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And now the thrilling conclusion to the tale of Gasha, Rick, Wrexx, Borin, and Ser. It's time for our heroes to sort out a bit of a bug situation, learn the secrets of mysterious artifacts, and handle a bit of a ghost issue.  We've really loved making these and it's been especially rewarding to hear everyone respond so positively to them. We absolutely hope to make more in the future! To join other fans looking to roleplay in the Twilight Imperium universe using this system, check out the RPG Cats Tabletop Turtles Discord! (https://discord.gg/CxEHsBxWNP) Music by Michael Keane. Find most at the Twilight Symphonium: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSGXR2L8DPl_sHV_8m-R2CQ Additional Music and Sounds by Brian Kupillas. https://wanderinglake.bandcamp.com/   To learn more about our Discord, Patreon, Merch, and more, visit https://spacecatspeaceturtles.com/

Our story continues as Borin, Ser, Gasha, Rick, and Wrexx must consult with a Naalu diplomat, investigate a violent rebellious group, and earn the chance to speak with a Sardakk N'orr general. They're far from the most qualified but they might be the luckiest group the Council Keleres could send to handle this galactic crisis. Music by Michael Keane. Find most at the Twilight Symphonium: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSGXR2L8DPl_sHV_8m-R2CQ Additional Music and Sounds by Brian Kupillas. https://wanderinglake.bandcamp.com/   To learn more about our Discord, Patreon, Merch, and more, visit https://spacecatspeaceturtles.com/

Chris Joyce is the founder and CEO of Gasha, a performance-based equity business. During the podcast, Chris discussed what a business mindset means to him. He believes it requires flexibility to listen to the markets while also being rigid with one's purpose and focus. Chris's end goal is to untap as much human potential as possible, which he believes will have a ripple effect on the world. He believes that businesses should always strive to make decisions only once. Chris discussed how Gasha helps to empower people to reach their full potential. Gasha provides resources for individuals to take control of their finances and career, by providing information, resources and tools to help them grow and succeed. By leveraging performance-based equity, Gasha is able to help individuals maximize their potential and achieve their goals. The speaker's attitude towards their career has shifted over time from being primarily focused on themselves to having a more far-reaching ripple effect. They grew up in what they called an Evil Brady Bunch, with a stepfather who was a rigid electrical engineer. This stepfather taught them the value of self-discipline and believing in oneself, which has been incredibly helpful for their success as an entrepreneur. Their stepfather was a colonel in the Air Force and the speaker credits him with instilling the importance of self-discipline and belief in oneself. The conversation is about the importance of developing self-belief and doing the difficult work that other people don't want to do in order to be successful as an entrepreneur. The speaker talks about his father's experience in the Air Force and how it taught him about humanity and that everyone has a little voice inside of them that they should listen to. He explains that people often have doubts and fears as well as negative input from their family and friends, but it is essential to protect and cultivate that inner voice. He cites David Goggins' phrase of do what others won't do or unable to do or don't want to do as a way to be successful, and Gary Vee's advice of not partying but rather focusing on work. He also shares his own experience of working in corporate for 14 years before starting his businesses and how it was not providing the value he was looking for.0:00:15 "Introducing the Podcast Introduction Group: A Platform for Growing Your Business and Brand"0:02:33 Interview with Chris Joyce, Founder and CEO of Gasha: Unlocking Human Potential Through Performance-Based Equity Business0:06:09 Exploring the Value of Self-Belief as an Entrepreneur: A Conversation with [Name]0:09:51 Conversation on Entrepreneurship: Advice for Taking the Leap and Utilizing ResourceSupport the showDo you want to be a guest on multiple podcasts as a service go to:www.podcastintroduction.comFind more details about the podcast and my coaching business on:www.absolutebusinessmindset.comDo you want to be a podcaster? Sign up onwww.abmpodcastcourse.co.ukFind me onLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-hayw...Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/markjhayward​

Join Jesse and Michael as they recap their experience and all the new games they got to play at TantrumCon! Games discussed this episode: Eclipse, Decorum, Astro Knights, Oros, Libertalia, Nestlings, Rolling Heights, Cubitos, Gasha, Dwellings of Eldervale, Terraforming Mars, Boop, Flamecraft Join our Discord Server at THIS LINK Follow us on Instagram with THIS LINK Music by Joystock

Episódio do Gasha com nossa opinião sobre o anime The Eminence in Shadow.

Episódio com os melhores animes do Ano de 2022 pela equipe do Gasha.

In episode 120, Dean and Jon talk about some games they played(Oh My Brain, Gasha, Coffee Roaster, Hadrian's Wall, Silver & Gold, and Sniper Elite: The Board Game), have a showdown between Scythe and Brazil: Imperial, and share their collective top 3 games of 2022. Thanks for coming down to MeepleTown! If you enjoy our podcast, please consider rating us and giving us a review. If you like our YouTube channel, please consider subscribing. If you have questions you would like us to answer on the podcast, please email us at meepletownmail@gmail.com. To support us further, check out our www.patreon.com/meepletown or www.buymeacoffee.com/meepletown9. 00:00       Intro 23:28       Oh My Brain 31:03       Gasha 35:10       Coffee Roaster 39:38       Hadrian's Wall 48:21       Silver & Gold 53:39       Sniper Elite: The Board Game 01:03:00    Showdown between Brazil: Imperial & Scythe 01:21:02    Collective Top 3 Board Games of 2022

Episódio do Gasha com a resenha da temporada de outono de 2022, saiba do que gostamos e o que odiamos nessa temporada recheada de lançamento.

