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Dr Jason Lam shares his journey from being a professional dancer to pursuing a career in medicine. He explains how he transitioned from dance to medicine due to a collapsed lung and the limited opportunities in the dance industry. Jason highlights the importance of shaping one's practice and finding a balance between work and personal life. We discuss: - Jason's unique journey before medicine and within medicine - Shaping your practice based on your interests - Keeping your non-medical identity alive - Sports Medicine If you're struggling, there is help out there: drs4drs.com.au | more resources Reach out to Dr Jason Lam here

隨著全球對氣候議題的關注不斷增加，從事綠色科技行業成為近年的熱門趨勢。在本集節目中，主持Jessica 和Blaire 訪問了綠惜廚創辦人林翊行先生（Jason），聆聽他的故事，了解他在綠色科技領域的挑戰與得著，以及對綠色創新科技前景的看法。如果你想為投身綠色創新科技行業做好準備，絕不能錯過Jason的分享！ With the increasing global attention to climate issues, engaging in the green technology industry has become a popular trend in recent years. In this episode, hosts Jessica and Blaire speak with Jason Lam, the founder of GRPan. Jason shares his story, challenges and gains in the field of green technology, and his views on the prospects of green innovative technology. If you want to prepare yourself for engaging in the green innovative technology industry, you cannot miss Jason's sharing! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sustainapod/message

In this Podcast episode, Sid Patel, CEO of Beverage Trade Network chats with Jason Lam, Bar manager at Sens Restaurant. Here you will learn about how to drive your Bar Program towards increased customer satisfaction and repeat visits. Leaving a decade-long career in marketing, Jason moved to San Francisco in 2010 and started his life over in the bar industry, working from small beginnings at staffing companies to a small jazz club in the Mission district. He eventually started at Sens Restaurant in San Francisco's Financial District where he established his groundwork in bartending and bar management for over 9 years. He now manages the bar programs at both Sens and at the sister establishment, Barcha.

Summary On this episode of Startup Junkies, hosts Caleb Talley and Jeff Amerine sit down with Patrick Randall, Fallon Cardoza, and Jason Lam, co-founders of Boulders and Brews. Boulders and Brews is a coffee shop and rock-climbing gym with a clear mission: Growing the NWA climbing community and helping climbers of all skills grow by providing a premier indoor climbing facility that embodies the climbing atmosphere with an open, welcoming environment for new climbers. Throughout the episode, the crew discusses turning an old Piggly Wiggly into a bouldering gym, learning to pivot and adapt, and creating a safe space and culture for the climbing community and Boulders and Brews' staff.    Show Notes (0:58) Patrick's Origin Story (2:51) Fallon's Origin Story (3:27) Jason's Origin Story (5:06) Each Parter's Role (8:44) Choosing a Dickson Street Location (11:21) Investing in Arkansas's Climbing Culture (14:57) Learning to Pivot and Adapt (18:10) Dealing with Vendor Issues (21:07) Curating a Safe Space for Customers to Enjoy (23:05) Boulders and Brews' Burgioning Company Culture (25:38) Climbing's Barrier to Entry (28:47) Creating a Gym That's Convenient for Students (31:41) Outreach and Events (37:03) Advice to the Younger Self   Links Jeff Amerine Caleb Talley Patrick Randall Fallon Cardoza Jason Lam Boulders and Brews        Quotes “...We'll bring some health and fitness back. So adding that diversity to Dickson Street I think is really helpful for the community—and exposing the sport to people from all walks of life that would never be interested in climbing, but since it's in the right location, they're like, ‘Alright, I'll maybe give it a shot.'” - Patrick Randall, (10:59) “We actually have the mecca of outdoor climbing two hours away from us in Jasper—Horseshoe Canyon Ranch. People from all over the world come to develop routes here in Arkansas. It's such a great beginner place for people to be able to go out. All the anchors and everything is fixed and ready for you. I mean, it's right in our backyard.” - Fallon Cardoza, (11:51) “It's been magical to go into the space and watch people enjoy the safe space that we intentionally created for them to walk into and feel safe and feel happy and feel like they have a community away from their home…I'm told almost daily that people feel all of these really great positive things, and being able to know that we were attributed to that is so reassuring. And it's beautiful to know that we created that for them.” - Fallon Cardoza, (21:20) “...Everything that's inside the gym is great, but it's only a vessel. Your business is the community.” - Patrick Randall, (21:55) “I'm looking at our life as a whole, like what is important to us—our friends, our family, the big picture type thing. So when you look at risk in that regard, it's like, okay, starting this business isn't as scary because the risk versus reward is a lot higher. So I would tell my younger self to just take the risk and not wait as long as I did.” - Fallon Cardoza, (37:42) “I guess if I were to go back in time and before starting this journey, I would tell myself to think bigger. Shoot for bigger because at some point, we're going to max out our location and we're going to have to find another one. And maybe it would've been easier if we just started with a bigger location, but obviously there is risk to that.” - Jason Lam, (40:18)

