Podcasts about Mocean

Hyundai setzt auf flexible Mobilitätslösungen und bietet mit Mocean ein Auto-Abo an, das eine Alternative zu Kauf und Leasing darstellt. Im Podcast habe ich mit Marcus Welz, CEO von Hyundai Connected Mobility, über die Hintergründe und Besonderheiten des Angebots gesprochen. Marcus ist seit dreieinhalb Jahren bei Hyundai und verantwortet die Sparte Hyundai Connected Mobility. Zuvor war er über 16 Jahre in der Technologiebranche tätig und bringt diese Erfahrung in die Entwicklung neuer Mobilitätskonzepte ein. Mit Mocean will Hyundai in Deutschland künftig eine unkomplizierte und flexible Lösung für individuelle Mobilität bieten. Das Prinzip ist einfach: Kunden wählen ihr Wunschauto online aus, legen Laufzeit und Kilometerleistung fest, und das Fahrzeug wird direkt vor die Haustür geliefert. Im Abo sind sämtliche Betriebskosten enthalten – von Versicherung über Wartung bis hin zur Zulassung – lediglich das Laden oder Tanken kommt noch hinzu. Diese Einfachheit soll besonders für diejenigen attraktiv sein, die sich nicht langfristig binden wollen oder die Elektromobilität erst einmal ausprobieren möchten. Hyundai ist mit seinem Auto-Abo Mocean bereits in Spanien und Großbritannien aktiv, Deutschland ist der dritte Markt. Seit dem Start Ende 2024 konnte Mocean hier bereits eine mittlere dreistellige Anzahl an Kunden gewinnen. Interessanterweise sind zwei Drittel der angebotenen Autos entweder vollelektrisch oder Plug-in-Hybride. Das ist kein strategischer Zwang, sondern eine Reaktion auf die Nachfrage, insbesondere nach Modellen wie dem Ioniq 5 und Ioniq 6. Marcus sieht im Abo-Modell eine ideale Möglichkeit, Kunden an Elektromobilität heranzuführen – ohne hohe Anschaffungskosten oder langfristige Verpflichtungen. Besonders spannend ist, dass Hyundai mit Mocean auch neue Kundengruppen erschließt. Laut ihm haben über 50 Prozent der Mocean-Nutzer zuvor noch nie ein Hyundai gefahren. Das Auto-Abo bietet also nicht nur eine Alternative zum klassischen Leasing, sondern dient auch als Türöffner für neue Kunden. Ein weiteres interessantes Detail: Die durchschnittliche Laufzeit eines Mocean-Abos liegt bei 19 Monaten, obwohl auch kürzere Zeiträume von drei bis sechs Monaten angeboten werden. Kunden können ihre Kilometerleistung flexibel anpassen, um Nachzahlungen zu vermeiden. Zudem ist ein Fahrzeugwechsel nach sechs Monaten möglich – wird aber seltener genutzt als ursprünglich erwartet. In Zukunft möchte Hyundai das Abo-Modell weiter ausbauen und zusätzlich zu Neuwagen auch junge Gebrauchtwagen ins Angebot aufnehmen. In Spanien und Großbritannien liegt der Anteil solcher Fahrzeuge bereits bei über 50 Prozent. Für Deutschland ist der Start ebenfalls geplant. Benötigt noch ein wenig Vorlauf. Langfristig sieht Hyundai im Auto-Abo eine sinnvolle Ergänzung zum bestehenden Angebot, ohne dabei in direkte Konkurrenz zu Multi-Brand-Plattformen treten zu wollen. Ein realistisches Ziel sei es, etwa 5 Prozent der Neuwagenverkäufe zusätzlich über das Abo abzuwickeln. Damit könnte sich Mocean als feste Größe im Mobilitätssektor etablieren. Nun aber genug der Vorworte – lasst uns direkt ins Gespräch mit Marcus Welz einsteigen.

  This week Energy Voice reporter Mat Perry takes us down under to his homeland to find why Scottish wave technology firm Mocean is riding high in the Australian surf and why GB Energy should be paying attention. The Micheal Behr goes to China and give insight into the debate – should we be making sure the world's largest wind turbine developer Mingyang doesn't get fed up with delay and take its plans for a factory in Scotland home, or should the European industry be very scared? Ryan Duff reports from the show floor of the Offshore Energies UK HSE conference and meets Lucy Easthope, the UK's leading expert on disasters and how to recover from them.

