Podcasts about kozmo

In this episode we talk to Kozmo who is an amazing street magician who for over 40 years has traveled around the US perfoming at tourist spots and working the streets in the oldest form of magic also called busking. wesiseli.com Patreon.com/wes_iseli

Legendary Busker & Founder of Kozmo Magic & Reel Magic Magazine joins the podcast! For the next 4 days only! Username: problem Password: solved https://www.reelmagicmagazine.com Leave a voicemail for The Magic Guys - https://www.speakpipe.com/themagicguys Checkout Our Merch Store! The Podcast where Professional Magicians, Josh Norbido, Doug Conn & Nick Kay take on the important questions of life (Mainly from our youtube subscribers) and deliver answers from a Magicians point of view. Come hang out with us while we chat about our lives as Magicians and the ups and downs that go with it. Follow the show on social media: Facebook Page Instagram Youtube   Or You Can Follow Josh Norbido Directly Here Instagram Facebook Website Youtube   Or You Can Follow Doug Conn Directly Here Instagram Facebook Website Youtube   Or You Can Follow Nick Kay Directly Here Instagram Facebook Website Youtube  

#030 - Corporate holiday parties are a great way to make a lot of money in a short amount of time. In this solo episode, I break down 24 key points when performing in the corporate market. While I'm most known for my work in the school assembly market, my work in corporate magic is what initially got me to the six-figure income level. I've got a lot to share (the good, the bad, you know the rest) about working this lucrative but challenging niche of magic.And in this week's episode of Trick Talk, I review The Jar by Kozmo, Garrett Thomas, and Tokar!LINKS:Sign up for The Professional Magician's Life weekly newsletter at:https://theprofessionalmagicianclubpro.com/free-pdf-offer/The Jar:https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/S22138Questions? Comments? Feedback? Hit me up at:crisjohnsoninfo@verizon.net

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This week we had Trayvon Speed from Advent House Ministries on the podcast to discuss their operations!Advent House Ministries is now operating 7 days a week and they need your help.  Volunteer time, monetary donations, clothing, food, paper items... the list goes on and you can help.  We also did a "surprise" podcast at Kozmo's Hair Studio located in the Eastwood Towne Center!  Mojo and Dave used to get their heads "cut" at Kozmos back in the day!  Tim Davis, Kozmo, does amazing work!Dave's daughter Kiley had her awesome hair colored and cut and it turned out awesome!This was a very off the cuff podcast and we think you will enjoy LOL!Cheers All!

