Podcasts about hobbiest

We were grateful to have Witness come through to Bridge the Gap and share his story with us. Holden Stephan Roy enjoyed this interview and we're glad you can take part with us. Let us know what you think in the comments. 00:00 From Montreal to Bangledash 04:54 Playing outside and doing martial arts 12:27 Discovering Wu-Tang and Cypress Hill from a brother's friend 27:46 Sans Pression inspired a young Witness to rap 36:54 Making songs and discovering the early Montreal scene 47:31 Rapping in the early 2000's 55:25 Trying to make music for good reasons 01:04:44 Chasing your dreams while embracing marketing 01:11:17 Montreal needs a centralized database 01:17:15 Hobbiest versus professionals, different goals and intentions 01:23:15 There were lots of shows and literal magazines back in the day 01:35:20 Hip Hop is less competitive these days 01:44:15 The power of AI and how it will force live content 01:50:12 Imagine AI in battle rap 02:04:12 KOTD, Word Up and the early battle rap scene 02:18:01 The MySpace rapper era 02:28:56 Doing the knowledge is good for growth 02:40:15 Graffitti, B-Boys and the other elements 02:53:53 What Witness is up to these days 03:12:24 Outro Make sure to follow/support Witness: https://www.instagram.com/witness_kod/ https://linktr.ee/witness_kod Discover Holden Stephan Roy's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/behindthatsuit

We back! After a 2 week hiatus, Fish brings a secret shame to the podcast. The boys go a little above their paygrade talking about serious things...and Plachy crashes a plane every time he flies one.

HELLO AND WELCOME We have a guest! Our brother Orv joins us to provide some insight into how big corporations utilize 3D printing to build prototypes for car parts. After this discussion, Asher outlines some awesome new technologies. He covers how pigs can play video games, COD season 2 preview, and an exciting alternative to using needles in the medical field. As always the weekly brainteaser wraps things up nicely. Gloves for Kids Charity Link: https://gofund.me/fcbfe7b4 This Week's Brainteaser: How do you make the number 7 even without additional, subtraction, multiplication, or division? Email for Guesses: Thebuildplatepodcast@gmail.com Rad - Maker - Bro's Etsy: RADMAKERBRO on Etsy --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebuildplatepodcast/support

This week's the guys have then who has over 50 hobbies and we talked about how your year can be better if you get a hobby there's a fun freestyle rap,we would have a quiz on weird hobbies that people could do. We hope you enjoy the episode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/flows4u/message

In this weeks episode the team is back at full strength, discussing the latest from Games Workshop, TTCombat, Atomic Mass Games and much more. During Game Talk we discuss the growing trend of Hobbiest's being abused and attacked online (if you have a history of being abused we will understand if you skip ahead on this one to avoid getting flashbacks or being triggered.)

Originally released in January of 2020.Happy New Year Everyone! We ring in the new year talking about the transition from hobbiest to lifestyle Karateka and the mindset behind this. Along with some warnings on safety in training. Enjoy! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guess what... Yep! We're back with another episode of #BringThePain and Crissi Rae is joining me on this one. Tonight format is the traditional one so this could go anywhere. That being said, we're going to cover Chitta Chatta, hobbies (and why people need them) and Clifton Hill being booked. At the end we do #ThingsThatMakeMeAJerk and close out the show. This should be a fun one so be ready to be entertained! #OhYeah I own no rights to the music used in this episode.

Most people start a new hobby at the beginning of a new year, on this week's show Kate Holiday & Ryan Rivers dig in and dissect some of America's top hobbies, as well as those around the world. 

What's in a name? Today we look at how we identify ourselves and our business as side-hustlers and how this effects our results. What do you call yourself? An entrepreneur? Side-hustler? Hobbiest? And how does this impact the way you think about your own business in comparison to your 9-5? Time to look under the covers and see what is driving you! Helpful Links:Join The Energetic Entrepreneur Facebook Community. Request access here. Download your free Side-Hustlers Mini Business Plan here.Jump to my website for more great resources here!Prefer the transcript? Head here.

