Podcast appearances and mentions of kenji hall

The Ontario Reign are set to take on the Coachella Valley Firebirds in the Pacific Division Finals of the AHL Calder Cup Playoffs. Reign play by play announce Josh Schaefer joins host Jesse Cohen to preview the Reign's third round matchup. Then Kenji Hall (General Manager - Casino at Yaamava' Resort & Casino at San Manuel) joins us to discuss the ongoing agreement between Yaamava' and the LA Kings.

With a career spanning over 30 years, Kenji has a passion for the casino & hospitality industry that is unmatched. He currently serves as the COO of Yaamava' Resort & Casino and in this episode discusses lessons, tips, trends, engagement and much more!

Charlene Burgess talks about the upcoming Museum of Redlands and Kenji Hall shares what's new with Yamaava' Resort and Casino at San Manuel.

Kishida has formally taken office as Japan's new prime minister, succeeding Yoshihide Suga as leader of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). Ido Vock in Berlin and the World Review's new co-host Megan Gibson in London discuss his rise to power with Tokyo-based journalist Kenji Hall.They cover Kishida's plans for economic reform, whether Japan's pacifist constitution could change as the country faces an increasingly assertive China, and the factional jostling within the dominant LDP.Further reading:Kenji Hall on why Japan's prime minster has his work cut out for himKristin Surak on Shinzo Abe and the rise of Japanese NationalismTom Feiling on how the Olympics have thrown the future of Japan's prime minister into doubt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cyrill Gutsch is founder of the Parley for the Oceans initiative. He explains how his love for the sea powers his efforts to persuade designers to use environmentally friendly materials instead of plastic – and his work with the governments of nations at risk from plastic waste. Gutsch also sees the impact of environmental damage on the oceans – but one potential solution lies in an island nation’s long tradition of packaging. Kenji Hall, Monocle’s Asia editor-at-large, interviews Saeko Kato, curator of Japan House in London, about the art of Japanese packing techniques. Kato’s meditations emphasise the value of traditional craft and underscore Gutsch’s mission to protect the oceans.

We travel to the mountainous Indonesian city of Bandung to discuss architecture. In Tokyo, Kenji Hall ditches the bug spray in favour of luxury camping (or “glamping”). Plus: Brisbane architects Ingrid Richards and Adrian Spence continue the theme as they pop into Midori House to give us their take on renewal in the world of urban design.

We delve into the world of art investment with our Hong Kong bureau chief Aisha Speirs and the senior vice president of Christie's auction house. In Thailand Nolan Giles investigates the dining options at extraordinary new retail behemoth EmQuartier and Kenji Hall touches down in Tokyo to explore a new low-cost airport terminal that comes with a high-class design aesthetic.

Who needs paper in a world dominated by technology? Kenji Hall finds out as he visits Kakimori, a small stationery shop nestled in Tokyo's Kuramae neighbourhood.