Summing up the whole Joe Rogan brouhaha from over the weekend. Meta joins a crypto legal alliance and takes a page out of Alphabets book by planning to break out reporting of its metaverse business. And the dotcom bubble called and wants its headlines back: wash trading might be rampant on NFT marketplaces, and a look at the six startups trying to succeed, where Kozmo.com failed.Sponsors:Devry.edu/futureLinks:Spotify finally responds to Joe Rogan controversy with a plan to label podcasts that discuss COVID-19 (The Verge)Joe Rogan defends podcast and apologizes to Spotify for backlash (The Verge)Spotify's big Rogan mistake (Protocol)Facebook parent Meta joins crypto group promoting open patents (The Block)Facebook's metaverse efforts are already generating close to $3 billion a year in revenue, analysts estimate. (Insider)LooksRare Has Reportedly Generated $8B in Ethereum NFT Wash Trading (Decrypt)Losses Mount for Startups Racing to Deliver Groceries Fast and Cheap (WSJ)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jeff Bezos controls Amazon. And Whole Foods. And The Washington Post. And IMDB, Zappos, Souq, Blue Origin, Kiva Systems, Alexa, DPReview, Fabric.com, Woot, Goodreads, Twitch, Audible, Elemental, Quidsi, Annapurna Labels, Accept, Living Social, Twilio, HomeGrocer, Bill Me Later, eZiba, BankBazaar, Kozmo, Ionic, Songza, and Wine.com. Plus he has VC stakes in Lookout, Juno, Grail, Workday, Vessel, Domo, Fundbox, Stack Overflow, Everfi, Remitly, Rethink Robotics, General Fusion, MakerBot, Unity Biotech, General Assembly, Business Insider, Google, Uber, Airbnb, and Twitter. And he's working on acquiring MGM. Plus he owns at least eight mansions and 100,000+ acres, a bunch of penis-shaped rockets, and a $500,000,000 hyper-yacht.Bernard Arnault controls LVMH, which has swallowed more than seventy of its competitors, including Dior, Fendi, Givenchy, Dom Pérignon, Loius Vuitton, Moët & Chandon, Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, Loro Piana, Princess Yachts, Bulgari, Sephora, and Tiffany & Co.Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway owns massive chunks of nearly fifty companies including Apple, Amazon, Amex, Bank of America, Chevron, Kraft, Mastercard, Sirius, Visa, Wells Fargo, P&G, Johnson & Johnson, Dairy Queen, Fruit of the Loom, GM, Merck, T-Mobile, GEICO, and Coca-Cola, which itself has eaten more than 400 competing drink companies.Blackrock, which owns a piece of 5,480 companies including Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, Google, Nvidia, Tesla, JP Morgan, Paypal, Home Depot, Disney, Exxon, Pfizer, Pepsi, AT&T, Nike, Walmart, McDonald's, Costco, and Netflix, just bought Reese Witherspoon's media company for $900 million, adding to its $9 trillion Smaug-like horde.It makes you wonder when monopolists will stop growing larger and larger.And then one day it occurs to you…They will not stop until they are stopped.The factsThere are now 2,755 billionaires on the planet, not including “royalty” and dictators.In the year 2000, they controlled less than $1 trillion.Today, they control more than $13.1 trillion.13.5X in a generation.And they've grown their wealth by $5.5 trillion during the pandemic so far.The world's richest eight men now own more than the bottom 4 billion.On the flip side, there's never been so many people experiencing suffering and deprivation in human history:* Systemic inequality pushed 200+ million people into poverty and cost women around the world at least $800 billion in lost income in 2020.* 690 million people go to bed hungry every night (and the number is rising by 16 million per year.)* 5.5 million people are moving into slums per month.* 2.3 million children die from malnutrition every year.Clearly, there is no limit to the depth of poverty and deprivation to which our global society will allow humans to fall — never forget that millions of children are still trafficked for rape annually and that nine million people die from starvation each year — yet somehow elite individuals are allowed to amass unlimited plenty in a world of deprivation?It begs the question: Is it moral and right for us to allow individuals to hoard extreme wealth in the face of overwhelming widespread poverty, documented democratic subversion, and environmental catastrophe?If humanity saw itself as the global family that it truly is, it would be morally impossible to not limit the amount that one family member could control while another suffered and died.“Earned” wealthIt is impossible for an individual to legitimately earn a billion dollars.If someone earned $100 per hour — more than enough for anyone to live in luxurious comfort — in order to truly earn a billion dollars, they'd have to work 40 hours per week, 50 weeks per year, for five thousand years.So how is a billion dollars actually amassed?By skimming a profit off the backs of untold others:* off the workers they employ* off the suppliers they squeeze* off the carcasses of the competitors they destroy with monopoly* off the planet they unsustainably extract from* off the governments from which they gain subsidies and advantages* off the stable societies they sell to while evading taxation* off the democracies whose rules they change at will* off the shareholders they dupeHow is the ability to skim achieved? Through unfair advantage and privilege.It is impossible to “work hard, save, and invest” your way to a billion dollars.Let's be crystal clear: billionaires don't “create jobs.” They extract value — time, talent, creativity, effort — from others at an industrial scale.Decentralize everythingHere's a short thought experiment.Which is better: 2,755 billionaires and their $13.1 trillion, each monopolizing roughly one industry apiece and subverting democracy, or 131,000 centa-millionaires in competition?How about 1,310,000 deca-millionaires?Or 13,100,000 millionaires?13.1 million millionaires would do far more for the economy in terms of spending, hiring, diffusing power, avoiding democratic destruction, increasing competition, and sparking innovation.Are there truly enough benefits to the global population to merit supporting the costs of maintaining billionaires? Surely not. No rational person can make the argument that 2,755 billionaires are globally preferable to having 13.1 million more millionaires, or 131 million more workers each controlling a $100K stake in the businesses wherein they constitute all of the wealth-creation.“But those poor billionaires are just rich on paper!”Sychophants for the ultra-elite are quick to cry out that most billionaires don't actually have $1,000,000,000+ sitting in a Scrooge McDuck-style vault. Their wealth is usually tied up in shares of the companies they almost always undemocratically control.But these people don't understand how billionaires work.Billionaires borrow colossal amounts of cheap debt against those paper shares, and let inflation devalue that debt over time.So you and I — the real taxpayers in society — end up footing the bill as the money-printing machine devalues our actual-earned money.We need a more equitable pre-distribution of ownership, wealth, and opportunity.Mathematical doomI believe — as do most of the working masses and the desperate poor — that it is morally wrong and utterly inhumane to be a billionaire whilst millions starve and billions suffer.Full stop.To paraphrase the Bible: “The poor will always be among us because the rich will always be above us.”The world and planet can't afford to support billionaires anymore.Corporatism is a gross inefficiency and major source of economic inequality; it is anti-democracy; it is ecological unsustainability.We should replace it with an economy of sole proprietors, partnerships, cooperatives, not-for-profits, and for-benefits — all the wealth to all the workers — massively diverse, all competing and cooperating and innovating within a body of economic law that enforces ecological sustainability (as defined by biology) and economic fairness (as defined by real democracy.)If we don't, we're mathematically doomed.Charting our trajectory to zeroWhen will billionaires stop amassing more wealth?The answer is clear:They won't.Our total global wealth is currently $431 trillion.In the past twenty years, billionaires have grown their wealth by 13.5X, to $13.1 trillion, far outpacing the poor and total growth in global wealth.At their current pace, billionaires will control $176 trillion in twenty years and $2.3 quadrillion in forty.You read that right: If we do not stop them, billionaires will control the entire globe's resources within our lifetime.From there, it's simply a game of thrones to determine which few families will survive.In the winner-take-all economy, elites will not stop until they are stopped.Why can't voter-shoppers fathom this fact?The solution is frightfully simpleIt's a radical idea that will be common sense to future generations:Individual private wealth must be limited.That's right: No more billionaires.Every dollar over $1 billion in net worth will be taxed at 100% or placed in a commons trust.As one Redditor put it:Once you reach $999,999,999 we give you a plaque that says, “congratulations, you won capitalism,” and we name a dog park after you.A global Billionaire Ban will have wonderful implications for protecting democracy and making the economy more robust and fair. Obviously, democracy can argue over the exact number for our new global limit — 10 million, 100 million, even 1 billion — so long as we agree on the underlying fundamental that private wealth must have an upper limit.Older right-leaning white men will now scream “Communism! Socialism!” while failing to realize this piece is not advocating central ownership or central control of the economy. That's what billionaires are working on.We need to reform our economic system. We need a more equitable pre-distribution of ownership, wealth, and opportunity, and we desperately need democratic limits to protect against monopoly and wealth hoarding.This isn't optional for the survival of our species: it's now required for the survival of all species.The Christian response to wealth inequalityWhat's incredibly disturbing about the wealth inequality discussion is how callous many Christians have become to the plight of the poor.As if the riches of the wealthy matter more to our God than the survival of the poor!Luke 3:11 is perhaps the most economically-convicting verse in Scripture:“Whoever has two tunics is to share with him who has none, and whoever has food is to do likewise.”Clearly, God is not in favor of infinite wealth accumulation. Regardless of what reasonable limitations secularist governments place on private wealth, surely God always calls His family to a higher standard of generosity and stewardship.Mark 14:7 says that “the poor will always be among us”… but that's only because the rich will always be above us.Do you where there weren't any poor people? In the Acts 2 church, when those of means rejected the temptation to accumulate infinite wealth and instead sold assets to help others. And according to Acts 4:34, “There were no needy people among them.”That's the power of Christians who actually obey Scripture… what a testament such a church would be to their community!Christians live by a principle that transcends all secular economic schemes. When it comes to finances, we express our faith with one principle: From each according to his ability, to each according to his need.When we align our financial thinking with the Bible's, we end up using all of our abilities for His glory, and He meets all of our needs, not just as individuals, but as a community. After all, unlike the individualist anti-culture in which we find ourselves, we profoundly understand that we're all in this thing together.We need to move quickly.In the time it took you to listen to this episode, the world's billionaires gained $62 million in wealth, while sixty people moved into slums and thirty children died of hunger.How many more people must suffer and die before we re-structure the global economy — or at least our local church community — for widest-spread wellbeing?Thanks for listening to Future Faith. 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Welcome to Surviving Tomorrow, a podcast, newsletter, and publication that helps you navigate life in an age of democratic destruction, ecological collapse, and economic irrelevance, available for FREE on Substack, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Facebook, and Youtube.Jeff Bezos controls Amazon. And Whole Foods. And The Washington Post. And IMDB, Zappos, Souq, Blue Origin, Kiva Systems, Alexa, DPReview, Fabric.com, Woot, Goodreads, Twitch, Audible, Elemental, Quidsi, Annapurna Labels, Accept, Living Social, Twilio, HomeGrocer, Bill Me Later, eZiba, BankBazaar, Kozmo, Ionic, Songza, and Wine.com. Plus he has VC stakes in Lookout, Juno, Grail, Workday, Vessel, Domo, Fundbox, Stack Overflow, Everfi, Remitly, Rethink Robotics, General Fusion, MakerBot, Unity Biotech, General Assembly, Business Insider, Google, Uber, Airbnb, and Twitter. And he's working on acquiring MGM. Plus he owns at least eight mansions and 100,000+ acres, a bunch of penis-shaped rockets, and a $500,000,000 hyper-yacht.Bernard Arnault controls LVMH, which has swallowed more than seventy of its competitors, including Dior, Fendi, Givenchy, Dom Pérignon, Loius Vuitton, Moët & Chandon, Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, Loro Piana, Princess Yachts, Bulgari, Sephora, and Tiffany & Co.Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway owns massive chunks of nearly fifty companies including Apple, Amazon, Amex, Bank of America, Chevron, Kraft, Mastercard, Sirius, Visa, Wells Fargo, P&G, Johnson & Johnson, Dairy Queen, Fruit of the Loom, GM, Merck, T-Mobile, GEICO, and Coca-Cola, which itself has eaten more than 400 competing drink companies.Blackrock, which owns a piece of 5,480 companies including Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, Google, Nvidia, Tesla, JP Morgan, Paypal, Home Depot, Disney, Exxon, Pfizer, Pepsi, AT&T, Nike, Walmart, McDonald's, Costco, and Netflix, just bought Reese Witherspoon's media company for $900 million, adding to its $9 trillion Smaug-like horde.It makes you wonder when monopolists will stop growing larger and larger.And then one day it occurs to you…They will not stop until they are stopped.The factsThere are now 2,755 billionaires on the planet, not including “royalty” and dictators.In the year 2000, they controlled less than $1 trillion.Today, they control more than $13.1 trillion.13.5X in a generation.And they've grown their wealth by $5.5 trillion during the pandemic so far.The world's richest eight men now own more than the bottom 4 billion.On the flip side, there's never been so many people experiencing suffering and deprivation in human history:Systemic inequality pushed 200+ million people into poverty and cost women around the world at least $800 billion in lost income in 2020.690 million people go to bed hungry every night (and the number is rising by 16 million per year.)5.5 million people are moving into slums per month.2.3 million children die from malnutritionment every year.Clearly, there is no limit to the depth of poverty and deprivation to which our global society will allow humans to fall — never forget that millions of children are still trafficked for rape annually and that nine million people die from starvation each year — yet somehow elite individuals are allowed to amass unlimited plenty in a world of deprivation?It begs the question: Is it moral and right for us to allow individuals to hoard extreme wealth in the face of overwhelming widespread poverty, documented democratic subversion, and environmental catastrophe?If humanity saw itself as the global family that it truly is, it would be morally impossible to not limit the amount that one family member could control while another suffered and died.“Earned” wealthIt is impossible for an individual to legitimately earn a billion dollars.If someone earned $100 per hour — more than enough for anyone to live in luxurious comfort — in order to truly earn a billion dollars, they'd have to work 40 hours per week, 50 weeks per year, for five thousand years.So how is a billion dollars actually amassed?By skimming a profit off the backs of untold others:off the workers they employoff the suppliers they squeezeoff the carcasses of the competitors they destroy with monopolyoff the planet they unsustainably extract fromoff the governments from which they gain subsidies and advantagesoff the stable societies they sell to while evading taxationoff the democracies whose rules they change at willoff the shareholders they dupeHow is the ability to skim achieved? Through unfair advantage and privilege.It is impossible to “work hard, save, and invest” your way to a billion dollars.Let's be crystal clear: billionaires don't “create jobs.” They extract value — time, talent, creativity, effort — from others at an industrial scale.Decentralize everythingHere's a short thought experiment.Which is better: 2,755 billionaires and their $13.1 trillion, each monopolizing roughly one industry apiece and subverting democracy, or 131,000 centa-millionaires in competition?How about 1,310,000 deca-millionaires?Or 13,100,000 millionaires?13.1 million millionaires would do far more for the economy in terms of spending, hiring, diffusing power, avoiding democratic destruction, increasing competition, and sparking innovation.Are there truly enough benefits to the global population to merit supporting the costs of maintaining billionaires? Surely not. No rational person can make the argument that 2,755 billionaires are globally preferable to having 13.1 million more millionaires, or 131 million more workers each controlling a $100K stake in the businesses wherein they constitute all of the wealth-creation.“But those poor billionaires are just rich on paper!”Sychophants for the ultra-elite are quick to cry out that most billionaires don't actually have $1,000,000,000+ sitting in a Scrooge McDuck-style vault. Their wealth is usually tied up in shares of the companies they almost always undemocratically control.But these people don't understand how billionaires work.Billionaires borrow colossal amounts of cheap debt against those paper shares, and let inflation devalue that debt over time.So you and I — the real taxpayers in society — end up footing the bill as the money-printing machine devalues our actual-earned money.We need a more equitable pre-distribution of ownership, wealth, and opportunity.Mathematical doomI believe — as do most of the working masses and the desperate poor — that it is morally wrong and utterly inhumane to be a billionaire whilst millions starve and billions suffer.Full stop.To paraphrase the Bible: “The poor will always be among us because the rich will always be above us.”The world and planet can't afford to support billionaires anymore.Corporatism is a gross inefficiency and major source of economic inequality; it is anti-democracy; it is ecological unsustainability.We should replace it with an economy of sole proprietors, partnerships, cooperatives, not-for-profits, and for-benefits — all the wealth to all the workers — massively diverse, all competing and cooperating and innovating within a body of economic law that enforces ecological sustainability (as defined by biology) and economic fairness (as defined by real democracy.)If we don't, we're mathematically doomed.Charting our trajectory to zeroWhen will billionaires stop amassing more wealth?The answer is clear:They won't.Our total global wealth is currently $431 trillion.In the past twenty years, billionaires have grown their wealth by 13.5X, to $13.1 trillion, far outpacing the poor and total growth in global wealth.At their current pace, billionaires will control $176 trillion in twenty years and $2.3 quadrillion in forty.You read that right: If we do not stop them, billionaires will control the entire globe's resources within our lifetime.From there, it's simply a game of thrones to determine which few families will survive.In the winner-take-all economy, elites will not stop until they are stopped.Why can't voter-shoppers fathom this fact?The solution is frightfully simpleIt's a radical idea that will be common sense to future generations:Individual private wealth must be limited.That's right: No more billionaires.Every dollar over $1 billion in net worth will be taxed at 100% or placed in a commons trust.As one Redditor put it:Once you reach $999,999,999 we give you a plaque that says, “congratulations, you won capitalism,” and we name a dog park after you.A global Billionaire Ban will have wonderful implications for protecting democracy and making the economy more robust and fair. Obviously, democracy can argue over the exact number for our new global limit — 10 million, 100 million, even 1 billion — so long as we agree on the underlying fundamental that private wealth must have an upper limit.Older right-leaning white men will now scream “Communism! Socialism!” while failing to realize this piece is not advocating central ownership or central control of the economy. That's what billionaires are working on.We need to reform our economic system. We need a more equitable pre-distribution of ownership, wealth, and opportunity, and we desperately need democratic limits to protect against monopoly and wealth hoarding.This isn't optional for the survival of our species: it's now required for the survival of all species.We need to move quickly.In the time it took you to read this article, the world's billionaires gained $62 million while sixty people moved into slums and thirty children died of hunger.How many more people must suffer and die before we re-structure the global economy for widest-spread well-being? Get full access to Surviving Tomorrow at www.surviving-tomorrow.com/subscribe

