Podcast appearances and mentions of jamie skella

Blockchain voting pioneer & digital disruptor Jamie Skella joins The Fellas as they wrap up voting season with an eye towards future solutions. Friendly reminder, the best future solution is for YOU to vote, and to not lose hope.

This week we welcome Jamie Skella to the iRacing podcast to discuss his new venture in iRacing. Trax Racing. We talk to Jamie all about Trax racing that pits drivers against a rival for the season that they are tasked in beating each week and over the 4 week season. Trax Racing has so far seen an invitational series with some pro drivers and some of the best sim racers and content creators joining in to beat their rival. It is a great concept and a fascinating discussion on how it all came about. We then get to chat to Jamie all about the Melbourne and Australian eSports scene and where iRacing fits into that, and what the future may hold for eSports and racing sims in the future in Australia. We look into the difference between real-life sports and eSports and how they should be working together but don't seem to be. Finally, we chat about what it is like opening the eSports gaming bar, GG EZ, and where that may head into the future. After our chat with Jamie, we discuss all the latest results in the iRacing world from the Australian perspective and chat about leagues such as Ozicar, Anzcar, ODSE, in2sim switch up series and of course, all the action from the latest V8 Scops round. We also look at the latest patch notes and a little problem appearing in a few drivers over the previous weeks regarding stutter while racing. If you want to check out Trax Racing, you can do that https://trax.racing/ (here) If you want to join our Facebook group, you can do it https://www.facebook.com/lockedonlads (here) And please review, rate and subscribe to the podcast and join our discord https://discord.gg/qyUQ2hR (here).

This week we welcome Jamie Skella to the iRacing podcast to discuss his new venture in iRacing. Trax Racing. We talk to Jamie all about Trax racing that pits drivers against a rival for the season that they are tasked in beating each week and over the 4 week season. Trax Racing has so far seen an invitational series with some pro drivers and some of the best sim racers and content creators joining in to beat their rival. It is a great concept and a fascinating discussion on how it all came about. We then get to chat to Jamie all about the Melbourne and Australian eSports scene and where iRacing fits into that, and what the future may hold for eSports and racing sims in the future in Australia. We look into the difference between real-life sports and eSports and how they should be working together but don't seem to be. Finally, we chat about what it is like opening the eSports gaming bar, GG EZ, and where that may head into the future. After our chat with Jamie, we discuss all the latest results in the iRacing world from the Australian perspective and chat about leagues such as Ozicar, Anzcar, ODSE, in2sim switch up series and of course, all the action from the latest V8 Scops round. We also look at the latest patch notes and a little problem appearing in a few drivers over the previous weeks regarding stutter while racing. If you want to check out Trax Racing, you can do that https://trax.racing/ (here) If you want to join our Facebook group, you can do it https://www.facebook.com/lockedonlads (here) And please review, rate and subscribe to the podcast and join our discord https://discord.gg/qyUQ2hR (here).

Jamie Skella guests, as we lay claim to being the 2,487th podcast to discuss the madness of contemporary politics. Luckily, Jamie has an ace up his sleeve: he created a better way to vote.

In today's episode of the DevReady we had Jamie Skella join us. Thank you, Jamie, for taking the time to share your journey of developing digital products in both corporate and startup environments. At 13, Jamie first embraced technology as [...] The post DevReady Podcast E11 – Jamie Skella appeared first on DevReady Academy.

In today's episode of the DevReady we had Jamie Skella join us. Thank you, Jamie, for taking the time to share your journey of developing digital products in both corporate and startup environments. At 13, Jamie first embraced technology as an online gamer and later played for Australia's top-ranked esports teams. Jamie has now gone full circle, where he now manages Mogul, Australia's first publicly listed esports company. We first met Jamie when he was running Horizon State, Winner of the World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer award, joining the likes of Google, Airbnb, and Spotify. Voted 7 of 100 on a list of world-changing technologies by The Australian.

