Podcast appearances and mentions of Jennifer Wong

Comedian, rom-com lover and professional bookworm Jennifer Wong confesses that she's never read Jane Austen, and Bev is horrified. But 2025 is the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen's birth so Jen is ready to break her own denim rule for content and find out what the hype is all about. Meanwhile, Bev has pop culture knowledge gaps of her own to disclose ... what could they be?!? Show notes: Read: Joel Kim Booster essay on reading Jane Austen as a gay manGet in touch! Stop Everything wants to hear from you! What's your pop culture knowledge gap? What's the big movie, book, TV show or trend that totally passed you by? How did that happen and how do you feel about it? E-mail: stopeverything@abc.net.au 

This is the last episode for 2024. To make it special, it's a supercut of all the unconventional advice from every single guest that was on the show this year - Kent C. Dodds, Jerod Santo, Rob Walling, Adrienne Tacke, David Khourshid, Saron Yitbarek, Rachel Andrew, Katie Fujihara, Lena Reinhard, Miriam Suzanne, Kirupa Chinnathambi, Craig Hewitt, Jennifer Wong, Jason Lengstorf, Michael Kennedy, and Asia Orangio. This turned out so well, that I will be definitely re-visiting the format in the new year. I hope you have a successful and adventure-packed 2025, with plenty of room for career growth. See you next year!

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Jennifer Wong, Tommy Dean and Gary Eck as they discuss the new hug-limit at Dunedin airport; the contretemps over Lidia Thorpe; and a Queensland ruling in which girls can be required to wear skirts.

James Blunt weirdly got us on board with the 20th anniversary re-release of his debut album, Back to Bedlam, which features the divisive ear worm "You're Beautiful." Then actor Andrew Garfield got vulnerable on Sesame Street talking to Elmo about grief; and went on a chemistry-packed Chicken Shop Date with Amelia Dimoldenberg.How did these two celebrities, both on promotional press tours, manage to make us feel real feelings while selling us stuff?Jennifer Wong, writer, comedian and this week's guest critic, is in to discuss.Show notes:James Blunt name change videoAndrew Garfield Chicken Shop DateAndrew Garfield Esquire profile

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Tommy Dean, Jennifer Wong and Tahir as they discuss the new rules about dating apps, the vice-presidential debate and the footy Grand Final.

Meet writer and comedian Jennifer Wong, who discussed her new book Chopsticks or Fork, a nostalgic exploration of Chinese-Australian restaurants, based on her TV series. Jennifer shares insights into her writing journey and balancing her work across different media. 00:00 Introduction and welcome00:20 Catching up after a trip00:52 Listener shoutouts and publishing advice03:20 Writing tip from Nat Newman03:45 Exploring Disney Studios07:21 Writing tip: Take a research trip12:31 Competition announcement14:21 Word of the week15:07 Travel writing special edition course18:12 Interview with Jennifer Wong23:43 Finding the right talent for a show23:59 Comedy and personal growth25:06 Writing with personal experience27:15 Exploring favorite writing topics29:06 The journey of Chopsticks or Fork32:58 Creating a nostalgic and joyous book42:58 Balancing book promotion and new projects44:20 Upcoming shows and future plans48:34 Final thoughts and fun facts Read the show notes Connect with Valerie and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | ValerieKhoo.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Tommy Dean, Jennifer Wong and James O'Loughlin as they discuss the Prime Minister's delayed marriage plans, America's hot dog eating competition, and new technology in which you pay for goods just using your face.

Jennifer Wong and Lin Jie Kong explore all that is special about regional Chinese restaurants in Australia and what they say about us as a nation.As an extension to the ABC TV series of the same name, they have just published 'Chopsticks or Fork?', collating stories and favourite recipes from their travels.