Friday 17th September 202110:00am - 6pm Dealers Open (Closed for lunch 12:30 - 2:00pm)10:00am - 11:30am Eric Jones Show and Lecture12:30pm - 1:30pm The Magifest Session: Hosted by Andi Gladwin, featuring Tim Hill, and Terry Ward 2:30pm - 3:30pm Alexander Boyce Show and Lecture4:30pm - 5:30pm Joshua Jay's How Magicians Think Talk & Interview7:00pm - 8:00pm Lucy Darling Show8:00pm - 9:00pm Terry Ward in the Lobby9:00pm - 10:00pm Asi Wind Show10:00pm - 11:30pm Terry Ward in the Lobby View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Time stamps for this episode:00:00:17 - Richard Hatch and Scott Wells recap the night before show/lecture00:22:42 - Mark Pocan, Congressman from Wisconsin, talks about attending this convention and some virtual conventions he has attended00:26:31 - Werner Reich, author of “Death Camp Magicians” talks about what he's been doing recently00:34:31 - “Fancy Nancy” Anderson talks about her excitement of attending this convention00:39:57 - Master of the Rubik's Cube, Steven Brundage, talks about all the new magic presentations he's been working on during the pandemic00:48:42 - Kevin Madden is on a nationwide magic tour of the lower 48 States in 120 days00:56:40 - Chris Philpott recently moved from Los Angeles to Windsor, Canada and talks about what he's been up to for the last several months01:05:11 - Street Magic Legend, Kozmo, is getting back in the swing of things with his buddy, Garrett Thomas Download this podcast in an MP3 file by Clicking Here and then right click to save the file. You can also subscribe to the RSS feed by Clicking Here. You can download or listen to the podcast through Stitcher by Clicking Here or through FeedPress by Clicking Here or through Tunein.com by Clicking Here or through iHeart Radio by Clicking Here..If you have a Spotify account, then you can also hear us through that app, too. You can also listen through your Amazon Alexa and Google Home devices. Remember, you can download it through the iTunes store, too. See the preview page by Clicking Here

Business Channel Tv'de yayınlanan BAHAR ile YAŞAM ENERJİSİ programı sizlerle... Bahar Ulucan, bu hafta; ❓ Kozmo enerji nedir, ne değildir? ❓ Kozmo enerji nerelerde kullanılır? ❓ Yaşam koçu, olmadan aura ve çakra nasıl dengelenir? #yaşamkoçu #aura #çakra

Business Channel Tv'de yayınlanan BAHAR ile YAŞAM ENERJİSİ programı sizlerle... Bahar Ulucan bu hafta, kozmo enerji, koçluk, hayatı anlamlandırma yolculuğu, bütünün hayrına olmasının önemi ve daha birçok konu hakkında tüm merak edilenleri keyifli sohbetiyle bizler için anlattı. #kozmoenerji #koçluk #energy