In this episode, we're joined by rising star trailer producer Taymar Cox from Mocean. We explore the making of iconic trailers like SPIDERMAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE, EXTRACTION 2, RENFIELD, THE GRAY MAN and so many more; mentorship in the industry; and the evolution of how agencies work on campaigns. We also get into Taymar's journey in her career so far, the challenges faced by women and underrepresented groups in the industry, and how Taymar's unique past, including some really cool internships, shapes her approach to her work.   02:11 Taymar's Industry Background 03:13 Internships at Ignition and Marvel 09:38 Choosing the Producer Path 15:13 Mentorship and Diversity in Internships 21:21 Early Career at Heartsleeve 28:23 Impact of COVID on the Industry 39:16 The Challenges of Remote Work 41:49 Generational Differences in the Workplace 44:37 The Importance of Community in the Industry 50:00 Navigating Industry Exclusion and Inclusion 51:39 Advice for Aspiring Trailer Editors 55:25 The Evolution of Industry Networking 01:02:19 The Art of Crafting Trailers 01:20:53 Working with the Russo Brothers 01:23:22 Unexpected Podcast Guest: Mom 01:26:27 Murder Mystery and Career Growth 01:30:29 Renfield and the Perfect Music Choice 01:34:05 Favorite Campaigns and Trailers 01:51:58 Final Thoughts and Acknowledgements   Be sure to check out our wonderful sponsors:  Brent Allen Hagel - www.brentallenhagel.com/   The Golden Trailer Awards - goldentrailer.com/     Please leave us a rating and review: https://apple.co/3QYy80e   You can find Corey on all the socials @coreysnathan such as www.linkedin.com/in/coreysnathan.   https://www.moceanla.com/   

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the creative industry, enhancing workflows, and empowering creative teams. In this interview, Greg Harrison, Chief Creative Officer at MOCEAN, discusses the practical applications, benefits, and implications of AI in creative services, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations and transparency. Harrison advocates for a balanced approach to AI, highlighting its potential for efficiency gains and the ongoing debate on its impact on creativity.

This sponsor episode is part of TradeWinds Content Studio's Ocean Climate Impact Series. Data has always played a key role in the shipping industry, but Miros Mocean believes that clients should not be satisfied by the current status quo of unreliable data. That quality, commercial data can help drive decarbonisation and reduce operational costs, are but a few reasons the sector should embrace accuracy. Miros Mocean's Christian Bonfils joined the podcast to discuss green financing, decarbonisation and the need for accurate data to pave a new future for the shipping industry.

It was so cool to get to hang out with Chris Daniel, the Senior Vice President of Marketing at LionsGate. Prior to LionsGate, Chris led 360 marketing campaigns on some of Netflix's biggest films such as Red Notice, Glass Onion, Dayshift, To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, Dolemite Is My Name, and Over The Moon. Previously, he edited and produced trailers, digital-social, and brand campaigns at AV Squad where he was a part of a ton of award-winning work. Chris came up through the ranks at highly creative shops Mocean, Ignition and Seismic. Over his years on the agency side, he's been recognized with Clio Entertainment and Golden Trailer Awards (and even a CUTTER AWARD - y'all remember that?) for his campaigns for Red Notice, Dayshift, Bright, The 13th, Spy, Top 5, The Drop and many more.   Be sure to check out our wonderful sponsors:  Carrma - www.carrma.com/   Brent Allen Hagel - www.brentallenhagel.com/   The Golden Trailer Awards - goldentrailer.com/   ALIBI Music - alibimusic.com/     Please leave us a rating and review: https://apple.co/3QYy80e    You can find Corey on all the socials @coreysnathan such as www.linkedin.com/in/coreysnathan. 