Join Oliver as he chills with talented musicians Jason Lam and Juan Miguel Gomez! They are both members of funky, modern jazz-fusion group 'The Good Guys' and their debut album is releasing later this month! While this group may be new to the Ottawa scene, Jason and Juan are already very accomplished performers. Jason has been involved with the music industry for 20 years, having toured Australia, China and Cuba. He has also opened for well known artists like Three Days Grace, Weezer and ZZ Top! Juan Miguel has a BA in Music Production, a Masters Diploma in Advanced Audio Engineering and is currently a member of 6 different musical projects! Juan has played all of the major Ottawa music festivals and even owns and operates his own recording studio! To start things off, Juan explains how The Good Guys came to be and Oliver describes the awesomeness of randomly discovering their recent backyard performance. The guys then talk about the unique experience of writing and playing music as an instrumental band as well as the possibility of featuring different vocalists as part of their future musical offerings. Juan describes his mountainside recording studio, leading to chat about analog vs digital recording. Jason then sheds light on his 'Father & Daughter Duo' videos, in which he performs original and cover songs alongside his exceptionally gifted daughter Ella. He also teaches Oliver about his Mauritian roots and their native musical style of Sega music. The guys then talk about some of their best (and worst) moments on tour and Juan recounts his storybook romance with his wife. Recorded on October 7th, 2021 Audio/Visual Production by Brian Reilly Edited (poorly) by Oliver George Additional editing and graphics by Maverick Reilly ARCADE- Oliver: 17 / Guests: 8 (These guys came to play! They both smoked me!) https://goodguysottawa.com/

This episode, Jason Lam, a senior at UC Berkeley in the College Natural Resources, moderates the conversation. We talk about professional branding, networking, my career journey, overcoming imposter syndrome, and LinkedIn tips. You'll enjoy the lively conversation. Aspira Consulting Information

Congratulations to Justin the Intern and his fiancée Laura on the birth of their baby boy Zachary! While Justin is having a baby, Jason Lam takes over introduction honors.   Within a month, tides have turned and Covid-19 (Delta variant) is back.   The "normalcy" we discussed last month is no more.  Shonali attended her first super spreader event and Christian has a new nickname "Big Man!"  Everyone PLEASUHHHHH get vaccinated!  We are excited to talk to Helen Nwosu!  We met Helen at a mutual friend's dance birthday party just after we were fully vaccinated and thought we could be "normally" social again.  We were taken by her energy, humor and intellect.   Helen left a long standing career in fashion to start her own non-profit called Science Couture and it's "chief mission is to help consumers and fashion brands contribute to a more sustainable fashion system."  We also discuss upstate living;  youth activism; The Olympics - sexist double standard fashion, the athlete's' stories which pull at your heartstrings, the metal scoreboard & nationalism. Most importantly Helen gives us a rundown what we can do as consumers to align with sustainability in fashion! Christian promises to break fashion rules & wear a white bikini after Labor Day.  You heard it here first. Christian comes to us from his mother's bedroom in Chicago.  While he describes his time there, he gets shushed by his mom because he is LOUD!  We introduce our brand new segment Game Changers with a heavy metal jingle by Jason Lam. Shonali, Jason & Christian share very personal stories involving each of them learning a small lesson which forever change their life.  In this episode, we cover how to open a plastic bag in the produce department, how to get through YouTube videos more quickly, and how to use Google Maps while walking...DUH!   Oooh, it's also noteworthy that the words "culottes" and "gauchos" are used on WDEK for the first time in this episode.  Special shout out to the U.S. Capitol Police who offered  devastating and compelling testimony during the House Investigation Hearing on the Jan. 6 th Insurrection! They include Sgt. Aquilino Gonell, Officer Michael Fanone, Officer Daniel Hodges, and Capitol Police Pfc. Harry Dunn.  Surprise guest Justin The Intern stops by Shonali's WDEK studio (her apartment) to take a shower as his baby was born (the day before) in the hospital across the street and he has not left his wife's side which is the right thing to do. Notice here how Justin's baby's hair is exactly like his (courtesy of Jason Lam.)  Special note - Christian only got shushed twice by his mother during the show, or was it three times?  Christian let us know.     