Prevencia násilia v škôlkach a na školách je obrovská téma. Ako chrániť deti pred šikanou a násilím? Ako správne a účinne robiť prevenciu v škôlkach či na školách? O tom ako učiť deti tolerancii a vzájomnému rešpektu sme sa rozprávali s Janou Šimšálekovou, sociálnou pedagogičkou a lektorkou preventívneho programu Kozmo a jeho dobrodružstvá. Autorom podcastu je nezisková organizácia Centrum Slniečko, ktorá už viac ako 20 rokov pomáha ľuďom zažívajúcim domáce násilie. Moderuje Martina Slováková, scenáristom a dramaturgom relácie je Ivan Ježík. Zažívate násilie a potrebujete pomoc? Užitočné kontakty nájdete na webe bezmodrin.sk. Bez modrín nájdete na webe, Instagrame, Youtube alebo Spotify. Pokiaľ sa vám naša práca páči, môžete ju podporiť zdieľaním alebo finančne. Ďakujeme! Projekt Bez modrín je realizovaný vďaka Podpore programu ACF – Slovakia, ktorý je financovaný z Finančného mechanizmu EHP 2014-2021. Správcom programu je Nadácia Ekopolis v partnerstve s Nadáciou otvorenej spoločnosti Bratislava a Karpatskou nadáciou.

Jackie Wood Baker is the founder and Chief Experience Officer of SparkWood Events. She brings over 25 years of corporate marketing, strategy and event planning experience. With positions at both large corporations such Starbucks and Washington Mutual in additional to start-ups such as Qpass and Kozmo, she provides the leadership and overall big picture thinking for the team in addition to event execution. For more info, visit http://www.shrimptankpodcast.com/seattle/

Jackie Wood Baker / SparkWood Events Jackie Wood Baker is the founder and Chief Experience Officer of SparkWood Events. She brings over 25 years of corporate marketing, strategy and event planning experience. With positions at both large corporations such Starbucks and Washington Mutual in additional to start-ups such as Qpass and Kozmo, she provides the leadership […]

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Coffee Without Milk: The Ebb and Flow Arts Podcast Episode #004, with Lee Walczuk of Kozmo Mimzi   Legendary puppeteer, performance artist, mask maker, and UCLA Bruins basketball player Lee Michael Walczuk joins Robert and Peter to discuss the history of art and dance, social movements, and isolation. https://www.kozmomimzi.com/   Please visit Kozmo Mimzi on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2cEbuvfiGhjz992UQj7zTw   Produced by Ebb and Flow Arts and Maui Institute for Modern Music. (c) 2020 all rights reserved ebbandflowarts.org

Pets.com. Webvan. Kozmo.com. All these companies met their demise when the bubble burst. But their ideas live on today, in Chewy.com, Fresh Direct, Postmates, and many other start-ups. Looking at 2020 through the lens of the dot-com crash, what's changed about the tech industry and the way we think about technology, and what's stayed the same? And are we in another bubble? From Epic Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network. Hosted by Julia Furlan. Enjoyed this episode? Rate us ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, then share it with your friends! Subscribe for free. Be the first to hear our next season by subscribing in your favorite podcast app.

In this Wharton Fintech exclusive, Ryan Zauk went behind the scenes with CB Insights’ Anand Sanwal and Blockdata’s Jonathan Knegtel to discuss their recent transaction. The three of them walk through the details of the acquisition, the current state of global blockchain, and the cold email Jonathan sent that kicked off this entire deal. What was the email that caught Anand’s eye amongst a sea of inbounds? You can view it on our LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and Medium - just search Wharton FinTech or Ryan Zauk. Anand & Jonathan strike a perfect balance with Anand's macro view of corporate blockchain strategies/appetite and Jonathan's in-depth knowledge of the space. Episode details below: - How Anand and Jonathan first got into blockchain technology (4:19 - 6:53) - The cold email that got Blockdata on Anand's radar and what made it so effective (6:54 - 9:25) - Challenges & benefits of doing this deal in COVID (9:26 - 11:37) - A deeper look at Blockdata and why Anand bought them (11:38 - 15:27) - The roadblocks still facing global blockchain adoption and "Internet 2.0" (15:28 - 19:18) - The Perez Technology Surge Cycle and how it applies to Blockchain (19:19 - 21:14) - Our favorite part...Jonathan comparing the blockchain reg ecosystem of the US, EU, and China (21:15 - 23:47) - Where they see the most growth in blockchain tech ahead (24:31 - 27:01) ---- Anand Sanwal is the CEO & Co-founder of CB Insights, a technology market intelligence platform that provides predictive intelligence into emerging technology trends, startups and corporate strategy. Prior to founding CB Insights, Anand managed the $50 million Chairman's Innovation Fund at American Express and worked in VC and corporate M&A. Before AmEx, Anand worked at Kozmo.com, one of NYC's most infamous dot com flameouts, where he learned that if you buy something for $2 and sell it for $1, you will not make it up in volume. He has degrees in Chemical Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania and in finance and accounting from the Wharton School of Business. Jonathan Knegtel is a passionate community builder and connector of people and technology. Before he started wearing his wooden bow tie at blockchain meetups, he studied electrical engineering and has worked in startups as diverse as 3D food printing, private jets, bitcoin exchanges, and a data company tracking VC funding for tech companies. He co-founded Blockdata to help people track the growth and application of this revolutionary technology. For more insights and analysis from FinTech leaders, follow us below: Medium: https://medium.com/wharton-fintech WFT Twitter: https://twitter.com/whartonfintech Ryan's Twitter: https://twitter.com/RyanZauk LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/wharton-fintech-club/

Clickbait title? You guessed it. Today we got the fellas including Kozmo, Spades, Ski, and Threezus. They all join Snake from Orlando to talk about how they all met, thoughts on the upcoming NBA official restart, and their trip! Tune in.

Kozmo and myself interview a new and underrated member in Little Demon today! We get into the fun he has had on voice chats and other Hardwood experiences. Also how do the Sixers fare in the NBA restart? Check it out!

Je slovenský vzdelávací systém pripravený na zvládanie školskej šikany? Ako unikátny preventívny program Kozmo a jeho dobrodružstvá pomáha s prevenciou a elimináciou násilia? Čo môžeme robiť pre to, aby bol svet lepším a bezpečnejším miestom pre všetkých, aj pre naše deti? O týchto a ďalších témach sme diskutovali s Marianou Kováčovou, riaditeľkou a zakladateľkou neziskovej organizácie Centrum Slniečko.

