わって・・・現役JK・福田麻友子さん登場！薫堂さんの休みはわたしが守る！！！フレッシュな風がFUTURESCAPEに！！

※先週に引き続き、お食事中の方はお気を付け下さい！ そんなちょっとアレな内容は置いといて、FUTURESCAPE×味覚糖コラボ飴のおはなし。目指すは全国！！！！茶子のひとりごともお楽しみに♪

本日、外は大雪！！！電車が止まる前に急ぎ足で・・・と思ったら意外と盛り上がっちゃって意外と長くなっちゃって慌てちゃう裏FUTURESCAPE！

表では、吉田照美さんDJ、文化放送「飛べ！サルバドール」と勝手にコラボしたステッカーを用意。そして、ゴローちゃん店主・思いつきの店「月火」と、ボウズと、裏Futurescape。

あけましておめでとうございます！新年最初の裏Futurescape！箱根駅伝から、話はスポーツへ・・・。「ドラマ」とは！！ゴローも熱く語る！！あれ？そういえば、前田さんはどうなったの？

今年も一年ありがとうございました。年内ラストの裏Futurescape、最後の最後まで愛がたっぷりつまった内容なので、ちゃ～んと聴いて下さいネ。来年も、よろしくお願い致します♪♪

Futurescape１５周年おめで、・・・えっ？それ先月？ワオ！ひと月勘違いしてました！な表（笑）息が合わなくても、すぐ忘れちゃっても、それでも！これからもヨロシクお願いします！！！ウラもね！！！　※音声不良の為8/3,21:30再up

早FUTURESCAPE?! 麻希さんが、裏FUTUREお休みのため代打ゴローちゃんからのＮ３５緊急会議！！

年内最後の裏！FUTURESCAPE～！爪きり納めですよ。皆様、こんなおバカでゆるい感じではございますが、来年もよろしくお願いしま～～～す！！！（大晦日は午後6時・・・）な、なに！？脳内に直接言葉が！？（大晦日は午後6時・・・）

When turf industry marketeer Ellie Parry decided to use Twitter, she was determined to use it properly. Positioning herself as an expert in the industry, the Forte Marketing and Public Relations chief has found countless opportunities through Twitter. She told Mark Saxby her story in The Status Update... #Futurescape

表に引き続き、お休みの薫堂さんに代わって、サイエンス作家の竹内薫さんをお迎えしております。今回はスペシャルな「ダークFUTURESCAPE」！？そして極地建築家の村上裕資さんにもご登場頂きました。野良猫から見る国模様。むきだしの人間の暮らし。そして、宇宙人の存在。アカデミックロマン！！

さぁさぁ皆さんお待たせしました！先週の裏を聞いてない方は、まずはそちらから･･･。大沢食堂の激辛カレーを巡るFUTURESCAPEの骨肉争い！？いやいや、僕たちは連帯だよ連帯！！ね、辻さん、そうだよね？どうぞ、ご賞味あれ・・・

FUTURESCAPEが某ラジオ番組にパクられた!?疑惑の番組『FUTURE DREAM』とは？そしてついにオレンジが決行！社長・小山薫堂への手のこんだBirthdayサプライズの全容が明らかに！！これはスゴイぞ！！！！久しぶりに聞き応え満天（点）の40分55秒をご堪能あれ！！

体調が優れず元気のない薫堂くんへ、高校生みたいな30代「花澄（かずみ）」からLOVE注入♪ボケボケな花澄ちゃんがお届けするFUTURE○○○○！！今度、みなさんにカッコいい“FUTURESCAPE”をお届けします！今からカッコいいラジオネーム考えておいてください！