Myf and Zan are back and marking 300 episodes of Bang On! Saddle up for a wild episode capturing the week that was. Oasis' return, Adele's departure, Lana Del Rey's rumoured new boyfriend. Wait till you hear Myf's story about him.We're catching up on hot goss since we last hung out too, including Logies chat and Myf's run in with a plover. Speaking of birds, we have some key Peregrine Falcon updates for the new series. Who would have thought when we started back in 2017 that "music, art, life, and stuff" would actually mean "and birds"?We'll celebrate our milestone with some funny memories too (thank you Bang Babe Caitlin), and we're banging on about a coupla great books. Chopsticks or Fork by Jennifer Wong and Lin Jie Kong, and Miranda July's new novel All Fours.Thank you to every one of you who listened to this or any of the 299 other episodes we've shared. We wouldn't be here without your support, and your emails, DM's, and crop dusting of "bang fam" fills our hearts and our cups. We're very lucky to have been able to make it to #300 with such a beautiful community. Thank you. xShit Bali Music playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1ghbvs2A0LdhRsjruKtlZh?si=429c3cd121dd4965Take 5 S03 announced: https://www.abc.net.au/listen/doublej/music-reads/music-news/take-5-zan-rowe-abc-tv-show-bernard-fanning-neil-finn-minogue/104301158Oasis: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-08-27/oasis-reunion-noel-gallagher-liam-gallagher/104269800Lana Del Rey: https://www.pedestrian.tv/entertainment/lana-del-rey-jeremy-dufrene/Adele: https://www.nme.com/news/music/adele-announces-break-from-performing-i-will-not-see-you-for-an-incredibly-long-time-3789536Fatman Scoop: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-09-01/fatman-scoop-dies/104296034Chopsticks or Fork on iview: https://iview.abc.net.au/show/chopsticks-or-forkChopsticks or Fork book: https://www.jenniferwong.com.au/chopsticks-or-forkAll Fours: https://mirandajuly.com/all-fours/Cairns homework for Bang On Live: https://binge.com.au/shows/show-chimp-crazy!30032Bang On Live: https://comedy.com.au/tour/bang-on-live-myf-warhurst-zan-rowe/Bang On Merch Store: https://sound-merch.com.au/collections/bang-on-liveBang Back to us: bangon.podcast@abc.net.auBang On is an ABC podcast, produced by Double J. It is recorded on the lands of the Gadigal and Wurundjeri peoples. We pay our respects to elders past and present. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the land where we live, work, and learn.

In this episode of the Experts in Sport podcast, host, Martin Foster, discusses research within Para sport at Loughborough and its potential across the landscape of sport with guests, Vladyslava Kravchenko, Alasdair Donaldson, and Jennifer Wong, of Loughborough University.Time stamps:0.00-4.03 - Introduction4.04- 8.31 - Why Loughborough?8.32- 10.49 - Development of Para sport at Loughborough10.50-12.32 - Examples of Para sport development12.33-17.32 - Developing the workforce17.33-24.05 - Opportunity at Loughborough24.06- 28.34 - International relations 28.35-34.04 - Para sport against stigma 34.05-42.37 - London 2012 Legacy42.38-45.53 - Barriers and stigma45.54-48.25 - Making noise toolkit48.26-49.54 - Diplomacy and international governance PhD49.55-51.25 - Outros 

On a special broadcast from the Bryan Brown Theatre in Bankstown, Richard is joined by Tommy Dean, Jean Kittson and Jennifer Wong as they discuss gold medals, dad jokes, and a big fat bonus. 

Jennifer Wong is a seasoned engineering manager who started her journey in civil engineering. The fast pace of the tech industry drew her in, and she stuck with it for years since making that call. In this episode, I chat with Jennifer about her transition from a non-traditional career path into software, reasons to take on management instead of being an individual contributor, and why taking the road less traveled in terms of career progression might just be the recipe for long-term growth and success.

Thank you for listening to Write On! Audio, the podcast for writers everywhere brought to you by Pen to Print   Our poem of the month this month is Dim Sum at Joy King Lau by Jennifer Wong.  This was originally published in her Nine Arches press collection “Letters Home”   You can find out more about Jennifer by following her on X, formerly Twitter  https://x.com/jennywcreative You can visit her web page here https://jenniferinlondon.wordpress.com/   We're always delighted to read your contributions so if you'd like to see your words in Write on! or hear them on this podcast please get in touch. Please submit to:  https://pentoprint.org/get-involved/submit-to-write-on/   Thank you for listening to Write On! Audio. This edition has been presented by Tiffany Clare and produced by Chris Gregory. Write On! Audio is an Alternative Stories production for Pen to Print.   This podcast is produced using public funding from Arts Council England

That's it for season four of Three Food Memories. Savva's off to take a short break and catch some sun before returning for season five where you'll hear from designer Yasmine Ghoniem, Vanity Fair's Robert Risko, author and lawyer Mohsin Zaidi, as well as legendary newsreader Chris Bath. In the meantime don't forget to check out the back episodes. Get cooking with Stephanie Alexander, Nat's What I Reckon and Christine Manfield, have a lol with Sam Simmons, Bianka Ismailovski, and Jennifer Wong, and your art and architecture fix with Ken Done, Sally Scales, and Tim Ross. There are more than 40 episodes to check out so that should keep you busy till we're back on July 23rd. Can't wait to see you then! To find out more about the project and Savva - head to threefoodmemories.comInsta - @savvasavasEmail us at threefoodmemories@plated.com.au, we'd love to hear from you!