In Episode X, Mandi and Suzanne discuss Featherlight, Gasha, Astra, The Great Split, Hays Island, and KuZOOka. A One and Done slips in and the Game Pie of the show, is full of Crime Games.   BGG Guild: https://boardgamegeek.com/guild/4131 Twitter: https://twitter.com/SaltNSassGames YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SaltandSassGames  Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/saltandsassgames Email: SaltAndSassGames@gmail.com

Here is your biweekly dose of board game news with Dan Patriss! Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at http://patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure Munchkin Land continues far into the future! Join our Discord server and chat with fellow Spoilerites! (https://discord.gg/jWF9BbF) Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com NEWS Portal Games 2023 Update Thorgal coming to game found February, 6 Scenarios in base game a new IP, Schmidt Spiele will release a Batman Trick-taking game Chaos in Gotham City  Early ‘23 Couple of quick hits from W!Z-Kids They teased a Flip and Write called Your Best Life $25 March ‘23 And some expansions for DnD Onslaught Sellswords, Harpers and Zhentarim all get 1 Expansion each one 4 characters with cards and mini's and $40 each. 25th Century games will bring over Gasha to us later this month a Set collection game $20 Asmodee USA will release DreamQuest into US distribution this month as well $25 A very unique co-op game that was basically designed to be played by an adult (Protector) and a child (Dreamer) Thunderworks GM will release Dawn of Ulos into retail Q3 this year (Gen Con?) $60-65 Was KS this past year. Archona Games will release Magna Roma into the US market later this month. A tile laying city building game $70 CROWDFUNDING AEGIS season 2 Jan 17th

Here is your biweekly dose of board game news with Dan Patriss! Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at http://patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure Munchkin Land continues far into the future! Join our Discord server and chat with fellow Spoilerites! (https://discord.gg/jWF9BbF) Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com NEWS Portal Games 2023 Update Thorgal coming to game found February, 6 Scenarios in base game a new IP, Schmidt Spiele will release a Batman Trick-taking game Chaos in Gotham City  Early ‘23 Couple of quick hits from W!Z-Kids They teased a Flip and Write called Your Best Life $25 March ‘23 And some expansions for DnD Onslaught Sellswords, Harpers and Zhentarim all get 1 Expansion each one 4 characters with cards and mini's and $40 each. 25th Century games will bring over Gasha to us later this month a Set collection game $20 Asmodee USA will release DreamQuest into US distribution this month as well $25 A very unique co-op game that was basically designed to be played by an adult (Protector) and a child (Dreamer) Thunderworks GM will release Dawn of Ulos into retail Q3 this year (Gen Con?) $60-65 Was KS this past year. Archona Games will release Magna Roma into the US market later this month. A tile laying city building game $70 CROWDFUNDING AEGIS season 2 Jan 17th

Programmation musicale proposée par Kate Awanda, notre correspondante au Cameroun. (Rediffusion) General Valsero Les loups sont de sortie Penda Dalle Osi lowa mba Locko Sawa romance Mr Leo J'suis désolé JOY A l'aide Salatiel Anita Krys M. Chacun sa chance Witty Minstrel feat Magasco, Vernyuy Tina, Awu, Kameni, Gasha, Mr. Leo Be proud Coco Argentée Je me sens Phillbill La clé Cysoul Je tombe aussi Les rythmeurs ABC Mbandjoh

Episódio do Gasha News com as principais notícias de novembro e dezembro sobre mangás e animes.

Programmation musicale proposée par Kate Awanda, notre correspondante au Cameroun. General Valsero Les loups sont de sortie Penda Dalle Osi lowa mba Locko Sawa romance Mr Leo J'suis désolé JOY A l'aide Salatiel Anita Krys M. Chacun sa chance Witty Minstrel feat Magasco, Vernyuy Tina, Awu, Kameni, Gasha, Mr. Leo Be proud Coco Argentée Je me sens Phillbill La clé Cysoul Je tombe aussi Les rythmeurs ABC Mbandjoh

Nesse segundo episódio do Drops do Otaking, trazemos à indicação do anime e mangá de Call Of The Night.

Nesse episodio o trem do hype está solto! os membros do podcast comentam sobre o hype da próxima temporada assim como novidade das mesma com o mesmo humor acido de sempre. CHAINSAW MAN Música de abertura – Kick Back de Kenshi Yonezu 12 encerramentos diferentes, incluindo música e animação Cast de dublagem e dublagem simultânea […]

Gasha News é um programa de informação, onde os participantes comentam as principais notícias e trazem informações divulgadas nos últimos dias.

Bem vindos a todos Ouvintes do Gasha!A equipe do Gasha tem o prazer de apresentar o novo programa do Podcast, trata-se do Drops do Otaking.Nesse primeiro episódio, Otaking nos trouxe uma recomendação do mangá Dandadan, com opinião e informações.Aproveitem esse novo programa. Informações da ObraAutor: Yukinobu Tatsu (assistente do Fujimoto em Fire Punch e Chainsaw […]

Novo Gasha News no ar, trazendo informações do mundo dos animes dos meses de abril e maio.

Fala pessoal, estamos de volta com mais um episódio do Gasha News, trazendo as notícias mais relevantes de Março de 2022.

Tradicional episódio do Gasha com a lista dos melhores do ano em 2021. Junte-se a Arthur, Roberto e João e descubra o que gostamos esse ano.