Jason Lam from CentreCourt Development tells us why Prime Condos is one of the best opportunities in the pre-construction condo market today. Get Platinum Access - https://www.talkcondo.com/toronto/prime-condos

Happy New Year! We survived 2020 y'all! Sure 2021 has already brought us an insurrection and an inauguration BUT here's some joy for you! Christian got a new 2021 couch (see couch background filter) and Shonali is resolute in her plan to make no 2021 New Year's resolutions.  She insists you do the same! To start out 2021, we introduce you to a bright light - Kadine Anckle!  She is an accomplished creative: showrunner, writer, producer, director and more!  We talk the rarity of showering during the pandemic along and the accumulation of stuff in a NYC apartment, hair issues in Zambia & gardening in NYC.  Kadine shares her pride as a creator and an Afro-Latina woman from Panama.  We Get It Off Your Chest with WDEK crew member Jason Lam. Shonali has roommate issues with her husband.  Christian discusses the casual usage of the word "slave" by friends.  Jason Lam, one of the most annoyed people we know - but today he surprises us all! Musician Greg Humphreys comes to us live from his NYC music room. Greg is the former leader of the bands Dillon Fence and Hobex and now leads The Greg Humphreys Electric Trio. He also currently records his own solo acoustic music.  We discuss the grind from non-stop touring over the years, time with family in NYC and  recording his own music at home with The Rig. We are lucky enough to hear him perform one of his unreleased new songs Take A Trip.  WDEK lost two friends unexpectedly in December, musician & Love As Laughter leader Sam Jayne and comedian Catie Lazarus.  Both were infectious spirits who brought us so much joy. They are gone too soon and we are so thankful for them being in our world.  All of you whom have experienced loss this past year, we are with you and extend our condolences.  We hope you will continue to celebrate these humans throughout your life as we will Sam and Catie.  Happy New Year all! Check out Christian's t-shirt from high school! "Who Got Big Lips?" Only Christian knows the answer to that question!  

A big part of the Harvard experience includes the time you spend away from school. In the first part of this episode, Jason Lam tackles big questions about impact and purpose with a friend on a leave of absence. In the second, Kalos Chu tells the story of a transformative summer in quarantine. Written by Jason Lam and Kalos Chu. Produced and edited by Kai McNamee. Podcast art by Kai McNamee and Yuen Ting Chow.

Old institutions like Harvard aren't exactly known for being quick to adapt to change. So what happens when a global pandemic forces instructors and administrators to reimagine the college experience? Kai and Jason talk to instructors about virtual office hours, the future of higher education and doing math proofs in a windowless office. Presented by The Harvard Crimson. Hosted, written and produced by Kai McNamee and Jason Lam. Podcast art by Kai McNamee and Yuen Ting Chow.

The international experience at Harvard is partly defined by distance: distance from home, distance from family, distance in culture. This episode explores international students' experiences in the pandemic. It's the story of a mostly-won legal battle, a nocturnal sleep schedule, and an identity crisis. Presented by The Harvard Crimson. Hosted and edited by Kai McNamee. Produced by Kai McNamee, Jason Lam, Ryan Gajarawala, and Allison Lee. Podcast art by Kai McNamee and Yuen Ting Chow.