Trailers, Indie Film and AI... plus Special Shoots with FX, MAX and more!   This conversation, we did a deep dive with the Chief Creative Officer of Mocean, Greg Harrison. You'll hear us delight in the art of mixing the perfect Sazerac; what it's like to be onset with the likes of Ben Stiller, Larry David, John Oliver, Samantha Bee, John Travolta and how Greg got some good acting out of LeBron James; the long road to making his first indie film, Groove, and then his second film, November; moving from trailer editing into special shoots with top notch creative teams; yeah, we get into AI and where it's gonna land in terms of tools people can use for the creative process; how Mocean is paving new ground in the modern brand space; and we take a moment to wonder whether Picasso's early showings of Guernica tested well. Plus, if you stay to the end, you get to hear about a 1 star listener review... FUN!   01:32 Introducing Greg Harrison: A Creative Force in Entertainment Marketing;  02:05 The Art of Crafting the Perfect Drink;  03:14 Behind the Scenes: The God of War Campaign;  05:57 From Indie Films to Entertainment Marketing: Greg's Journey;  07:26 The Craig Murray x Michigan State Connection;  18:16 Making It in the Movies: The Journey of an Independent Filmmaker;  38:30 Returning to Entertainment Marketing with a Filmmaker's Perspective;  43:43 Advice for Aspiring Creatives: Talent, Perseverance, and Luck;  52:55 Exploring the Creative Process with Industry Giants;  01:01:53 The Impact of AI on Creativity and Industry Evolution;  01:22:04 Finding Your Creative Path and Embracing the Mess   Be sure to check out our wonderful sponsors: Defacto Sound - www.defactosound.com/ Carrma - www.carrma.com/   Please leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. It really helps. Here's the link: https://apple.co/3QYy80e. Just scroll down a bit and the option to review is tucked in the middle of the episode list.   And you can find Corey on all the socials @coreysnathan such as www.linkedin.com/in/coreysnathan.   www.moceanla.com/   www.gregharrisonfilm.com/

Mocean Melvin is an American voice actor. He's best know for voicing Jack Garland in Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin. In this episode Mocean and I discuss his career, home studios, the ever changing VO landscape, AI, Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin, narration, audiobooks, and video games. Mocean's website and socials: https://www.moceanmelvin.com/ https://twitter.com/moceanmelvin https://www.instagram.com/moceanmelvin/

The 12 Days of Christmas?  Is it the 12 days prior to the 25th or does one count from the 25th to January 6th?  The Music Authority Podcast...listen, like, comment, download, share, repeat…heard daily on Podchaser, Deezer, Amazon Music, Audible, Listen Notes, Mixcloud, Player FM, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, and Pocket Cast, and APPLE iTunes!  Please, are you listening? Please, are you sharing the podcast?  How does and can one listen in? Let me list the ways...*Podcast - https://themusicauthority.transistor.fm/   The Music Authority Podcast!  Special Recorded Network Shows, too!  Different than my daily show! *Radio Candy Radio Monday Wednesday, & Friday 7PM ET, 4PM PT*Rockin' The KOR Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7PM UK time, 2PM ET, 11AM PT  www.koradio.rocks*Pop Radio UK Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 6PM UK, 1PM ET, 10AM PT!  *The Sole Of Indie  https://soleofindie.rocks/  Monday Through Friday 6-7PM EST!December 12, 2023, Tuesday, paragraph two...Popdudes - 10 Coming Up [Number Two]Perilous - 03 Last Of The Dying Breed [YEAH!!!]Drew Eckmann - 2. Hey Maria! [Don't Forget The Roll!]The Happy Somethings - 12 No Bother [Don't Mention It]@Results Of Adults - 6. First Band On The Moon [Interstellar Peach Delight]Kevin Wayne & The Retrobilleze - Spam Get It Out Of The Can [King Of The Beach]The Clockworks - 12 - Lost In The Moment [Exit Strategy]The Va Va Voodoos - Gone Daddy Gone [After Dark]Allan Kaplon - Notes On A Napkin [Notes On A Napkin]@The Zesty Italians - 01 Mocean of the Ocean [Mocean of the Otion - EP]We Melt Chocolate - 02 Holy Ramen [Holy Gaze]Ian M Bailey - 09 - The Sweet Smell Of Roses [We Live In Strange Times]Richard Turgeon - 09 A New Shade of Blue [10 Covers - Volume II]Odd Robot - Alone Together On The Sand [Deathmates]Every Damn Day - 08 Give Myself Away [Jettison The Pod Sparky (30th Anniversary Edition)]Bill Lloyd (Musician) - 08 The After Party Party [Look Into It]The Brotherhood of Sonic Love - On The Run [Golden Spells]

In today's episode of the Edge of AI Powered by Metaverse Post, we dive into the launch of Elon Musk's generative AI chatbot Grok, SAP's new AI offerings to generate code, and UK Government's £225 million investment to create the world's most powerful AI supercomputer.

Join Josh Kriger as he explores the cutting Edge of AI at the Future Blockchain Summit! ◆ Award-winning music producer and technologist, Fernando Garibay explores the mysteries of being human through Artificial Intelligence. ◆ Meanwhile, David Orban shares his insights on decentralization, and the limitations of current AI systems, and introduces his AI-powered startup coach, Actioneer. ◆ Lastly, Janet Adams of SingularityNET, discusses the role of AI in the enterprise and highlights the upcoming advancements in hybrid AI models. We're at the crossroads of technology and culture where we give you a fascinating insider view into AI today and a glimpse of the human-machine future!

