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It has been called “The Greatest Speech Never Given.”  Drafted as a contingency plan for President Richard Nixon on the occasion of the Apollo 11 moon landing, the memo entitled "In Event of Moon Disaster" is inarguably a better piece of writing than any of the presidential remarks actually delivered on that day.  Penned by White House speechwriter William Safire, today it is hailed as a work of rhetorical and poetic genius. It has inspired major Hollywood features, played a central role in moon landing anniversary observances, and even been used as a tool to educate information consumers on the dangers posed by deepfake technology. And yet from July 20, 1969 until its rediscovery in 1999, this striking piece of American history remained buried in obscurity, its brilliance unrecognized among the millions of pages of documents archived from the Nixon administration. So in this episode of the Lead Balloon podcast, we will track the path of the "Greatest Speech Never Given," from William Safire's desk, to Nixon's Chief of Staff, to its disappearance from and re-emergence in the national discourse. Dwight Chapin, who served as Deputy Assistant to President Nixon and helped plan the Public Relations strategy for the moon landing, will tell us more about his colleague Bill Safire, and how they positioned the moon landing from a strategic communication context. Joe Lopez, the Vice President of Marketing and Communications for the Richard Nixon Foundation, will discuss the memo's rediscovery and display in the Nixon Presidential Library. And Francesca Panetta and Halsey Burgund, co-directors of the viral Emmy-winning short film “In Event of Moon Disaster,” will discuss their decision to reimagine the remarks by using deepfake technology to synthesize a video of Richard Nixon actually delivering the momentous speech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Respeecher uses deep learning (AI) techniques to produce high quality synthetic speech.  The company was launched in 2018 by Alex Serdiuk, Dmytro Bielievtsov and Grant Reaber. In March 2020, Respeecher received $1.5 million in startup funding from ff Venture Capital, Acrobator Ventures, ICU Ventures, Network VC, and several angel investors. A year later, the company launched the beta of Voice Marketplace, a democratized version of Respeecher's tech available for small creators. In September 2021, Respeecher was awarded with an Emmy for their work on In Event of Moon Disaster. Since then, the team at Respeecher has worked on the following projects: The Book of Boba Fett and The Mandalorian (synthetic voice of young Luke Skywalker), Aloe Blacc's tribute to Avicii (cross-lingual Avicii's singing voice cloning), collaborated with 72andSunny, NFL, Digital Domain on the Super Bowl commercial (voice of Vince Lombardi / 2.1B impressions), Disney's Obi-Wan Kenobi Series. In February 2022, Respeecher team, most of which is in Ukraine, navigated through the full blown Russian invasion and managed to have no disruptions in operations. The company continues to grow, employ their fellow Ukranians and support their home country. In this Podcast, Allan McKay interviews Alex Serdiuk, Co-Founder of Respeecher, about the AI technology of synthetic speech; leveraging it in the fields of entertainment, medicine and investigative journalism; Respeecher's work on The Book of Boba Fett and The Mandalorian and so much more! For more show notes, visit www.allanmckay.com/392.

In Event of Emergency. This episode is about cycling events, what makes a good one, what makes them less good, why sign up at all, etc. As usual we struggle to stay on topic and contradict ourselves a lot. Music pick of the week Robot –  Dinosaur Jr. – You're Living All Over Me Stevil […]

Welcome to the Woman in Tech Series from the Global Tech Leaders Podcast. Today we are speaking to Cecilia Lavin Sales Director at InEvent. An innovative event-based video-driven platform. Having previously been a Vice President of EMEA. She is an experienced and driven sales and business development professional with over 14 years of experience in the events and hospitality industry ranging from technology products and services to venues, catering and events management. We kick off by asking Cecilia to share her career journey and what has led her to where she is today. Accidentally fell into it. Driven by personality and personal skill set. Wanted to be self-sufficient. Met amazing people on the way. Catering assistant at an event venue. Offered a sales role. Very natural. Build relationships with people. Swedish. Played lots of sports. Chatterbox. Workaholic. We ask Cecilia why she feels women have to work harder and what she feels is teachable. Being a natural at it. Trust. Personality and genuine. Then we ask Cecilia, how the sales journey changed since she first started and what it's like over at InEvent. Very different from when she started. Too easy to find leads. Overwhelming amount of contact. It's not about what you want to do. It's about the prospective client. A fan of cold calling. Do you have the time? Next, we ask Cecilia what is her philosophy on sales leadership. The leader to walk in their shoes. Inbound and outbound. Are you helping your customers win? We ask Cecilia to share more about InEvent and how they impact people's lives. Software business that helps facilitates events and broadcasts and streams. Help clients deliver high-quality events virtual or in-person. Exploring their issues and hurdles. Partnerships. Then we ask Cecilia, what has she seen with women in sales tech and what would her advice be. Women don't ask for what they want. When women are bossy. Skillsets of a Mom. In tech, you never stop learning. Putting in extra time. Diversity inclusion. A bigger mission that aligns with her mission. We ask Cecilia how she stays organised. Traditional pen and paper. Correct Book. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gloabl-tech-leaders/message

