Podcast appearances and mentions of hector silva

I really enjoyed my time chatting with Hector Silva. Hetor has taken the initiative in creating an online Industrial Design course. His course 'Offsite' is targeted at people from all levels of Industrial design, spanning a non-designer to a seasoned professional. During the podcast he discusses perceived limitations with current university education, offering his course as a solution. Further, he highlights the future of education and how he sees evolving technologies such as AI and VR becoming more integrated. I hope you enjoy the podcast and if you are interested in finding out more about Offsite, you can find out more in the link below. Enjoy!Offsite: advdes.org/OffsiteInstagram:@offsite.design@cherfan_design Linkedin:Hector SilvaRoman Cherfan --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-talk-id/message

In this episode, guest host Sean ZImmerman Wall sits down with Hector Silva Peralta. Hector is an ACMG Apprentice Ski guide based in Chile, living the endless winter between Chile, Canada and Alaska. Héctor grew up in the mountains , close to portillo ski resort, where he started skiing at a very young age. His longtime commitment to the heli-ski, backcountry skiing, and avalanche industries has given him the opportunity to spend the last 6 years training in professional environments and continuing his professional development through mentorship initiatives in both British Columbia and Alaska. One of his primary focuses is further developing the avalanche and ski industry in Chile following the Canadian and US industry's best practices. Alongside other avalanche professionals in Chile, he is working to create a non-profit organization called Chile Avalanchas, that is aiming to save lives through avalanche education. Chile Avalanchas' ultimate mission is to facilitate avalanche education to the general public as well as build a platform for information exchange amongst recreational backcountry users and professionals in the Andes Range. Hector is also a professional member of the Canadian Avalanche Association and professional member of the American Avalanche Association.

Hector Silva founded a design education nonprofit called Advanced Design that, since 2016, has exploded. Their programming seeks to disrupt professional development in the field of industrial design, and if you have designers on staff, chances are they've heard the name before. It's working. Hosts Dave Franchino and Stefanie Norvaisas chat with Hector about: - The gap between design education and real-world practice - How design has changed from “form giving” to strategic weapon - Mental health and diversity in the design industry

We go back across the pond to talk with Hector Silva around the story of advanced design, finding your purpose to turning down a role at Apple.This episode is sponsored by Inneo Solutions - a leading business transformation provider and a platinum reseller for PTC and KeyShot..Inneo are providing a £100 voucher to use on any of their services to those that sign up to the design truth patreon.Full details can be found at:www.patreon.com/designtruthwww.inneo.co.uk/designtruthTo find out more about our guest Hector's design education platform Offsite, click this link: https://advdes.org/offsite hello@designtruth.co.uk if you wanted to be involved with the podcast.

Hoy conversamos con Andreu Bassols, embajador de la Unión Europea; François Bonet, embajador de Francia; y Carlos de la Morena Casado, embajador de España, todos acreditados en El Salvador.

Hoy conversamos con Héctor Silva Hernández, ex candidato a alcalde de San Salvador por el Partido Político Nuestro Tiempo, sobre su trabajo como concejal de la Alcaldía de San Salvador presidida por el nuevo alcalde Mario Durán.

This episode is a continuation of the conversation I've had with Hector Silva and Mauricio Garcia Villaseñor about NFTs. We talked about how NFTs started and how it gained so much popularity within last few months, how it has impacted the digital art world as well as our environment, actions we need to take from an individual, corporation, and government level when it comes to a new disruptor like NFTs, and lastly, we discussed what we envision the future of the art world might look like in the next few decades. You will be hearing the second half of our conversation on NFTs in this episode, and you can catch the first half of our conversation in Part I. You can find Hector Silva on Instagram at @hectorius_, Mauricio Garcia Villaseñor @mau_g.v, and Advanced Design @adv_des. You can find more information about Advanced Design at https://advdes.org/. Here are a few resources that we have mentioned during this episode: • "Defuturing : A new design philosophy" by Tony Fry • "The problem of CryptoArt": https://joanielemercier.com/the-problem-of-cryptoart/ • "NFTs, explained": https://www.theverge.com/22310188/nft-explainer-what-is-blockchain-crypto-art-faq • "Cryptocurrency's Newest Frontier": https://open.spotify.com/episode/2shRH9pSnWzmqINgAEXnca?si=hhRQfd9qRmO6_oeTMOgthA Note: The Novel "The Last Day of A Condemned Man" should be attributed to Victor Hugo but not Albert Camus.