Over the last 15 years, I have been blessed to work with globally renowned futurists learning about disruptive innovations; however, I am only beginning to realise the power these technologies are having in shifting what it means to be human. This is the exact reason why I was so curious to interview Jamie Skella about what it means to be a purposeful human in an age being redefined by emerging technologies. The exciting thing is that it's not technology that has the influence but the chain reactions to those technologies.Todays Guest is Jamie Skella. He is a technologist who has spent 20 years in the design, building and advising of businesses across IoT, esports, and advertising. He is a renowned influencer and an advisor in emerging technology and foresight strategy. He is the Co-Founder of Horizon State, winner of the World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer award - joining the likes of Google, Airbnb, and Spotify - and was also voted 7 of 100 on a list of world-changing companies by The Australian. He currently manages Australia’s first publicly listed esports business, Esports Mogul.Today, Jamie and I chatted about:The sweet spot between human purpose and technology.What technology can teach us about what it means to be human - and what our future could look like?We decoded blockchain.Unpacked the chain reactions of technology on humans and society.We explored how technology can solve significant social problems via empathy, connectedness and even cryptocurrencies.And much much more.So grab yourself a coffee...and strap in because we are going purposefully back to the future with the incredible Jamie Skella.

In this episode, Chris talks Esports Pathway, Player, UX, Business with Jamie Skella, Chief Strategy and Commercial Officer Show notes https://www.bigesports.gg/39 Jamie Skella LinkedIn BIG Esports Links Podcast Episodes Discord Facebook Discussion Group Host: www.twitter.com/smithymayo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/big-esports/message

Seamus talks to Jamie Skella, Chief Strategy and Commercial Officer at Mogul.gg, an Australian-owned online tournament platform that first launched across South East Asia but is now pushing to build its presence at home. Jamie has quite a history in esports and gaming - from playing high level CS 1.6 and Magic Arena, helping develop Telstra's GameArena platform back in the old days, and being an owner of Melbourne's GGEZ bar.We touch on a little of everything while focusing in on Mogul and what it's trying to achieve and the path ahead.Find Mogul here: http://mogul.gg/Find Jamie on Twitter: http://twitter.com/JamieSkella See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Formerly Head of UX at the Australian Football League, Jamie worked on UI, connected stadium visioning, and spearheaded the organisation's first virtual reality R&D initiatives. He is the Principle Consultant @ Skella & Co, has won the World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer award for his Blockchain voting system and consulted for tier one companies across Blockchain, IoT, e-sports, virtual reality, future food and more. https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamieskella/ https://twitter.com/@jamieskella

Can Blockchain remove the cult of personality and spin from our current voting system? Listen to this month’s guest, Jamie Skella a winner of the World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer award for his Blockchain voting system, MiVote. This world-first technology was listed 7 among 100 innovations that will change the world by The Australian. I ask Jamie Skella if the technology he is creating will create a new way for voters to think about how we elect leaders?

Speaker Jamie Skella Type Live Conversation About Work Club Global Work Club Global is for people and organisations who want to break free from the rigid, conventions of traditional working. Those who have freedom of movement, curiosity of mind, diversity of thought and courage of spirit to transition effortlessly between work, life and leisure. Work Club provides collaborative working spaces to stimulate and energise its members and encourages conversations to spark creativity. About this conversation Technologist and entrepreneur Jamie Skella has spent two decades designing, building and advising of businesses across blockchain, IoT, and even future food. Formerly Executive Director at MiVote, a not-for-profit democratic movement, Jamie has since gone on to co-found one of Australia’s first blockchain projects, Horizon State. A company focused on redesigning how societies collaboratively make decisions using emerging technology – and how to arrive at high-quality decisions – Horizon State has built a community empowerment and secure voting platform that delivers unprecedented trust through the integrity and post-unforgeable attributes of distributed ledger technology. More About The Speaker Jamie Skella joins Florence Guild to explain Blockchain in simple terms, walk us through the Horizon State story, and gets us to think big picture about the opportunity that blockchain enabled disruption presents – as well as the risks and opportunities that come along with it. Decentralisation and disintermediation is on the horizon, whether you’re ready for it or not. Conversation Notes - Blockchain can be framed as a digitised and synchronized notebook, designed to replace how society organises itself. - It provides for an equitable and disintermediated society where we can redistribute wealth and potentially even save the environment. - In the long-term, the banks will need to make way for the rapid influx of change. - At this stage, developer tools are young and a lot more quality design work needs to be in place. - The accountability and transparency present in the system will always counteract the criminal element. Quote “It’s not the technology we need to stop, or slow, or fix – it’s the people. Technology is agnostic, all technology can be used for good and for bad.” Jamie's Linkedin: Jamie Skella Jamie's Twitter: Jamie Skella Join Us Did you enjoy the conversation? If so, make sure to subscribe! For more information on our serviced office spaces and speaker conversations in Sydney and Melbourne contact us at events@workclubglobal.com.

Innovatus Media's editorial director Matthew Egan catches up with one of the worlds blockchain visionaries in Jamie Skella, Chief Product Officer from Horizon State.

