Podcasts about Jumo

We're now a few weeks into the offseason, and it's long past due for Jake and Spenny to sit down and catch up on some Ravens talk. The guys get into the unfortunate news revolving around Justin Tucker, discuss Todd Monken's extension, Chuck Pagano's addition to the coaching staff, some news from around the league as far as big name players becoming available, and talk some Super Bowl Thanks as always for tuning in, and we'll be back at you very soon. Hosts: Jake Louque, Spencer Schultz Producer: Jake Louque Thanks to our presenting sponsors, Jimmy's Seafood, Fed Thrill Sunglasses, Black Eyed Susan Spices, Clipper City Barber Co. Follow the show on social: Twitter: @Exit52Podcast, @JumboSetPodcast IG: exit52podcast TikTok: exit52podcast Music: "Soul Strut" by Taylor Fields (@EDCBurner)

Our guest for Episode 66 is Kathleen Waid, a Fractional CRO working with companies like SilentEight, Themis, JUMO, Valid and Solo.one. Kathleen is a sales and revenue expert who brings more than two decades of experience to the conversation. In this episode, Ross and Kathleen discuss the importance of accountability, empowerment, and measurement in driving execution excellence. They also explore how to motivate teams with clear comp incentives, and why understanding why customers buy and renew is crucial. 

En Afrique du Sud, dans le township le plus célèbre du pays, Soweto, Noël se fête avec un barbecue. Ce township connu notamment pour sa culture très riche, et pour abriter les maisons de deux prix Nobel, l'archevêque Desmond Tutu et l'ancien président Nelson Mandela. Là-bas, pour Noël, on se retrouve autour d'un barbecue, que l'on appelle « Braai ». De notre correspondant en Afrique du Sud,Nous voilà sur le parking d'une station service en plein cœur de Soweto, en Afrique du Sud. C'est ici qu'un nouveau restaurant propose des dégustations. « On propose aux gens qui viennent prendre de l'essence d'entrer et de goûter nos plats » explique Lungisa. Alors, nous entrons. « Bienvenue à Sakhumzi », lâche Lungisa et Jumo le manager.« Les Sud-Africains adorent le Braai », précise Jumo. À Noël à Soweto, le Braai est l'incontournable. « Oui, exactement, peut-être même que le père Noël aime le Braai lui aussi !! » dit Jumo en riant.« Je suis le Chef Keke. Voici un plateau pour deux avec des saucisses, des steaks et du poulet. Je vous ai aussi mis des frites. » Avec cette commande de Braai de Noël sur place, Noël se fête avec les clients et les propriétaires du lieu. « Oui ! Joyeux Noël ! » lâche Lungisa.Le barbecue de Noël chez un particulierÀ quelques pâtés de maisons du restaurant, on fête aussi Noël. Cette fois dans un jardin. « On est chez moi ! dit Lebo en guise d'accueil. C'est un moment qui nous permet de passer du bon temps et de célébrer Noël tous ensemble. On fait comme ça à Soweto. On vient de quartiers différents, mais on est là, ensemble. On se relaxe, on est en vie, heureux. La vie est belle !! » conclut-elle.C'est un bon moment entre amis et en famille. « On vous souhaite le plus merveilleux des Noël » souhaite à la foule la fille de Lebo et son cousin au micro. « C'est le plus beau jour de l'année » confie le cousin. « Parce qu'on passe du temps avec sa famille et ses amis », renchérit la fille de Lebo.À lire aussiAu Kenya et en Côte d'Ivoire, l'effervescence des retours en province pour passer Noël en familleSoweto, la culture du Ubuntu« Salut DJ, raconte un peu à la radio française comment ça se passe ! » lance un petit garçon au DJ. « On adore la musique. On danse ici ! » souligne le DJ Mbulelo, responsable aussi du repas. Avant de partir, évidemment on n'oublie pas de faire un petit détour vers le grill et ses flammes.« Ça avance bien. J'attends juste le poulet. Vous savez, parfois Soweto a mauvaise réputation. Mais c'est avant tout un endroit avec une culture très riche, la culture du Ubuntu : se retrouver et partager le repas. C'est positif !! »Ils sont une trentaine réunis aujourd'hui dans ce jardin de Soweto habité d'une humeur festive, autour donc du traditionnel Braai de Noël.À lire aussiAfrique du Sud: au Cap, un Noël noir et blanc en couleurs

Jumo's plan to grow its lending business in Africa is the focus of this edition of Business Day Spotlight. Host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Bradwin Roper, Chief of Payments Partnerships at Jumo. Through the discussion, Roper outlines Jumo's business model; use of AI in scoring customers; role of fintech in pushing financial inclusion; ways in which the company has been able to have a low default rate; and opportunities for growth. Business Day Spotlight is a MultimediaLIVE Production.

Jumo joins the pod to decide which food belongs on pizza, build her perfect Italian dinner with $15, react to the Costco Guys wrestling, compare famous celebrities to food, pick which pizza slice she'd rather eat, and more! ---------- Follow Jumo: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamjumo IG: https://www.instagram.com/juliahmolinari/ ---------- BET ON MYBOOKIE! Link: ⁠https://mybookie.website/joinwithMAKESHIFT⁠ Promo: Up to $1,000 Sign-up Bonus + $10 Casino Chip Promocode: MAKESHIFT ---------- 0:00 WELCOME JUMO TO THE POD! 5:21 RANK ZACH'S HALLOWEEN COSTUMES! 8:57 DO THESE FOODS BELONG ON PIZZA? 15:54 HOW DID JUMO START CREATING? 20:40 WIN NFL TICKETS! 23:02 $15 FOR PERFECT ITALIAN DINNER! 26:33 COSTCO GUYS ARE WRESTLING? 29:06 JUMO'S VIDEO PROCESS! 32:46 REAL OR FAKE ITALIAN CELEBS! 36:45 JUMO COMPARES CELEBS TO FOOD! 40:24 RANK CELEB HALLOWEEN COSTUMES! 45:59 KEEP 4 CUT 5 PIZZA SNACKS! 50:29 WHICH SLICE WOULD YOU RATHER EAT? 55:56 OUTRO! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-makeshift-project/support

EPISODE 315. Sabino and Rocco sit down with Juliah Molinari aka Jumo to talk about her emergence on social media, her Italian background, her pizza making + cooking skills, her family's pizzeria and central jersey. Be sure to follow Jumo here https://www.instagram.com/juliahmolinari Follow Sabino here https://instagram.com/sabinocurcio Follow Rocco here https://instagram.com/rocloguercio To shop our merchandise, visit https://www.growingupitaliangui.com Be sure to check our Instagram https://www.instagram.com/growingupitalian As always, if you enjoyed this video, be sure to drop a Like, Comment and please SUBSCRIBE. Grazie a tutti! Chapters 1:00 - Central Jersey 5:00 - Jumo getting started on TikTok 7:00 - Molinari's & the Restaurant business 11:00 - How the Nickname 'Jumo' came about 13:00 - Hidden talents 16:00 - Italian roots 20:00 - Favorite pizza 25:00 - Overrated/Underrated 28:00 - Cooking at home 30:00 - Blind ranking pizza toppings 33:00 - What makes a good pizza? 38:00 - Stuffed artichokes 41:00 - New success 43:00 - What's next

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This week, Andrew sits down with Joseph Mucheru, the President of JUMO and former Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of ICT, Innovation, and Youth Affairs in Kenya. Today's discussion covers everything from Mr. Mucheru's transition back to the private sector, JUMO's growth plans, and how artificial intelligence (AI) can help advance the African economy. Interested in seeing the video version of this interview, check out The Kenyan Wall Street's YouTube page.