In this episode, I spent some time talking to two of my favorite designers, Hector Silva and Mauricio Garcia Villaseñor from Advanced Design about a topic that’s been trending in the digital art world for the last couple of months—NFTs. We talked about how NFTs started and how it gained so much popularity within last few months, how it has impacted the digital art world as well as our environment, actions we need to take from an individual, corporation, and government level when it comes to a new disruptor like NFTs, and lastly, we discussed what we envision the future of the art world might look like in the next few decades. You will be hearing the first half of our conversation on NFTs in this episode, and you can catch the rest of our conversation in Part 2. You can find Hector Silva on Instagram at @hectorius_, Mauricio Garcia Villaseñor @mau_g.v, and Advanced Design @adv_des. You can find more information about Advanced Design at https://advdes.org/. Here are a few resources that we have mentioned during this episode: • "Defuturing : A new design philosophy" by Tony Fry • "The problem of CryptoArt": https://joanielemercier.com/the-problem-of-cryptoart/ • "NFTs, explained": https://www.theverge.com/22310188/nft-explainer-what-is-blockchain-crypto-art-faq • "Cryptocurrency's Newest Frontier": https://open.spotify.com/episode/2shRH9pSnWzmqINgAEXnca?si=hhRQfd9qRmO6_oeTMOgthA Note: The Novel "The Last Day of A Condemned Man" should be attributed to Victor Hugo but not Albert Camus.

Mr. Hector Silva, a local Belizean historian, gives us a brief overview of his contribution to Belize's development and some of the reasons why Belize is still a largely undiscovered territory. He was one of the first ministers of government, serving as the minister of public works, public utilities, and communication. He was responsible for bringing essential utilities and infrastructure throughout the country as Belize developed through self-government and then as an independent nation. Don Hector, as he is affectionately known, tells us about the seven wonders of Central America and why the town of Corozal in northern Belize is an important mecca for the modern Mestizo race. Tune in to hear don Hector tell some of the untold history of Belize.

In this episode, I talk with Hector Silva, Founder of Advanced Design & Research Associate Professor at the University of Notre Dame about the future of design education and bring value to design communities. As this is a collaboration of the Advanced Design Context Podcast and Design we touch on:why and how he launched Advanced Design to bring value to the design community: from a summer school and gathering to now a non-profit and design community with a large following on social media but also a team that drives initiatives like conferences, events, podcast and moreThe future of industrial design education and the “disruption of education” in the digital ageA bit of myself: my journey as a designer and why I started the podcast DesigndrivesThe design community in Chicago and how Hector wants to drive change in design education moving forwardIf you like to learn more about the Context by Advanced Design head here:Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/context/id1471644670Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2BwnLTa4L1BSjZPrRIumLmWebsite: https://advdes.orgAbout Advanced Design:At the very core of Advanced Design is a small, concentrated team of design students and professionals lead by Hector Silva. The diverse team is comprised of a number of versatile young designers that take on graphic design, marketing, event planning, and other roles to develop SQ1 each year. Their focus has allowed them to host their first two wildly successful SQ1 conferences within 10 months of one another—pulling attendance from a total of nearly 1,000 people in the first year they’ve held the annual conference with an international audience to boot. Since 2016, AD and SQ1 have expanded beyond sketching and continue to push their message forward through education in the advancement of various design and communication practices.

This Context episode is a special edition collaboration with Advanced Design and Sebastian Gier of DesignDrives. During our conversation, we talked about how Hector Silva launched Advanced Design to bring value to the design community; from a summer workshop to now a nonprofit and design community with a large following on social media, but also a team that drives initiatives like conferences, events, podcast and more. We discussed the future of industrial design education and the disruption of education in the digital age. We also talked about the founding of DesignDrives, and how Sebastian’s journey and experience helped him create this great initiative. Thank you @designdrives for being amazing and inspiring to so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

IDSA IDC SPECIAL: We had the pleasure of speaking with RIT Industrial Design Professor Alex Lobos, who was in town for IDSA’s International Design Conference. Alex started his career in graphic design, but was always a maker at heart, and eventually moved to industrial design. Born and raised in Guatemala, he qualified as a Fulbright Scholar, which led him to attend the University of Notre Dame for graduate school. Alex has interned at Whirlpool and worked at General Electric after graduate school. After his time at GE, he worked as Visiting Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he met Hector Silva, who he inspired to also become an educator. After UIUC, Alex found his calling at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), where he is now a Full time Professor of Industrial Design, Graduate Director, and Fellow-In-Resident for Autodesk. Alex is a one-of-a-kind educator, and we hope our listeners will get an opportunity to meet him at one of our events! Thank you @lobosdesign for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in--be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

If modifications of Einstein’s general relativity do exist in nature, could they leave observable imprints in astrophysical systems and in gravitational wave observations? Hector Silva, a postdoctoral research associate with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's Department of Physics discusses his observations specifically as it relates to black holes and neutron stars. A native of Brazil with a PhD from the University of Mississippi, Silva earned the Gravitational Wave International Committee-Braccini Thesis Prize for his thesis “Compact Objects in Relatavistic Theories of Gravity."