This is episode six of the Inside Transportation podcast. This podcast was made possible by Ford Motor Company (www.ford.com) and Fenwick (www.fenwick.com). Featuring Jason Calacanis (Angel investor, LAUNCH, Inside.com) and Johan Moreno (Inside.com). Subscribe to Inside Transportation newsletter: inside.com/transportation Subscribe to Inside Electric Vehicles newsletter: inside.com/evs Recorded on May 18, 2020. SHOW NOTES -- 1:45 — Johan gives an update on Tesla’s search for a new production facility. The company is reportedly deciding between Austin, Texas and Tulsa, Oklahoma. CLEANTECHNICA: https://cleantechnica.com/2020/05/16/tulsa-or-austin-both-are-reportedly-finalists-for-next-tesla-factory/ 2:37 — Uber’s reported proposal to acquire GrubHub has drawn scrutiny from some members of Congress. Jason and Johan discuss whether the deal is going to get done and how it will impact the delivery market. BLOOMBERG: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-12/uber-grubhub-merger-talks-come-as-cities-crack-down-on-fees 12:35 — Johan (who is a ‘90s child) asks Jason about Kozmo.com, a delivery startup that launched in the late ‘90s. Kozmo promised one-hour delivery of goods, including packaged food, video rentals, DVDs and more. Jason said he tried to acquire the IP to relaunch Kozmo, but was denied. WSJ: https://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2012/12/03/in-kozmo-coms-failure-lessons-for-same-day-delivery/ 18:16 — The two discuss the potential drawbacks to having superfans, after Fred Lambert, the editor-in-chief of Electrek, accused prominent Tesla superfans of sharing misleading news and information about the company. ELECTREK: https://electrek.co/2020/05/12/tesla-super-fandom-becomes-toxic-negative-electric-revolution-op-ed/ 31:50 — James Dyson opened up about his failed electric vehicle project, which he spent $605 million developing before ultimately folding the project. Johan plays an early round of “Dope or Nope” with Jason, while also talking about the viability of the project. THE SUNDAY TIMES: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/james-dyson-interview-electric-car-tesla-tzls09t5m 38:00 — An analysis shows bike fatalities have grown nationwide, with Cape Coral, Florida being listed as the most dangerous U.S. city for cyclists. Jason and Johan strategize on what cities can do to minimize fatalities. MADISON.COM: https://madison.com/lifestyles/health-med-fit/the-most-dangerous-u-s-cities-for-cyclists/article_345f2e61-f65d-5f14-a2a4-76afc592fcc0.html 49:00 — DOPE or NOPE Poimo inflatable electric bike: https://youtu.be/OQawHw9phj0 2021 Toyota Sienna: https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/2021-toyota-sienna-hybrid-minivan-details/

Welcome to another episode of Develomentor. Today's guest is Mark DiMassimo. Mark DiMassimo (Creative Director) is Chief of DiMassimo Goldstein, an “inspiring action” agency which he founded in 1996. A creative entrepreneur since his teens, DiMassimo began his agency career working for the author of “Direct Marketing: Strategy, Planning & Execution." DiMassimo set a goal to start an agency that would bring the benefits of great brand building to direct model innovators, particularly those that offer life-changing services directly to clients.The promise would be simple: drive brand value up and cost-per-acquisition down.This immediately led to his participation in over fifty historic firsts, including the first social network (SixDegrees.com) the first Internet delivery service (Kozmo.com), the first online weight loss company (eDiets) and the first electronic stock trading network (Island ECN, INET, INSTINET, NASDAQ).Before starting his own agency, DiMassimo spent a decade of making tongues wag with his work for a who’s-who of top direct and integrated Madison Avenue agencies, including BBDO, J. Walter Thompson, Chapman Direct Advertising, Deutsch and Kirshenbaum & Bond.Mark is the author of Digital@SPEED, and co-founder of the Tappening and Offlining movements. He serves as the Chair of the Creative Development Board of the Partnership to End Addiction, and has served on the board of Rare and of the Financial Communications Society. He was named a Future 50 CEO by SmartCEO magazine in 2014, 2015 and 2016.DiMassimo is featured in the best-selling book Leadership Secrets of the World’s Most Successful CEOs, by Eric Yaverbaum. He is co-author of Inside the Minds: INNOVATION and Branding as an Advertising Strategy and is featured in Passion Brands, by Kate Newlin, for which he also wrote the foreword. A familiar face on CNBC, CNN, Bloomberg, FoxNews, and Fox5NY, DiMassimo is often quoted in the media. Mark teaches advertising undergrads at The School of Visual Arts. Mark lives in Rye, NY, and is the happy husband of Jill and the devoted father of Max, Alex and Jack.About DiMassimo Goldstein (DiGo) DiMassimo Goldstein is an inspiring action agency. We help life-changing brands grow by helping people make more inspiring decisions and form more empowering habits. We've done this for WW, WeightWatchers, HelloFresh, Jackson Hewitt, Shutterstock, Nasdaq, Avon, Ideal Image, National Jewish Health, Sallie Mae, CVS Health, Rare, The Wildlife Conservation Society, The Partnership to End Addiction, and several clients so prestigious we have agreed not to mention them here.You can find more resources and a full transcript in the show notesTo learn more about our podcast go to https://develomentor.com/To listen to previous episodes go to https://develomentor.com/blog/Follow Mark DiMassimoTwitter: @MarkDiMassimoLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-dimassimo/DiMassimo Goldstein: https://digobrands.com/Follow Develomentor:Twitter: @develomentorFollow Grant IngersollTwitter: @gsingersLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/grantingersoll

Today we bring on our first guest in Kozmo! He has lots of experience on the app being a member since December of 2016. We also talk hoops ranging from favorite Celtics teams to favorite basketball memory. Listen in! Download the Hardwood Amino App now: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hardwood-amino/id1185426047

My right hand man, marching band extraordinaire, Blue Coats Drum Corp, now turned entrepreneur.  Listen to his story of pathway change, failure, success, marriage, moving around the country to seek out his home base. 

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Kozmo - Xfactor X Dj Nicco X Dj Sanjay X Coppershot by Coppershot Music

Due to technical difficulties please start at the 4 min mark. We discuss the current state of the markets (recession month zero), crypto, and how sometimes bad business aren't bad ideas.  They are just early. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackdadsclub/support

Actor and producer Natasha Lyonne (Russian Doll, Orange Is the New Black) and Netflix's vice president of original content Cindy Holland talk with Recode's Kara Swisher at the 2019 Code Conference. In this episode: How Lyonne got connected with Netflix; Holland’s background at Kozmo.com; Orange is the New Black; the Netflix way of doing things; developing Russian Doll; Netflix’s cancelation of One Day at a Time; how it evaluates creators like Lyonne; the production process of Russian Doll; how Netflix has changed over time; is Russian doll a "hit?”; the dissolving barriers between types of content and different screens; releasing Alfonso Cuaron’s Roma in theaters and on Netflix simultaneously; Netflix’s competition; and season two of Russian Doll. Recode Decode has been nominated for best technology podcast in this year’s People’s Choice Podcast Awards! Cast your vote for Recode Decode at https://www.podcastawards.com/app/signup before July 31st. One vote per category. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Esta vez os traemos un programa muy especial y novedoso: estrenamos la serie de entrevistas y comenzamos con el actual campeón del InterPlanetario de Aristeia!… ¡el gran Rodro! En La Alineación os contamos la propuesta ganadora de Negroscuro con su selección de aristos para los escenarios de Zigurats. En Tengo un Plan, Rodro nuestra cuenta algún combete. Y, como siempre, cerramos el programa con el feedback la audiencia y con las novedades y temas varios desde el último programa. 0:01:45 RONDA 1: Entrevista a Rodro. 1:24:33 RONDA 2: Alineación para escenarios de zigurat. 1:39:20 RONDA 3: Combo de Rodro. 1:46:10 RONDA 4: Comentarios de los oyentes. 1:49:50 RONDA 5: Recordatorios y Fórmulas de contacto. CRÉDITOS: Presentan: Cartesius, Khax y Javier Guinot. Invitado: Rodro. Sintonía de cabecera: Javier Guillén "Amarillo114". Sintonía final: Daddy and Mommy. Imagen de portada: Skin de Kozmo, de Corvus Belli.