Ryan is joined by the founder and CEO of InEvent, Pedro Goes. Pedro became an entrepreneur when he was still in high school and by the time he had finished college he had created an event, marketing and sales platform which would go on to boast Forbes 2000 Global companies, including Amazon, Coca-Cola, Santander, Unilever and more! Pedro talks about the importance of resilience in business, why market fit is the key indicator of a company's success, how he utilises content marketing as well as growth in the tech space. He has some interesting thoughts and insights on how you can not only scale your business but how to do it sustainably too. KEY TAKEAWAYS InEvent has grown to $5 million ARR since 2019, they currently stand at a team of 130 people InEvent work with companies to employ an end-to-end event platform, from broadcasting to communication. Pedro believes in trying multiple go-to-market strategies and matching them to each channel. The decision for InEvent to go from bootstrapped to funding came from recognising where growth would come from next and listening to the features and developments customers wanted them to build. A lot of companies are unable to complete their journey for a multitude of reasons. What is essential to survive and what Pedro believes allowed InEvent to thrive is his and his team's resilience. Adaptability and the ability to diversify are why InEvent was able to deal with difficulties in their journey and changes in the market wants and needs. No problems or issues are big enough for you to fail if you have revenue. Sales are the most important aspect of your business and to do that you need to have a great market fit. Content marketing is something InEvent find works well for them. Generally, they use current trends and mould them to their own vision. BEST MOMENTS  “Our software is very cohesive, we have over 200 features” “One thing I do really well is resilience, the ability to survive in difficult conditions” “It all comes down to market-fit, there are no problems if you have revenue” “Capture the trends and post with them” Do You Want The Closing Secrets That Helped Close Over $125 Million in New Business for Free?"  Grab them HERE: https://www.whalesellingsystem.com/closingsecrets   Ryan Staley Founder and CEO Whale Boss 312-848-7443 ryan@whalesellingsystem.com www.ryanstaley.io    EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.linkedin.com/in/pedrogoes ABOUT THE SHOW How do you grow like a VC-backed company without taking on investors? Do you want to create a lifestyle business, a performance business or an empire? How do you scale to an exit without losing your freedom?Join the host Ryan Staley every Monday and Wednesday for conversations with the brightest and best Founders, CEO and Entrepreneurs to crack the code on repeatable revenue growth, leadership, lifestyle freedom and mindset.This show has featured Startup and Billion Dollar Founders, Best Selling Authors, and the World's Top Sales and Marketing Experts like Terry Jones (Founder of Travelocity and Chairman of Kayak), Andrew Gazdecki (Founder of Micro Acquire), Harpal Sambhi (Founder of Magical with a previous exit to Linkedin) and many more. This is where Scaling and Sales are made simple in 25 minutes or less.Saas, Saas growth, Scale, Business Growth, B2b Saas, Saas Sales, Enterprise Saas, Business growth strategy, founder, ceo: https://www.whalesellingsystem.com/closingsecretsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“He's going to do a lot better not only in this business but in future businesses because he knows what it is to build a business and not just a product,” says Brendan on this latest Billion Dollar Breakdown. He's speaking of Pedro Goes, founder and CEO of InEvent which creates software for in-person events and video productions, and a recent guest on Brendan's podcast. Starting his company from scratch may have taken a little longer at the outset, but will put him farther ahead in the long run.  Pedro was accepted into the prestigious Y Combinator program, an invaluable experience for its networking opportunities alone. Every successful entrepreneur, Brendan reiterates, is surrounded by an ever-expanding and reliable network. Value, ultimately, can't be measured in money, but in the value that you provide your buyers.  Pedro's exceptionally calm demeanor is an exemplary asset in the often chaotic world of growing a business, and from his example we can learn how to follow our own unique paths to lasting success.  Quotes: “Don't let a lack of capital stand in your way.” (1:42-1:45 | Brendan) “I look at most of the people I chat with who are successful, the people around them are an absolute common denominator. They have people that they can call, tap in (2:44-2:53 | Brendan) “The money is just there to deploy your vision.” (3:55-3:59 | Brendan) “Charge what allows you to develop the value that your buyer actually needs, and help them to realize that value and help them to realize that value, and position it effectively.” (5:12-5:22 | Brendan)  Connect with Brendan Dell: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendandell/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BrendanDell Instagram: @thebrendandellTikTok: @brendandell39  Master Class: brendandell.com/masterclassBuy a copy of Brendan's Book, The 12 Immutable Laws of High-Impact Messaging: https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780578210926 Connect with Pedro Goes and InEvent:LinkedIn: Pedro Goeshttps://inevent.com/en/home.php Please don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe to Billion Dollar Tech on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts! Use code Brendan30 for 30% off your annual membership with RiverSide.fm  Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm

“We need to manage a 35,000 person meeting in real time where decisions will be made that will end up on the 7:00 PM news,” says Pedro Goes, founder and CEO of InEvent. This software platform provides streamlined features such as video transitions, Q&A, polling, live music and the ability to engage with multiple sites at once to create a more multifaceted, interactive and engaging experience for attendees of remote meetings, events and conferences. It's been used by drawn government organizations, the United Nations, and large private organizations to conduct mass virtual events where they conduct crucial business like brokering deals, launching new products and driving sales.  Pedro talks about raising money for the company, which he started from scratch while also receiving backing from the prestigious Y Combinator program. Of course, money, both receiving and making, is just there to deploy your vision. What gets him out of bed in the morning is seeing the myriad ways people are using his InEvent software—like broadcasting from the International Space Station.  He's committed to diversity not out of some sense of timely obligation but because he recognizes that everyone brings a different perspective and fills in each others' blindspots. Embracing new ideas and new ways not only produces revenue, but creates new possibilities. Tune in to hear what can be learned from both Elvis and Kanye about committing to your passion and giving it your all.  Quotes: “Nobody can take Zoom or Microsoft Teams anymore because it's all the same thing– that black background and someone speaking for 2.5 hours. It's challenging.” (4:50-5:01 | Pedro) “When we started as a company, we wanted to do everything. We were what customers wanted us to be. That's good in the beginning but that's challenging for you to grow. If you're just following what the customer wants and not being a product, just being a service, and every time you launch a new event, everything's built from scratch, anyone can do that.” (11:02-11:25 | Pedro) “That's how you win the market: by mapping the requirements and deploying a product that's out of the box that you can use today, and you're going to be successful with it.” (13:18-13:26 | Pedro) “At a certain point you have to make a decision about what's going to be good for you because there are so many good ideas out there that you can actually commit to.” (14:23-14:31 | Pedro) “America is one of the very few countries where you can actually build a huge business by doing one thing really well. In other countries, it's hard for you to do that because there is no ecosystem. So, if you work too long on one piece, then the other nine pieces for the whole solution are not there. In America, you actually have the opportunity to build one piece really well, because there is an ecosystem that supports you because it's all integrated. So, that's really good.” (14:57-15:26 | Pedro) “Once you are with a company of a 150 people or more, you have to have a process, your power as one single person doesn't scale without processes (26:45-26:58 | Pedro) Connect with Brendan Dell: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendandell/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BrendanDell Instagram: @thebrendandellTikTok: @brendandell39 Buy a copy of Brendan's Book, The 12 Immutable Laws of High-Impact Messaging: https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780578210926    Connect with Pedro Goes and InEvent:LinkedIn: Pedro Goeshttps://inevent.com/en/home.php Check out Pedro's recommended reads:   How to Be Rich by J. Paul Getty https://www.indiebound.org/search/book?keys=J+Paul+Getty   An Incredible Dream: Ralph Roberts and the Story of Comcast by William Novak https://www.amazon.com/Incredible-Dream-Ralph-Roberts-Comcast Please don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe to Billion Dollar Tech on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts! Use code Brendan30 for 30% off your annual membership with RiverSide.fm  Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm

Overview Tune in for Ep.10 of Employer Branding: The Inside Podcast, Season 4! In this episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Gabriela Vieira, Employer Branding Specialist at InEvent. We talked about the roles of recruitment and marketing in employer branding, but also about emotional intelligence at work, cultivating diversity and inclusion, as well as the importance of building a creative concept for a company's Career Page. Check it out on Spotify to listen to the last episode of Season 4! What you'll learn by listeningUnderstanding the role of recruitment & marketing in employer branding Company values & their importance in the recruitment processInserting a creative concept into your Careers Page Diversity & inclusion reimagined: meet “Ash”! The role of employer branding in the USHow much does creativity matter when developing Employer Branding initiatives?Guidelines for fostering emotional intelligence in the workplace About the companyInEvent is the most powerful software for professional events. If your company needs a platform for B2B events, video-driven conferences, or any virtual or hybrid experience, InEvent is the perfect solution. At InEvent, we are passionate about virtual and hybrid technologies. We are building the most powerful and versatile platform for professional webinars and V&H (virtual and hybrid) events.

Day 1 is in the books for the Torian Pro in Australia -- and it's no surprise to see Tia-Clair Toomey leading the way on the women's side. In Event 1, Kara Saunders and Toomey were battling neck and neck but ultimately, Toomey took home the win and ended Day 1 at the top of the leaderboard.For the men's side, the big story is what happened to Ricky Garard after Event 1?Morning Chalk Up's Lauren Kalil sits down with Bella Martin whose boots on the ground at Torian to talk about all of the major moments from the day and who you should have your eye on going into day 2.