Fintech has transformed the financial sector landscape rapidly and has blured the boundaries of both financial firms and the financial sector. This has created opportunities to build more inclusive and efficient financial services and promote economic development worldwide. Countries must embrace the opportunities that fintech firms provide and the potential for collaboration between fintechs and traditional banks. That said, there is still a need for new policies that encourage safe financial innovation and adoption. My guest on the Banking Transformed podcast is Jeremy Quainoo, Country Operations Director at JUMO. Jeremy discusses the opportunities and challenges facing fintech firms globally and how marketplaces must evolve in the future. This Episode of Banking Transformed is sponsored by FIS Discover Worldpay for Platforms, a payments platform that puts you in control and puts your software customers first. This all-in-one payment facilitation platform offers more than just embedded payments. With Worldpay for Platforms, take advantage of a full set of solutions including professional, managed, and advisory services to enhance your business. Make your software even better with a solution that easily integrates and adapts to your needs, helping you create experiences beyond payments. Visit FISglobal.com/WorldpayPlatforms to learn more.

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Recently, community pro Danielle Maveal joined Community Signal to discuss her experiences reporting into the product organization at Burb. In this episode, we're getting the opposite perspective from product leader Gitesh Gohel. Gitesh and Patrick worked together at CNN, where community reported into product. And while the product and community that they were building were short lived, they both speak highly of their time working together. Gitesh describes creating a team atmosphere where each individual's expertise was respected and given room to ladder into organizational goals, giving each person the opportunity to see the impact of their work. Patrick shares how this fostered trust in processes and created great experiences for the community and the brand. If you're debating a community role that reports into product, this conversation will give you insight into how that can be productive when the team has a strong foundation. Patrick and Gitesh also discuss: Gitesh's first experience managing community pros as a product leader Why community pros should be excited about reporting into product The successes and promise of CNN+'s Interview Club Big Quotes Making room for each individual's expertise within your org (11:35): “One thing which is really important, especially when it comes to collaboration, trusting each other, and being able to lean in on the skill set or experience that everyone brings to the table to accomplish a shared vision, is being able to create space and autonomy for folks to be able to do their jobs. One thing that we did at CNN, specifically working on Interview Club, was create goals which your team had by itself, but also having those goals be integrated into the success of the product itself.” –@giteshg The background of a product professional (12:54): “Most people don't train to be a product manager or to have an expertise in product development. … Most of my training came through experience. It was being part of a team who was building a product and being able to play a small role in it, being able to see what really good successful products look like, being able to see what do really healthy relationships look like across cross-functional teams.” –@giteshg Is product the right org for community? (25:42): “When you make community part of product, [you're saying] that your users are important, that the relationships that you develop with your users are important and positive, that you want to be able to not have a transactional relationship with your users, but actually one where you proactively engage, where you're proactively identifying ways in which you have your users connected.” –@giteshg Why should a community pro be excited about being part of the product org? (26:50): “[When community sits within product], in a way, you're closest to the decision maker, and I think that's important. What you are able to do is influence product strategy and how you think about what you build and who you're building for, and being able to bring the skills and expertise that you have directly into that conversation. [Product is] where you get to do the most fun stuff. It's where you get to say and explore different ideas that you want to try. It's a way in which you get the voice of the user closest to the way in which you think about what you end up doing.” –@giteshg About Gitesh Gohel Gitesh Gohel has 14 years of experience as a product leader solving user problems in the startup, consumer, media, political, and civic tech space for organizations like CNN, Tumblr, Giphy, Facebook, Jumo, and Obama 08. He is currently the VP of product for Narwhal. Related Links Gitesh Gohel on LinkedIn The Pros and Cons of Community Reporting to Product, Danielle Maveal on Community Signal Brigade Bassey Etim, who has been on multiple episodes of Community Signal Transcript View transcript on our website Your Thoughts If you have any thoughts on this episode that you'd like to share, please leave me a comment, send me an email or a tweet. If you enjoy the show, we would be so grateful if you spread the word and supported Community Signal on Patreon.

“People used to say data is the new oil and now I think you can extend that to fintech is the new oil, it's driving economies, it's changing the world, it's changing livelihoods.” In our latest podcast, Nwabisa Mayema sits down with Buhle Goslar, a technology operating executive and currently the Africa CEO for Jumo, to talk fintech. Jumo is a banking platform that operates across emerging markets and gives many people access to finance for the first time. Buhle is well versed in tech, and during the podcast, she expertly explains what fintech is and why it's so important. She also goes on to discuss the various financial tools available to entrepreneurs and how these financial tools are not only simplifying once complicated business processes, but also creating new opportunities for entrepreneurs. If you're interested in fintech, this is a podcast worth listening to.

“People used to say data is the new oil and now I think you can extend that to fintech is the new oil, it's driving economies, it's changing the world, it's changing livelihoods.” In our latest podcast, Nwabisa Mayema sits down with Buhle Goslar, a technology operating executive and currently the Africa CEO for Jumo, to talk fintech. Jumo is a banking platform that operates across emerging markets and gives many people access to finance for the first time. Buhle is well versed in tech, and during the podcast, she expertly explains what fintech is and why it's so important. She also goes on to discuss the various financial tools available to entrepreneurs and how these financial tools are not only simplifying once complicated business processes, but also creating new opportunities for entrepreneurs. If you're interested in fintech, this is a podcast worth listening to.

Miguel Armaza sits down with David Nangle, Managing Partner at VEF (STO: VEFAB), one of the few publicly listed venture capital firms that exclusively invests in fintech across emerging markets, with a portfolio of $750 million of Net Asset Value covering  Brazil, Mexico, India, Pakistan, Zambia, and many more interesting countries. Some of the companies they've backed include Creditas, Konfio, Tinkoff, Jumo, and Minu.In this episode, we discuss:Benefits and challenges of a permanent capital structure and why being a publicly listed firm, better prepares VEF to invest in emerging markets with a very long-term lens.The opportunity of fintech in emerging markets and why Dave considers Brazil to be one of the most attractive fintech markets around the world.Navigating this bear market. How growth and pre-IPO companies should be adapting to this reality and why it could help all entrepreneurs to adopt an ‘emerging market mindset'.Dave's advice for new incoming emerging market investors… and a lot more!Want more podcast episodes? Join me and follow Fintech Leaders today on Apple, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app for weekly conversations with today's global leaders that will dominate the 21st century in fintech, business, and beyond.Do you prefer a written summary, instead? Check out the Fintech Leaders newsletter and join  32,000+ readers around the world!Miguel Armaza is Co-Founder & Managing General Partner of Gilgamesh Ventures, a seed-stage investment fund focused on fintech in the Americas. He also hosts and writes the Fintech Leaders podcast and newsletter.Miguel on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3nKha4ZMiguel on Twitter: https://bit.ly/2Jb5oBcFintech Leaders Newsletter: bit.ly/3jWIpqp

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Amanda Young, author of Jumo the unicorn and host of the Sunshine and Rainbows podcast tells her tale of finding her purpose after being let go from her dream job and how through therapy she was able to find her own independent identity separate from her career. She also shares for the first time publicly, how she was able to navigate through being newly diagnosed with bi-polar 2 disorder and how choosing to get help and take medication essentially saved her life. Follow Amanda on Instagram: @that_manda_girl @sunshineandrainbowspod Amanda's Website: That Manda Girl The Wondering Mind Link Tree: Find out where to stream the show, listen to Emily's interviews on other Podcast's + so much more. ➡️https://linktr.ee/thewonderingmind Follow The Wondering Mind: https://www.instagram.com/thewonderingmindpodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/thewonderingmindpodcast https://twitter.com/TWMPODCAST_ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thewonderingmind/message

As African tech continues to advance, Lesly Goh and Buhle Goslar discuss why and how the private sector can step up in protecting African consumers from digital harms and offer recommendations for businesses looking to be proactive in data protection. Goh is a senior technology advisor to the World Bank; Goslar is chief executive officer, Africa region and Pakistan, at JUMO. Show notes and transcript: https://brook.gs/3AIO3pv  Foresight Africa podcast is part of the Brookings Podcast Network. Subscribe and listen on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and wherever you listen to podcasts. Send feedback email to podcasts@brookings.edu, and follow and tweet at @policypodcasts on Twitter.