We had so much fun on CONTEXT, we hope you did too! We wrapped up 2018 by interviewing a couple of the AD designers, answering questions, talking about the future, and getting a bit personal about design and our talents. We have some awesome things in store for 2019, you better be ready! To checkout their work, hit up their Instagram handles at the following - Bethany Chan @bchan.png, Hector Silva @hectorius_, Betuel Benitez @betuelbenitez, and Michael Diaz @mdiazdesign. Thank you for tuning into CONTEXT, (formerly known as ADS Live prior to Advanced Design’s rebrand), send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

Que significan los resultados electorales de las ultimas elecciones en El Salvador ? Como Gobernara Nayib Bukele sin contar con partido politico ? Que Significa su victoria para la política Centroamericana ? Conversación con Hector Silva, Fundador de Revista Factum

We had our first live podcast at the SQ1 conference. James chats about his meeting with Craighton Berman. Nick recaps the conference. We answer live questions. Creative Session and Hector Silva join us for a bonus half hour. Send your questions to minordetailspodcast@gmail.com and follow us @nickpbaker and @idrawonreceipts

El Salvador's National Civilian Police, especially a 1,000-man military-police hybrid unit, has killed hundreds of alleged gang members this year. Many appear to be extrajudicial executions. Demands to do something about the country's brutal gangs has created a climate in which top officials have green-lighted a culture of human rights abuse. Two Salvadoran journalists, Hector Silva of Fáctum and José Luis Sanz of El Faro, have broken the most important stories about police death-squad activity. Here, they discuss their findings and the difficulty of doing this work in El Salvador today.

Conversamos con Salvador Samayoa, Analista político y vía Skype con Héctor Silva Ávalos, Periodista, investigador salvadoreño radicado en Washington sobre lo que dejo el debate presidencial entre Hillary Clinton y Donald Trump.

Hoy conversamos vía Skype con la columnista Cristina López y vía Teléfono con el periodista Héctor Silva Ávalos para conversar de cómo se va perfilando el panorama electoral de los Estados Unidos.

Violence, crime and national security provide the themes this week on Latin Pulse. First, the program reviews security in Mexico, and discusses the rise of various cartels, especially the Sinaloa Cartel.  Another in-depth part of the program deals with the crisis in El Salvador due to the involvement of street gangs in a transportation strike. Both segments discuss how the central governments in these countries do not have the power to stop the criminal groups. The news segment of the program covers the border crisis between Venezuela and Colombia due to unauthorized immigration, violence and the influence of criminal groups.The program includes in-depth interviews with:Jo Tuckman of The Guardian;andHector Silva of American University's Center for Latin American & Latino Studies (CLALS).Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell; Technical Director: Jim Singer; andAssociate Producer: Natalie Ottinger.(To download or stream this podcast, click here.) (The program is 30 minutes in length and the file size is 42 MB.) podcastnewsLatin AmericaGuatemalaMexicoColombiadiplomacyVenezuelamilitaryimmigrationEl SalvadorCentral Americaprotest movementimmigrationhuman rightsJalisco CartelSinaloa Cartelorganized crimeEnrique Pena NietoSalvador Sanchez CerenJoaquin "El Chapo" Guzmandrug cartelsextrajudicial killingsdeath squadsUnited StatesBarrio 18justicepoliticsdemocracymediaMS-13povertyeconomicsimpunityviolencecorruptionpolice

Pursuit of justice in major human rights cases in Central America provide the central focus this week on Latin Pulse. First, the program considers the potential extradition of Inocente Montano, a former high-ranking military official in El Salvador who a Spanish court is attempting to try for his part in ordering the massacre of Jesuit priests and religious workers.  The second case concerns former dictator Efrain Rios Montt accused of genocide in the killing of Mayan villagers in Guatemala. The news segment of the program covers the controversies swirling around the reopening of the U.S. embassy in Havana.The program includes in-depth interviews with:Hector Silva of American University's Center for Latin American & Latino Studies (CLALS); andKelsey Alford Jones of the Guatemala Human Rights Commission.Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell; Announcer: Jim Singer; andProduction Assistant: Sierra Hancock.(To download or stream this podcast, click here.) (The program is 30 minutes in length and the file size is 42 MB.) podcastnewsLatin AmericaGuatemalaCuba dissidentsdiplomacyJesuitsmilitarySpaincivil warindigenous issuesEl Salvadoramnestyhuman rightsCentral AmericaInocente MontanoCatholic ChurchEfrain Rios MonttU.S. State DepartmentJohn KerryRonald ReaganCold Warhealth issuesjusticeimpunitygenocidecorruptionoligarchy