Kozmo - Coppershot X Nicco X Spinn by Coppershot Music

Lauri Mackey, CHHC* and Positivity Crusader is the proprietor of Lauri’s Lemonade Stand, a Positivity Podcast for Women and authoress of Positivity Happens, Creating Happiness and Finding Hope through The Art of Holiatry, but her favorite thing is speaking to groups of women in her Positivity Crusade. Lauri studies and teaches The Art of Holiatry which focuses on 3 main points of health and well-being: Physical which includes nourishment, rest, and movement, Psychological which includes your mind and spirit, and then how to bring that best self into the third branch of Social Life which is how you show up in your relationships. Lauri’s unique background of struggle through experience has her shouting from the rooftops that if she can come through it, anyone can!   It took Lauri a long time to figure out how to show up as her best self, most of which happened after age 40 as a matter of fact. All after age 40, Lauri graduated high school, earned a certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition through eCornell University, became a Certified Health Coach through IIN, established Lauri’s Lemonade Stand including a successful interview-based podcast, became a public speaker with training from YSU, and became a mountain bike coach for the local high school team. She’s even raced her mountain bike and made it onto a few local podiums! The proof is in the pudding and as she claims, “if she can do it, anyone can”. Lauri believes that it is never too late to start the next chapter of your life. Lauri lives in Camarillo, CA where she podcasts from her home studio and lives with her best friend and husband, Eddy with their two dogs, Lakota and Kozmo. She is a mother of three grown daughters and a Gram to two beautiful grandchildren. *CHHC - Certified Holistic Health Coach Links: Facebook/Instagram @LaurisLemonadeStand Twitter @LauriMackey Positivity Happens Book LLS Podcast on Apple Podcasts LLS Podcast on Spotify Lauri’s Lemonade Stand Website/Blog

Jackie Wood / SparkWood Events Jackie Wood is the founder and Chief Experience Officer of SparkWood Events. She brings over 25 years of corporate marketing, strategy and event planning experience. With positions at both large corporations such Starbucks and Washington Mutualin additional to start-ups such as Qpass and Kozmo.com, she provides the leadership and overall big […]

Anand Sanwal is the Founder & CEO @ CB Insights, the tech market intelligence platform that ingests massive datasets, to answer complex questions and predict future trends. CB is the 9th best place to work in the US according to GlassDoor and one of the fastest growing SaaS companies in the US. To date, CB Insights has raised over $11m in VC funding, a topic Anand discusses at length in our episode today! Prior to founding CB, Anand held numerous roles at American Express including running a $50m Innovation Fund and managing the company's discretionary investment spend ($4-5Bn p.a.). Before American Express, Anand was one of the early team @ Kozmo.com, one of the most well-funded and infamous startups in NYC history. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Anand came to found CB Insights from running American Express' $50m Innovation fund and the a-ha moment there? 2.) Why does Anand believe that revenue funding is the best kind of funding? What 3 elements does Anand believe it fundamentally allows? What does Anand mean when he says "most have 3 masters, you can only serve two of them at once"? Does Anand believe that founders today are treating their investors as customers? 3.) How does Anand distinguish between business that can be funded from revenue vs those that cannot? How does Anand think about the relationship between growth and margin? Why does it make sense for VCs today to push for the suggestion that startups need to raise big to grow? How can founders think about and respond to this? 4.) Why does Anand believe that most B2B content today is crap? What are the core pillars that make great B2B content today? How does Anand think about potentially going too far when it comes to the risque nature of the content? What advice would Anand give to B2B founders wanting to ramp up their game in content? Where do many go wrong? 5.) What does Anand mean when he says that "pedigree is often overrated"? How has that led Anand's thinking when building out the team at CB? Where does Anand see most founders make mistakes when it comes to both team and company scaling? What interview question does Anand find most revealing of an individuals' character? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Anand’s Fave Book: Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Anand on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

¡Por fin llegó el hito más esperado de las últimas semanas! La 2ª temporada de la Aristeia! Global League ya ha arrancado y lo ha hecho lleno de novedades. Javi nos las cuenta en la 1ª ronda así como el torneo que tuvo lugar en Generación X Carranza (Madrid). Khax además hace una crónica de su participación en el reciente torneo en el club Mecatol Rex. Ronda 2 estrena propuesta: la alineación de los oyentes, lanzando un reto para el siguiente programa. En ronda 3 comentamos una jugada molana con Laxmee y un combo con Gata y Parvati. Y como siempre acabamos repasando los comentarios de los oyentes en ronda 4, y con enlaces de interés, menciones en otros medios y las fórmulas de contacto en ronda 5. 0:01:25 RONDA 1: Arranque de la 2ª temporada de la Aristeia! Global League 1:07:05 RONDA 2: Equipo de Edu Fierro: Laxmee, Kozmo, Mushashi y Wild Bill 1:19:25 RONDA 3: Combo con Supresores del dolor de Gata y Reset de Parvati, y puntuación de Laxmee saliendo del Banquillo. 1:25:00 RONDA 4: Comentarios de los oyentes. 1:50:02 RONDA 5: Menciones, Recordatorios y Fórmulas de contacto. CRÉDITOS: Sintonía de cabecera: Javier Guillén "Amarillo114". Sintonía final: Daddy and Mommy. Imagen de portada: Corvus Belli.

En el episodio 02 repasamos los personajes de la caja básica desde un punto de vista estratégico y en este programa lo complementamos con consejos generales y buenas prácticas que esperamos mejoren vuestros resultados en el HexaDome. Y para ello hemos incorporado a Ecos del Hexadome un fichaje que ya conoceréis del episodio anterior: ¡Javier Guinot! Y como ya es habitual, aderezamos el programa diseccionando una alineación, algún combo molón y el feedback de nuestra querida audiencia. 0:02:05 RONDA 1: Consejos Estratégicos 1:19:47 RONDA 2: Equipo de control de Khax: Laxmee, Kozmo, Gata y Taowu 1:36:21 RONDA 3: Combo con “Cinturón de asteroides” de Kozmo. 1:40:51 RONDA 4: Comentarios de los oyentes. 1:50:12 RONDA 5: Recordatorios y Fórmulas de contacto. CRÉDITOS: Sintonía de cabecera: Javier Guillén "Amarillo114". Sintonía final: Daddy and Mommy. Imagen de portada: Corvus Belli.

01. Kuedo - Broken Fox (Black Hole) 02. Om Unit and Distance - Half The Battle 03. Hyroglifics feat Foreign Beggars - Persuade 04. Alix Perez & Eprom - Dogstar 05. Shlump - Wiggle 06. Sam Binga feat Redders - Lef Dem 07. Kozmo and Subduktion - Gin & Tonic (A.Fruit Remix) 08. Coma feat Sense MC - Dionysus 09. J:Kenzo - Skatta VIP 10. Danny Scrilla - Come Cross 11. Fracture and Deft - I Just 12. Deft - Ivory Tusk 13. I Am Legion - Jelly Fish (Eprom Remix) 14. Machinedrum feat Kevin Hussein - Dos Puertas (Alix Perez Remix) 15. Ital Tek - Cobra 16. Moresounds and J:Kenzo - Real Tree Riddim 17. Richie Brains feat Killa P - Bring Dat Back 18. Goth-Trad - One Drop 19. TMSV - Send Them Come 20. Subduktion - Beware 21. Fixate - N2O 22. Bredren - Expedit 23. Jonny L - Play 24. Kamixlo - Bloodless Y 25. Jonny L - Does It 26. Pixelord - Metal Mutant 320 https://yadi.sk/d/FZ1tCIsu3JUxFa