How do you get a pilot going? Well, in the old days it started with a hand crank!   The Hucks Starter   ... Cowboy Land!   The Coffman Starter   A cartridge starter on the RB-57A   The DHC1 Chipmunk   The Arnold Benz Velo   The cycle of a jet engine   RN Seahawks simultaneous use of their cartridge starters   RAF Lightnings of No56 "Chicken in the Basket" Sqn at RAF Akrotiri   The SR71 Blackbird   The Riedelanlasser starter for German BMW 003 and Jumo 004 turbojet engines   Images under Creative Commons licence with thanks to the Library of Congress, Jeff Dahl, NACA, US Patent Office, bomberpilot, Jeff Dahl, the IMW, the RAF, the USAF and Kogo. Attribution not possible for some images.

Die drei Gründungsmitglieder des beliebten Improtheater-Ensembles "Die Spontanisten", Sabine Häcker, Matthias Hauß und Shaggy Schwarz blicken gemeinsam auf die Historie der Spontanisten. Wir erfahren wie viel Zufälle zur Gründung der Gruppe geführt haben und was sie bereits alles erlebt haben. Natürlich lernen wir auch die Gäste genauer kennen.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! La Avia Checoslovaca de posguerra empezó a ensamblar cédulas del 109 Gustav con motores Jumo destinados al HE-111. Así nació en S.199, o "Mezek", mula en checo. Sus características dejaron mucho que desear con la nueva motorización, pero, a falta de algo mejor, se llegaron a construir algo más de medio millar. El Mezek habría pasado desapercibido para el aficionado a no ser por la aparición en el frente de la Guerra árabe-israelí del 48, pilotado por los sionistas, siendo el primer modelo de avión de combate de la recién creada Heyl HaAvir. Esto es Aviones-10 Con Dani CarAn ____________________________________ --- DIRECTO SÁBADO 19 DE MAYO 2018 --- II Jornada de Podcasting de Alicante "XeQuePod" organizado por ALIPOD Entrada Libre Día 19 de Mayo 2018 de 17:00 a 19:00 Bar Lloc de Jocs, (Av/ Ancha de Castelar, 161) San Vicente del Raspeig (Alicante) Más info y otros directo en http://alipod.es/blog/ii-jornada-alicantina-de-podcasting-xequepod2018 ____________________________________ casusbelli.top Facebook, nuestra página es @casusbellipodcast https://www.facebook.com/CasusBelliPodcast Telegram, nuestro canal es @casusbellipodcast https://t.me/casusbellipodcast Nuestro chat de aviones es https://t.me/aviones10 Twitter, como @casusbellipod https://twitter.com/CasusBelliPod Pinterest, como @casusbellipod, https://es.pinterest.com/casusbellipod ¿Queréis contarnos algo? También puedes escribirnos a casus.belli.pod@gmail.com Si te ha gustado, y crees que nos lo merecemos, nos sirve mucho que nos des un like, que es el corazoncito que sale en el episodio en el móvil arriba a la derecha, si nos escuchas desde la app de ivoox, sea android o IOS. Muchas gracias por escucharnos, y hasta la próxima. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

JUMO, a South Africa- and London-based company that offers financial services to entrepreneurs and businesses in emerging markets, has raised $120 million in a new round of funding led by Fidelity Management & Research Company.

Amanda Young has just authorized an amazing children's book and she is here to share what drove her to write, "Jumo the Unicorn". Amanda is so transparent about her journey about how to drive inclusion and Jackye and Katee loved hearing about it all-including the animals! If you like what you hear, we would like to encourage you to subscribe to our channel! We would also appreciate it if you would rate this channel by going here: RateThisPodcast.com/inclusiveaf We create this podcast as a labor of love. But if you would like to support this channel you can buy us a cup of coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/InclusiveAF

Amanda Young has just authorized an amazing children's book and she is here to share what drove her to write the book, "Jumo the Unicorn". Amanda is so transparent about her journey about how to drive inclusion and Jackye and Katee loved hearing about it all-including the animals! If you like what you hear, we would like to encourage you to subscribe to our channel! We would also appreciate it if you would rate this channel by going here: RateThisPodcast.com/inclusiveaf We create this podcast as a labor of love. But if you would like to support this channel you can buy us a cup of coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/InclusiveAF

Amanda Young has just authorized an amazing children's book and she is here to share what drove her to write the book, "Jumo the Unicorn". Amanda is so transparent about her journey about how to drive inclusion and Jackye and Katee loved hearing about it all-including the animals! If you like what you hear, we would like to encourage you to subscribe to our channel! We would also appreciate it if you would rate this channel by going here: RateThisPodcast.com/inclusiveaf We create this podcast as a labor of love. But if you would like to support this channel you can buy us a cup of coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/InclusiveAF

Amanda shares her story on how the worst day in her career launched her into the biggest pivot of her life, helping her realize her true potential and gave her the freedom to step into her own purpose! That Manda Girl is a retired animal trainer turned entrepreneur who shows up for her community through her brand, mental health podcast and recent children's book series in hopes to inspire meaningful conversations surrounding mental health, breaking societal norms and being an advocate for inclusivity… all while figuring out her own bold and colorful lifestyle along the way. It has been FAR from the “picture perfect” life she thought she had planned… but Amanda has owned that maybe the worst moments in life can launch you into your full potential! Connect with Amanda on Instagram @that_manda_girl Check out her Podcast: @sunshineandrainbowspod Check out her Children's book series: Jumo the Unicorn, coming September 30th! Don't forget to leave us a Review on iTunes & follow on Instagram @wildlyyoupod! If you'd like new episode reminder emails, sign up for our newsletter here. Learn about working with Sydney here. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wildlyyoupod/support

Henry Costa, Co-Founder & CEO of Glorify, started his career in finance before joining the British Military. He later moved to Africa as part of the founding team at JUMO.world, which grew to become the largest mobile lending company in Africa, employing 350 people and raising over $100m. He holds multiple board and advisory positions and is an active angel investor. In 2019, Henry co-founded Christian daily worship app Glorify. Tune into this episode as Henry shares on the topics of persevering through the challenges, the power of God's Word, the Glorify app and more!  Visit Our Website for Show Notes: ACupFullofHopePodcast.com Follow A Cup Full of Hope on Facebook and Instagram: Instagram • Facebook Follow Caroline on Facebook and Instagram Instagram • Facebook