Erica and Sen chat with Shing Yin Khor, game designer, installation artist, illustrator, award-winning cartoonist, and Bunyan-ologist. Shing Yin is the designer of the game A Mending, in which players literally sew their actions into cloth, and co-designer (with Jeeyon Shim) of the game Field Guide to Memory. Shing Yin calls both games "keepsake games," as they both leave artifacts of play that tell the story of the game experience. SHOW NOTES 4m15s: Gasha/gacha machine  7m05s: We chatted with Jeeyon on Ludology 244 - Games Brought to Life. 10m04s: The Oraclebird 12m17s: Gnomes, a Dutch book written by Wil Huygen and illustrated by Rien Poortvliet. 16m21s: In games, diegesis refers to anything that fits within the narrative world. If a video game wants characters to move right on the screen, they can do it diegetically by showing objects being blown to the right, or non-diegetically by flashing an arrow on the screen pointing to the right. Examples of board games that use diegesis well are Inhuman Conditions and Ca$h 'n Guns. 17m05s: Space Gnome Space 19m05s: Paul Bunyan 25m17s: We discussed audience agency with Haley E.R. Cooper and Cameron Cooper of Strange Bird Immersive in Ludology 214 - Escape from Reality. Shing Yin mentions Sleep No More as an example of immersive theater. 26m49s: Geoff and Gil wrestled with the definition of "game" in Ludology 151 - High Definition. 30m34s: The RPGs For the Queen and The Quiet Year 34m55s: We chatted with the tireless Banana Chan in Ludology 228 - The Roles We Play. The game they made with Sen is Exquisite Crime. 39m39s: A helpful visual: 41m37s: Car Wars

Fala pessoal, estamos de volta com o Gasha News, trazendo as notícias mais relevantes de Novembro de 2021.

Resenha do Gasha sobre a série de curta metragens em formato anime focadas no universo criado por George Lucas - Star Wars Visions

Fala pessoal, estamos de volta com um novo episódio do Gasha e dessa vez trazemos a lista dos melhores e piores remakes no mundo dos animes.

Novo episódio do Gasha News, descubra as principais notícias do final de Julho e do começo de Agosto de 2021 com Roberto, Arthur e João.

Novo episódio do Gasha News, descubra as principais notícias do final de Junho e do começo de Julho de 2021 com Roberto, Arthur e João.

Episódio do Gasha com a resenha da temporada de outono de 2021, saiba do que gostamos e o que odiamos nessa temporada recheada de lançamento.

Novo episódio do Gasha News, com as notícias da primeira quinzena de Maio de 2021, além de recomendações de João e Arthur e novidades para os ouvintes.

As principais noticias da primeira quinzena de Abril de 2021 comentadas pela irreverente equipe do Gasha Podcast

Neste episódio do Gasha, João, Roberto e Arthur trazem a Resenha Verão 2021, temporada finalizada agora no mês de Março.

Episódio do Gasha sobre o conjunto de arquétipos de personagens Dere-Dere, que representam uma onomatopeia em Japonês para apaixonado.

Episódio do Gasha News com informações sobre animes e mangás comentadas pelos integrantes do podcast. Saiba mais sobre a indústria dos animes.

Programa de Radio No.126 Podcast 275Transmitido el 10 de febrero 2021 por Radio y TV. Querétaro 100.3FM En ésta ocasión escucharemos la música del videojuego Genshin Impact del compositor Chino Yu-Peng Chen, que sin duda ha sido uno de los éxitos más recientes de las plataformas Free to Play de modalidad Gasha que han recaudado y recuperado su inversión de desarrollo en tiempo récord y que vale la pena escuchar algunos de sus temas por la fusión de la orquesta occidental con los instrumentos de Tradicionales de China, nos escuchamos este miércoles por el 100.3 FM de Radio y Televisión Querétaro

Episódio com as expectativas do Gasha para a temporada de verão de 2021 que conta com grandes estréias e a conclusão de uma importante saga.

Neste episódio do Gasha, João, Roberto e Arthur fazem a resenha da temporada Primavera 2020, finalizada agora em Dezembro.

Episódio especial com a lista dos Melhores de 2020 na opinião dos integrantes do Gasha. Junte se a Arthur, João e Roberto e descubra os vencedores.

Episódio do Gasha onde discutimos os personagens Mary Sue, a origem do termo e como estão inseridos nos animes e mangás de sucesso.

Neste episódio do Gasha, João, Roberto e Arthur fazem a resenha da temporada Inverno 2020, finalizada agora em Setembro.

Neste episódio comentamos as principais notícias da semana e temos mais uma edição do quadro Gasha Recomenda, com nossas recomendações.