Throwback - Lean Six Sigma and Pharmacy Informatics feat. Dr. Jason Lam Intended Audience: Everyone On today's throwback episode, we have the opportunity to interview Dr. Jason Lam, CSSBB, PharmD, FCPhA, FCSHP, on how he got into the field of pharmacy informatics. In addition, he discusses how Lean Six Sigma relates to pharmacy informatics and process improvement. Dr. Lam provides sound advice on how to position yourself to be successful in the pharmacy informatics space. Follow us on social media! Twitter: @pharmacyitme Instagram: @pharmacyinformatics LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pharmacyitme/ Website: Pharmacy IT & Me Email: tony@pharmacyitme.com Follow Tony's personal Twitter account at @tonydaopharmd Network with other pharmacists at Pharmacists Connect!http://pharmacistsconnect.com For more information on pharmacy informatics, check out some of the following useful links: ASHP's Section of Pharmacy Informatics and Technology: https://www.ashp.org/Pharmacy-Informaticist/Section-of-Pharmacy-Informatics-and-Technology/ HIMSS Pharmacy Informatics Community: https://www.himss.org/library/pharmacy-informatics Disclaimer: Views expressed are my own and do not reflect thoughts and opinions of any entity with which I have been, am now, or will be affiliated. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

2020 is a busy year for activists at Harvard, but virtual school means organizing is now remote. The semester poses unique challenges, and student activist groups are devising new tactics to effect social change. Presented by The Harvard Crimson. Hosted and edited by Kai McNamee. Produced by Kai McNamee, Jason Lam, Ryan Gajarawala, and Allison Lee. Podcast art by Kai McNamee and Yuen Ting Chow.

During these pandemic times and social unrest, we are so thankful for our time together on We Don't Even Know.  We are especially thankful for Christian's first time reading of a letter he may or may not have received from his white family.  It is very touching. Our first guest is artist Rodney White.  Rodney is an artist originally from August, GA who now lives Brooklyn, NY.   Rodney explains how his gear line Black On Black BK was created as a way to process trauma.  We talk what gives him hope in these times, multi-hyphenates &  how work makes a statement and starts a conversation!  See Christian & Shonali wearing their' Black on Black shirts on the show.   Our own Jason Lam is a tech wizard who often warns his friends as to how AI may be used in evil ways in the future! Here he shares his gorgeous AI children with us. See the video on YouTube  For the first time ever Christian & Shonali make a wardrobe change in honor of their friend and guest singer & dancer Jack Dwyer!   Singer, actor, dancer along Jack Dwyer and his Scandal wine goblet explains to us how he made the most of his Covid summer.  We had no idea that there is a gay Quidditch league in NYC. Jack is a gay man who does not play in it.  Jack continues to bring Christian & Shonali much joy and sings a beautiful rendition of Adele's Daydreamer for us. Go to ItsJackDwyer to enjoy more of his delightful spitfire-self!

Roy chats with Jason Lam for an insider look at 199 Church, one of the major launches since the lockdowns. Get Platinum VIP Access at https://www.talkcondo.com/toronto/199-church-condos

From bulging discs, to os trigonum, to labral tears, research is showing that surgery isn't always the best answer. However, there are still times when the miracle of modern medicine is necessary, or at minimum, advantageous. How do we know if we need surgery? What are the risks, and who should we see if we're hoping to avoid an invasive procedure? And what's the root of our cultural fixation on surgical solutions? Former dancer, Dr. Jason Lam, is the Crichton Dance Medicine Fellow at The Australian Ballet, where a top-notch medical team develops, researches, and promotes the non-surgical care of dance injuries. In this episode, Dr. Lam shares his experience from the field, illuminating the how's and why's of avoiding the knife! Learn more about Dr. Lam: https://www.drjasonlam.com.au/ Contact Dr. Lam at: doctorjasonlam@gmail.com Tweet Jason @Drjasonlam Want to contribute to DanceWell podcast? Follow this link to donate: www.gofundme.com/f/dancewell-seas…&sharetype=teams. Host: Ellie Kusner Co-Hosts: Ellie Kusner and Marissa Schaeffer Website: www.dancewellpodcast.com Email: DanceWellPodcast@gmail.com Introduction Soundscape: Brendan Berry and Dylan Ezzie