The pandemic threw us into a whirlwind of change and adaption. It tested us and challenged us to think differently about the way we do business. InEvent has had to pivot greatly during the pandemic and CEO, Pedro Góes discusses his efforts to drive growth in the last 2 years and adapt and embrace new use cases. InEvent is a powerful software for professional events. It's the perfect platform for B2B events, video-driven conferences, or any virtual or hybrid experiences. In his efforts to drive growth Pedro has relied on quality content that can guide and educate prospects while ensuring that prospects are getting value instantly and seamlessly. Let Pedro guide you through tips in product expansion and pivoting in challenging times.

Hello listeners! I'm Caroline Schafer, the Podcast Producer for the AMSE Agency.  Maybe it's just me, but with all the things March is bringing, I feel a strong desire to purchase some green clothing, start planting some tulips and make sure I have dark curtains for those days when I want to forget we lose an hour of sleep because of Daylight Savings Time. BUt, spring is all about new growth, and AMSE has ways to fertilize that growth for your business.  We will plant the seeds of excitement by joining CEO and Founder Moni Jefferson on March 3rd at 12:00 pm EST for our monthly Facebook Live. Moni gives you all the information you need to bring growth to your business this month. When you join her, you'll see why spending time being intentional in your business garden will help it flourish! Then, following our Facebook Live, at 1:30 pm EST, join us for our monthly Member Orientation. No more digging into the membership site by yourself. This is the time to find out all of the fruitful benefits of being an AMSE member.    March 8th at 1:30 pm EST is a Masterclass with Katie Wayan from Excelsior College. Katie's love for education will be the fertilizer for this event, and she will supply informational seedlings to add to your garden. Sign up for this class today on your member dashboard.  Since March is about growth, this next Masterclass is designed just for that! Join us on March 10th  at 1:30 pm EST as Brian Arrington and Leslie Coffey team up to teach you “How to Grow Your Virtual Network.” Brian is the Founder and President of Vets2Industry, a non-profit organization free to service members, military spouses, dependent children, Goldstar families, and caregivers. Each month, Vets2Industry hosts free Virtual Networking Circuit Events. Leslie Coffey is not only a military spouse of 25 years but the Director of Military Spouse and Family Engagement of Vets2Industry. She is a connector, a life-long learner, career coach, and more! This will be a class to help you sprout some new connections and ideas. March 15th at 1:30 pm EST is the time to come together with other AMSE members. This virtual sunny get-together helps you find ways to deal with the rain showers that can come during seasons of your business. Join other members while we help each other pull the weeds of struggle and help your business begin to blossom.  Every gardener needs to take a break and put their feet up. So March 16th at 10 am EST, join us for our monthly Coffee Chat. We understand and see how hard you work, so we wanted to provide a time for you to chit-chat about life. So consider this your virtual time to open the windows and breathe in some fresh, spring air, and we will see you there!  Tending to your business garden is vital in the early months of spring. This is why we have another Masterclass for you! On March 17th at 1:30 pm EST, join CEO of InEvent, Pedro Góes, while he teaches a class titled, “Preparing and Maximizing Your Virtual Networking Event.” Pedro started InEvent in college with over 10,000 active paying users. Currently, InEvent is a Y Combinator, venture-backed company providing an event, marketing, and sales platform for Forbes 2000 Global companies, including Amazon, Coca-Cola, Boeing, and more!  Before we head in April, we still have one more event designed with you in mind! March 22nd is our monthly Group Coaching event at 1:30 pm EST. This event will be filled with vibrant enthusiasm and the fragrance of spring!      Remember, your AMSE Member dashboard has all you need to register for events, connect with other members, and share your wins! You can find all you need to start, grow, and elevate your business!  If you're new to Owning Up, make sure and subscribe, so you'll know when a new episode drops. You can also join our Facebook group to see what other milspouse entrepreneurs are up to and receive the latest AMSE news. If you're a milspouse who has a business or is thinking of starting one, join us here at AMSE Membership. As always, check out our previous episodes for encouragement, connection, and information.    We'd love to have you join our fantastic community! Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook. Follow Moni Jefferson on Instagram. Visit our website to become a member: AMSE Email us at hello@amseagency.com

As the Apollo 11 astronauts hurtled towards the moon on July 18th, 1969, members of the Nixon administration realized they should probably make a contingency plan. If the astronauts didn't make it – or, even more horrible, if they made it to the moon and crashed and had no way to get back to earth – Richard Nixon would have to address the nation. That haunting speech was written but fortunately was never delivered. But you can go to the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City and watch Nixon somberly reciting those words. It looks like real historic footage, but it's fake. Artists Francesca Panetta and Halsey Burgund used the text of the original address and media manipulation techniques like machine learning to create the synthetic Nixon for a film called In Event of Moon Disaster. It anchors an exhibit called Deepfake: Unstable Evidence on Screen. In this episode, Panetta and Burgund discuss how they created In Event of Moon Disaster as a way to highlight various misinformation techniques, the changing literacy of the general public towards media manipulation, and the effectiveness of misinformation in the museum medium. Topics and Notes 00:00 Intro 00:15 July 18th, 1969 00:40 The Safire Memo (https://www.archives.gov/files/presidential-libraries/events/centennials/nixon/images/exhibit/rn100-6-1-2.pdf) 01:38 Clip From In Event of Moon Disaster (https://moondisaster.org) 02:30 Nixon's Telephone Call (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_8tawnlwr8) 03:00 What is Deepfake? 03:30 Halsey Burgund (https://halseyburgund.com) 04:06 Francesca Panetta (https://www.francescapanetta.com/about/) 04:30 How They Did It 04:50 Why This Speech? 06:02 Deepfake: Unstable Evidence on Screen at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City (https://movingimage.us/event/deepfake-unstable-evidence-on-screen/) 07:05 Misinformation By Editing 09:53 Misinformation and Medium 10:23 Museums as Trustworthy Institutions (https://www.museumarchipelago.com/71) 11:27 What Would a “Deepfake Museum Gallery” Look Like? 13:43 In Event of Moon Disaster (https://moondisaster.org) 14:00 Outro | Join Club Archipelago

In this week's Espresso, we cover updates from Nuvocargo, Clara, Incode and more!The LatamList Espresso podcast team will take a holiday break but make sure to tune in starting January 2022 to find out what's going on in Latin America's ecosystem.Outline of this episode:[0:27] - Brazilian fintech Azos raises $10M in a Series A[0:59] - Nuvocargo raises $20.5M to bolster US-Mexico trade [1:31] - Interview with Deepak Chhugani, Nuvocargo's founder and CEO[5:12] - Clara becomes a unicorn after a Series B financing round of $70 million[5:32] - Incode becomes a unicorn after raising 220 million in a Series B funding round[5:55] - InEvent raises 2 million in seed funding from Storm Ventures[6:22] - Bancolombia and Gemini announce partnership for bitcoin trading[6:51] - Ep.159, Crossing Borders Greatest Hits ft. Mariana CastilloResources & people mentioned:Companies & Startups: Azos, Nuvocargo, Clara, Incode, InEvent, Bancolombia,Gemini, Ben & FrankVCs and funds: Prosus Ventures. Kaszek Ventures, Maya Capital, Propel, Tiger Global Management, Coatue, General Atlantic, Softbank, Storm VenturesPeople: Deepak Chhugani, Mariana Castillo.