Admas, a quartet of young Ethiopian musicians living in exile in Washington DC, had a ball recording an album of synth-heavy, funked up versions of Ethiopian classics. 'Sons of Ethiopia ' was soon forgotten but became cult among fans of ethiojazz. Now reissued by Frederiksberg Records, it reflects happier times from a generation that "just escaped" the worst of the Derg. Some records are far more than the sum of their parts, and Sons of Ethiopia is one such. The seven tracks were recorded in 1984 by the band Admas: Henock Temesgen, Abegasu Shiota, Tewodros “Teddy” Aklilu and Yousef Tesfaye. Like so many Ethiopian expats in the U.S. at the time, the four young men had fled the Derg: the military junta that deposed Emperor Haile Selassie in 1974. As the White Terror gave way to the Red Terror, over a million people died in the violence. Aklilu, the band's keyboard player, left Addis in 1977, aged 15, just before the worst of the Red Terror began. “It was so sad, kids killed each other,” he told RFI on the line from Addis. “I went to the U.S. and basically closed my ears for the next two or three years.” Aklilu closed his ears to the horror, but opened them to exciting new music. When bass player Henock Temesgen, an old school friend, arrived in Washington DC in 1980 they began playing together. “It was a very dark time but we found our cocoon, our own friends, playing in each other's houses. We tried to create our own group, our own happy times,” said Temesgen. The need to experiment The two friends played in a band called Gasha and took up residency at the Red Sea, a lively Ethiopian restaurant in Washington. They would open for big Ethiopian names like Aster Aweke, playing instrumentals to audiences of expats, many of whom had lost friends and family in the civil war. While they enjoyed traditional Ethiopian music, they immersed themselves in the sounds of their new home with its go go funk, jazz, highlife, samba and roots reggae. Brazilian jazz fusion band Azymuth, The Crusaders and Spyro Gyra were big influences, they said. “In DC you got to hear a lot more of what the world has to offer, than in Ethiopia, and it's very natural that when you hear something you want to experiment with it,” Aklilu explained. What's more, there were new tools like Moog keyboards, synthesisers and electric guitars to play with. Joined by drummer Yousef Tesfaye and multi-instrumentalist Abegasu Shiota, the musicians expressed their more experimental side under the new name of Admas. “Abagasu liked to work with computers, he had a four track very basic recorder and started playing with it, said it would be nice to record something,” Temesgen said. They scraped the funds together to record seven tracks and had 1,000 copies pressed. They sold a few, paid off their debts, but didn't make any money. “We didn't have any business sense,” Aklilu laughed. “We still don't!” Re-shaping songs from happier times They recorded instrumental, high-tech versions of songs largely from “the golden era, the good old days, Ethiopian music from happier times” Temesgen explained. “The experimentation was not in the melody but in the harmonisation and rhythm,” said Aklilu. They did “a reggae-ish version” of Wed Enate, put samba rhythms into Samba Shegitu and paid tribute to Ghanaian highlife on Bahta's Highlife although, as Aklilu admitted, it owes more to Congolese soukous. On Tez Alegn Yetintu, the band drew out its melancholic blues feeling. “It's a popular song and we played it in half time, so for a lot of people the melody would be very slow. But we played it like a really melancholic blues song.” The age group that just escaped Spurred on by the optimism of their youth, Admas bent some of these melancholic old melodies into new shapes. “I think the music you can hear on the album is our experience of America basically, it was more hopeful than sad,” said Aklilu. “And also our personalities come through the music,” Temesgen continued. “During that time our personalities were optimistic and hopeful.” “We were not damaged by the revolution, we escaped, we were lucky. And I think the album might reflect that age group that just escaped.” Still fresh today The men moved on, went their separate ways and forgot about the album. Then decades later, Aklilu was contacted by Andreas Vingaard, founder of NY-based Frederiksberg Records. A big fan of Francis Falceto's Ethiopiques compilations, Vingaard had stumbled on Sons of Ethiopia and wanted to reissue the record. “When I heard Admas for the first time, it sounded very different from any other Ethiopian music I had heard,” he told RFI. “It's clearly Ethiopian, but it's different and familiar at the same time. It's incredible to me that so many years later it still has a real freshness to it.” The men were surprised the album had generated new interest. “We didn't know but a lot of people have been collecting it and liked it; it was being sold for a lot of money on eBay. Somebody said the album had a cult following,” Aklilu recalled. “It is great music,” Temesgen admitted, but “I didn't think people outside the Ethiopian community would know about the way I felt.” “It will be a surprise for this generation I think,” said Aklilu. The beat goes on in Addis   Three of the band members have made successful careers in music. Aklilu now works on music research projects and sometimes tours with Ethiopian pop star Teddy Afro, Temesgen has become a prominent music educator and Shiota is one of the country's top recording engineers. They've played together and don't rule out releasing another Admas album one day. The music scene in Ethiopia is “very vibrant” the Admas duo said, with lots of young bands playing in a range of genres: ethio-jazz, pop music and traditional. But this promising scene is hamstrung by heavy import taxes of up to 300 percent on musical instruments, which are deemed luxury items. “It's killing the music here, it's really damaging us,” regretted Aklilu. “Musicians can't afford instruments; it's one thing the government needs to change so music can grow in this country.” Sons of Ethiopia, on vinyl and cd, complete with detailed liner notes, is available here.   