 Richard Glover is joined by James O'Loghlin, Jennifer Wong and Shane Jacobson.

Aritzia's executives provided insights into the company's performance and strategies during the earnings call held on 2024-05-04.The company reported a 7% increase in net revenue over the last quarter of 2024, highlighting its steady growth. However, a 3% drop in comparable sales indicated a slight deceleration in customer demand. The CEO, Jennifer Wong, acknowledged this and stated that operational adjustments were being made, such as aligning offerings more closely with consumer demand and operational metrics.Aritzia's strategic real estate expansion through the opening of new boutiques played a significant role in driving revenue growth. The revamping of boutiques not only elevated sales per square foot but also underscored the importance of optimizing retail spaces for improved customer engagement and sales growth.The introduction of new product lines, notably the golden and golden athletic assortments, proved instrumental in capturing consumer interest, reflecting Aritzia's agility in responding to evolving fashion trends. The company's ability to gauge consumer preferences accurately and introduce innovative products while ensuring the availability of client favorites was highlighted.Aritzia's investment in digital performance marketing marked a significant pivot in its strategy to enhance its online presence and customer experience. The CEO articulated the company's approach towards digital marketing, emphasizing the lower volume of markdown sales in Q4 and the better inventory position, despite the lower markdown sales volume. The commentary underscored Aritzia's strategic adjustments in response to inventory and sales performance, as well as its burgeoning focus on digital marketing efforts.Looking ahead, Aritzia demonstrates a balanced growth strategy that values both the digital and physical retail domains. As the brand continues its physical retail expansion in fiscal 2025, its burgeoning digital strategy, focused on enhancing the e-commerce platform and investing in digital marketing, is set to propel the company forward, further solidifying its market position as a digitally-forward brand.While Aritzia has shown steady growth and adaptability, the company acknowledges the need for operational adjustments to align with consumer demand and optimize performance. The executives' comments during the earnings call highlighted a realistic and balanced approach, focusing on strategic initiatives across physical and digital channels to drive long-term growth. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.theprompt.email

On this week's TGIF, Richard Glover is joined by Kirsty Webeck, Jennifer Wong and Tommy Dean live from the Chatswood Concourse as part of the Sydney Comedy Festival.

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Colin Buchanan, Jennifer Wong and Tommy Dean as they discuss the trend for “speech fasting”, the war on superbugs and the gym-junkies who now want a tax break.

Comedian, writer, broadcaster, and self-professed food enthusiast, Jennifer Wong is Savva's guest on this episode of Three Food Memories. Jennifer is so enthusiastic about food she's visited every state and territory of Australia to hunt down the best Chinese restaurants. But let it be known that the “food thing” didn't come naturally to her. The making part of it anyway. As you'll discover, the pressure of delivering a tasty snack to her school-yard cohort didn't quite cut the mustard.Jennifer's social cause is Welcome Merchant, a social enterprise with a mission to champion the voices of entrepreneurs & artists who identify as a refugee or as a person seeking asylum in Australia. You can find out more about Jennifer, upcoming shows, books, and all the things here - jenniferwong.com.auTo find out more about the project and Savva - head to threefoodmemories.comInsta - @savvasavasEmail us at threefoodmemories@plated.com.au, we'd love to hear from you!

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Jennifer Wong, Gary Eck and Tommy Dean as they discuss rugby league's foray into America, the new policy allowing pets to fly and the attack on cars with gears.