In this UpTech Report, CEO Pedro Góes of InEvent explains how his company offers everything you need to host a successful virtual event online using video technology. It started with some creative virtual event ideas, a talent for app development, and a dream. Now, they are one of the top event management software companies in the world. Want to build a beautiful landing page for your event with online registration, meeting scheduling, plus many other important features? InEvent has you covered. They can also help create QR codes, design event staff badges, and prepare financial reports! It's all included on their exciting hybrid and virtual event platform. The best part is, there's no coding required. Just utilize their easy-to-use drag and drop interface and you'll have your event ready to go in minutes.

Bailey interviews Miguel Guerrero of InEvent.

View the full video interview here. The virtual event marketplace as a bridge uniting professionals in the event industry Pedro Góes is the CEO of InEvent, a Y Combinator venture-backed company providing an event, marketing, and sales platform for Forbes 2000 Global companies, including Amazon, Coca-Cola, KPMG, Santander, Unilever, Boeing, Embraer, and Citibank. Early in his career, and during college, Pedro started a company with which he had more than 10,000 monthly active paying users. He is a Y Combinator Alumni, a 40 under 40 founder by Association Magazine, a UK Event Tech Award Winner, and a Gold Crocodile Award Winner.

What are the challenges of hypergrowth – and how do you get after it?Vinicius Neris, co-founder of InEvent, has learned a lot from navigating rapid business growth over the past year.

Pedro Góes is CEO at InEvent, an integrated end-to-end events platform which has customers in 67 countries and the likes of Facebook, Coca Cola, KPMG, Bosch, Santander among its users. The July 2021 launch of subsidiary platform EventMarket is at the core of this episode, Góes detailing its capacity to hook clients up with proven local agencies around the world, giving InEvent a new level of global reach. Host James Dickson asks about the impact, the spoils, of joining the Y Combinator seed accelerator program in 2019, just ahead of the Covid 19 crush, and how much it helped InEvent adapt and deliver through the pandemic. Pedro Góes also highlights how consumer tech companies are waking up to the value in event tech and much more besides. To keep up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here. If you would like to take part in a podcast, then please complete our submission form.

WilmerHale podcast co-host and Partner John Walsh welcomes Partner Jason Chipman, who moderates a discussion between fellow WilmerHale lawyer Matthew Ferraro and special guest Nina Schick on “deepfakes”—using synthetic media to spread misinformation or disinformation. Schick is an author, advisor and speaker who has become an expert on how technology and artificial intelligence are reshaping our society. She is the author of the 2020 book Deepfakes: The Coming Infocalypse. Ferraro, a counsel at WilmerHale, is a prolific writer on deepfakes and disinformation. Before joining WilmerHale, he worked as an intelligence officer with the US government and brings to his practice his experience in intelligence issues and national security. Chipman's practice focuses on how the rapidly evolving world of technology interacts with the law—and the opportunities and challenges that interaction presents. Ferraro and Schick talk with Chipman about the definition and examples of deepfakes, the fast-developing technology used to create and detect deepfakes, the potential for AI technology to be used for good, and the implications of deepfakes on government, business and society as a whole.   Links:  https://ninaschick.org/ (Nina Schick's website) and book, https://www.amazon.com/Deepfakes-Coming-Infocalypse-Nina-Schick/dp/1538754304/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1616701410&sr=8-1 (Deepfakes: The Coming Infocalypse) https://www.wilmerhale.com/en/people/matthew-ferraro (Matthew Ferraro's bio) https://www.wilmerhale.com/en/people/jason-chipman (Jason Chipman's bio) https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/infamous-war-worlds-radio-broadcast-was-magnificent-fluke-180955180/ (Orson Welles' War of the Worlds broadcast) (Smithsonian Mag) “https://www.npr.org/2021/03/11/975849508/slick-tom-cruise-deepfakes-signal-that-near-flawless-forgeries-may-be-here (Slick Tom Cruise Deepfakes Signal That Near Flawless Forgeries May Be Here)” (NPR) “https://www.vice.com/en/article/neqb98/reddit-shuts-down-deepfakes (Reddit Just Shut Down the Deepfakes Subreddit)” (Vice) https://news.mit.edu/2020/mit-tackles-misinformation-in-event-of-moon-disaster-0720 (MIT's Center for Advanced Virtuality's project), “https://moondisaster.org/ (In Event of Moon Disaster)” “https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/movies/a30432647/deepfake-youtube-video-fixes-the-irishman-de-aging/ (Some Deepfaker on YouTube Spent Seven Days Fixing the Shitty De-Aging in The Irishman)” (Esquire) https://www.wilmerhale.com/en/search?keyword=deepfakes&type=Insights (WilmerHale's thought leadership on deepfakes)

Jüsto raised a $65M Series A funding round led by General Atlantic.   In this week’s Espresso, we cover investment updates from Jüsto, InEvent, Aflore, and more!   Outline of this episode:  [0:27] - Jüsto Series A [1:06] - InEvent Seed round [1:32] - Aflore pre-Series B [1:58] - Alice, funding round. [2:44] - Flink raises $12M Series A   Resources & people mentioned:   Startups: Jüsto, InEvent, Aflore, Alice y Flink.

InEvent, a startup powering virtual and hybrid events, is announcing that it has raised $2 million in seed funding from Storm Ventures. That's just tiny fraction of the $125 million that online events platform Hopin raised last fall — in fact, a recent Equity episode suggested that Hopin might be the fastest growth story of […]

InEvent, a startup powering virtual and hybrid events, is announcing that it has raised $2 million in seed funding from Storm Ventures. That’s just tiny fraction of the $125 million that online events platform Hopin raised last fall — in fact, a recent Equity episode suggested that Hopin might be the fastest growth story of […]