125. CSHP Seminar 2019 Pharmacy Informatics Recap Intended Audience: EveryoneOn today's episode, we talk about some of the informatics-specific things that occurred during the CSHP Seminar 2019 held in Anaheim, California at the Disneyland Hotel. Dr. Armen Simonian's previous episode: https://www.pharmacyitme.com/2019/04/17/48-from-experience-to-academia-feat-dr-armen-simonian/ Dr. Jason Lam's previous episode: https://www.pharmacyitme.com/2019/07/31/93-lean-six-sigma-and-pharmacy-informatics-feat-dr-jason-lam/ Dr. Denis Kitayama's previous episode: https://www.pharmacyitme.com/2019/05/15/60-pharmacy-informatics-residency-education-feat-dr-denis-kitayama/ Follow us on social media! Twitter: @pharmacyitme Instagram: @pharmacyinformatics LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pharmacyitme/ Website: Pharmacy IT & Me Email: tony@pharmacyitme.com Follow Tony's personal Twitter account at @tonydaopharmd Network with other pharmacists at Pharmacists Connect!http://pharmacistsconnect.com For more information on pharmacy informatics, check out some of the following useful links: ASHP's Section of Pharmacy Informatics and Technology: https://www.ashp.org/Pharmacy-Informaticist/Section-of-Pharmacy-Informatics-and-Technology/ HIMSS Pharmacy Informatics Community: https://www.himss.org/library/pharmacy-informatics Disclaimer: Views expressed are my own and do not reflect thoughts and opinions of any entity with which I have been, am now, or will be affiliated.This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

93. Lean Six Sigma and Pharmacy Informatics feat. Dr. Jason Lam Intended Audience: EveryoneOn today's episode, we have the opportunity to interview Dr. Jason Lam, CSSBB, PharmD, FCPhA, FCSHP, on how he got into the field of pharmacy informatics. In addition, he discusses how Lean Six Sigma relates to pharmacy informatics and process improvement. Dr. Lam provides sound advice on how to position yourself to be successful in the pharmacy informatics space. Dr. Lam will be presenting at the upcoming CSHP Seminar on Friday, October 25th, 2019 at 3:45 PM on Lean and Value Stream Mapping. To find out more, visit https://www.cshp.org/page/S19_Schedule#fri.Some of Dr. Lam's works: JAPhA: https://www.japha.org/article/S1544-3191(18)30407-2/fulltext AJHP: https://academic.oup.com/ajhp/article/74/15/1130/5102546If you have any further questions, you can reach out to Dr. Lam at jason.h.lam@gmail.com.More about Lean Six Sigma: Lean Six Sigma Institute: https://www.leansixsigmainstitute.org/ American Society for Quality: https://asq.org/Follow us on social media! Twitter: www.twitter.com/pharmacyitme Instagram: www.instagram.com/pharmacyinformatics Website: www.pharmacyitme.com Email: tony@pharmacyitme.com Follow Tony's personal Twitter account at www.twitter.com/tonydaopharmd Network with other pharmacists at Pharmacists Connect!http://pharmacistsconnect.com For more information on pharmacy informatics, check out some of the following useful links: ASHP's Section of Pharmacy Informatics and Technology: https://www.ashp.org/Pharmacy-Informaticist/Section-of-Pharmacy-Informatics-and-Technology/ HIMSS Pharmacy Informatics Community: https://www.himss.org/library/pharmacy-informatics Disclaimer: Views expressed are my own and do not reflect thoughts and opinions of any entity with which I have been, am now, or will be affiliated.This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Our 2018 WDEK Holiday Episode 65 was taped in Shonali's apartment in front of a live audience w special guest co-host Shalewa Sharpe and guests comedians Sharron Paul, Chris Laker and musician James Harvey.  This is a re-taping of our brilliant October 2018 show for reasons you will learn when you listen to Ep. 65.  The cider was flowing and the holiday spread was spread out.   Shonali and Shalewa's friendship began way back in the ATL.  Cover your ears mom for the first 5 minutes of this conversation.  Christian, Shalewa and Shonali talk cornbread WET dressing and fried turkey.  Comedian, writer, producer, side hustler (aren't we all) Sharron Paul joins the party. They discuss holiday travel, improv passenger actors and using what Shalewa calls "fun airlines."  Have you ever heard of ice cream theft? Exciting news ya'll! Make sure to check out Sharron's adult novelty website called TheNastyAmerican.com . Comedian Chris Laker joins us in his festive socks and all around good shirt. We talk male Spanx, family (non) responsibilities, moving to Los Angeles and performing at the Fringe Fest.   Look for Chris walking in the streets of LA bc he would rather not drive.  Our Get It Off Your Chest with Delmira "Dee" Lemus gets serious.  Christian shocks us with his GIOYC.  Shonali complains about herself.  Shalewa has had it with bodega workers ruining her snack cake experience.  Fortnite problems are messing with Dee's bank account.  Pretty sure WDEK is the only podcast in which you will hear a serious conversation regarding Alfonso Ribeiro, Fred "Rerun" Berry AND pajama wear. Pianist, composer, musical comedy performer James Harvey sock game is tight.  Seeing Little Shop Of Horrors as a kid sparked his interest in writing musicals.  He performs the five stages of grief from his one man show, The Bald Faced Truth.  James is currently working on his new musical Amazon-The Musical, and it's not about the rainforest.   Happy Birthday to Jason Lam!  He filled in for Daria Huxley as photographer. Also make plans to attend Shalewa's live album taping is January 27th at Union Hall in Brooklyn - two shows 7PM & 9:30PM! 