When Jennifer Wong was an economics student at the University of British Columbia, she walked into an Aritzia store with her resumé. The company at the time was only three years old and operated two locations. She landed a part-time job, which led to other Aritzia jobs as the company grew. Three decades later, she became Chief Executive Officer of the clothing retail giant that now boasts 117 stores in two countries, plus a global online presence.“My journey has really been about figuring things out, learning new things and overcoming problems,” she tells Goldy Hyder in the Speaking of Businesspodcast. It helps that she knows the business from the shop floor up, an experience that gives her a unique approach to dealing with the ups and downs of the marketplace. “I like to seek to understand,” she says.That problem-solving approach helped Aritzia weather the COVID-19 pandemic. When retail stores were closed, employees pivoted to working for the company's online business, resulting in no layoffs.Wong says the staff felt they were part of a bigger common goal, which was to keep Aritzia going during the pandemic. “That's another thing that I love about Aritzia,” she says, “we have a lot of heart.”Listen to the full conversation – including how Aritzia expanded to the United States, and why it makes a point of supporting women throughout its supply chain – on the Speaking of Business podcast. Revealing and insightful conversations with Canada's top innovators, entrepreneurs and business leaders. Listen to more episodes here: thebusinesscouncil.ca

Jennifer Wong (affectionately known as “Jwong”) is a product designer, design coach/mentor, and one of the most authentic people I know. We met while working together at our previous jobs, and both got laid off on the same day.In this episode, we cover:* Understanding the “why's” behind personal and team demotivation* Founding her own startup and why she decided that pursuing entrepreneurship wasn't her full time aspiration* What it means to be a woman in design, and the implied career limitations if you're a career woman who wants to have a family * Why she would describe herself as a naive diva in her early career * Servant leadership, what a good manager does to empower their employees, and how to command respect without demanding it* How she went from being laid off to a job offer from Netflix in 5 weeks (!! can you design the new cult docu-series please?!)* Questions you should ask in an interview to weed out toxic workplaces, and find out whether a manager is going to be great or notQuote of the day:* “When you're scared of something, that's not always a bad thing. If it scares the shit out of you, I think you should do it.” - JwongAmanda's post-recording reflections:I don't think you ever really overcome imposter syndrome, but learning that the way way you treat yourself, and the way you position yourself as a professional is the way that other people will think of you, too. One of Jwong's biggest pieces of advice for becoming a designer is to start with yourself- believe that you are worth of being a designer, and tell yourself that you are one. You won't get anywhere with learning new skills if your self doubt is louder than your self-trust.For me, this was true with starting to freelance, and with starting this podcast! I had a lot of imposter syndrome about doing both of those things, but the funny thing about getting laid off is it helps you move through it much faster (out of necessity lol). But honestly, everything started flowing more easily once I just got started and the words “I'm a freelancer” and “I'm a podcaster” came out of my mouth for the first time. Maybe you should try it with that thing you're scared to do too.Till next time,AmandaDo you know someone struggling with trying something new, becoming a designer, or showing up 100% authentically at work? Share this podcast episode with them! It'd mean the world to me. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit amandabranson.substack.com

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Wil Anderson, Tommy Dean and Jennifer Wong as they discuss the ban on message T-shirts when voting in the Referendum, Trump's magical ability with numbers and how to pick a perfect romantic partner.

Home cooking is at the heart of our food cultures and brings a comfort that can satisfy our physical and emotional needs. Join a panel of celebrated chefs and writers as they discuss their own home cooking, compare comfort dishes and consider the rich conversation between time-honoured ways of preparing meals and the sometimes-showy food culture of today. Featuring restaurateur Durkhanai Ayubi (Parwana: Recipes and Stories from an Afghan Kitchen), prize-winning chef Rosheen Kaul (Chinese-ish), cook and star of Netflix's Chef's Table Asma Khan (Ammu) and culinary writer Alice Zaslavsky (The Joy of Better Cooking) in conversation with writer and comedian Jennifer Wong. This episode was recorded live at the 2023 Sydney Writers' Festival.   If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and follow our channel.  Sydney Writers' Festival podcasts are available on all major podcast platforms.  After more? Follow Sydney Writers' Festival on social media:Instagram: @sydwritersfestFacebook: @SydWritersFestTwitter: @SydWritersFestTikTok: @sydwritersfestSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Luke Heggie, Tommy Dean and Jennifer Wong as they discuss the prospect of Trump ruling from prison, the virtues of cash and how to improve the media.

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Wendy Harmer, Tommy Dean and Jennifer Wong as they discuss the virtues of sesame oil,  the enthusiasm for the Matildas, and the US billionaire who wants to defy aging.