People often see immersive technology as a way of entering new worlds to experience things that they would never normally get to do in real life. While there is certainly much out there to delight and entertain, immersive stories can also enable a glimpse into someone else's world or provoke new perspectives on social or political issues. This week we look at the issue-based work of two XR makers: Francesca Panetta, who led the Guardian's VR studio and more recently has been dabbling in deep fake technology; and Karen Palmer, whose body of recent immersive work deals with race, ethics and AI to challenge our own implicit biases.With Francesca Panetta and Karen PalmerFrancesca Panetta, Artist & Journalisthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/francesca-panetta-895b457/Karen Palmer, Artisthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/storytellerfromthefuture/Credits:Presenter: Shehani FernandoProducers: Chris Hogg & Shehani Fernando Assistant Producer: Max BowerExecutive Producer: Will SaundersEditing and sound design: John Wakefield & Matt McGuinnessThe title track is ‘A Thousand Years' by David A MolinaOther music: ‘Allston Night Owl' by Blue Dot Sessions courtesy of Free Music ArchiveAdditional music by Neil CullenClips from ‘In Event of Moon Disaster', courtesy of MIT Centre for Advanced Virtuality Clips from ‘6x9' and ‘Sea Prayer', Copyright Guardian News & Media Ltd 2020Clips from ‘Riot' courtesy of Karen Palmer.Resources: In Event of Moon Disaster - co-directed by Francesca Panetta & Halsey Bergund, an MIT Centre for Advanced Virtuality Productionhttps://moondisaster.org/6x9: A virtual experience of solitary confinement https://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2016/apr/27/6x9-a-virtual-experience-of-solitary-confinementExperience all The Guardian's 360 contenthttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa_1MA_DEorE_Qwa-4uURxeOvRxYfqA-6Karen Palmerhttp://karenpalmer.uk/Thoughtworks Artshttps://thoughtworksarts.io/Immerse NewsCreative discussion of emerging non fiction storytelling (and great newsletter)https://immerse.news/MIT's Docubase of new forms of documentary storytellinghttps://docubase.mit.edu/VR Non-fiction - A Mediographyhttp://vrdocumentaryencounters.co.uk/vrmediography/Virtual Reality: Immersive Documentary Encounters research projecthttp://vrdocumentaryencounters.co.uk/Canny AIhttps://www.cannyai.com/Respeecher - Voice cloninghttps://www.respeecher.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we will feature Pedro Goes, CEO of InEvent. He will discuss how to use the online event to generate leads. InEvent will help you design your hybrid event to market your products and help you generate leads and turn them into profits. Goes also discusses how to personalize your attendee journey and convert leads to higher ROI. The company will update you on the latest trends in the event industry.

In a world that’s been reshaped by the ongoing pandemic, remote work and virtual events are becoming more common than most of us could have ever imagined. InEvent provides a platform for team management and virtual events, and as a result, the startup has grown by leaps and bounds over the last several months. In this week’s episode, Roland Siebelink speaks with InEvent co-founder and CEO Pedro Góes. They talk about InEvent’s journey to product-market-fit and the startup’s sudden success during the pandemic: How quickly the demand for virtual events has grown and the potential for future growth. The many steps InEvent took to find the right type of customer. How InEvent views salespeople for a self-service product that they want to sell itself. Why InEvent places so much emphasis on customer satisfaction and customer feedback. The importance of not comparing yourself to other startups when it comes to finding product market fit.

Deep fakes - falske videoer lavet ved hjælp af maskinlæring er et voksende problem på nettet. Det startede med porno, men nu er mange nervøse for, at deep fakes måske får betydning i den amerikanske valgkamp. Men der er faktisk folk derude, som laver værktøj til at afsløre deep fakes. Mød Deep Trace, som opsporer og afslører deep fakes, og en dansk journalist som har været med til at lave en deep fake med præsident Nixon for at oplyse om faren ved  falske videoer. Medvirkende: Giorgio Patrini, ceo, Deep Trace Magnus Bjerg, digital projektleder, TV2 Links: Deep Trace https://sensity.ai In Event of Moon Disaster https://moondisaster.org

Sean Russell of the Cut Throat Finches chats with DJ Dugan about “In Event of Moon Disaster”. Released on Hand Drawn Records one year ago, the album is inspired by an unused Richard Nixon speech. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/texastailgate/message

Pedro Góes, InEvent: Revamping the Events Industry in Latam & the US, Ep 112 Although originally from Salvador, Brazil Pedro Góes went to university in São Carlos where he met his future co-founders Vinicius Neris and Mauricio Giordano. There, Pedro was inspired by other Brazilian entrepreneurs that were providing solutions to problems that were hindering the region’s development.   Together, they founded InEvent, a SaaS startup that offers a platform to help enterprise event organizers boost revenue and provide attendees with a personalized experience. The platform’s events can range from 20 people to larger corporate events involving 44K people.   I sat down with Pedro to talk about what it was like growing up in Salvador and then starting a business during his college years in São Carlos. We also discuss his experience bootstrapping his company the first four years, his experience at YCombinator, and ultimately his decision to move the business to the US. Also, in light of COVID-19, we talk about how InEvent has adjusted to the new circumstances. Early lessons as a serial entrepreneur   Before starting InEvent, Pedro tried out several business ideas including creating an app for drinking water and a service for celebrities to send personalized messages to their fanbases. Although, these ideas didn’t find as much success as InEvent did, they were still valuable learning opportunities for Pedro. He explains that as much as having a good product is vital for a business to succeed, so is having contacts in the right channels.    Check out this episode of Crossing Borders to find out what else Pedro learned during his early years as an entrepreneur. Starting a business in São Carlos Pedro and his partners started developing InEvent while in university in São Carlos where the startup ecosystem was only just kicking off. Looking back, considering the availability of resources such as workspaces, free Internet access, and a network of the brightest minds with incredible energy and enthusiasm, Pedro explains that universities are great places to start a business.   Listen to this episode of Crossing Borders to learn more about Pedro’s experience running a company while studying at university. Bootstrapping InEvent  During the first few years running InEvent, Pedro and his partners bootstrapped the business while seeking investment opportunities in Brazil. Aware of their company’s growth potential, they were cautious about choosing an investor until they found the right valuation with the right people to support them. It was when they received a message from a client in Silicon Valley that they opened their eyes to the opportunity of going global.    Learn more about Pedro’s decision to move to the US to create a global company in this episode of Crossing Borders.   Since the onset of the pandemic, the events industry has had to re-engineer itself to survive. InEvent has been quick to respond to the changing scenery and is helping enterprises with the digital migration of their in-person events. Pedro Góes is transforming the realm of possibilities for event organizers and attendees with his SaaS startup at a global scale.   Outline of this episode: [1:47] - About InEvent [3:27] - Growing up in Salvador, Brazil [3:58] - Becoming an entrepreneur [5:28] - Lessons learned from previous businesses [7:11] - Why InEvent? [8:32] - Reaction of friends & family [9:26] - São Carlos’ ecosystem [11:33] - InEvent’s inflection point [13:50] - Setting up the business [15:05] - Deciding to bootstrap [16:46] - Fundraising in the US [19:36] - Advice to other Latam SaaS companies [22:17] - Pre and post-COVID-19 [24:12] - Managing a team remotely [25:40] - Advice to younger self [26:58] - Books, blogs, & podcast recommendations [28:08] - What’s next for InEvent?   Resources mentioned: Pedro Góes InEvent Vinicius Neris Mauricio Giordano Books: Ozires Silva, Good to Great, Comcast History