Miguel Armaza sits down with the fascinating David Nangle is CEO of Vostok Emerging Finance, an investment company listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market in Sweden that invests in growth stage private fintech companies across the emerging world. Born and raised in Ireland, Dave has spent his career focused on emerging markets having worked in places like Moscow and London, and has backed some of the top fintech names across Brazil, Mexico, Turkey, India, Kenya, and beyond. Some of VEF's current and past portfolio companies include Creditas, Konfio, JUMO, and Tinkoff. In this fun episode, we discuss: - David's story and why he quit his London job and moved to Moscow in the early 2000s without speaking a word of Russian - Advantages of being a publicly listed firm with a permanent capital structure - The incredible investment opportunities within fintech in emerging markets - Why VEF actually invests harder and doubles down during volatile periods and how he even closed a deal in Turkey in the middle of an attempted coup with tanks on the streets - Investment lessons and why you should always invest along with local VCs - The exciting future of fintech in frontier markets like Pakistan, Egypt, and Nigeria… and a lot more! David Nangle David Nangle has spent his career focusing on emerging markets and within that the financial services sector. He was part of ING Baring's Emerging Markets Research team between 2000 and 2006, after which he spent nearly 10 years with Renaissance Capital in both Moscow and London, as head of financials and research overall. He helped the firm develop and grow their financials and broader research footprint from a strong Russia base to a leading EM and frontiers franchise. Having had a front row seat in the evolution of the financial sector across emerging markets since the late 90's, in 2015, he left the world of investment banking and co-founded VEF to back founders building the next generation of financial services firms across the emerging world. About VEF VEF is an investment company listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market in Sweden under the ticker VEFAB. We invest in growth stage private fintech companies across the emerging world. We take minority stakes and are active investors with board representation in each of our portfolio holdings. We respect the macro, but are firm believers that the secular growth trend of EM fintech, outweighs all the macro uncertainty and volatility that we and our portfolio companies will invariably live through. A digital financial world is the end game and the best companies always come out of pockets of macro and market turbulence in a stronger relative position. For more FinTech insights, follow us below: Medium: medium.com/wharton-fintech WFT Twitter: twitter.com/whartonfintech Miguel's Twitter: twitter.com/MiguelArmaza Miguel's Newsletter: https://bit.ly/3jWIpqp

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Overview: Today we're going to talk about consumer lending in Africa. We start by discussing lending in other emerging markets, discuss Africa's credit landscape, analyze lending tech companies across Africa & end with our overall outlook. This episode was recorded on June 27, 2021. Companies discussed: Navi, Creditas, Jumo, Carbon, Branch, Tala, Tugende, FairMoney, Shahry, Khazna, Branch, NuBank, Safaricom (M-Pesa), Alibaba (Ant Financial & AliPay), Mines (Migo), Numida, Tyme Bank, Lulalend & Evolve Credit Business concepts discussed: Consumer lending, SME lending & lending tech regulation Conversation highlights: (00:40) - Why we're talking about Lending (04:40) - Consumer lending context in India (10:10) - Navi deepdive & what African startups can learn (13:14) - Consumer lending context in Brazil (18:30) - Creditas deepdive (31:29) - Consumer lending context in China (38:30) - Consumer lending in Africa (51:18) - Lending startups in Southern Africa (1:04:06) - Lending startups in Western Africa (1:05:00) - Lending startups in Eastern Africa (1:16:16) - Lending startups in Northern Africa (1:26:50) - Olumide's overall thoughts (1:31:50) - Bankole's overall thoughts (1:45:30) - Recommendations and small wins Olumide's recommendations & small wins Recommendation: Howard Lindzon on Angel Podcast - Amazing banter, really funny and insightful Recommendation: Feeling by Ladipoe - Amazing. I can basically listen to it on repeat for hours Recommendation: Eni Duro - Olamide - Real life. Epic. Small win: Windows 11 announced. Can't wait to use it Other content: Decoding India's consumer lending opportunity Other content: Chinese microlending is getting weird and dangerous Special thanks to Deji Olowe for helping me think about lending (checkout his blog here) Bankole's recommendations & small wins Recommendation: The Grid: The Fraying Wires Between Americans and Our Energy Future & The Grid: A Journey Through the Heart of Our Electrified World Small win: Attended a Seattle Sounders game v Real Salt Lake. Sounders W. Other content: Samora Kariuki Frontier Fintech & @getCarbon on Medium We'd love to hear from you. Please email info@afrobility.com to share feedback or propose topics you'd like to hear. All episodes at Afrobility.com

¡ADMÍTELO!... Todos tenemos un cuento borracho (hasta Pamela tiene unos cuantos) Y si no nos crees, escucha este episodio. Nos reímos con historias de borrachos que terminan en una cabaña con el taxista o llevando a su novia a la casa de la ex y por supuesto, esas historias que terminan pegado del inodoro sacándolo todo...CUÉNTALE AL PODCAST: Algo que te pasó BORRACHO...SHUELTE!

Do Prayers really Work? Have you ever wondered about the power of prayer and impact it truly has? There have been scientific studies done that show the benefits of prayer on a individual, but how about the lasting impact it has?In today’s Episode of the Podcast, I sit down with Henry founder of the Glorify app. He shares his story and personal testimony with prayer. It Is so incredible and inspiring to hear how God used prayer in Henry’s life. In our conservation we also talk about what God has done in his life that has led to the creation of a app impacting thousands of people’s walk with God.in 2019, Henry co-founded daily worship & meditation app Glorify. Henry started his career in finance before joining the British Military. He later moved to Africa as part of the founding team at JUMO.world, which grew to become the largest mobile lending company in Africa, employing 350 people and raising over $100m. He holds multiple board and advisory positions and is an active angel investor.Go ahead and get ready to tune in to learn: the power and impact of prayer How a app is impacting thousands to grow in their faithBeing made and “Becoming” In faith How faith impacts workDownload the Glorify app using this link: https://share.glorify-app.com/aXWR7Qhi4fb

In this episode, we sit down with Buhle Goslar, Africa CEO of JUMO. JUMO is a financial technology company that partners with banks, MNOs and other e-commerce players to deliver progressive financial choices to customers in emerging markets across Africa and Asia.Buhle discusses all things FinTech, the reason we're not seeing the full benefits of financial inclusion in South Africa & moving away from pay secrecy.TalentintheCloud's Website: https://talentinthecloud.io/TalentintheCloud's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/talentinthecloud/Buhle Goslar's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/buhlegoslar/JUMO's Website: https://www.jumo.world/Stacey Japhta's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/staceyjaphta/

Entreprises francaises: si vous ne faites pas 20 fois votre chiffre d'affaire Francais en Chine, vous n'y êtes pas vraiment ！ Cet épisode est sponsorisé par IZIVAT: récupérer la TVA sur tous vos achats.Code partenaire "SESAME" pour bénéficier de 5% de remboursement supplémentaire - Principaux sujets abordés dans cet épisode:  Avoir 3 casquettes différentes: Duhno, Jumo, AWE  Des outils pour la création de données consistantes  « Inventer » un appareil pour faire de la chromatographie  "Descendance du monde": partir pour un voyage utile, mettre en contact des écoles  Inde, Vietnam à vélo, Etats Unis, Amérique du Sud, Pérou  Ecole de Clown, Enseigner le cirque aux enfants au Guatemala  Revenir en France, se lancer dans la photographie  Travailler pour Rohm, faire un système pour permettre de lire de la musique sur les téléphones  Démarrer une première entreprise de conseil: Jumo, industries: nucléaire et Chimie, Santé  Comparaison du business entre la Chine, la Corée et le Japon  Fusion avec une autre agence, reflexion sur ce type de partenariats business  Duhno, agence de marques spécialisées sur les mascottes, jeux video, IP licensing  Le Club Santé: alliance d'entreprises francaises pour réussir sur le marché chinois  French Tech Shanghai: permettre aux grands groupes et aux startups de travailler ensemble  Agence: Business Case: Arkema, creation de leads et de traffic  Différents outils SAAS utilisés, y compris software chinois, CRM social, Wechat  L'email B2B marche toujours en Chine  - Liens:  Jumo  Duhno  Awe  - Profil de Benoit Raoult sur Linkedin   Sesame Asie par Raphael Seghier 

NO TE PASES DE LA RAYA... Al menos que sea en Cuéntale al Podcast, ahí si tienes permiso de TODO. Hoy escuchamos a esos que le gusta vivir al LÍMITE, que no ponen seguro en la puerta al momento de la intimidad, esos que le pagan el mínimo a la tarjeta cuando se acuerdan y sobretodo, esos que siempre dicen "ÚLTIMA VEZ QUE BEBO ALCOHOL". Hoy nos acompaña María Boyero para que nos cuente Algo que le pasó por olvidarse de los LÍMITES...SHUELTE!