Burning Man Festival 2018 Podcast Special @ Sea Fairy Show 43 With Sinnestrieb starting with ambient followed by straightforward techno. Burning Man 2018 isn’t a usual festival. Almost everything that happens and experienced in the temporary. Black Rock City is co-created by the active citizens. The festival takes place from 25. Aug. 2018 – 3. Sep. 2018 in the middle of nowhere in the Black Rock Desert of northern Nevada, in the United States. The Participants of the metropolis join their forces to create music, art and communal effort for the community. As long as you have not been there you it is difficult understand what it is about. It's a place for creative and open minded People which come together to create something fascinating and stunning each year. You must bring everything you need to survice in the desert: a place to sleep, water and food. The Bruning Man community creates a unique and distinctive culture - it is a way of life. ■ Burning Man 2018 ■ Black Rock Desert, Nevada, United States ■Line Up■ Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers, Joseph Capriati, Diplo, Carl Cox, DJ Tennis, Nastia, Leon, Skrillex, Waff, Flume, Noize Suppressor, Infected Mushroom, Seven Lions, Tokimonsta, Wizard, DJ BRIAN, ZHU, Blond:ish, Jennifer Cardini, Monolink, Hernan Cattaneo, Lauren Lane, DJ Richard, Aphrodite, Nico Stojan, Acid Pauli, Desert Dwellers, Eelke Kleijn, Behrouz, Miyagi, Indigo, Unders, Orion, Britta Arnold, Gabriel & Dresden, Morgan Page, Chaim, Pixie, Randy, Serge Devant, The Orb, Govinda, DJ Gregory, Elijah, Guy Mantzur, Seth Schwarz, Beats Antique, Random Rab, Kettenkarussell, Maverick, Treavor Moontribe, Bodhi, Man Power, Molina, Ivan Smagghe, Nick Warren, John B, KMLN, Öona Dahl, Tara Brooks, Tim Green, Holger Hecler, Marques Wyatt, New Order, Husky, Bloody Mary, Cylon, SkiiTour, Goopsteppa, Crussen, SOOHAN, Lucent, Marten Hørger, Tim Sweeney, Bambi, Dela Moontribe, DJ Shany, Andreilien, Amine K, Ev, Igor Marijuan, Meta, Trent Cantrelle, Cid, DeKai, Goldcap, Maxi Storrs, Bogtrotter, Dj Prime, Sam Shure, Reebs, Cormac, Keith Mackenzie, Kora, Powel, Wes Smith, Sub:Conscious, Kamp!, Ricoshëi, Cellojoe, Isaiah Martin, Ollie Mundy, Sacha Robotti, Anton Tumas, CHAKRA, DJ Assassin, KELLAM, Luca Bacchetti, Vanjee, GoodSex, SugarBeats, Alex Ferrer, Brett Rubin, Fleetmac Wood, Greg Eversoul, Kozmo, Syd Gris, Anthony Motto, ASCENSION, Zach Walker, Liquid Giraffe, Travisty, david hôhme, DJ Cookie, illexxandra, Dauw & Schemering, DJ DoT Diggler, DJ Nark, Lachlan, Mark Brody, Haute, Billy Casazza, Subduktion, Adam Husa, Kreature, Succubass, Igor Blaska, Mister Blaqk, Dubvirus, Filipa Lazary, DR. FRESCH, WENZDAY, Dimibo, Kryoman, LiquorBox, Dj Icon, Dulce Vita, Jessica Stanell, Vitamindevo, Tek Freaks, Gavin Stephenson, DEIAN, GrymeTyme, Kompozart, Dee Montero, Yummy, Dusty Rhino, Mystr Hatchet, Subsqwad, Ray Zuniga, UltraSloth, Chrysocolla, Pat Bedeau, FDVM, Alice Iguchi, Iman Rizky, Mandrake, Oz Sozen, Mightykat, James Houdini, Marcus Aurelius, Alexis Tucci, Duck Pond, Wolkenkatze, Nicolaas Black, Tantrut, John Monoky, Chris Mindel, Judy Darling, Keith Mckenzie, Lucas Med, Ashley Ames, Billy Seal, Dancetronauts, Filthy Mitch, Vinkalmann, Randy Seidman, Eclectic Electric, Memos, Boom Human, Hooman, Deep Filip, Five Three O, Gibsun, Jordan James, Beat Kitty, Kate Stein, Kris Berle, Orijins, TnoE, Dax Lee, Tycho, Cptn Jay, Art Department, Benjamin Alexander, Seb Wildblood, Francesca Lombardo, Jan Blomqvist, WhoMadeWho, Gorje Hewek, Izhevski, Lee Burridge, Lost Desert, Oliver Koletzki, DJ Three, Thugfucker, Powell, Tipper ■ Links ■ Homepage: www.burningman.com/ Event: burningman.org/event/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/burningman/?hl=de Facebook: www.facebook.com/BurningMan Twitter: https://twitter.com/burningman?lang=de Credits (Artwork for picture): https://www.instagram.com/p/Bmef6GInpeA/?hl=de&taken-by=auminyc

In this inaugural episode #100, the return of the podcast to regular production, I'm pleased as punch to have C. Spike Trotman as my guest. Spike founded Iron Circus Comics in 2007, and it's risen through her hard work and excellent curatorship to become the Chicago area's leading comics publisher. A cartoonist and writer herself with a long-running series, Spike has raised over a million dollars through Kickstarter across more than a dozen projects, and created a sustainable and repeatable funding method. (You can read her book on Kickstarting comics for advice!) For her success, she was named one of Kickstarter's Thought Leaders. Support the podcast: The crowdfunding campaign brought back The New Disruptors, but I could produce more episodes and keep the show running after July 2019 with your help! You can contribute monthly via Patreon or become a yearly subscriber directly on this site—and get nifty bonuses and rewards. Support the podcast here! Show notes: Spike suggests you watch the movie E-Dreams (2001) about Kozmo.com. Boy, do I miss Kozmo. Randy Milholland, Something Positive Lucy Bellwood, adventure cartoonist, and our live bookstore podcast episode Spike's first Kickstarter, Poorcraft MC Frontalot's “Indier Than Thou” Girls with Slingshots by Danielle Corsetto Pictures of Danielle in her garage with a zillion of her books Consortium Book Sales & Distribution

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Kozmo eilt zur Rettung seiner Freunde. Zusammen haben sie größere Chancen, den Tempel zu finden. Star Wars: Macht und Schicksal (Force and Destiny), Am Rande des Imperiums (Edge of the Empire) und Zeitalter der Rebellion (Age of Rebellion) sind Rollenspiele von Fantasy Flight Games, die in Deutschland von Ulisses Spiele vertrieben werden. Die Rechte an der Marke Star Wars liegen bei Disney und Lucas Film. Mail: max@piratenzender.de Twitter: @PiratenzenderDE / @Zhemni Youtube: Zhemni T.W.O.

Der kleine Kozmo spielt seinen Mitbewohnern nicht nur gerne Streiche, nein, er ist auch gut darin, Dinge herauszufinden. Vuelo und Koral sind eher fürs Grobe zuständig, doch können sie sich auch gegen Sumpfspeier durchsetzen? Star Wars: Macht und Schicksal (Force and Destiny), Am Rande des Imperiums (Edge of the Empire) und Zeitalter der Rebellion (Age of Rebellion) sind Rollenspiele von Fantasy Flight Games, die in Deutschland von Ulisses Spiele vertrieben werden. Die Rechte an der Marke Star Wars liegen bei Disney und Lucas Film. Mail: max@piratenzender.de Twitter: @PiratenzenderDE / @Zhemni Youtube: Zhemni T.W.O.

1. Halogenix - Yellow Yellow 2. Dub Phizix - Get Fresh 3. Samurai Breaks- Sweet Tooth 4. Noh Vae - Double Standarts 5. Om Unit & Sam Binga - Shut The Window 6. Kozmo & Subduktion - Gin & Tonic (A.Fruit Remix) 7. Stayhigh - Works 8. EQ Why - Grind 9. Addison Groove - Footcrab (DJ Rashad & DJ Spinn Remix) 10. Footmerc feat. DMY - Rhode To Nowhere 11. Om Unit - Vibe Off 12. A.Fruit - This Moment 13. Yayaya - I Go Up 14. Jlin - 1% 15. Surly - Scare Em To Death 16. Scatta - Conturbet 17. RFTV - B&B 18. Addison Groove & Sam Binga - 11th 19. Terrorythmus - TJ 20. DJ Rashad - Back Dat Ass Up 21. Addison Groove - Starluck 22. Yayaya - Duckhunt 23. DJ Fulltono - Tribal Dancer 24. Zed Bias - The Medicine Man feat. DRS 25. Rhythm Baboon - Nitecrawler 26. A.Fruit - Reflection In Your Eyes 27. Maltin Worf - S.O.S. 28. Traxman - Budda Bangz (peaceful flight remix) 29. A. Fruit - Your Inner Sun 30. Fil Jackson & Eytan Tobin - Faded 2 Long 31. Lux Familiar - Between Us