MIT and Mozilla want people to better understand the power of deepfake videos in a new project called In Event of Moon Disaster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Immersive Audio Podcast, Oliver Kadel is joined by Halsey Burgund and Francesca Panetta via Skype from the studio at MIT campus, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Halsey Burgund is a musician and sound artist living outside Boston. Both his installations and musical performances make extensive use of spoken human voice recordings as musical elements, alongside traditional and electronic instruments. Francesca Panetta is Creative Director at MIT’s Center of Advanced Virtuality. Previous to this she was a Nieman fellow at Harvard, and Executive Editor at the Guardian where she worked on immersive and innovations projects for 13 years, notably running the in-house virtual reality studio. In this episode, they discuss the evolution of their multifaceted careers, mutual collaborative projects such as audioar.org and “In Event of Moon Disaster”, and the importance of synergy between academia and professional practice. This episode was produced by Oliver Kadel and Michelle Chan with the help of Emma Rees and included music by Knobs Bergamo. For extended show notes and more information on this episode go to https://1618digital.com/immersive-audio-podcast-episode-34-halsey-burgund-francesca-panetta-audioar-org/ We want to hear from you! We value our community and would appreciate it if you would take our very quick survey and help us make the Immersive Audio Podcast even better: surveymonkey.co.uk/r/3Y9B2MJ Thank you! You can follow the podcast on Twitter @IAudioPodcast for regular updates and content. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram @1618digital. If you have any comments or questions, get in touch via podcast@1618digital.com

Our interview with folk-pop cosmic balladeer Mister K went much further than we were able to share with you on Episode 491 of Folk Roots Radio. Check out the full interview below. Kevin Roy Kratsch spent five years on the road as country folk singer-songwriter Kevin Roy before re-inventing himself as cosmic balladeer Mister K, and starting work on “In Event Of Moon Disaster”, a folk-pop journey through the highs and lows of a mental health struggle, what Kevin describes as those 'Darker Days'. In Event Of Moon Disaster was created with producer and collaborator Rusty Matyas (The Sheepdogs, The Weakerthans, Imaginary Cities) who opened up about his own struggles with alcoholism prior starting work on the project. The two found support, inspiration, and empowerment while breathing life into these songs; a testament to the strength of healing through music and art. There have been three singles released from the album, so far: “Hundreds Of Dollars”, “Lonely One” and the latest, “Darker Days” – Kevin’s personal story and a song he hopes will be a conversation starter with respect to the importance of discussing mental health. The new single is being released on January 29 to coincide with Bell Let’s Talk Day. The full album will arrive later in 2020. Mister K sat down with Folk Roots Radio at the 2019 Folk Music Ontario conference to chat about the new project. For more information about the music of Mister K, visit heyheymisterk.com. Music: Mister K “Hundreds of Dollars” and “Lonely One” from “In Event of Moon Disaster” (2020, Self) and “Darker Days” (Live).

On Episode 491 of Folk Roots Radio we chat to Kevin Roy from Manitoba about his new music project as cosmic balladeer Mister K, and upcoming album “In Event of Moon Disaster” – a musical journey through the highs and lows of a mental health struggle. In Event of Moon Disaster is a wonderful album and this is a great interview. We wrap up the hour with more of the new music that we’ve received, and this time around we hear from The Marrieds, William Kuklis, Harrow Fair, Simon Mayor and Jay Aymar. We also include a special tribute to the fabulous Nashville songwriter David Olney, who passed away suddenly last week during an in the round live performance at a showcasing event in Florida. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-491-feat-mister-k-more-new-releases/

There's a beautifully written speech that was never delivered. Written for President Richard Nixon by Bill Safire, the speech elegizes astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong of Apollo 11, who'd become stuck on the moon, and were left to die there. In reality, Buzz and Neil made it home safely, but this contingency speech was written anyways, just in case. Sometimes it's called The Safire Memo and is sometimes called In Event of Moon Disaster.The latter title share its name with an installation that's (as of publish date) on display for the first time at IDFA in the Netherlands. This project by Francesca Panetta and Halsey Burgund explores an alternate past where Aldrin and Armstrong don't make it home from the moon. The film portion of the installation heavily features a reading of The Safire Memo by a computer generated version of President Nixon sitting in the Oval Office, reading from notes, making all the familiar facial expressions, sharing the same vocal tics, presidential timbre, and some of the Nixonian je ne sais quoi that makes the fake nearly believable. But it's not Nixon. And it's not entirely accurate to say it's an actor. It's a kind of mix of the two, a synthetic Nixon generated by a booming form of artificial intelligence called “deep learning” which creates mathematical models of complex systems, like speech. Lewis Wheeler (the actor tasked with providing the voice of Nixon) did not have to imitate Nixon's voice, only provide a proper pacing an intonation. From there, the artists hired several companies (including Re-Speecher and Vocal ID) trained a computer model to translate Lewis's voice into Nixon's.This kind of deep-learned fakery (called “deepfakes”) currently usually falls somewhere in the uncanny valley—the tech is good enough to get create a strong impersonation of a voice, but one that sounds still a bit mechanical, or metallic. This won't be the case for long though, as more and more convincing deepfake voices emerge with each generation of new code. And on the visual front, current video deepfakes are often so good as often pass the gut check of credibility. This may have been most famously demonstrated in a Buzzfeed article where comedian Jordan Peele impersonates President Obama's voice and a video deepfake moves his face along with the spoken words. With the 2020 presidential elections looming, it seems almost inevitable that deepfakes will enter the media fray that's meant to discredit political enemies, creating scandals that never happened. And outside of politics, deepfake pornographers take up the task of swapping pornographic actresses' faces with those of celebrities or the faces of female journalists they seek to discredit. On this episode of Here Be Monsters, Francesca and Halsey tell producer Jeff Emtman that deepfakes aren't going to rupture society. We've dealt with this before, whether it's darkroom manipulations or photoshop, societies eventually learn how to detect deception. But the adjustment period can be rough, and they hope that In Event of Moon Disaster will help educate media consumers on the danger of taking media at face value, regardless of whether it's deepfakes or just old-fashioned photo mis-captioning.Also on this episode, Ahnjili Zhuparris explains how computers learn to speak, and we listen to some audio examples of how computer voices can fail, using examples from the paper Location-Relative Attention Mechanisms For Robust Long-Form Speech Synthesis. Also heard: a presidential parody deepfake from user Stable Voices on Youtube. Producer: Jeff EmtmanEditor: Bethany DentonMusic: The Black Spot