Admas, a quartet of young Ethiopian musicians living in exile in Washington DC, had a ball recording an album of synth-heavy, funked up versions of Ethiopian classics. 'Sons of Ethiopia ' was soon forgotten but became cult among fans of ethiojazz. Now reissued by Frederiksberg Records, it reflects happier times from a generation that "just escaped" the worst of the Derg. Some records are far more than the sum of their parts, and Sons of Ethiopia is one such. The seven tracks were recorded in 1984 by the band Admas: Henock Temesgen, Abegasu Shiota, Tewodros “Teddy” Aklilu and Yousef Tesfaye. Like so many Ethiopian expats in the U.S. at the time, the four young men had fled the Derg: the military junta that deposed Emperor Haile Selassie in 1974. As the White Terror gave way to the Red Terror, over a million people died in the violence. Aklilu, the band’s keyboard player, left Addis in 1977, aged 15, just before the worst of the Red Terror began. “It was so sad, kids killed each other,” he told RFI on the line from Addis. “I went to the U.S. and basically closed my ears for the next two or three years.” Aklilu closed his ears to the horror, but opened them to exciting new music. When bass player Henock Temesgen, an old school friend, arrived in Washington DC in 1980 they began playing together. “It was a very dark time but we found our cocoon, our own friends, playing in each other’s houses. We tried to create our own group, our own happy times,” said Temesgen. The need to experiment The two friends played in a band called Gasha and took up residency at the Red Sea, a lively Ethiopian restaurant in Washington. They would open for big Ethiopian names like Aster Aweke, playing instrumentals to audiences of expats, many of whom had lost friends and family in the civil war. While they enjoyed traditional Ethiopian music, they immersed themselves in the sounds of their new home with its go go funk, jazz, highlife, samba and roots reggae. Brazilian jazz fusion band Azymuth, The Crusaders and Spyro Gyra were big influences, they said. “In DC you got to hear a lot more of what the world has to offer, than in Ethiopia, and it’s very natural that when you hear something you want to experiment with it,” Aklilu explained. What’s more, there were new tools like Moog keyboards, synthesisers and electric guitars to play with. Joined by drummer Yousef Tesfaye and multi-instrumentalist Abegasu Shiota, the musicians expressed their more experimental side under the new name of Admas. “Abagasu liked to work with computers, he had a four track very basic recorder and started playing with it, said it would be nice to record something,” Temesgen said. They scraped the funds together to record seven tracks and had 1,000 copies pressed. They sold a few, paid off their debts, but didn’t make any money. “We didn’t have any business sense,” Aklilu laughed. “We still don’t!” Re-shaping songs from happier times They recorded instrumental, high-tech versions of songs largely from “the golden era, the good old days, Ethiopian music from happier times” Temesgen explained. “The experimentation was not in the melody but in the harmonisation and rhythm,” said Aklilu. They did “a reggae-ish version” of Wed Enate, put samba rhythms into Samba Shegitu and paid tribute to Ghanaian highlife on Bahta’s Highlife although, as Aklilu admitted, it owes more to Congolese soukous. On Tez Alegn Yetintu, the band drew out its melancholic blues feeling. “It’s a popular song and we played it in half time, so for a lot of people the melody would be very slow. But we played it like a really melancholic blues song.” The age group that just escaped Spurred on by the optimism of their youth, Admas bent some of these melancholic old melodies into new shapes. “I think the music you can hear on the album is our experience of America basically, it was more hopeful than sad,” said Aklilu. “And also our personalities come through the music,” Temesgen continued. “During that time our personalities were optimistic and hopeful.” “We were not damaged by the revolution, we escaped, we were lucky. And I think the album might reflect that age group that just escaped.” Still fresh today The men moved on, went their separate ways and forgot about the album. Then decades later, Aklilu was contacted by Andreas Vingaard, founder of NY-based Frederiksberg Records. A big fan of Francis Falceto’s Ethiopiques compilations, Vingaard had stumbled on Sons of Ethiopia and wanted to reissue the record. “When I heard Admas for the first time, it sounded very different from any other Ethiopian music I had heard,” he told RFI. “It's clearly Ethiopian, but it's different and familiar at the same time. It's incredible to me that so many years later it still has a real freshness to it.” The men were surprised the album had generated new interest. “We didn’t know but a lot of people have been collecting it and liked it; it was being sold for a lot of money on eBay. Somebody said the album had a cult following,” Aklilu recalled. “It is great music,” Temesgen admitted, but “I didn’t think people outside the Ethiopian community would know about the way I felt.” “It will be a surprise for this generation I think,” said Aklilu. The beat goes on in Addis   Three of the band members have made successful careers in music. Aklilu now works on music research projects and sometimes tours with Ethiopian pop star Teddy Afro, Temesgen has become a prominent music educator and Shiota is one of the country’s top recording engineers. They’ve played together and don’t rule out releasing another Admas album one day. The music scene in Ethiopia is “very vibrant” the Admas duo said, with lots of young bands playing in a range of genres: ethio-jazz, pop music and traditional. But this promising scene is hamstrung by heavy import taxes of up to 300 percent on musical instruments, which are deemed luxury items. “It’s killing the music here, it’s really damaging us,” regretted Aklilu. “Musicians can’t afford instruments; it’s one thing the government needs to change so music can grow in this country.” Sons of Ethiopia, on vinyl and cd, complete with detailed liner notes, is available here.   

Episódio Gasha News, com noticias e informações sobre animes e mangás.

Tradicional episódio do Gasha com nossas expectativas para a temporada verão 2020. Escute o episódio para saber o que achamos dos animes dessa temporada.

Episódio sobre o mais novo filme de Makoto Shinkai, "Tenki no Ko" ou "O Tempo com Você".

Neste episódio do Gasha, João, Roberto e Arthur fazem a resenha da temporada Primavera 2020, finalizada agora em Junho. Baixe o episódio e divirta-se.

A tão aguardada resenha do Gasha sobre a clássica animação de Hayao Miyazaki e obra prima do Studio Ghibli, a Viagem de Chihiro.

Sem pauta, sem limites, apenas o filé dos gam... digo, dos animes e mangás. Escuta o episódio e deixa um comentário pra fortalecer o Gasha.

Bem vindos a Gasha Freestyle!!!Nessa edição do Gasha Podcast, Holdberto e João Odiador de R:zero, discutem sobre tudo (games, teclados, servidores e etc), enquanto o Otaking tenta de alguma forma lembrar que o podcast em questão é sobre animes e mangás.Aperte o play e embarque nessa antológica e surpreendente jornada com a turma do Gasha. ... Leia mais

No Limite do Mundo trazemos as coisas que mais gostamos e nossos maiores segredos. Hoje o Arthur Eidt, vai nos contar: suas opiniões impopulares, seu segredo de como assistir tantos animes e como foi a criação do mito do Otaking e do Gasha Podcast. Tudo isso e muito mais, você só encontra se quiser se arriscar ao adentrar No Limite do Mundo. ⬛️ AJUDE A STARTZONE Padrim: https://bit.ly/STZ-Padrim PicPay: https://bit.ly/STZ-PicPay Streamlabs/Paypal: https://bit.ly/STZ-Paypal ⬛️ GRUPOS Telegram: https://bit.ly/STZ-Telegram Discord: http://bit.ly/STZ-Discord ⬛ UMA PRODUÇÃO STARTZONE.COM.BR Pedrão: https://twitter.com/FamigeradoPGM Arthur: https://gasha.com.br/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startzonebr/message