In this episode, Stacey Japhta chats with Buhle Goslar, CEO Africa of Jumo. They discuss building units from the ground up, the reason we're not seeing the full benefits of financial inclusion in South Africa & moving away from pay secrecy.

En esta edición nombraremos todos esos licores que dejaron una marca en nuestro paladar y en el hígado. Marcas que probablemente siguen existiendo, y otras que fracasaron frente al exquisito y exigente público dominicano. Gracias a @emilygzmn por el arte de este episodio y gracias a Victor D'Orville por darnos un tapaboca.  REACT: Anuncio Bermúdez Limón: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CWemEffJzU Anuncio Brugal Limón: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8leABWY6ys

durée : 00:35:24 - La cuisine avec France Bleu Béarn Bigorre - En lieu et place d'un salon de thé mythique à Pau rue Henri-IV a ouvert le 4 août dernier un nouveau repaire pour les gourmands "Jumo&Co".Une vraie bonne idée, un salon de thé qui mute en bistrot aux heures des repas. Un concept hors du commun imaginé par une famille du même acabit.

Cuantos coros recordados por un sabor exquisito de una botella que nunca vas a volver a besar. El sin número de eventos que sucedieron y fueron acompañados por estas icónicas cervezas que probablemente se olvidaron o quebraron. Acompañenos en nuestra lista de Marcas olvidadas por el tiempo y no por un jumo.

En este episodio de tu nuevo podcast favorito, luego de un amargue en Esto no es para todos (el otro podcast pa vainas serias), sus hosts; The Voice y no el programa, el control master, la seriedad, el Vlady ( @medicenbladi) al lado de la estrella, el talento, la guasacaca, el ingenio, la chispa, Manuel Gustavo, a.k.a. el amor de tu vida ( @manulapaix ) en conjunto a Laura Consuelo, la invitada de la semana, se curan de las historias que uds nos mandan sobre los marrrrrditos jumos que se han dado, como también el jumo de mal de amore de la amiga de Laura y el “Amiga date cuenta, ese hombre no es para ti”. ¡Que siga el coro!

durée : 00:55:12 - Côté club - Côté Club ! Le rendez-vous de toute la scène française et plus si affinités. Une heure pour faire le tour de l’actualité musicale en live… et plus encore. Quand la musique rencontre les arts, du cinéma à la BD, du théâtre à la littérature ; Bienvenue au Club !

durée : 00:55:12 - Côté club - Côté Club ! Le rendez-vous de toute la scène française et plus si affinités. Une heure pour faire le tour de l’actualité musicale en live… et plus encore. Quand la musique rencontre les arts, du cinéma à la BD, du théâtre à la littérature ; Bienvenue au Club !

Estoy seguro que todxs nos hemos dado nuestro jumito

In this episode, I interacted with Wendy Nanfo, the Country Operations Coordinator for JUMO - a financial technology company that created the famous WEWOLE product, available on Airtel Uganda. JUMO partners with other companies to offer savings, lending, and insurance products to entrepreneurs in emerging economies such as Uganda. Their products can be accessed by anyone with a mobile phone. Since launching in 2015, JUMO has served over 16 million customers across Africa and Asia. In Africa, they are in Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Zambia, Ghana; and in Asia, they based on Pakistan.

Esta semana el cast recibe la visita de uno mas de sus fieles oyentes... en esta ocasion, para contar algunas cronicas de sus momentos de borrachera. @_franklito es un talentoso artista grafico y tatuador, amigo del cast y poseedor de un talento innato para hacer reir... Que inicie la confesion!

Tabrindy discusses current body image issues they struggle with. Music: "Jumo" Zaia Hosted by: @tabriamajors & @igobymindy @thethickpodcast

Mara Morillo es una mujer trans y regresa a mostrar su otra cara, la que intenta tener citas y disfrutar del amor. Nos cuenta de las peripecias que pasan las mujeres trans saliendo con hombres heterosexuales, analizamos su masculinidad frágil, y listamos las aplicaciones que funcionan y las que no para tener una cita fructífera en el mundo de mujeres trans. Mara nos relata sus jumo-historias y nos aclara si se considera activista.

Chronique musicale hebdomadaire sur les sorties d'albums du vendredi 05/06/20.-> Muzz (intro)-> Two Door Cinema Club-> Bruno Major-> Jumo-> Guillaume Perret-> Osunlade-> Ali Danel (bonus)

Lujipeka, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down, Fontaines D.C., L.A. Salami, Julien Jabre et Jumo avec Léonie Pernet : écoutez la sélection hebdomadaire de Tsugi pour le quotidien Libération.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′09″ >;0 (feat. Vegyn) by Mk.gee on A Museum of Contradiction 6′48″ ALL THESE INSTRUMENTS by Nick Hakim on WILL THIS MAKE ME HAPPY 10′22″ Invisible People by Chicano Batman on Invisible People (ATO) 14′11″ 24-7 (feat. Ego Ella May) by Nubiyan Twist 17′20″ Phantom (feat. Black + Creme) by ROZET 21′05″ Can't Fight by Lianne La Havas on Lianne La Havas 27′33″ Some Dream by Perfume Genius on Set My Heart on Fire Immediately 31′44″ Jay Som - lucy by Soccer Mommy on Soccer Mommy & Friends Single Series 36′33″ Feel Good by ARTHUR on Hair of the Dog 39′05″ Pure Cinema by Thao & the Get Down Stay Down on Temple (Domino) 43′31″ Coastal Pines by jade imagine 50′00″ Western by Mk.gee on A Museum of Contradiction 52′48″ GODS DIRTY WORK by Nick Hakim on WILL THIS MAKE ME GOOD 56′52″ ROOM by Hanni El Khatib on FLIGHT (Innovative Leisure) 59′56″ Dogboy by Yung Lean on Starz 61′58″ DOLLAZ ON MY HEAD (ft. Young Thug by Gunna on WUNNA 67′53″ Nothin' 2 Say (Never Forget) by MIKE 70′23″ N.U.T.S (prod. Chromeo) by Ian Isiah 73′10″ Meet Me in Frisco (feat. Black C) by Larry June & Cardo on Cruise Usa 76′38″ JUMO (feat. Valee) by Zaia on VERY ALONE 79′36″ Ta Que Tiembla by Buscabulla on Regresa 84′18″ I Miss Having Someone to Talk To (ft. Liv East) by Folamour 87′58″ Let Me Show You Love by Moodymann on Taken Away | KDJ-49 91′11″ So Good (Channel Tres Remix) by Omar Apollo 94′51″ Nap by Agar Agar 100′16″ Peace by Peaking Lights on E S C A P E 106′47″ Bummy! by boylife 107′22″ powerlines by altopalo on farawayfromeveryoneyouknow 109′44″ detonate by Charli XCX on How I'm Feeling Now (Asylum) 112′13″ I Just Am by nthng on Hypnotherapy LP (Lobster Theremin)

Cuando hablamos de jumo hablamos de borrachera, pero de esas de las que normalmente no te acuerdas nada de lo que hiciste el día anterior. Hay personas con que el jumo les da un poco de sueño y se van a su casa juiciositos...pero hay otras, que el jumo les da para comerse el mundo y por ahí mismo hacer uno que otro desastre. ¿Con qué les da a las mujeres cuando se ajuman? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toyendescorche/message

Tous les jours à 11h, Jean Fromageau que vous connaissez pour être une  des voix de Chez Michel et de Nocturnal, partage son goût pour un album à (re)découvrir.