Shonali Bhowmik and Christian Felix co-host a chat, music, variety talk show with guests comedian and oversharer Calvin Cato; humorist, cartoonist, artisanal pencil sharpener and tv host David Rees along with music by Tigers and Monkeys. Christian Felix is back in his co-hosting seat after a trip to Singapore where they know how to deal with the heat.  Calvin Cato, a self professed oversharer, explains how as a premed major, he made his way into the world of comedy.  Calvin wrote an open letter to his white male friends and WDEK endorses his sentiment.  Get It Off Your Chest with audience member Martina Potratz.  If you ever wondered, strangers really do yell things out at pregnant women in the streets.   David Rees is a master of many trades including a fact checker, an artisanal pencil sharpener, the creator of the cartoon Get Your War On, the host of a tv show called Going Deep (find it online) but one of his most important works was his Financial Transparency - Journey Into Hell presentation. Both David and Christian protect themselves from the heat with help of a handkerchief. Tigers & Monkeys, a band led by WDEK's own Shonali Bhowmik just released their third full length album titled Saturday Destroyer. Shonali along with bandmates Jason Lam, Anthony Cangelosi and Russell Dungan perform stripped down versions of their songs Over The Sun, Magic Marker and Dinosaurs Surrender.   

In episode 125 - I talked with Jason Lam about his newest creation, Idolcam. The Pocketable 4k Gimbal Camera!

In episode 125 - I talked with Jason Lam about his newest creation, Idolcam. The Pocketable 4k Gimbal Camera!

Will the new Idolcam replace most of the YouTubing/video equipment? In this episode I get to chat with Jason Lam who is the inventor of the Idolcam, which is an all in one video recording tool. Some of the features that the Idolcam has is lights, a 3 axis gimbol, 4k resolution camera, an app that allows motion control of the camera, and a unique small size compared to most of the 4k vlogging cameras out there. The story of how Jason got to the Idolcam is amazing and you dont want to miss it.

Pemberton has always been a large builder of new homes and condos but in 2017 they are on pace to break records with over 3000 units sold. After selling out Time and Space condos (1600 units across 4 towers) in just 6 months, Pemberton is now launching Social condos at Church and Dundas. Find out more about this investment opportunity from Sales Manager and returning podcast guest Jason Lam of Milborne Real Estate. Click here for show notes. Andrew la Fleur / Sales Representative 416-371-2333 / andrew@truecondos.com http://www.truecondos.com http://www.twitter.com/andrewlafleur http://www.facebook.com/truecondos