Hobbiest mixologist, viral video personality, and cocktail book author of Suck It Up: Extraordinary Cocktails for Everyday People, Dan Magro has a real-talk and hilarious approach to mixing drinks and taking names. We talked about the proliferation of multi-hyphenates in LA, his deep love of brunch as a lifestyle, and his ultimate, if unexpected, drinking buddy. This week's cocktail recipe is a brunch favorite from Dan's book, Suck it Up. Lavender Mimosa - served in a champagne flute Brut Champagne or Sparkling Wine Lavender Honey Infusion* a lemon, quartered Garnish: fresh lavender    Rub the lemon slice around the rim of the flute, squeeze the juice into the glass, and the drop the wedge in. Fill the glass with 3/4 of bubbly, top off the remainder of the  glass with the lavender honey syrup. Garnish with lavender.    *Lavender Honey Infusion Bring 3 cups of water to a boil. Once boiling, add 1/3 cup of honey and stir for 3 minutes, then reduce heat to medium. Add 1/4 cup of dried lavender, and stir for 1 minute making sure all lavender is immersed in water. Turn off the heat, cover and let sit overnight. Strain the cooled liquid, discarding the solids. Store in the refrigerator for 2 weeks.    LinksSuck it Up: Extraordinary Cocktails For Everyday People Dan's Viral Buzzfeed Video Dan Magro's Instagram Bit by a Fox Links: Bit by a Fox Blog Instagram Facebook Twitter   music: https://www.humanworldwide.com

In this, our 6th episode, the typical hijinxs take place. Just like always there is a lot here. Now onto the topics: Firefly and why it annoys jim that people like it. Over analyzing entertainment Richard, as always, misses jim's point Creative boxes Reviews, star systems, and those who do it for free games Pirating, Agrhhh More graphic design talk History vs. Anthropology Not understanding the roots of this hobby The Links: Book The New Typography, Jan Tschichold Movies Auntie Mame Bicycle Thieves References Bauhaus International Typographic Style Swiss Graphic Design and Typography Revisited Propaganda Graphic Design: Germany and Russia We want to hear from you. Send us your questions, opinions, and thoughts; we want to hear them. jim and I tend to forget others are listening. So what do you want to know,? email: thegrumpyoldgamers@gmail.com facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2139825406285835/ twitter: https://twitter.com/gamers_grumpy apple itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/grumpy-old-gamers/id1439696896 google play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I6ky7qrl4f2f32noc33snv24qmi soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/we-are-grumpy spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6JcZgVVDy8TgxjNxlR2GvC#upsell stiticher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/richard-iorio/grumpy-old-gamers?refid=stpr Also if you like what we do, we will not say no to your money. https://simplecast.com/donate/7038

WE'RE BACK. In this episode, we talk design, specifically graphics and book design. There is a lot here, but if you are interested in learning about our approaches, this topic is for you. The big discussion covers Style over Substance. Yes, the writing of a game is essential, but so too is the presentation. We end with the start of the next podcast. We hate planning these, yet we hit on a topic that we did not have the time to cover. Why? At 1:30.00 we got tired of talking. Here are some links to the books we mentioned They are also great places to start if you want to learn more about typography and sound design. Elements of Typographic Style 4.0, Robert Bringhurst *Inside Paragraphs: typograpic fundamentals*, Cyrus Highsmith The Index Series, by Kim Krause Non-Designer's Design Book, by Robin Williams Helvetica (you must see this), Produced & Directed by Gary Hustwit The Helvetica Typeface from Linotype Skyrealms of Jorune Example of Skyrealms of Jorune's art Damn, that's a lot. We also want to hear from you. Send us your questions, opinions, and thoughts; we want to hear them. jim and I tend to forget others are listening. So what do you want to know, or us to talk about? email: thegrumpyoldgamers@gmail.com facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2139825406285835/ twitter: https://twitter.com/gamers_grumpy apple itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/grumpy-old-gamers/id1439696896 google play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I6ky7qrl4f2f32noc33snv24qmi soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/we-are-grumpy spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6JcZgVVDy8TgxjNxlR2GvC#upsell stiticher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/richard-iorio/grumpy-old-gamers?refid=stpr Also if you like what we do, we will not say no to your money. https://simplecast.com/donate/7038