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00:37       Welcome, welcome. Welcome to another wonderful episode of the Diaspora chiefs podcast. Today just going to be about some personal reflection, well actually it started my own podcast if you, a few months ago after the diaspora entrepreneurs growth summit, 2019 earlier this year, the response on the participation was so great. It was so amazing and your attendance was fantastic. So I realized that you see the people that I'm trying to serve, they are not really cared for or properly looked after, which is the African and Caribbean small businesses. Most of the stories are not being told in the right way. Their successes are not being covered the right way. We have amazing, amazing entrepreneurs from the African and Caribbean community who needs, who needs their story to be, to, to inspire the next generation of African and Caribbean entrepreneurs. They're not being covered by the mainstream media. 01:36                    That is why I said, you know what, let me like put my foot into these, into this sector and see if I can like shine more light on various aspect of the diaspora but is using digital tools to help their businesses to grow or to use that to help their businesses to be more visible. And there are lots of them out there, small businesses from the African and Caribbean community. Woo. Actually having tribe in businesses who are starting up great and amazing stuff all on the digital space. I saw these as my passion because I love talking about businesses. I love talking about business development, marketing, sales, finding your niche and those kinds of amazing stuff. For me, business is fun. So some weeks ago, my son 02:29                    after doing an episode, 02:32                    Oh, the diaspora brushes podcast. My soul came to me and say, calm. That. Why are you doing this? And my daughter's like first came in on board with the same question. Yes, that's why you're doing the podcast. I said, well, you know what, there's so many negative stuff being said about the Africans and the Caribbean. I see. If we, uh, 02:52                    okay, let me not go there as if we are. I think we are kind of leeches. Whereas there's so many, many, they're like 95% of those who are actually doing amazing stuff in the UK, in Europe, in America and Canada. We're doing amazing stuff. We are educated people, we are learned, people. We are, we are fantastic people and whatever we've, we've set our mind to, we actually achieve them without any barriers, without any institutional roadblocks. You see, so do the web. The internet has given us a level playing field now for each and every one of us to like be more responsible. Well, you can broadcast yourself from any part of the world really Tivoli cheap and you can actually target whoever you want to target. I mean, talk to whoever you want to talk to. I mean send your message to defend your message directly to who you want your message to go. If you have a service or a product that you've created and you know you're not like Coca Cola or you know like BMW who has a big budget to go on mainstream media. See the internet has given us a level playing field whereby you can take your product and your services and Chanel it towards whoever you want to. So when it comes to selling your products and services or market your skews, you have to be more strategic about that. So I told myself you want to be a YouTuber. Now you can actually create videos 04:43                    that is targeted towards your audience. So for your playgroup, he likes, I'm playing, what's it called, the roadblocks or gotcha. Or one of those kinds of Fontes that he plays online because of the times that we are right now, we've been blessed that we have this amazing tool right in front of us that we use every day. Mindlessly. Great in this podcast is trend is me sharing the light that this is what is possible for you. 05:18                    But having an amazing conversation with amazing guests, you know, now that this is what is possible for you, that you can do anything that you actually want to do and you can target the right people that you want to target. When I mean target that is you can define your audience and just point your message towards them. That is what I mean by targeting. You point your message towards the right people that you want them. You want to listen to your stuff because your message is not for everyone. Like you know, I'm talking about my son, he creates, he has the um, he, he, he, he has a YouTube channel called. Gotcha. Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha man. On one of them stuff. One of those men is Gasha guy. Yeah. So your gusher guy is for, is for your age group that plays with cartoons. So please with roadblocks kind of stuff. 06:11                    So you have your roblox community that you have your WhatsApp group that you talk about the rule book. So you talk about stuff. So I'm really interested in roblox, so those kinds of stuff. But the reason I started this podcast is so that it brings to our awareness, my message is not for everyone. It brings to our awareness that listen, we can actually start doing stuff online because it cost us nothing to get these skews which we already have in the first place. There are so many, there's so many skills that you have right now that you can live with the power of the internet with the power of social media. If you, if your business is, if your business is the, is a B to B business, which is service-based businesses and you can target people, you can get more clients from LinkedIn and if your business is product-based businesses where people need to actually visualize the product and see all those kind of um, the way they put the ease and feel it online and see you use Facebook and Instagram. 07:21                    There are so many tools out there that you can actually live which increased our business growth. There are so many businesses that you can start online that requires less than a hundred dollars. We have tools like we have sites or platforms like Fiverr, Upwork whereby you can actually can get a logo done. You can get designs done, you can get your minimum viable product, you can get your website done. As cheap as this is just basic for as low as five pounds, so it is really, really low. The barrier of entry is really, really low. It's really, really low for you to start off. I'm telling you, you can get more clients on LinkedIn. You can get clients on Instagram, you can get clients or you're going to get sales on Instagram. You can get serious on Facebook. That is the times that we are living right now. We have Africans and Caribbeans all over the world where you can actually target what they're interested in. 08:22                    That is why I started this Facebook. Sorry. That's why I started this podcast in the first place. Most of us have families back home and also family here. Wherever we are living in Europe, in America, in Asia, in Australia, we are family back home as well. Whom majority of us take care of. We have our family here right now who we still take care of. So now this double economy that we are running, we are running like two households. We're about, we have to send money back to our parents back home or our relatives back home and we are still here. We need money like we need finance, we need cash to do that. So the easiest thing for you to do if you're, if you're an organized person, the easiest thing for you to do is to become a VA. If you're, if you're an accountant, you can look for clients who works their bookkeeping for two hours in a day or two hours a week. 09:13                    You help the business person do their books. So there are so many businesses that you can do online wishes. You can start selling eBooks online because that's what they want. Skills that you have right now. You can, you can actually repackage it and monetize it. You can say you can send your skills online, you can become a freelance photographer for magazines. In short, I didn't mean to do this right now or thinking about doing this on maybe next week or so. Well, let me just tell you about five business models that you can do right now online. Five business models that you can do right now online. You can start your own social media agency. You can become a social media marketing consultant, you can sell affiliate products. It doesn't have to be your products that you can sell. It can become a social media influencer. 10:03                    What will it cost you? Just start talking about how you become an influencer. Just start talking about things that you're so passionate about that you are expert on or document your journey. And lastly, you can become an equity partner for a business, not necessarily yours, but you can identify a business that is struggling and you can leverage your skew so that they can increase their business from it with you having a share of the company, say 10 20 30% that is what I mean by equity partners and you can do that right now. It doesn't have to be your products. So these are five businesses that you can do right now. Just those what? What do you like to do? What do you like to do? You can actually start doing this right now, these five businesses that I just mentioned, these five business model that I just mentioned, social media agency, social media marketing course, you can sell affiliate products, you can become a social media influencer. 10:56                    You can become an equity partner for any type of business that you are passionate about. So my people, my friends, my friends, my desperate achieves. This is what I have to tell you today. This is the reason why I started this podcast in the first place and I'm having an amazing time. I get to talk to people that I, that I like to talk to. I get to talk to people who are doing amazing stuff, who started a business from nothing, from, from the kitchen table and now they are showcasing their products worldwide. I get excited talking to these people because I learned a lot from talking to them and talking about our story or my podcast gives me so much joy. Now, what are you going to do? I've started mine. What are you going to do? 2020 is around the corner is going to come. 11:47                    Whether you like it or not, you better start taking actions. Now duly patient is for your future is you, so you have to own it and take a hundred percent responsibility of whatever you're doing right now. No one is coming to save you. Oh yeah. You say you see, yeah, you're Christian or you're Muslim. Listen, the Bible says, watch and pray. Kneel down, close your eyes and pray. No. Watch and pray. What do you want? Watch out or what do you, what do you want? Then pray and also faith without works. 2020 is coming or are you going to do about it? If you remember back, back home when we're in primary school or secondary school and we have to do our final exams, see when primary one, two, three, I'll have to do our final exams to go to the next level and when do you feel the exams? You don't progress to the next level. It'll go from two to three. If your child had to fill an exam in primary two or primary three, they need to remain and repeat us in class on two. They have to pass it. So imagine your child feeling that class two times filling to go to the next level from three to four and remain on three for the next two years. You would be very, very upset with your child and like you want to prevent everything necessary for your child to go to the next level.13:25                    You have to like employ private tutors, give them private lessons, all kinds of support just for them to be more equipped to pass the exams. I go to the next level. So now flip that to you. You've been on this mode now, this job, now, this state now for the past two years, three years, really wanted to do something different. Are you feeling stuck about going to the next level, 2020 to come in? What are you doing? Anything or not? But if you've been sitting on the sidelines to wishing and waiting for someone to push you, nobody's coming to push you. Nobody's coming to like poke you. Nobody's coming to like grab you and shake you. But if this is the shaking that you actually want to meet, you need to get extra support. You can't do that by yourself. You can't go to 2020 with the same mindset of 2018 or 2019 do you need to start planning for not planning? 14:24                    Start taking actions for 2020 for what you want to materialize in 2020 to start taking actions right now. You should have done it like two months ago, but you need to start planning right now. Don't wait for twin though, with for January 1st to say, yes, this year is my year of these. My year that nots not going to work. That is just pure BS. It's not going to work. So start taking actions right now. You don't want to go to 2020 with that same old mindset. No, you need to start. So my dad's spreadsheets, if you need any help, any support regarding how to fine tune your businesses, how to know what you actually want to do. I know some people who are experts in those fields that can help you clarify your vision, clarify your focus, clarify to clarify your product. It will to get clients. I know I know people who can actually help you do that. To get clients on LinkedIn, to get clients on Facebook, to get clients on Instagram, I know who can help you to do the surf it will to go even just to get clarity on what to do. Come in 2020 just send me a message on my website, Victorosioh@oneaccessmedia.com or go to www.diasporachiefs.com or Connect with me on LinkedIn, Victor Osioh, @Instagram - Victor Osioh @diasporachiefs, Facebook.com/Victor Osioh connect with me so we can help you plan your 2020 thank you very much. 