There’s a beautifully written speech that was never delivered. Written for President Richard Nixon by Bill Safire, the speech elegizes astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong of Apollo 11, who’d become stuck on the moon, and were left to die there.  In reality, Buzz and Neil made it home safely, but this contingency speech was written anyways, just in case.  Sometimes it’s called The Safire Memo and is sometimes called In Event of Moon Disaster.The latter title share its name with an installation that’s (as of publish date) on display for the first time at IDFA in the Netherlands.  This project by Francesca Panetta and Halsey Burgund explores an alternate past where Aldrin and Armstrong don’t make it home from the moon.  The film portion of the installation heavily features a reading of The Safire Memo by a computer generated version of President Nixon sitting in the Oval Office, reading from notes, making all the familiar facial expressions, sharing the same vocal tics, presidential timbre, and some of the Nixonian je ne sais quoi that makes the fake nearly believable. But it’s not Nixon.  And it’s not entirely accurate to say it’s an actor.  It’s a kind of mix of the two, a synthetic Nixon generated by a booming form of artificial intelligence called “deep learning” which creates mathematical models of complex systems, like speech.  Lewis Wheeler  (the actor tasked with providing the voice of Nixon) did not have to imitate Nixon’s voice, only provide a proper pacing an intonation.  From there, the artists hired several companies (including Re-Speecher and Vocal ID) trained a computer model to translate Lewis’s voice into Nixon’s.This kind of deep-learned fakery (called “deepfakes”) currently usually falls somewhere in the uncanny valley—the tech is good enough to get create a strong impersonation of a voice, but one that sounds still a bit mechanical, or metallic.  This won’t be the case for long though, as more and more convincing deepfake voices emerge with each generation of new code.  And on the visual front, current video deepfakes are often so good as often pass the gut check of credibility.  This may have been most famously demonstrated in a Buzzfeed article where comedian Jordan Peele impersonates President Obama’s voice and a video deepfake moves his face along with the spoken words.  With the 2020 presidential elections looming, it seems almost inevitable that deepfakes will enter the media fray that’s meant to discredit political enemies, creating scandals that never happened.  And outside of politics, deepfake pornographers take up the task of swapping pornographic actresses’ faces with those of celebrities or the faces of female journalists they seek to discredit.  On this episode of Here Be Monsters, Francesca and Halsey tell producer Jeff Emtman that deepfakes aren’t going to rupture society.  We’ve dealt with this before, whether it’s darkroom manipulations or photoshop, societies eventually learn how to detect deception.  But the adjustment period can be rough, and they hope that In Event of Moon Disaster will help educate media consumers on the danger of taking media at face value, regardless of whether it’s deepfakes or just old-fashioned photo mis-captioning.Also on this episode, Ahnjili Zhuparris explains how computers learn to speak, and we listen to some audio examples of how computer voices can fail, using examples from the paper Location-Relative Attention Mechanisms For Robust Long-Form Speech Synthesis.  Also heard: a presidential  parody deepfake from user Stable Voices on Youtube. Producer: Jeff EmtmanEditor: Bethany DentonMusic: The Black Spot

YCombinator is one of the leading early-stage US investors in Latin America, and has served as a signal for other US investors to start making their first investments in the region. Since accepting its first Latin American founder in 2013, the region’s presence in the accelerator program has significantly increased. The most recent batch had over 15 companies from Latin America. In this episode, we’ve gathered advice from 8 founders, some we’ve interviewed previously, and some new ones, that have participated in YCombinator. They talk about their experience going through the program and give tips to founders in the interview process, which can also be useful for other accelerators. We start off with Christian Van der Henst from Platzi who describes YCombinator as the handbook of doing business in Silicon Valley, followed by Deepak Chhugani from Nuvocargo who explains how he thinks entrepreneurs can maximize resources and mentorship from the program.  Next is Emmanuel Oquendo from BrainHi who talks about being the first Puerto Rican startup to get into YCombinator and gives advice for the interview process. He’s followed by João de Paula from Glio who talks about the importance of finding a work-life balance in YCombinator’s fast-paced environment.  Truora’s David Bilbao then explains how Latin Americans should leave storytelling for last and be more concise in their responses during the interview process. Next is Freddy Vega from Platzi who talks about the importance of understanding your metrics, and Marta Forero from Ubits gives tips on how to prepare 15-second responses for the interview.  And finally, Pedro Goes from InEvent gives advice on how to think about what you want to share with the partners at YCombinator. Show Notes: [0:00] - Introduction [1:45] Christian Van der Henst - Applying for YC [3:43] Christian Van der Henst - The value of being with other entrepreneurs [4:38] Deepak Chhugani - Explaining your business in one minute or less [6:30] Emmanuel Oquendo - First Puerto Rican startup to get into YC [7:46] Emmanuel Oquendo - Advice for the interview and the program [9:30] João de Paula - Knowing your competitors for the interview [12:33] João de Paula - How to position yourself once inside the program [14:32] Daniel Bilbao - No BS: answer directly, and then give your story [16:58] Freddy Vega - Understand your metrics [18:53] Marta Forero - Learning US terms [21:04] Marta Forero - Training for 15-second responses [23:59] Pedro Goes - Three key points of your company Links to founders’ full-length episodes: Christian Van der Henst: Helping Latin America Learn with Platzi, Ep 52 Emmanuel Oquendo: How Brainhi Rebounded from Hurricane Maria to Become Puerto Rico’s First YCombinator Company, Ep 68 João de Paula, Glio: YCombinator’s First Latin American Startup, Ep 85 Daniel Bilbao, Truora: Fighting Fraud in Latin America, Ep 80 Marta Forero, UBits: Driving Economic Growth in Latin America via Corporate Education, Ep 74 Resources Mentioned: YCombinator Platzi - Christian Van der Henst & Freddy Vega Nuvocargo - Deepak Chhugani BrainHi - Emmanuel Oquendo Glio - João de Paula Truora - Daniel Bilbao Ubits - Marta Forero InEvent - Pedro Goes

It's Sean Russell! His band @cut_throat_finches have made a big impact in DFW, recently nominated as Best Rock Act for the Dallas Observer Music Awards. If you haven't already, check out the new concept album "In Event of Moon Disaster" and last year's great "Polite Conversation." He's also part owner of arguably the best Fort Worth venue, Main at South Side. In this wide-ranging conversation we talk about the tribulations of today's musicians, the new album, Taylor Tastch, playing in Europe and elsewhere, the phase we're in as a society, Army life, and a lot more. Dig it! Catch the Finches at ARTS GOGGLE on 10/19, Community Beer Company on 10/25, and at MASS on 11/16 This and all episodes can be found on YouTube, SoundCloud, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Like & subscribe! This is a Transmission from the Habitat Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michaelbastonpod/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/michael_baston  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MichaelBastonPodcast #michaelbastonpodcast #thehabitat #TFTH #podcast #DFWartists #dallasobserver #DFWpodcast #DFWpodcasts #cutthroatfinches #MASS #mainatsouthside #fortworth #artsgoggle2019 #artsgoggle

Cut Throat Finches Releases  “In Event of Moon Disaster” and I was able to speak with Sean all about the single. The new album takes inspiration and is named after a speech written by William Safire for President Richard Nixon intended for members of Apollo 11 to use in case they didn’t return from their venture to the moon. In the late 1990s, author James Mann found the speech while doing research for a book. 

This week, Kaya welcomes InEvent CEO, Pedro Góes on to the show to talk about how InEvent lands billion dollar clients through content marketing.

One Small Step Worrying the minimum amount about your speech. The difficulty of quoting noisy radio transmissions. Because it is haaaahd Recognizing the small temporal distance from the first powered flight to the first moon landing. The cutting edge of the early space program. Test piloting. Gemini. The edge of space Defining the edge of space. The “Karman Line”: transition from atmospheric lift to orbital velocity. Complications and redefinition of where “space” begins. Geopolitics, ruining everything since forever. The “right stuff” Badass engineer pilots. Moving fast and breaking things. Selection testing. Giving prospective astronauts ice-water wet willies. The importance of simulation in the early space program and the difficulty of simulating things we haven’t actually ever done or seen up close.How hard it really is to stay conscious under high-g stress. Moon landing Monocular depth cues. Light and shadow, unfamiliar objects, and depth perception. Equatorial noon on the equinox when stuff looks creepy: Lahaina Noon. Lunar Laser Ranging Experiment Retroreflectors and really really powerful lasers. Tiny photonic returns: 1 out of every 10¹⁷ photons shot at the moon mirror make it back for our detection. Multi-mile laser beams. Confirming relativity ftw. ROCKS … from the moon! And some regolith to boot. Vacuum transport for moon samples and how we work with them on Earth’s surface without contaminating. The difficulty of maintaining a a very strong vacuum vs nonreactive gasses. Detecting the provenance of proposed moon rocks. NASA’s moon-rock cataloguing system. Moon-landing video Viewership numbers. NASA’s custom video encoding and the incredibly analog conversion methods employed to bring it to television. What if What if it didn’t work out? The Nixon speach made ready just in case. “In Event of Moon Disaster.” What now Why we have no rockets now to match the power of the Saturn V. Loss of engine-production expertise. Looking at near-future Moon and Mars missions. Where does NASA keep the Moon Rocks? by Smarter Every Day: YouTube Apollo Television by Bill Wood: NASA Support the show!