Overview: This episode covers major recent fintech investments in Africa. We start with some context on why fintech is important, why the majority of Africans are unbanked, discuss the early history of mobile money & then discuss the largest fintech investments in 2018 and 2019 Companies discussed: Cellulant, Migo, Paga, Yoco, Jumo, Flutterwave, Branch, OPay (Opera Pay), Visa, PalmPay (Transsion), Interswitch & Jumia Pay Business concepts discussed: Unbanked population, financial inclusion, Mobile money, M-Pesa & financial services regulation Conversation highlights: (0:38) – Why Fintech is important to Africa (1:18) – Unbanked population in Africa (4:20) – Mobile money & M-Pesa (6:06) – 2018 May: Cellulant raised $47.5M (8:19) – 2018 Aug: Mines/Migo raised $13M (10:00) – 2018 Sep: Paga raised $10M (12:54) – 2018-Sep: Yoco raised $16M (16:00) – 2018-Sep: Jumo raised $52M (also raised $55M in 2020-Feb) (20:10) – 2018-Oct: Flutterwave raised $10M extension round (had raised $10M Series A in 2017-Jul, also raised $35M in 2020-Jan) (23:50) – 2019-Jan: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) allows non-banks to offer mobile payment services (25:28) – 2019-Apr: Branch raised $170M (28:30) – 2019-July: Opay raised $50M Series A (also raised $120M Series B in 2019-Nov) (35:16) – 2019-Nov: PalmPay raised $40M (37:30) – 2019-Nov: Interswitch raised $200M ($1B valuation) (40:17) – Bankole’s summary thoughts (41:15) – Olumide’s summary thoughts Olumide’s recommendations Recommendation: Undo It (by Dean Ornish) Recommendation: Bogleheads introduction to TLH, Tax Loss Harvesting Bankole’s recommendations: Recommendation: No Filter (by Sarah Frier) We’d love to hear from you. If you have feedback, topics you’d like to hear, or just want to say hello, please email info@afrobility.com Join our mailing list where we get feedback on new episodes & find all episodes at Afrobility.com

Being remote-friendly and being remote-first are two very different ways of working. The latter requires a lot more intentional effort to be successful, and some teams are more experienced at working remotely than others. We got a (virtual) room of representatives from Jumo, Allan Gray, Equal Experts, Matchbox Solutions, Luno and Nomanini together to discuss how each was dealing with going fully remote in response to COVID-19. We spoke about our pains, solutions, and successes with remote work, and shared how teams around the country - and around the world - were making remote work work.Check out the episode on our blog here! (https://bit.ly/3aIdfyo)------------------------------------Links shared in the discussion:These are the ice breaker cards Rob mentioned: https://www.equalexperts.com/blog/ee-life/icebreaker-cards/This is GeoGuessr, which Carmia mentioned: https://www.geoguessr.com/Here's the game Rachel was talking about: https://skribbl.io/To randomise who runs meetings, this is the tool Rob uses: https://wheelofnames.com/

En este quinto episodio de la segunda temporada de #EntreClasesPodcast estuvimos haciendo cuentos de los jumos que nos hemos dado y para este tuvimos de invitado a @miguelmartinezcohen, esperamos que se lo tripeen y se curen con los cuentos de nosotros. Si quieren participar en el podcast solo tienen que escribirnos por el DM de Instagram @entreclasesrd y enviarnos el tema del que te gustaría hablar y el por qué. #EntreClasesPodcast

Boðið var upp á nett Manchester United þema í Evrópu-Innkastinu að þessu sinni er Einar Kristinn Kárason var gestur í stofu Daníels Geirs Moritz.

Durée : 00:09:35Date : mardi 25 juin 2019Jumo est à mi-chemin. "Que des Gens de Passage" (Nowadays Records) est le second EP d'un cycle de quatre projets sur lequel le producteur electro souhaite intégrer une approche globale et abstraite. Seuls les clips et la scénographie en live permet d'être en contact avec l'ensemble de la proposition, où à chacun des morceaux instrumentals s'agrègent des textes écrits avec parcimonie et des visuels sur lesquels planchent Cela, collectif multimedia tirant sur l'art contemporain. Sur sa dernière fournée comprenant trois morceaux et conçu en dehors de tout studio, Jumo a développé sa palette de composition, se libérant du sampling et du travail sur la voix qui faisaient sa marque de fabrique.

Welcome to episode 51 of the My Hero Academia Podcast! This week were are very excited to have anime enthusiast and comedian Lisa Wallen join us! The episode starts with introductions and news, interview begins at 11.10. At 43.50 we read though and discuss manga chapter 230. You can find Lisa @wisalallen Podcast - @MHAPod myheropod@gmail.com  

NATALINO NUNES - take the control (Charly DKN Remix) THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS - eve of destruction MYD - superdiscoteca PEGGY GOU - han pan TEPR feat. CLAUDE VIOLANTE - deep water KOMPROMAT - einfach da sein JUMO - les autres LA FINE EQUIPE feat. UNNO - i thought REGINA DEMINA - pyromane (Molecule Remix) BJARKI - an6912 MARTIN MEY - and a child MARTIN MEY - calm down MARTIN MEY - where are you now MARTIN MEY - urban mood SUPERFUNK - come back

Today we’re talking with Art Director Marcelo Ferreira about the work he does, the impact of bringing the stories of real kids and real families to life, and the evolution of creating comic books at Jumo Health.

Jumo and the JED Foundation are teaming up to create more mental health resources for teens and young adults. We spoke with JED Foundation's executive director, John MacPhee, and psychiatrist, Dr. Victor Schwartz about what they are doing to expand the conversation, and about the resources available to help young people with mental health issues.