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Wendy Harmer, Tommy Dean and Jennifer Wong as they discuss the virtues of sesame oil,  the enthusiasm for the Matildas, and the US billionaire who wants to defy aging.

On Thank God it's Friday Richard Glover is joined by Vince Sorrenti, Tommy Dean and Jennifer Wong as they discuss the EU's demands about food names, the tanks we're selling to Germany, and the oodles of cavoodles in the posh suburbs of Sydney

On Thank God it's Friday Richard Glover is joined by Vince Sorrenti, Tommy Dean and Jennifer Wong as they discuss the EU's demands about food names, the tanks we're selling to Germany, and the oodles of cavoodles in the posh suburbs of Sydney

Jennifer Wong, Founder of the Seattle NFT Museum, joins Randi Zuckerberg in the Crypto Café to talk about their mission to provide an outlet for artists, creators, and collectors to display their NFTs in a physical setting, while aiming to educate the public about this new market for digital art!

Do you remember the image of old people spending their days sitting in a rocking chair? That may be extreme but so is the revolution happening about getting older in America. No place are the radical changes more apparent than at a new place called the Wallis Annenberg Gen Space. For people of an older age, think of a place to hang out that is vibrant, colorful, full of diverse activities and diverse people. Welcome to an innovative space geared to older adults and by its very success, changing what it means to grow old in the 21st century. In this episode, listeners will hear from Dr. Jennifer Wong, the Director of Gen Space, which is located in a modern Pavilion set on a main thoroughfare in the City of Los Angeles, California. It takes what used to be called a Senior Center and becomes something else completely. Gen Space clearly reflects the vision of Philanthropist, Wallis Annenberg, who has created new pathways for older adults that are designed to bring fulfillment, empowerment and excellence. In other words, recognizing the basic goals for a good life are the same whether younger or older. Step into Gen Space and listen to Dr. Wong describe a place with walls of color, modern, cozy furniture, paintings and photos room after room, full of light, and everywhere, busy with creative programming. Learn what it means to reimagine getting older. TO CONTACT: Dr. Jennifer Wong, email, JWong@annenbergspace.org Also, info@annenbergspace.org

On Thank God's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Jean Kittson, Tommy Dean and Jennifer Wong as they discuss tips for tourists, the death of the cheque and a joyful prison release - all live from the Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre.

On Thank God's Friday, Richard Glover is joined by Jean Kittson, Tommy Dean and Jennifer Wong as they discuss tips for tourists, the death of the cheque and a joyful prison release - all live from the Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre.

Durian is a pungent, rank smelling fruit common in Singapore that is hard to harvest and cut open. And yet, it's inspired scores of devotees, including food writer Jennifer Wong, who writes, “For those of us who hail durian as our king of fruits, the smell elicits an undeniable longing — for both the fruit itself and the cultural remembrance it represents.” Whether it's stinky tofu, roasted grasshoppers or chicken feet, many cultures embrace foods that might come off as unappetizing at first sniff. So, how do some seemingly unusual ingredients become delicacies? In our latest All You Can Eat segment with KQED Food Editor Luke Tsai, we dive into funky foods that we aren't supposed to love – but do so unabashedly. Guests: Luke Tsai, food editor, KQED Arts & Culture Javier Cabral, Editor, L.A. Taco - independent local news and culture site, and Associate producer for the Taco Chronicles on Netflix Jennifer Wong, author of the article "A Bay Area Love Letter to Durian," published on KQED Arts and Culture Monica Martinez, Founder and CEO,Don Bugito - a San Francisco company that makes protein snacks from edible insects