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Dj Shinski – AfroDose Video Mix Download Link: http://bit.ly/1MW9uW7 ****Tracklist**** 1. Kiss Daniel ft. Davido, Tiwa Savage – Woju (Nigeria) 2. Diamond Platnumz ft Khadija Kopa - Nasema Nawe (Tanzania) 3. Bebi Philip - Move Dadass (Ivory Coast) 4. Kiss Daniel - Laye (Nigeria) 5. Eddy Kenzo & Tip Swizy - Shake Your Body (Uganda) 6. Criss Waddle - P3p33p3 ft. Mugeez (Ghana) 7. Yamoto Band ~ Nitakupwelepweta (Tanzania) 8. Bebi Philip - Balaumba (Ivory Coast) 9. Davido Ft Uhuru + Dj Buckz - The Sound (Nigeria) 10. Davido - Owo Ni Koko (Nigeria) 11. Praiz – Heartbeat (Nigeria) 12. Mi Casa - Your Body (South Africa) 13. Oskidos - Candy Tsa Mandebele kids (South Africa) 14. Gazza - Tufike Apa (Namibia) 15. Gazza ft Uhuru & DJ Buckz - Shuna (Namibia) 16. Yola Araújo ft Preto Show - Com todos os molhos (Angola) 17. Runtown ft. Uhuru - The Banger (Nigeria) 18. Dama Do Bling Feat. Victoria Kimani - Taking Over (Mozambique) 19. Professor ft. Oskido & Uhuru Speaker (South Africa) 20. Dj Micks ft. Oskido, Tira & Professor Move (South Africa) 21. Uhuru ft. DJ Buckz, Oskido, Professor and Uri-Da-Cunha "Y-tjukutja" (South Africa) 22. Awilo Longomba, Psquare - Enemy Solo (Congo) 23. Fuse ODG - Ye Play (Ghana) 24. Skales - Always Ft Davido (Nigeria) 25. Diamond Platnumz Feat Mr Flavour - Nana (Tanzania) 26. Diamond Platnumz ft Iyanya- Nakupenda (Tanzania) 27. R2bees - Lobi (Ghana) 28. Abizzy Ft Davido - Sugar Remix (Sierra Leone) 29. J. Martins featuring Koffi Olomide - Dance 4 Me Remix (Nigeria) 30. Shatta Wale - Dancehall King (Ghana) 31. Olamide - Bobo (Nigeria) 32. Seyi Shay Ft Wizkid - Crazy (Nigeria) 33. Korede Bello – Godwin (Nigeria) 34. Vanessa Mdee - Hawajui (Tanzania) 35. PSquare ft Don Jazzy – Collabo (Nigeria) 36. Alikiba - Chekecha (Tanzania) 37. Ali Kiba - Mwana (Tanzania) 38. Shetta ft KCee – Shikorobo (Tanzania) 39. Gasha ft. Eddy Kenzo – Chill (Cameroon) 40. Sauti Sol Iyanya - Sura Yako (Kenya) 41. PSquare - Shekini (Nigeria) 42. Hanson Baliruno Ft Ghetto Kids Dancing - Follow Follow (Uganda) 43. Featurist - Babaah (Cameroon) 44. Tour 2 Garde - Tiguidi (Ivory Coast) 45. Toofan - Orobo (Togo) 46. Dj Arafat - Gbobolor (Ivory Coast) 47. Serge Beynaud - Okeninkpin (Ivory Coast) 48. Serge Beynaud - Fouinta Fouinte (Ivory Coast) 49. Fally Ipupa - Original (Congo) 50. Fabregas Mascara - Ya Mado (Congo)