In the future, the importance of the voice of the people in democratic processes will become more and more important. In this episode, Carl talks with Jamie Skella, whose company, Horizon State, seeks to create an easy way for people to vote safely and easily from their phones. Carl discusses with Jamie how Horizon secures its voting practices the same way block chain secures itself, how to keep people educated on the subjects they are voting on, and how artificial intelligence and the human mind will one day meld together as one.

In the future, the importance of the voice of the people in democratic processes will become more and more important. In this episode, Carl talks with Jamie Skella, whose company, Horizon State, seeks to create an easy way for people to vote safely and easily from their phones. Carl discusses with Jamie how Horizon secures its voting practices the same way block chain secures itself, how to keep people educated on the subjects they are voting on.

Today following my market wrap I have Jamie Skella of Horizon State on to discuss the market, what his team is up to and how you can win a slice of USD$250,000 of HST tokens. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get all links mentioned in the episode here:  https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/068-the-power-of-blockchain-jamie-skella Skip through the episode:00:54 - Introduction04:04 - Favourite games06:43 - Innovation in the gaming industry08:44 - Early interests in tech14:49 - Competitive gaming16:45 - Issues facing the industry17:42 - GG EZ eSports bar20:18 - The future of gaming and Twitch23:27 - Respectable businesses in the field25:00 - Skrilla, blockchain tech, and Ethereum32:07 - Lessons learnt from his parents33:52 - Cryptocurrencies and blockchain45:52 - Horizon State and HST52:22 - MiVote and the secure digital ballot01:04:20 - Nahdlatul Ulama01:06:21 - His partner’s role in Horizon State01:09:48 - The future of Horizon State01:11:45 - Naval Ravikant01:12:46 - Worst advice in the blockchain space01:15:03 - What isn’t changing in blockchain & eSports01:16:42 - What he would do with $100 million01:17:08 - What he would do a TED talk on01:19:07 - Best purchase under $20001:20:14 - What is difficult to find middle-ground on?

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Horizon State's Co-Founder Jamie Skella joins me on the show as we discuss how blockchain effects the current "middle man," when it comes to money. You can find out more via www.horizonstate.com, Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/HorizonState/ and join the Telegram Community at @horizonstate. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Horizon State is a much talked about crypto company based in Melbourne, Australia that is trying to revolutionise the way that companies, charities and governments around the world conduct elections.They’re introducing a de-centralised system that boldly promises to make voting more reliable and much, much cheaper. In fact, Horizon State believes its model allows elections to be conducted at one tenth of the price of existing systems.The company's token exploded in price following it’s ICO in late 2017.In a special interview with guest hosts, journalists Ben Avery and Tom Maclean, co-founder Jamie Skella reveals some of the global deals he's working on, his ultimate goal, dangers of a so-called crypto bubble and how all these things could affect Horizon State and the huge amounts of money investors are pouring into it.The interview also digs in to some of the ethical hurdles this co-founder will face as he gets involves with democratic processes, elections and developing countries.Find out more about Horizon State here: http://horizonstate.com Cryptocurrency is risky and volatile! Invest at your own risk. This episode should NOT be considered financial advice.Coinstart makes it easy to get started and grow in cryptocurrencies. To find out more and connect with the Coinstart team visit http://coinstart.com.auAlso connect via:Email - hello@coinstart.com.auTwitter - @teamcoinstartFacebook - http://facebook.com/teamcoinstartThis podcast is produced by Apiro Media - http://apiropodcasts.com

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Meet Jamie Futurist and entrepreneur Jamie Skella talks with me about why we should be optimistic about technology like AI and blockchain. As well as the future of democracy and the media. I resonate so much with Jamie who talks about something I absolutely believe in, and is one of the driving factors of why I started this podcast and Futures Collective as a whole. Technology like AI is automating and replacing jobs, there's no doubt about that, but there is also incredible opportunities that can come out of all this innovation if we foster what makes us unique as humans. The best part is he also makes this podcast actionable and relevant to young people growing up today. Jamie has spent 20 years in the design, building and advising of businesses across blockchain, eSports, machine learning, and even future food. He has formerly been the Executive Director at MiVote, and is now the Co-Founder of Horizon State, who are redesigning how societies collectively make decisions using distributed ledger technology. What we discuss - How automation and AI might affect our futures, and things we can do to prepare for that - Democracy - what is wrong with it and how to shape an effective democracy - Media influence and bias - The importance of curiosity