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Summary:One of the big trends of recent years in the tech space has been the rise of delivery startups like Instacart and Postmates and the like. In a way, this is a resurrection of an idea, if you remember famous 90s startups like WebVan, Peapod and Kozmo.com. So, I thought it would be interesting to speak with someone who founded a delivery startup back in the 90s. Tim DeMello was the founder of Streamline, a delivery startup which actually predated the dot-com era. We talk to Tim about the economics of home delivery businesses and find out what he thinks the prospects are for the current crop of delivery companies. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Social Network Show presents another episode of "The Anything Digital Series", with Michael Theodore, Senior Vice President, Learning and Development and General Manager of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Education Foundation. "Wearable technology?" Are you one of the almost 3 million people who went out on April 10th and bought an Apple Watch? Michael Theodore tells us that the Apple Watch and other smart watches are part of the much bigger technology of "wearables" (watches, e-Textiles-devices being sewn into fabric or shoes, etc). Listen to Michael tell us why the Apple Watch is such a big deal given that it is not the first "smart" watch on the market; what exactly does the Apple Watch do that other smart watches do not do; and what wearable technology is coming in the future. (By the way, the definition of Cyborg from Wikipedia: A cyborg (short for "cybernetic organism") is a theoretical or fictional being with both organic and biomechatronic parts.) Like many digital immigrants, Michael started his career in traditional media, with a 15 year stint in local and network television news and radio. After graduating with an MBA from Harvard, he worked as a management consultant in Arthur D. Little's Media and Entertainment practice. That led to his introduction to the Internet, upon which he served as GM at both CitySearch and Kozmo.com. For the past 12 years he has served in a variety of senior management positions with industry trade associations, including the New York New Media Association, Connecticut Technology Council, and the Interactive Advertising Bureau, where he is currently Senior Vice President, Learning and Development and General Manager of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Education Foundation and is responsible for the Digital Media Sales Certification program and professional development workshops. You have the chance to win $100 for answering this survey (of course, you will have to answer the first question to qualify). This survey will let us find out more about our listening audience so we can target our shows for you. Please take this very short survey for us. The first question is OPTIONAL. Thanks from the staff of The Social Network Show:  http://survey.libsyn.com/thesocialnetworkshow

The Social Network Show welcomes Michael Theodore, Co-host of "The Anything Digital Series" to another episode of this series on March 26, 2015. SPAM, no not the food, email SPAM. It has been around a long time and the first recorded piece of Spam was in 1978. There is a lot more of it now and it has grown in danger. Michael Theodore, Senior Vice President, Learning and Development and General Manager of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Education Foundation and co-host of this series talks about the problem with spam including how it has become dangerous; how to get it out of your email without getting a virus or malware; who is making money off spam; do spam filters work; do people make money off of spam; why do the spam emails sound so ridiculous and who falls for them; and what is on the horizon. For more information on scams, check out this Microsoft research article Why do Nigerian Scammers Say They are from Nigeria?. Like many digital immigrants, Michael started his career in traditional media, with a 15 year stint in local and network television news and radio. After graduating with an MBA from Harvard, he worked as a management consultant in Arthur D. Little's Media and Entertainment practice. That led to his introduction to the Internet, upon which he served as GM at both CitySearch and Kozmo.com. For the past 12 years he has served in a variety of senior management positions with industry trade associations, including the New York New Media Association, Connecticut Technology Council, and the Interactive Advertising Bureau, where he is currently Senior Vice President, Learning and Development and General Manager of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Education Foundation and is responsible for the Digital Media Sales Certification program and professional development workshops.

The Social Network Show welcomes Michael Theodore, Co-host of The Anything Digital Series to the kickoff of this new series on February 19, 2015. Have you ever wondered about the ads you see on websites? Why are there so many? Who makes the decision about what to show you? Are the advertisers spying on us? Michael Theodore, Senior Vice President, Learning and Development and General Manager of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Education Foundation answers these questions and shares some fascinating information about advertising on the internet. Like many digital immigrants, Michael started his career in traditional media, with a 15 year stint in local and network television news and radio. After graduating with an MBA from Harvard, he worked as a management consultant in Arthur D. Little's Media and Entertainment practice. That led to his introduction to the Internet, upon which he served as GM at both CitySearch and Kozmo.com. For the past 12 years he has served in a variety of senior management positions with industry trade associations, including the New York New Media Association, Connecticut Technology Council, and the Interactive Advertising Bureau, where he is currently Senior Vice President, Learning and Development and General Manager of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Education Foundation and is responsible for the Digital Media Sales Certification program and professional development workshops.  

The Social Network Show welcomes Michael Theodore to the January 19, 2015 episode. Michael Theodore is the Vice President, Learning & Development at the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). IAB, which is comprised of the leading media and technology companies, accounts for 86% of the online advertising in the U.S. IAB and it's member companies evaluate and recommend standards and practices and provide critical research on interactive advertising. In this episode, you will hear about the IAB Education Foundation. The Foundation is focusing on correcting the lack of diversity and the lack of people trained in digital media and digital advertising. Michael explains how they are trying to correct this problem and if you are interested in a career in this field, this is a good show to listen to. Like many digital immigrants, Michael started his career in traditional media, with a 15 year stint in local and network television news and radio. After graduating with an MBA from Harvard, he worked as a management consultant in Arthur D. Little's Media and Entertainment practice. That led to his introduction to the Internet, upon which he served as GM at both CitySearch and Kozmo.com. For the past 12 years he has served in a variety of senior management positions with industry trade associations, including the New York New Media Association, Connecticut Technology Council, and the Interactive Advertising Bureau, where he is currently VP, Training & Development and is responsible for the Digital Media Sales Certification program and professional development worksho  

In the first episode of Breaking the Mold, serial entrepreneur Michael Lazerow joins Dan and Evan to talk about how he founded and sold his companies — and how he doesn't just balance work and life, he combines them. Lazerow and wife Kass founded Golf.com (sold to Time Inc) and Buddy Media (sold to Salesforce.com for $800 million in 2012) and is now the CMO of Salesforce Marketing Cloud.To kick off the show, the Roth Brothers dig into what it means that Amazon has hired the USPS to do Sunday delivery. Is this the return of Kozmo.com, and should your corner store give up or team up?Don't forget to comment on the show and follow us at @BTMShow.

Magic Magazine's March coverboy is "a man of the streets, a busker bringing magic to the people. He's a videographer, bringing DVDs to magicians. He's Kozmo, a man of the moment." Kozmo joins me on this episode of the Spirit of Magic podcast to explore what it means to be a street magician in an environment when everyone markets their products as if they were designed specifically for his customers. How has "Street Magic" changed since the appearance of David Blaine? Who are really the top street magicians performing today and do we know their names? All these questions and more are answered when I talk to the one and only Kozmo!

We continue our coverage of the annual gathering of the International Brotherhood of Magicians  in San Diego California.  Losander and David Sandy have sent in interviews with  Bill Spooner, Dale Salwak, Kay Blackstone, Kozmo, Chuck Jones and many others.

The Society of American Magicians annual convention for 2010 has just wrapped up in Atlanta, Georgia. I was very fortunate to have a chance to chat with several magicians in attendance including Kozmo, Levent, Merrit Abrose, Eric Jones, Michael Close, Celeste Evans, Axel Hechlau, Merrit Ambrose, Losander, Bev Bergeron, Eric Decamps, Banachek, Johnny Thompson, Debbie Leifer, Richar "The Cheat" Turner, Sandy Marshall, John Harrison, Arthur Trace, Debbie Leifer, Aldo Columbini, Bill Andrews, Bob Little, The Reed Sisters, and of course the outgoing SAM President Mike Miller and the newly inducted President Mark Weidhaas.  Atlanta was great fun for everyone and thanks to those that I managed to catch in the hallway for a chat!