One Small Step Worrying the minimum amount about your speech. The difficulty of quoting noisy radio transmissions. Because it is haaaahd Recognizing the small temporal distance from the first powered flight to the first moon landing. The cutting edge of the early space program. Test piloting. Gemini. The edge of space Defining the edge of space. The “Karman Line”: transition from atmospheric lift to orbital velocity. Complications and redefinition of where “space” begins. Geopolitics, ruining everything since forever. The “right stuff” Badass engineer pilots. Moving fast and breaking things. Selection testing. Giving prospective astronauts ice-water wet willies. The importance of simulation in the early space program and the difficulty of simulating things we haven’t actually ever done or seen up close.How hard it really is to stay conscious under high-g stress. Moon landing Monocular depth cues. Light and shadow, unfamiliar objects, and depth perception. Equatorial noon on the equinox when stuff looks creepy: Lahaina Noon. Lunar Laser Ranging Experiment Retroreflectors and really really powerful lasers. Tiny photonic returns: 1 out of every 10¹⁷ photons shot at the moon mirror make it back for our detection. Multi-mile laser beams. Confirming relativity ftw. ROCKS … from the moon! And some regolith to boot. Vacuum transport for moon samples and how we work with them on Earth’s surface without contaminating. The difficulty of maintaining a a very strong vacuum vs nonreactive gasses. Detecting the provenance of proposed moon rocks. NASA’s moon-rock cataloguing system. Moon-landing video Viewership numbers. NASA’s custom video encoding and the incredibly analog conversion methods employed to bring it to television. What if What if it didn’t work out? The Nixon speach made ready just in case. “In Event of Moon Disaster.” What now Why we have no rockets now to match the power of the Saturn V. Loss of engine-production expertise. Looking at near-future Moon and Mars missions. Where does NASA keep the Moon Rocks? by Smarter Every Day: YouTube Apollo Television by Bill Wood: NASA Support the show!

Our story was inspired by a real contingency speech written in 1969 by William Safire for Richard Nixon titled “In Event of Moon Disaster." It was the most listened-to piece on PRX in 2010, and the winner of the 2010 Mark Time Gold Award for Best Science Fiction Audio. Your next stops on the Destination Moon podcrawl: The Flight Deck Podcast GeekWire Sound Effect Stuff You Missed in History Class

Our story was inspired by a real contingency speech written in 1969 by William Safire for Richard Nixon titled “In Event of Moon Disaster." It was the most listened-to piece on PRX in 2010, and the winner of the 2010 Mark Time Gold Award for Best Science Fiction Audio. Your next stops on the Destination Moon podcrawl: The Flight Deck Podcast GeekWire Sound Effect Stuff You Missed in History Class

Our story was inspired by a real contingency speech written in 1969 by William Safire for Richard Nixon titled “In Event of Moon Disaster." It was the most listened-to piece on PRX in 2010, and the winner of the 2010 Mark Time Gold Award for Best Science Fiction Audio. Your next stops on the Destination Moon podcrawl: The Flight Deck Podcast GeekWire Sound Effect Stuff You Missed in History Class

No episódio dessa semana o Limão do Ponto conversamos com Pedro Góes, CEO da InEvent, uma das maiores empresas de gestão de evento do país, sobre o mundo dos eventos, a dinâmica de engajamento de colaboradores em grandes empresas, o processo de digitalização das corporações, a internacionalização da sua empresa, a perseverança exigida da área comercial, além de dicas sobre como começar uma startup e o que é preciso para se chegar lá. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/limaonoponto/message

In Rich Larson’s chilling new tale—pulled from the pages of our current March/April 2018 issue on sale now—a routine mission goes deeply wrong “In Event of Moon Disaster.” Join Sol in facing this impossible mystery.

Meu convidado de hoje é o Pedro Góes da InEvent Site do Pedro: https://inevent.us/pt/home.php Contato: goes@inevent.us | https://www.facebook.com/ineventapp/ Apps Recomendados: Slack, Trello, Google Drive e InEvent Livros Recomendados: Predictable Revenue Conheça o Contabilizei: http://bit.ly/descontabilizei Contribua com... O post Empreendedor a todo Vapor – 0235 – Pedro Góes da InEvent apareceu primeiro em Empreendedor a todo Vapor.

45 years ago this week, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the Moon. To commemorate, we're sharing our pilot episode which asks the question: What if they crashed? This story is based on a real speech written for Richard Nixon in 1969 called "In Event of Moon Disaster." Performed by Matt Evans and Ed Herbstman, with John Ottavino as Richard Nixon. Our story was written and produced by Jonathan Mitchell, and edited by Hillary Frank.

45 years ago this week, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the Moon. To commemorate, we're sharing our pilot episode which asks the question: What if they crashed? This story is based on a real speech written for Richard Nixon in 1969 called "In Event of Moon Disaster." Performed by Matt Evans and Ed Herbstman, with John Ottavino as Richard Nixon. Our story was written and produced by Jonathan Mitchell, and edited by Hillary Frank.

45 years ago this week, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the Moon. To commemorate, we're sharing our pilot episode which asks the question: What if they crashed? This story is based on a real speech written for Richard Nixon in 1969 called "In Event of Moon Disaster." Performed by Matt Evans and Ed Herbstman, with John Ottavino as Richard Nixon. Our story was written and produced by Jonathan Mitchell, and edited by Hillary Frank.

Episode #1: Moon Graffiti. In our pilot episode, we imagine what may have happened if the Apollo 11 mission ended in tragedy. Featuring performances by Matt Evans, Ed Herbsman, and John Ottavino. Inspired by a real contingency speech written in 1969 by William Safire for Richard Nixon titled “In Event of Moon Disaster."

Episode #1: Moon Graffiti. In our pilot episode, we imagine what may have happened if the Apollo 11 mission ended in tragedy. Featuring performances by Matt Evans, Ed Herbsman, and John Ottavino. Inspired by a real contingency speech written in 1969 by William Safire for Richard Nixon titled “In Event of Moon Disaster."

Episode #1: Moon Graffiti. In our pilot episode, we imagine what may have happened if the Apollo 11 mission ended in tragedy. Featuring performances by Matt Evans, Ed Herbsman, and John Ottavino. Inspired by a real contingency speech written in 1969 by William Safire for Richard Nixon titled “In Event of Moon Disaster."