Mike Byrne is AEW's Chief Investment Officer and Head of Private Equity and Private Debt in North America. He has been with AEW since 2003, and today is responsible for overseeing all of AEW's commingled funds, separate accounts and direct investments in North America. In this capacity he is responsible for the strategic direction and oversight of the Firm's portfolio management, acquisitions, capital markets and asset management functions in addition to managerial responsibility of the Private Equity Group resources. Mr. Byrne also serves on AEW's Investment Committee, Risk Management Committee and Governance Committee in North America, and he is a member of AEW's Global Investment Committee. Prior to joining AEW, he was a member of the real estate team at the Pension Reserve Investment Management Board (“Mass PRIM”), where he managed the pension fund's real estate and timber portfolios. Prior to that he worked at Citigroup in the real estate investment banking group. Mr. Byrne is a member of the Urban Land Institute (U.L.I.) and NAREIM, and a graduate of Dartmouth College.Our conversation with Mike begins with his graduation from Dartmouth, where he captained the men's hockey team, and entered the workforce at Salomon Smith Barney (Citigroup) as an investment banking analyst in the Real Estate & Lodging Group. With his first day in the real estate group falling on 9/11, Mike shares with us how this made for a strange start to a career. Amidst the ensuing capital markets turmoil, Mike then returned to his local roots and joined Mass PRIM as an analyst supporting the pension plan's real estate and timber allocation strategies. We discuss how this gave Mike a unique perspective and foundation for the balance of his career, all of which has been spent in the real estate investment management business with AEW which he joined almost 20 years ago in 2003.The bulk of our discussion centers around the tremendous growth and success of AEW over the years. Mike's passion for AEW shines through as he shares with us observations on company culture, operating partner selection, the firm's innovative menu of investment strategies, investing through cycles and AEW's current outlook on the market from Mike's perspective as CIO.This was a terrific look into AEW, one of the world's largest real estate investment managers with almost $100 billion of assets under management, 830 employees in 18 offices across the globe, and over 800 institutional clients. Mike Byrne is one of the market's most prominent and respected investment management professionals, and this episode makes it clear why. We look forward to having Mike and his teammates back to Good Dirt as we know we've just scratched the surface.For more information on AEW please visit https://www.aew.com/*** As mentioned in the episode intro, the Bisnow Boston Healthcare Real Estate Summit will be held on Weds, May 24th. Jennifer Wong from AEW, Kyle O'Connor from MLL Capital and Brian Carlisle from Celera Properties will participate in a panel moderated by Good Dirt co-host Mike Greeley of Newmark's Healthcare Capital Markets team and NE Medical-Academic Practice Group. For more info: https://www.bisnow.com/events/boston/healthcare/boston-healthcare-real-estate-summit-7823***Please rate, review and subscribe to Good Dirt and share with your friends! Mike Greeley Michael.greeley@nmrk.com

Jenn first took us back in her studies, discovering FORTRAN and MATLAB and hating every minute of it. Fast forward a few years, she found she was missing the visual aspect of programming, and as soon as she put a finger into web development, off, she went. We spoke about her first jobs, good and bad managers. We spoke about transitioning from small to big to small companies. We discussed the advantages of a strong product company. And we finally talked about engineering management and how Jenn became a manager and reflected upon her former experiences.Here are the links from the show:https://www.twitter.com/mybluewristbandhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferewong/https://www.mochimachine.com/https://www.crowdstrike.com/blog/five-questions-with-jennifer-wong/CreditsCover Heliotrope by Blue Dot Sessions is licensed CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.Your host is Timothée (Tim) Bourguignon, more about him at timbourguignon.fr.Gift the podcast a rating on one of the significant platforms https://devjourney.info/subscribeDev InterruptedWhat the smartest minds in engineering are thinking about, working on and investing in.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Laugh, cry and bask in community with Ben, Bev, guests Jennifer Wong and Siang Lu, and a live audience from In Other Words at the OzAsia Festival.BW and BL also catch up on the latest developments since billionaire Elon Musk took over twitter and check out what's tootin' on mastodon.

Laugh, cry and bask in community with Ben, Bev, guests Jennifer Wong and Siang Lu, and a live audience from In Other Words at the OzAsia Festival. BW and BL also catch up on the latest developments since billionaire Elon Musk took over twitter and check out what's tootin' on mastodon.

As a follow-up to our episode on transportation, we're revisiting a conversation with Jennifer Wong, the head of sustainability at Convoy. The company is working on improving efficiency in the trucking business by saving money for shippers and increasing earnings for truck drivers, while also helping eliminate carbon waste.  

Play along with the cast of Cryptid Cape as we play the Superlative Game! Which one of our characters is most likely to ride in the trunk of a car? To become the president? To throw a birthday party for their pets? Let's find out! Produced by Victoria Pereira Featuring Victoria Pereira, Jennifer Wong, Rebecca Reiter, Aubrey King, Amy Acevedo, Christopher Medina, Christina Rose Hargis, Angelique Fustukjian, Grant Bowman, Caroline Byrne, Kyle Goss. Theme Song: “Pink Night in Ohio” by Ryan Andersen Follow us on social media to stay up-to-date on all things Cryptid Cape. We are @cryptidcape on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. You can also email us at cryptidcape@gmail.com. Prefer listening on a different platform? We're on Spreaker, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Play, Amazon Music, and online at www.cryptidcape.net.