WELCOME TO THE FUTURE FORUM 2010 http://www.designhotels.com/future_forum_2010/welcome http://futureblog.designhotels.com/ The Design Hotels™ Future Forum 2010 will focus on "Hybrid Thinking" in the context of hospitality. Hybrid thinking requires much more than a multidisciplinary team – it requires a team of multidisciplinary people. Hybrid thinkers blend different skills and fields of thought to develop innovative concepts. Their ideas have the ability to shape entire industries from automotive to hospitality. Like-minded, visionary hoteliers around the globe have started to create hybrid properties that go far beyond the original purpose of simply providing a bed. Multidimensional hotel concepts focusing on authentic experiences are on the rise, combining elements from galleries, hospitals or film theatres with the classic idea of hospitality. Find out more at this year`s Design Hotels™ Future Forum. Please check back regularly for more information, or send us an email to: FUTUREFORUM@DESIGNHOTELS.COM to be added to our mailing list. FUTURE FORUM 2010 >> VENUE As part of the “Zentrum am Zoo” the Bikini House was built between 1955-57 by the architects Paul Schwebes and Hans Schoszberger. The name “Bikini” derives from its original structure: an office part at the top, a shopping part at the bottom and an “air-floor” stabilised through massive pillars in between. Bikini House Berlin Budapester Str. 42 D-10787 Berlin FUTURE FORUM 2010 >> AGENDA THURSDAY 10 JUNE 2010 Future Forum Welcome Lounge TIME: 8pm - open end LOCATION: Bikini House DRESSCODE: TBA FRIDAY 11 JUNE 2010 Future Forum - The Symposium TIME: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM LOCATION: Bikini House Gala Dinner TIME: 8:00 PM - open end LOCATION: TBA DRESSCODE: TBA FUTURE FORUM 2010 >> TICKET INFORMATION Purchase your tickets for the Future Forum 2010 in Berlin! Future Forum Ticket: Future Forum incl. Gala Dinner and Welcome Lounge EUR 900 (excl. tax) Spouse Ticket: Gala Dinner and Welcome Lounge: EUR 300 (excl. tax) Cancellation Policy: Cancellations can be made without penalty up to 2 weeks prior to the Future Forum. Cancellations made thereafter are subject to a 25% cancellation fee. Get your tickets from the online shop: http://www.designhotels.com/shop/future_forum_shop/tickets FUTURE FORUM 2010 >> SPEAKERS Moderation: Ralf Grauel Ralf Grauel, 45, business journalist and consultant. From 1999 until 2009 Grauel was member of the editorial board of the renowned business magazine brand eins; he still consults brand eins Wissen, a brand-eins spin-off concentrating on events and corporate publishing. In 2009 he developed the „Wirtschaftsplattform Irak“ an internet-based business plattform to enhance German and Iraqi economic relations, funded by the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He still publishes his stories and comments in brand eins magazine. Besides that he works for institutions and companies like Philipp Morris Stiftung, Gottlieb Duttweiler Institut (gdi) in Zürich, Design Hotels AG, Quirin Bank and Wempe. http://www.kas.de Trend Brief: Christopher Sanderson Christopher Sanderson is the Creative Director of Viewpoint. A co-founder of The Future Laboratory, his other recent projects include directing “Futurescape”, a series of short films about the future for Channel Four television in the UK. A regular writer on style and design for British and international publications, Sanderson was until recently a contributing style editor at British Esquire magazine. He has also worked as a freelance Creative Director on strategic planning for fashion brands. His current projects, in conjunction with the British Council, include setting up magazines in India and Estonia. http://www.thefuturelaboratory.com Trend Brief: Martin Raymond Martin Raymond edits Viewpoint magazine and is also author of The Tomorrow People: Future Consumers and How to Read Them Today (Financial Times Prentice Hall). He is a regular contributor on trends and business to the BBC, and co-founder of The Future Laboratory. Born in 1961 in Ireland, he moved to the UK in 1984 to work as a journalist in the design, fashion, film and video sectors. He founded VideoGraphic, and later became an associate editor at Screen International. Martin went on to edit and re-launch Fashion Weekly, the UK's fashion business bible. A return to his native Dublin to present RTE television's fashion magazine programme Head To Toe was followed by a four-year tenure at the London College of Fashion, as a senior lecturer in fashion journalism. A Fellow at Nottingham Trent University, he maintains a busy schedule of lecturing at over 12 colleges and universities throughout Great Britain and Ireland. Martin is currently working on his second book, The Hidden Life of the Consumer, which takes an ethnographic look at how and why people shop and how brands and retailers can plug into the process in a way that benefits consumers, as well as the organisations targeting them. http://www.thefuturelaboratory.com Robert Thiemann Educated as a chemical engineer, Robert Thiemann soon became a copywriter and eventually journalist. He specialized in design, with a strong focus on interiors. In 1997 he co-founded Frame, The Great Indoors, an international bi-monthly magazine of interior design of which he still is editor in chief. He's share holder of Frame Publishers, which started to issue books on interior design in 2001. In 2005 he co-founded Mark, Another Architecture, a bimonthly magazine about architecture, of which he's also editor in chief. http://www.framemag.com Dr. David Bosshart David Bosshart has been CEO of the Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute for business and society since 1999. The Institute is an independent European think tank that focuses on the retail trade and the social environment in which this operates (the GDI was founded by the pioneering European retailer Gottlieb Duttweiler in 1962). David Bosshart has worked for trading companies and in management consulting, education and scientific research. His activities focus on the future of consumption and social change, management and culture, globalisation and political philosophy. As CEO of the GDI, he has authored numerous international publications and is a multilingual speaker who is much in demand in Europe, the USA and Asia as a keynote speaker. His analyses and lectures are commissioned by multinational and national enterprises in the trade, consumer goods and services sector and by federations and institutions in the fields of science and research. http://www.gdi.ch/en/node/429 Werner Aisslinger The works of the designer Werner Aisslinger born 1964 cover the spectrum of experimental, artistic approaches, including industrial design and architecture. He delights in making use of the latest technologies and has helped introduce new materials and techniq ues to the world of product design like in his uniquegel furniture with the collection“soft cell“ and the chaise „soft“ for zanotta in 2000. The "Juli chair (cappellini)" was the first item of furniture to use a new type of foam called "polyurethane integral foam" and became the first German chair design to be selected as a permanent exhibit at the MoMA in New York since 1964. In the process he has created striking designs and received awards from all over the world — from Milan's Compasso d'Oro to the Design Prize of the Federal Republic of Germany, the Red Dot Award or FX Award in the UK. Werner Aisslinger´s „loftcube“–project became one of the most discussed modular and transportable housing projects within the last years. His work is exhibited in the permanent collections of international museums such as the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and the Metropolitan Museum in New York, the French Fonds National d´Art Contemporain in Paris, the Museum Neue Sammlung in Munich, and the Vitra Design Museum in Weil, Germany. Werner Aisslinger lives and works in Berlin. http://www.aisslinger.de ...additional information & updates can be found right here: http://www.designhotels.com/future_forum/welcome http://futureblog.designhotels.com/ Future Forum 2008: http://www.designhotels.com/future_forum/future_forum_2008

今週も盛りだくさんな裏FutureScape!不思議な時計のお話や、ザンビアのリスナーに突然直電！