Jason Lam (aka Jay the Crow) is an Aerial Performer, Circus Artist and Sushi Chef In this episode we talk about Jasons incredible journey getting into Circus Arts originally, and then recovering from a major aerial accident that left him with a severe spinal injury that left him paralysed from the neck down. Jason shares what went through his mind as the reality of his situation set in, how he has been working to move forward from the accident and where the source of his motivation and constant gratitude comes from. This one is a really inspiring episode! If you want to reach out to Jason you can find him on Instagram at @jaythecrow or you can email him at jaythecrow@yahoo.com   Find Shane on Facebook - www.facebook.com/shanegodliman Follow Shane on Instagram - @shanegodlimanpole   Follow The Show on Facebook - www.facebook.com/theshanegodlimanshow Follow The Show on Instagram - @theshanegodlimanshow   Contact Email - shanegodlimanshow@gmail.com   Make sure you don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and leave a review!

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Affordability is a real problem across the GTA and Durham Region and Ajax is no exception. Central Park Ajax will be the first new condominium in Ajax in 27 years. In today’s episode of the True Condos Podcast, Andrew la Fleur discusses the plans for the new downtown Ajax and how Central Park Ajax will kick off this mixed use community very soon. Click here for show notes.       Andrew la Fleur / Sales Representative 416-371-2333 / andrew@truecondos.com http://www.truecondos.com http://www.twitter.com/andrewlafleur     http://www.facebook.com/truecondos  

It's Spring time in New York City! Yes, it's is still chilly, overcast and we are all tired of the winter. In honor of the Spring that has not happened, Shonali brings in the March episode of WDEK in a purple dress, a sun hat, sunglasses, bright green bucks as in shoes and shaking her pom poms.  Christian had nightmares the night before the show. The entire audience monitors Christian and Shonali's use of "like", "um", "wow" and "no."   Our first guest is the talented singer Saundra Williams. She is a member of new Daptone recording artists, Saun and Starr, and also a back-up singer for Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings.  She's from the South Bronx and has been singing since she was a young girl.  She talks about her journey as a performer, including church choir, her father, a wedding band, her special relationship with Starr Duncan Lowe and Sharon Jones, appearances at Live at the Apollo in Harlem and so much more.  Saun and Starr just debuted a new video featured a soul funk hit called Big Wheel.   Our second guest is comedian and executive producer of the Daily Show, Adam Lowitt.  Adam is a newlywed and Shonali recently attended his wedding.  Adam sent himself to Outward Bound for a reason. He also helped build part of the Appalachian Trail.  Adam sits beside John Stewart during writers' meetings. All the writers bomb in front of John when preparing for the show. Jason Lam was in consideration (in his own mind) as John Stewart's replacement. Check out his audition tapes.   Do you know what Adam's dad's name is? Let us know. Do you know how to pronounce Shonali's name? Neither does Christian. Happy Holidays everyone!    

El inventor estadounidense Jason Lam desarrolló el primer dron de bolsillo que incluye una pequeña cámara que permite tomar fotografías y videos para... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview with Jason Lam Jason is the head of global threat management at a major financial institution based in Canada. Jason specializes in Web application security, and shares his research findings and experiences by teaching at the SANS Institute. His recent SANS courseware development includes Defending Web Application Security Essentials and Web Application Pen Testing Hands-On Immersion. How did you get your start in information security? Tell us something no one knows about Defending Web Apps...

Christian Felix and Shonali Bhowmik are longtime friends who met as temps at a huge lawfirm in NYC.  Due to their love of laughing and giving each other hell, they figured a podcast would be the best way to share their fun with the world. Christian is from Chicago, IL and Shonali is from Nashville, TN.  They are both a little bit country and a little bit rock n' roll.  Wait, correction - Shonali is a little of both.  Christian, is well Christian.   This first episode was done as a test pilot and we figured no one would ever hear it, but we decided to hell with that.  Who cares?  You may actually enjoy it and who are we to stop you.  This episode includes discussions on the Hipster Riviera, Girls, Nudity, Christian's father, the NYC Soda Ban, Denny's and David Cassidy.  Our special guest is Jason Lam - food blogger for Me So Hungry, rock star, mashup king and passionate Tim Tebow fan! Next week we dissect our test pilot.  Guess what words we will omit from our vocabulary?!