Our hosts, David M. Brear, Sam Maule and Simon Taylor are joined by two great guests: Ahmed Zaidi CTO at Catalyst AI and Kathryn Harris Innovation Lead at Lloyds Banking Group, to talk about all the latest news in fintech. Including: Starling closes their community. Citing several factors for the move, such as lack of use by most customers, the forum being a distraction for the company from core focus and a vocal minority misunderstanding its purpose. Starling’s post also made reference to banking being a highly regulated environment and forum interaction being restricted by that due to ‘tipping off’ rules. Starling says they remain committed to open conversation with customers and the wider fintech community through other channels such as social media, blog and monthly newsletter. We have a couple of great interviews with Sophie Guibaud, Managing Director for Europe at Fidor and Richard Cook, Online Community Manager from Monzo to get an insight into what communities have provided there. Digitised sexism. It turns out that women entrepreneurs who seek to finance their ventures using bank financing are increasingly forced to find solutions elsewhere. And compared to men, women entrepreneurs are pushed into desperate and extreme types of financing. State of concern. New York state’s top banking regulator on Friday sued the federal government to void its decision to award national bank charters to online lenders and payment companies. Maria Vullo, superintendent of New York’s Department of Financial Services, called the decision by the OCC to let financial technology companies, or fintech firms, obtain charters “lawless, ill-conceived, and destabilizing of financial markets.” The fintech hub to watch. Alipay and China UMS to set up EU hub in Luxembourg. At the end of a week-long mission led by Minister of Finance Pierre Gramegna to Beijing, Hangzhou and Shanghai, China’s Ant Financial confirmed the decision of its payment arm – Alipay - to set up its EU hub in Luxembourg. The announcement comes after China UMS, another major Chinese Fintech company, also announced its choice of Luxembourg. During the visit, several cooperation agreements have been signed. Arizona hits London on a mission to woo UK fintechs. Doug Ducey, the Governor of Arizona, hopes Britain’s best Fintechs can be persuaded to look beyond Silicon Valley when expanding into the US for the first time. Arizona is pitching to British fintechs in the UK this week, offering regulation-free access to the US market and promises of help with office space and talent. South African fintech JUMO to expand in Asia with Goldman Sachs backing. South Africa-based financial technology firm JUMO plans to expand in high-growth Asian markets after securing the backing of Goldman Sachs. Since 2014, JUMO, which provides credit and savings products to customers and SMBs through mobile, has mainly focused on Africa where the adoption of mobile money has transformed the banking landscape. We have a great interview with 11:FS' own Lesley-Ann Vaughan to get some deeper insight. Abu Dhabi opens digital sandbox. Abu Dhabi Global Markets (ADGM), the emirate's international financial centre, has further underlined its fintech ambitions with the launch of a digital sandbox. The sandbox is designed to offer banks, fintechs and regulators an open digital marketplace in which to collaborate on the creation, testing and adoption of new products. Mary Meeker, the legendary internet analyst is leaving Kleiner. Meeker’s by far the most senior woman in VC. The departure is rooted in different visions for the types of deals they would like to do. But like so many disputes in recent years at Kleiner Perkins, according to those familiar with the situation, there was also persistent friction between the two sides in ways that had little to do with the firm’s core business — over mundane things such as whether to host a holiday party in San Francisco or closer to Sand Hill Road in Silicon Valley. And finally, the 'first' pub in the UK has gone cashless...and it's near Ipswich. All this and so much more on today's episode of Fintech Insider! Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the fintech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. Let us know your thoughts @FintechInsiders and join the discussion by signing up at www.fintechinsidernews.com This week's episode was written and produced by Dhanum Nursigadoo, produced by Laura Watkins and edited by Holly Blaxill. Special Guests: Ahmed Zaidi, Kathryn Harris, Richard Cook, and Sophie Guibaud.

Tipos de borrachos y sus cualidades haha, que cura!

Benoit Raoult a toujours cherché à utiliser un savoir faire pour l’adapter au mieux à un besoin et c’est comme ca que ce qu’il fait dans le domaine médical pour JUMO, il se l’ait appliqué à lui-même et c’est ce qui lui a permis de trouver sa niche avec Duhno et de bénéficier d’une traction assez importante en quelques mois. En écoute dès maintenant -> https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/backstage-by-nextstep/id1315210696?mt=2

El Podcast #31 de nuestra serie corre a cargo de @Hd-Substance, esperamos que lo disfrutéis. HD SUBSTANCE Corre el año 1981, un chaval de once años recibe un regalo, el nuevo single de Depeche Mode, New Life, desde ese preciso momento, los fríos sonidos de las cajas de ritmos y los sonidos alienígenas de los sintetizadores forman parte de la banda sonora de su vida, hasta hoy. Viviendo los ochenta en plena adolescencia, absorbe cualquier sonido futurista y oscuro como devoto fan, sonidos new wave, grupos góticos, EBM primigenia o clásicos como Kraftwerk y Tangerine Dream. 1987 marca el cambio de actitud, de consumidor a productor, consigue su primer sintetizador de segunda mano, un Kawai Sx 240 que aún conserva y una pequeña caja de ritmos Korg Kpr 77 y comienza a crear sus propios sonidos y ritmos desde cero. Muy pronto forma su primer proyecto musical, Ballet Mecánico junto a Groof y Daniel Erbe. Fuertemente influenciado por el pop sintético en sus comienzos, su sonido se mueve pronto hacia nuevos y oscuros territorios tras el descubrimiento de Front 242 y Nitzer Ebb, desplazándose poco después hacia los primeros sonidos Rave de la mano del álbum Frequencies de LFO o el Yellow Album de Orbital, interesándose también por el sonido proveniente de las primeras recopilaciones del sonido Detroit editadas en Gran Bretaña por el sello Network, Bio Rhythm o Retro Techno entre otras. El proyecto Ballet Mecánico durará hasta 1994, dejando como legado dos vinilos editados, muchas actuaciones en directo y varias maquetas de culto. 1995 será el año del inicio de su carrera en solitario como Hd Substance, editando el tema Past Line en el recopilatorio Electronic Generators en el sello Geometrik, etiqueta de culto propiedad de Esplendor Geométrico, una colección imprescindible para entender los comienzos de la electrónica en nuestro país, con artistas como, The Frogmen, Madelman, Alex Martín, Resonic o Jumo ( actuales organizadores del festival Sonar ). Un año después ve la luz su primer álbum completo, Eleven, el sello también de culto Elefant Records y se realiza su primera actuación en Sonar 1996. 2014 tras más de veinte años formando parte activa de la escena electrónica mundial más de 30 Ep's editados en sellos de todo el mundo, seis álbumes y actuaciones en los cinco continentes, Hd Substance permanece como figura de referencia de la escena techno española, desde todos los frentes, creando, pinchando y escribiendo sobre música electrónica en todo su abanico estilístico, una vida entera dedicada por y para la música. www.facebook.com/hdsubstance

El Podcast #31 de nuestra serie corre a cargo de @Hd-Substance, esperamos que lo disfrutéis. HD SUBSTANCE Corre el año 1981, un chaval de once años recibe un regalo, el nuevo single de Depeche Mode, New Life, desde ese preciso momento, los fríos sonidos de las cajas de ritmos y los sonidos alienígenas de los sintetizadores forman parte de la banda sonora de su vida, hasta hoy. Viviendo los ochenta en plena adolescencia, absorbe cualquier sonido futurista y oscuro como devoto fan, sonidos new wave, grupos góticos, EBM primigenia o clásicos como Kraftwerk y Tangerine Dream. 1987 marca el cambio de actitud, de consumidor a productor, consigue su primer sintetizador de segunda mano, un Kawai Sx 240 que aún conserva y una pequeña caja de ritmos Korg Kpr 77 y comienza a crear sus propios sonidos y ritmos desde cero. Muy pronto forma su primer proyecto musical, Ballet Mecánico junto a Groof y Daniel Erbe. Fuertemente influenciado por el pop sintético en sus comienzos, su sonido se mueve pronto hacia nuevos y oscuros territorios tras el descubrimiento de Front 242 y Nitzer Ebb, desplazándose poco después hacia los primeros sonidos Rave de la mano del álbum Frequencies de LFO o el Yellow Album de Orbital, interesándose también por el sonido proveniente de las primeras recopilaciones del sonido Detroit editadas en Gran Bretaña por el sello Network, Bio Rhythm o Retro Techno entre otras. El proyecto Ballet Mecánico durará hasta 1994, dejando como legado dos vinilos editados, muchas actuaciones en directo y varias maquetas de culto. 1995 será el año del inicio de su carrera en solitario como Hd Substance, editando el tema Past Line en el recopilatorio Electronic Generators en el sello Geometrik, etiqueta de culto propiedad de Esplendor Geométrico, una colección imprescindible para entender los comienzos de la electrónica en nuestro país, con artistas como, The Frogmen, Madelman, Alex Martín, Resonic o Jumo ( actuales organizadores del festival Sonar ). Un año después ve la luz su primer álbum completo, Eleven, el sello también de culto Elefant Records y se realiza su primera actuación en Sonar 1996. 2014 tras más de veinte años formando parte activa de la escena electrónica mundial más de 30 Ep’s editados en sellos de todo el mundo, seis álbumes y actuaciones en los cinco continentes, Hd Substance permanece como figura de referencia de la escena techno española, desde todos los frentes, creando, pinchando y escribiendo sobre música electrónica en todo su abanico estilístico, una vida entera dedicada por y para la música. www.facebook.com/hdsubstance

Teaser episode about the evolution from Medikidz and its signature comic book line distributed to 50 countries in 30 languages, to Jumo with its digital platform of podcasts, videos, apps, and enterprise solutions.