Violence and salvation are the themes this week on Latin Pulse. The alarming rise in homicide rates in El Salvador catches our attention and the program discusses the causes and how the government is reacting to the rise in gang-related violence.  The reaction seems to be extrajudicial killings and the return of death squads.  The program also includes an analysis about the shift of religious beliefs in Latin America, including the rise of evangelicals and religious pluralism. The news segment of the program covers the latest votes related to the Trans-Pacific Partnership and special trade authority for President Barack Obama.The program includes in-depth interviews with:Hector Silva of the Center for Latin American & Latino Studies (CLALS) at American University; andAndrew Chesnut of Virginia Commonwealth University.Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell; Producer: Jim Singer; andProduction Assistant: Sierra Hancock.(To download or stream this podcast, click here.) (The program is 30 minutes in length and the file size is 42 MB.) podcastnewsLatin AmericatradepoliticsreligionhomicideviolencePuerto RicogangsMexicoUnited StatesEl SalvadorBarrio 18PeruChileMS-13Trans-Pacific PartnershipCatholicismCanadaTPPBarack ObamaJohn BoehnerU.S. Congressdeath squadsextrajudicial killingspolicemilitaryARENAMauricio FunespovertyeducationJohn KerrySalvador Sanchez CerenFMLNbusinessJuan Orlando HernandezAfro-Latin American issuesGuatemalaHondurasBrazilimpunitycoupevangelicalsagnosticsUruguayCubaatheistsSanteriaCandombleUmbandaNicaraguaParaguayjusticemediacrimeUnited NationsSanta Muertefolk saintsCentral America

Violence provides the central theme this week on Latin Pulse as the program looks at troubles in Colombia and El Salvador. In Colombia, as the country's civil war turns the corner on 51 years of pain, the peace process seems stalled as violence escalates in the war.  In El Salvador, violence levels are higher than they have been in more than 20 years.  The news segment of the program covers how women demonstrated across South America this week to call attention to the high levels of violence aimed at them and the need for laws to combat the problem.The program includes in-depth interviews with:Winifred Tate of Colby College; andHector Silva of the Center for Latin American & Latino Studies (CLALS) at American University.Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell; Producer: Jim Singer; andProduction Assistant: Sierra Hancock.(To download or stream this podcast, click here.) (The program is 30 minutes in length and the file size is 42 MB.) podcastnewsLatin AmericaColombiapoliticsviolencemediaArgentinagender issuesChileUruguayEl Salvadorcivil warpeace talksgangsjusticepolicecrimemilitaryFARCELNrefugeesagribusinessagricultureoilextractive industriesJuan Manuel SantosSalvador Sanchez Cerenland reformmininginsurgentsparamilitariesMS-13Barrio 18Central Americasocial mediaextrajudicial killingseconomicsimpunityCubaprisonshomocides

Conversamos sobre la reforma migratoria con la Viceministra para los salvadoreños en el Exterior, Liduvina Magarín y también nos acompañaron via Skype la Columnista Cristina Lopez y el periodista Héctor Silva Avalos.

Belize is a 33 year old English speaking Country. Today, Belize Talk Radio Host Macarena Rose, sits with the esteemed Don Hector Silva of San Ignacio, Belize.Don Hector, who has held every position in politics in Belize, except for Prime Minister, so far, shares Belize history from before Independence, on September 21, 1981.His knowledge and expertise is first hand, and for the 11 years as a dear friend of our Host, Macarena, he never ceases to inspire, amaze, educate, invigorate her. She is sharing him with you all today !Check in on our Facebook page for the video of the show !

Hijo del recordado ex-alcalde de San Salvador Héctor Silva, la mayor parte de su vida profesional se ha desempeñado como periodista en varios medios, además de trabajar en la embajada de El Salvador en Washington. Tuitero invitado Alejandro Baiza, @alexbaizas

El presidente del Fondo de Inversión Social para el Desarrollo Local (FISDL) detalló los avances logrados en el programa de lucha contra la pobreza. Además, explicó cómo funciona el Programa de Apoyo Temporal al Ingreso (PATI) dirigido a los jóvenes.

Temas abordados: plan contra la pobreza, evaluación de plan de reordenamiento en San Salvador y valoración de situación en Cambio Democrático.