In this episode, we talk about not only the expectations players have for a game, but the expectations a gamemaster has as well. Other topics include encounter balancing, why the concept of feats is something you either like or dislike, as well as a brief discussion on next episode's topic: freelancing. We also want to hear from you. Send us your questions, opinions, and thoughts; we want to hear them. jim and I tend to forget others are listening. So what do you want to know, or us to talk about? email: thegrumpyoldgamers@gmail.com facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2139825406285835/ twitter: https://twitter.com/gamers_grumpy apple itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/grumpy-old-gamers/id1439696896 google play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I6ky7qrl4f2f32noc33snv24qmi soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/we-are-grumpy spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6JcZgVVDy8TgxjNxlR2GvC#upsell stiticher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/richard-iorio/grumpy-old-gamers?refid=stpr Also if you like what we do, we will not say no to your money. https://simplecast.com/donate/7038

WoS: Aspersion – a damaging or derogatory remark or criticism; slander QoS: ”Only the weak are cruel. Gentleness can only be expected from the strong.” Off-Topic: billy in genny Topic: White-Washing It is amazing how effective white-washing has been throughout time. Through various conversations I’ve had this week I’ve referenced Black Wall Street a few times and my colleagues have been literally hit with confusion. White washing aka story telling have created a skewed perception of life that people have internalized to be truth. Ignorance is purposeful not bliss, the government doesn’t want to implicate themselves in anything criminal because that would tarnish their image. Historic events like the bombing of Black Wall Street, sundown towns, and many other events have been white washed to cater to the great United States of America’s image. The hobby business owner One of KingDev’s biggest pet peeves are business owners that treat their businesses as hobbies. Hobbies are things that we do to pass time. Businesses are things we create with the intentions of fixing a problem and profiting off of it in some way. The problem is when they fuse the two creating a business hobbyist. The goal is to be the owner or founder of a successful business, not a person who has a business. I founded two businesses and I treat them as such. I have clientele and expect them to act as such. In the black community we have to get away from feeling like if they look like me then I don’t have to pay them. In the same breath if they don’t look like me I’m going to pay them anything for their product or service. We have to come to a place where we treat black business owners just like any other business owner and respect their prices and services. Thank you for checking out this episode of Introspective Insight: The Black Wallstreet Podcast and we hope you come back next week with a new set of ears. If you haven’t done so already, please take a minute and leave a quick rating and review of the show on iTunes, iHeartRadio, Soundcloud, Tunein Radio, or Stitcher. It will help us to keep delivering great content that you want to hear every week! Subscribe to Introspective Insight via iTunes | Soundcloud | Stitcher | Tunein Radio | iHeartRadio | Google Play | As always, #JoinTheConversation | #StayRoyal Social Media FB: RoyalFlexTheBrand | Devin Malik Anglin | RFTB: Introspective Insight Hot Topics | FlowGodFlaMo IG: RoyalFlexTheBrand | KingDevDoe | D.Horace | FlowGodFlaMo | Divi9yoni Twitter: RFTB_Official | iiTalkShow | KingDevDoe Youtube: Devon Horace | Introspective Insight Youcaring.com/RFTBinsight --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/introspectiveinsight/message

We begin with one of the strangest conversations we have ever had. From cats being a health risk to the issues I have with the master bathroom, we suddenly switch focus and talk about the creative "aha!" moment. This moment is when you realize you want something different from your design or from the games you play. We also want to hear from you. Send us your questions, opinions, and thoughts; we want to hear them. jim and I tend to forget others are listening. So what do you want to know, or us to talk about? email: thegrumpyoldgamers@gmail.com facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2139825406285835/ twitter: https://twitter.com/gamers_grumpy google play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I6ky7qrl4f2f32noc33snv24qmi soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/we-are-grumpy spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6JcZgVVDy8TgxjNxlR2GvC#upsell stiticher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/richard-iorio/grumpy-old-gamers?refid=stpr

Yaro Stark joins us today and we talk all about digital entrepreneurship, blogging, and everything in between.  Listen in as we pick this 20-year veterans brain!Topics:Yaro's background and first businessesChanges in internet marketing starting 20 years backFundamental niche marketingOur method vs Yaro's methodNarrowing down your audience (the sweet spot)How to […] Read More → The post From Hobbiest To Full-Time Blogger w/ Yaro Starak [Episode #42] appeared first on Human Proof Designs.

jim and Richard talk about the culture of the hobby, the gatekeepers it creates, and the assumptions hobby publishers have about breaking in. With brutal opinions and frank honesty, the conversation is organic, at times rambling, but in the end entertaining, Can you tell we stink at this?