Welcome to Being F'ing Honest, the podcast that is a place for honesty, a place for fun, and a place to talk about things that aren't normally talked about. In this introductory episode, we meet our two hosts, Jennifer Wong and Charity Rodriguez, get some insight into their respective backgrounds, and discover how they mutually identified the need for a podcast that showcases honesty, transparency, and vulnerability among normal, everyday people. You'll hear about their mutual experiences of having to be caretakers to parents with dementia, Jennifer's brush with death, and Charity's unexpected diagnosis, as well as the wake-up calls they received from these experiences. We also chat about the pandemic and how it has shifted our perspectives of what is really important, and our hosts open up about the changes they've made as a result of their health scares, the struggles of stopping to take care of themselves, and the difficulties of asking for help. For the first of many relatable, needed, and f'ing honest conversations, join us today!

Mary O'Connell and Convoy's Jennifer Wong sit down to talk about decarbonizing the supply chain and the importance of progress over perfection.With more than 60 years of experience in logistics innovation, Dunavant is a family-owned business that has the knowledge to ensure global and domestic shipping practices are efficient and effective. Dunavant generates supply chain proficiency with outstanding, attentive, and expedient customer service. For more information, visit Dunavant.com.Follow Check Call on Apple PodcastsFollow Check Call on SpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

Mary O'Connell and Convoy's Jennifer Wong sit down to talk about decarbonizing the supply chain and the importance of progress over perfection.Follow Check Call on Apple PodcastsFollow Check Call on SpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

Satire has been around for thousands of years, but is its power dwindling?

Tyler Cole interviews Jennifer Wong, Head of Sustainability at Convoy, to review Convoy's latest report on sustainability in truckload transportation. They discuss the rising focus from shippers and logistics service providers on topics ranging from the value of data to improving vehicle efficiency and reducing emissions in freight. Convoy is a climate leader and working to educate and empower the shipping community to pursue a zero-waste future.Electric fleets are the future. Are you ready? Discover why ChargePoint is the right partner to take your operation electric to reduce fueling costs, eliminate emissions and help you turn e-mobility into a competitive advantage. Visit chargepoint.solutions/freightwavesFollow Net-Zero Carbon on Apple PodcastsFollow Net-Zero Carbon on SpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

Dr. Lynn Ponton and Jennifer Wong discuss the emotional impact of COVID with guests Soy and Val.

Samar Maziad of the Sovereign team discusses the cost effectiveness and advantages of social safety nets when responding to shocks. Plus, Jennifer Wong of the Sub-Sovereign team explains why emerging market regional and local governments face particularly high social risks.Inside this episode:Samar Maziad of the Sovereign team discusses the cost effectiveness and advantages of social safety nets when responding to shocks. (begins at 1:20)Jennifer Wong of the Sub-Sovereign team explains why emerging market regional and local governments face particularly high social risks. (begins at 7:27)Related content:Sovereigns – Emerging Markets: Social safety nets support credit quality by improving response to shocks, reducing social tensions - Well-targeted safety nets improve governments' response to shocks, mitigating the severity of economic disruption. The availability and effectiveness of these programs vary widely.Regional and local governments: Emerging markets Infrastructure gap, inequality, weak labor markets underpin exposure to social risks - Given the scale of these challenges and the limited fiscal flexibility of emerging market RLGs, social considerations will continue to weigh on credit profiles for many years.Sovereigns – Global Explanatory Comment: New scores depict varied and largely credit-negative impact of ESG factors - Considering exposure to environmental and social risk, governance strength, and financial and institutional buffers, ESG factors commonly have a negative impact on sovereign ratings. 

On Moody's Talks – The Big Picture, hosts Sarah Carlson, William Foster and Jennifer Wong bring you insights from Moody's analysts around the world on hot topics across fixed-income markets. Each episode will illuminate Moody's thinking on the latest credit and economic developments, ranging from the continued impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, to technological disruption, political shifts and climate change. Please join us as we explore what's on the horizon for the global credit landscape.

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