El problema de la música en España es que hemos dejado la contratación en manos de gente ajena a la cultura, y que a veces sea el público el que según su criterio de calidad, sea más o menos mermado, decida lo que tiene un apoyo o no. Muerdo es nuestro invitado hoy en Future Beats. Viene a hablarnos de su último álbum, Viento Sur (Kasba, 2016) Es un disco no tan desgarrado como el anterior, desprendido de solemnidad pero que tiene, no obstante, sus cargas de profundidad. Pero Muerdo también opina a lo largo de una amplia conversación sobre los prejuicios y los clichés, los cambios en la industria musical, la cultura y la política en España. Además hoy estrenamos los nuevos trabajos de Leyla Mccalla, Céu, Sage, Jumo y Juniore

Positive Frequency Podcast 009 mixed by Munya Jumo & Samantha Blackburn www.positivefrequency.net

The FW 190D-9 on display surrendered to the Royal Air Force at Flensburg, Germany, up near the Danish border. It served with JG3 during the war. The American technical intelligence troops acquired it from the British and loaded it on board the H.M.S. Reaper for the trip back to the United States. As FE-120, the aircraft participated in six hours of flight testing here at Wright Field, before being stored at Freeman Field and later in Maryland. The D-9 was 20 inches longer than a standard Focke-Wulf, due to the large Jumo 213 bomber engine placed in it for greater performance. It could fly 426 miles per hour, putting on par with the P-51 and it featured a wooden propeller.

Positive Frequency Podcast 008 mixed by Munya Jumo www.positivefrequency.net

Positive Frequency Podcast 007 mixed by Munya Jumo www.positivefrequency.net

Positive Frequency Podcast 006 mixed by Munya Jumo & Rhucs. www.positivefrequency.net

Jumo on into the Damned Cave this week for another episode as the guys watch Mercy. The Guys talk about the movies they scene and the awesome season premiere of The Walking Dead. Enjoy!

Positive Frequency Podcast 005 mixed by Munya Jumo www.positivefrequency.net

Positive Frequency Podcast 004 is a recording by Munya Jumo that was originally broadcast on friskyRadio on 29/05/2014. https://www.friskyradio.com/ www.positivefrequency.net

Positive Frequency Podcast 003 mixed by Munya Jumo & Marco Marchesan www.positivefrequency.net

Positive Frequency Podcast 002 mixed by Munya Jumo www.positivefrequency.net

Positive Frequency Podcast 001 mixed by Munya Jumo www.positivefrequency.net

Episode Seven of the Py Says Show audio podcast displays a collection of urban music being made by artistes from across the African continent. The playlist for the episode titled The Edge is as follows: Jumo Daddy & Wanlov “Lungulungu” Mafikizolo ft Uhuru – “Khona” I/O – “Wasted My time” Lighter – “Bounce to the Beat” Camp Mulla – “Hold it Down” Kwaw Kese ft Rell – “Ain’t Gonna Let This Go” Sena Dagadu – “Morning Light” X.O. Senavoe – “Beautiful” Kay Ara – Me Dough Ft Lil Shaker & Yaa Pono Fokn Bois – “Sextra Terrestrial Sex”

Gastheer Maarten Hendrikx, @maartenhendrikx op Twitter. Panel Stefaan Lesage, @stefaanlesage op Twitter, of via de Devia website. Marco Frissen, @mfrissen op Twitter, of via zijn website. Davy buntinx, @dirtyjos op Twitter, of via zijn website. VIP Gast Elja Daae, @elja1op1 op Twitter of via haar website. Onderwerpen Ping (en dus iTunes) heeft een update gekregen waardoor het makkelijker wordt een nummer/album te "pingen" (TechCrunch) De WTF twitter hack, sex met geiten anyone? (huffingtonpost) Facebook heeft stilletjes, en verstopt, een Pages browser geïntroduceerd, maar voegt het nu echt iets toe? (TechCrunch) Vanaf 21 oktober komt Windows Phone 7 beschikbaar, en eerst in Europa! Amerika moet nog 2 weken langer wachten. (Neowin) Apple patenten laten nieuwe iPad designs zien. Met twee dock poorten?? (Patently Apple) RIM heeft haar tablet aangekondigd. De RIM Backberry Playbook gaat'ie heten. Beschikbaar vanaf Q2 2011 dus een concurrent voor de volgende iPad versie (Business Insider) Kroes wil dat Europese roaming tarieven gelijk getrokken worden aan lokale tarieven. (Telecom Paper) Hyves staat te koop! Maar het wordt hardnekkig ontkent (Callcenter Info) Nieuwsflitsen... Snelle rond... The lighting round! AOL koopt TechCrunch (TechCrunch) Commissariaat van Media wil een leeftijdsgebonden slot op uitzending gemist (Nu.nl) Eigenlijk als onderdeel van de Facebook discussie, maar even apart vermelden is duckduckgo.com, een andere zoekmachine. Zeker het proberen waard! De verzekeringsdienst AXA België heeft een eigen iPhone app. Erg handig bij schade ongevallen. Tijdens de interviews van Barcamp kwam hij al aan bod, Litrik zijn Movie Quiz app voor Android. Deze is vanaf heden in de Android Market te vinden. Hulp! Al Qaeda is op Twitter te vinden! Uiteraard een humoristische parodie. *boem* Tips Stefaan heeft een echte tech tip, de Maxconnect Drive bays, ideaal om 2,5" SSD schijven in een 3,5" bay te stoppen. Marco heeft "Leveringen" (Delivery Status Touch - iTunes link) gevonden. Je kan er heel eenvoudig zendingen van allerlei bedrijven mee traceren. Elja tipt ons op Jumo, een toekomstige Facebook vervanger? Ook het door haar opgerichte #blogpraat passeert de revu (ook via tweetchat en Facebook). Davy heeft Thinkupapp.com ontdekt. Een andere manier van tweets beheren. Maar hij is er nog niet over uit. Misschien moet hij zelf een Twitter client maken? Maarten is toch wel de gamer onder het panel en speelt tegenwoordig Minecraft Feedback Het Tech45-team apprecieert alle feedback die ingestuurd wordt. Heb je dus opmerkingen, reacties of suggesties, laat dan een commentaar hieronder achter. Via twitter kan natuurlijk ook @tech45cast. Ook audio-reacties in .mp3-formaat zijn altijd welkom. Items voor de volgende aflevering kunnen gemarkeerd worden in Delicious met de tag 'tech45'. Vergeet ook niet dat je 'live' kan komen meepraten via live.tech45.eu op dinsdag 5 september vanaf 21u30. Deze aflevering van de podcast kan je downloaden via deze link, rechtstreeks beluisteren via de onderstaande player, of gewoon gratis abonneren via iTunes. edit 25-09-2010: op veler verzoek is hier de tech45-026-afterchat mp3!