Interview with Deborah Norling. We talk about her use of BSD on old hardware, accessibility on the BSDs, and Simh (http://simh.trailing-edge.com).File info: 23Min, 10MB.Ogg link:https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk143/bsdtalk143.oggNote: The first set of audio files that I posted were accidentally exported from an intermediate working set that didn't have the audio levels adjusted. I have posted the proper files. My apologies to Deborah, and to the listening audience.

Today’s guest proves that some people can transform a quirky hobby into a profitable business. Joe Brewer reached out to me with his story a few weeks ago.  His quirky hobby is arcade and pinball repairs and restoration. Salvaging an old, abadoned Ms. Pac Man arcade machine turned into a hobby of restoring vintage arcade and pinball machines which were found through Craigslist, online forums, or simply word of mouth. Joe has such a passion for this that he even has a full-blown arcade – Brewer's Arcade, it’s called -  in his home that you can actually visit. It’s open to the public a couple times per year. To date, he’s made a profit flipping games that he has restored and then sold and makes extra income running a YouTube channel, Brewers Arcade, which specializes in left handed guitars and you guessed it, arcade games! A little financial background on Joe - He and his wife live an anti-debt and fairly frugal lifestyle – their only debt is a mortgage where they make extra payments when possible.  They both live within 2 miles of their jobs and save money by either walking or biking to work.  Joe was even able to start a program at his office that pays employees a small stipend to take alternative transportation to work. Joe and his wife’s lifestyle are an example of how you can find unique ways to make extra cash to pay down debt and hopefully, retire at an early age.

## Starting a local Drupal community * When did you start the DrupalCampNE meetups?     * Started due to meeting a friend Richard at DrupalCons in Paris, Copenhagen and Denver and saying how crazy it was that we met at DrupalCons across the world but not in the North East where we’re both native. So we setup a meeting and promoted it on twitter and with some others we knew had at least dabbled with Drupal. We had 6 people at our first meeting and that happened in a pub which was to set the stage for the future meetups which have all been held in pubs. * I’ve thought about how cool it would be to start a local camp, but we don’t have a lot of people even coming to our meetups. What have you (or other organizers) done to get consistent attendance to events?     * Consistency… Mixup of talks and social but always keep it social so expectations are not too high. For the camp we needed there to be a few people interested and then had backing from my company to allow us to dedicate time. Dedicated time has been vital. * How large is a typical meetup? What’s the average attendence?     * We get anything from between 5 - 20 people attending but its really a mixup again, depends heavily on the day to some extend (holidays etc.) but also on if there is a talk. Our WP vs Drupal talk got a LOT of people :) * How far do people travel to get to your meetups?     * We’ve had people doing a round trip of 100 miles before because there is no meetup in the North of the North West… but usually people come from Newcastle or there abouts. We lose a few people since its too far for them to come for sure.   ## DrupalCampNE * When did you start organizing a Drupal Camp for the North East of England?     * August 2013 - started asking/checking about venue     * Went to other camps in UK to promote and to share info     * November 2013 - announced the date around DrupalCamp North West  * What were some of the challenges you faced? Were there any unexpected ones that stick out to you?     * Local attendees     * Sponsors     * Cancelled talks     * Outsourcing - Venue * What went really well for you? How did you plan for it?     * The feelings of collaborating - fresh eyes were really liberated.     * The venue was loved     * The talks by Morten and Holly Ross * What advice would you give to someone who’s planning a camp now? Or will be soon?     * Plan really well in advance     * Find a great venue and try to get it for free :)     * Have the freedom to make decisions - keep a small team?     * Get sponsors early!     * Get speakers early!