Dj Shinski – AfroDose Video Mix Download Link: http://bit.ly/1MW9uW7 ****Tracklist**** 1. Kiss Daniel ft. Davido, Tiwa Savage – Woju (Nigeria) 2. Diamond Platnumz ft Khadija Kopa - Nasema Nawe (Tanzania) 3. Bebi Philip - Move Dadass (Ivory Coast) 4. Kiss Daniel - Laye (Nigeria) 5. Eddy Kenzo & Tip Swizy - Shake Your Body (Uganda) 6. Criss Waddle - P3p33p3 ft. Mugeez (Ghana) 7. Yamoto Band ~ Nitakupwelepweta (Tanzania) 8. Bebi Philip - Balaumba (Ivory Coast) 9. Davido Ft Uhuru + Dj Buckz - The Sound (Nigeria) 10. Davido - Owo Ni Koko (Nigeria) 11. Praiz – Heartbeat (Nigeria) 12. Mi Casa - Your Body (South Africa) 13. Oskidos - Candy Tsa Mandebele kids (South Africa) 14. Gazza - Tufike Apa (Namibia) 15. Gazza ft Uhuru & DJ Buckz - Shuna (Namibia) 16. Yola Araújo ft Preto Show - Com todos os molhos (Angola) 17. Runtown ft. Uhuru - The Banger (Nigeria) 18. Dama Do Bling Feat. Victoria Kimani - Taking Over (Mozambique) 19. Professor ft. Oskido & Uhuru Speaker (South Africa) 20. Dj Micks ft. Oskido, Tira & Professor Move (South Africa) 21. Uhuru ft. DJ Buckz, Oskido, Professor and Uri-Da-Cunha "Y-tjukutja" (South Africa) 22. Awilo Longomba, Psquare - Enemy Solo (Congo) 23. Fuse ODG - Ye Play (Ghana) 24. Skales - Always Ft Davido (Nigeria) 25. Diamond Platnumz Feat Mr Flavour - Nana (Tanzania) 26. Diamond Platnumz ft Iyanya- Nakupenda (Tanzania) 27. R2bees - Lobi (Ghana) 28. Abizzy Ft Davido - Sugar Remix (Sierra Leone) 29. J. Martins featuring Koffi Olomide - Dance 4 Me Remix (Nigeria) 30. Shatta Wale - Dancehall King (Ghana) 31. Olamide - Bobo (Nigeria) 32. Seyi Shay Ft Wizkid - Crazy (Nigeria) 33. Korede Bello – Godwin (Nigeria) 34. Vanessa Mdee - Hawajui (Tanzania) 35. PSquare ft Don Jazzy – Collabo (Nigeria) 36. Alikiba - Chekecha (Tanzania) 37. Ali Kiba - Mwana (Tanzania) 38. Shetta ft KCee – Shikorobo (Tanzania) 39. Gasha ft. Eddy Kenzo – Chill (Cameroon) 40. Sauti Sol Iyanya - Sura Yako (Kenya) 41. PSquare - Shekini (Nigeria) 42. Hanson Baliruno Ft Ghetto Kids Dancing - Follow Follow (Uganda) 43. Featurist - Babaah (Cameroon) 44. Tour 2 Garde - Tiguidi (Ivory Coast) 45. Toofan - Orobo (Togo) 46. Dj Arafat - Gbobolor (Ivory Coast) 47. Serge Beynaud - Okeninkpin (Ivory Coast) 48. Serge Beynaud - Fouinta Fouinte (Ivory Coast) 49. Fally Ipupa - Original (Congo) 50. Fabregas Mascara - Ya Mado (Congo)