*** this is not financial or legal advice*** Jamie Skella founder and CEO of Horizon State is working to change the way we engage in our democracy by putting the vote in the palm of your hand. In this chat, we explore the benefits of democracy on the blockchain. We also have a beer together. Show Links: CRYPTO101podcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=8429526 Twitter: twitter.com/Crypto101Pod twitter.com/BrycePaul101 twitter.com/PizzaMind www.instagram.com/crypto_101 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/101Crypto/ https://www.facebook.com/CRYPTO101Podcast/ **THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL OR LEGAL ADVICE** © Copyright 2019 Boardwalk Flock, LLC All Rights Reserved Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yI2oS2hoL0k Close: Radiohead - Burn the Witch Open: Justice - New Lands http://convert2mp3.net/en/index.php?p=convert Break: St. Germain - Rose Rogue https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRpKKBmeqV4

*** this is not financial or legal advice*** Jamie Skella founder and CEO of Horizon State is working to change the way we engage in our democracy by putting the vote in the palm of your hand. In this chat, we explore the benefits of democracy on the blockchain. We also have a beer together. Show Links: CRYPTO101podcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=8429526 Twitter: twitter.com/Crypto101Pod twitter.com/BrycePaul101 twitter.com/PizzaMind www.instagram.com/crypto_101 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/101Crypto/ https://www.facebook.com/CRYPTO101Podcast/ **THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL OR LEGAL ADVICE** © Copyright 2019 Boardwalk Flock, LLC All Rights Reserved Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yI2oS2hoL0k Close: Radiohead - Burn the Witch Open: Justice - New Lands http://convert2mp3.net/en/index.php?p=convert Break: St. Germain - Rose Rogue https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRpKKBmeqV4Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This episode our hosts Jo and Warren walk us through all the recent happenings in technology, computing, gaming and startups.We are joined first up by Jamie Skella of Horizon State, to speak about their democratic token based blockchain voting system.Next up fellow Byter Daniel Morganti presents a review of the game that has been rousing controversy about game design in recent weeks, Cuphead.

Collective Campus hosted Disrupt the Public Sector, its annual conference on innovation in Government, for the third time this year as part of the Australian Government’s Innovation Month 2017. I had the pleasure of facilitating a panel discussion on the topic of how to ‘make things happen’ in Government - which loosely translates to how to we transform Government to one that attracts top talents, is adaptable in the face of rapid change and uses its position to create more impact in society, rather than hide behind the veil of using taxpayer dollars as an excuses not to innovate which is incorrectly perceived as being risky (it is if you take few large bets instead of many small ones) and outsourcing accountability. Public sector spending in the Australian state of Victoria has almost doubled in the past 10 years, whereas in the private sector we see organisations like Netflix (entertainment), Khan Academy (education) and Minute Clinic (healthcare) achieving much more with much less in this time thanks to their ability to spot trends and opportunities and use emerging technologies to enable creating impact with less capital investment. Imagine a Government, with its wealth of resources, that moved just a little bit more like a Netflix? About our panelists: Jamie Skella Entrepreneur, futurist & strategist Jamie Skella is considered a thought leader in technology design, building and advising businesses across AI, blockchain, exports, and even future food. Jamie is an Executive Director at MiVote, who are redesigning government to give people the opportunity to vote on policy issues as they arise - not just for policy packages every few years. MiVote: www.MiVote.org.au Alvaro Maz Alvaro is Co-founder and Managing Director of Code for Australia. Code for Australia is helping Australian Government’s move towards a platform that allows citizens, public servants and industry to come together and work on issues that affect us all. Alvaro is also a social entrepreneur with a passion for public issues, technology and social change. In 2013 he launched Creative Suburbs, an online platform to help more people make a difference in their cities. He embarked on Code for Australia in late 2014 which led to launching Code for Aotearoa and a strong interest in government Every now and then he writes on urban issues for TrendCity. Code for Australia: www.codeforaustralia.org TrendCity: www.trendcity.org Janna McCann Janna is currently the General Manager at BizLab, for the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science. Bizlab has recently been established with the mission to support the Federal government's national innovation agenda through driving innovation within the public sector to facilitate engagement with industry and assist Australian innovators in becoming more competitive both locally and on the international stage. Topics discussed: -Key challenges to innovation in the public sector -Experiences in overcoming challenges -Procurement policies at odds with startup engagement -The merits of an open government v a closed one -What will Government look like in 20 years - does its role change? -Blockchain in Government -The perils of ‘not invented here’ -Why doing nothing costs taxpayers a lot more than changing Show notes: Watch the full video with audience Q&A at facebook.com/collectivecampus