In today's episode of the Edge of AI Powered by Metaverse Post, we dive into Microsoft's $3.2 billion AI investment for Australia, Shutterstock's new AI-editing features, CentML's recent $27 million seed funding round, and more!

In episode three, we sit down with Oxana Grishna, Head of Future Retail and Transformation at Hyundai UK, to find out how Hyundai's in-house car subscription service, Mocean, is shaping its retail strategies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hablamos con Daniel Solera director de Calidad y Desarrollo de Red de Hyundai Motor España para centrarnos en que conozcáis como es la Experiencia de Cliente, su definición y cómo Hyundai la aplica en su política de trato con los clientes. Y es que en Hyundai aplican una filosofía people centric en lugar de la más socorrida denominada customer centric. La marca coreana NO coloca el foco en el cliente, Hyundai posiciona el foco en las personas. Y lo hace porque otorga la misma mportancia a los clientes que a sus trabajadores. El bienestar y la correcta formación de los empleados es básica para lograr la mejor experiencia de cliente según Hyundai. Y por eso los primeros prescriptores de la marca son sus empleados. Hyundai busca ir más allá de la clásica atención. No quiere que los empleados de los concesionarios se dediquen a recitar las características de un vehículo, quiere queestos conecten con el cliente a través de experiencias propias, que les dejen probar elvehículo, que aconsejen con vivencias personales en esos vehículos… Hablaremos también del big data porque a pesar de la importancia actual del Big Data, Hyundai también centra muchos esfuerzos en el Small Data, en el conocimiento de la persona para personalizar el mensaje y la atención.  Conoceremos con Daniel Solera también dos formas de movilidad que nos ofrece hoy en día Hyundai:ç - VIVE que se trata del primer servicio de carsharing 100% rural que Hyundai pone a disposición de todos los pueblos de España que lo deseen. Esta solución, que permite a los pueblos o municipios adquirir un vehículo eléctrico para mejorar la comunicación y el transporte de sus habitantes, es una forma de eliminar las barreras de movilidad que se producen en la España vaciada. Hyundai pone a disposición de cada pueblo que contrate este servicio de un vehículo 100% eléctrico, un punto de recarga e, incluso, varios terminales móviles para usar la app con la que reservar el vehículo. . En la actualidad, este servicio de carsharing está disponible en más de 30 municipios de 11 Comunidades Autónomas distintas y es usado por más de 2.300 clientes. - MOCEAN: Es un proyecto de experiencia de cliente digital que consiste en un servicio de movilidad basado en la suscripción, en el que la persona dispone del modelo de vehículo que se ajusta a sus necesidades por un precio fijo y con una serie de extras incluidos. El lanzamiento mundial de Mocean ha sido, por primera vez, en España, durante mayo de 2021 y, desde entonces, ha cosechado resultados muy exitosos. En la actualidad, Mocean está presente en Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante y Málaga; y se irán uniendo nuevas ciudades en los próximos meses. En la actualidad hay más de 400 suscripciones activas con una duración media de 10 meses y la flota de vehículos disponibles para este servicio consta de 466 automóviles de 34 modelos diferentes. Además, tal es el éxito que está teniendo Mocean que el 75% de los usuarios renueva su contrato. Además conoceremos también una interesante iniciativa: - COCHE BUSCA DUEÑO: Este servicio, recientemente lanzado, facilita el proceso de búsqueda y adquisición de un vehículo en stock. Según un estudio de MotorK, el 86% de los procesos de compra de un vehículo comienzan desde un dispositivo digital o un ordenador. El buscador Coche Busca Dueño ofrece una interesante respuesta para que, en apenas unos minutos, la persona interesada pueda encontrar todos los coches disponibles en stock desde la propia web de Hyundai filtrando a partir de una serie de especificaciones posibles y buscar el que mejor responda a sus necesidades. En caso de que decida adquirirlo, lo recibirá en el plazo máximo de un mes. Presenta Fernando Rivas: https://twitter.com/rivasportauto Coordina Jose Lagunar: https://twitter.com/JoseLagunar Daniel Solera: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-solera-cañaveras-80802430/ Hyundai España: www.hyundai.es Puedes seguirnos en nuestra web: https://www.podcastmotor.es Twiter: @AutoFmRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autofmradio/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC57czZy-ctfV02t_PeNXCAQ Contacto: info@autofm.es

Oxana is an engineer by education and a change maker by vocation. She has spent the past 22 years bringing positive change to automotive businesses through identifying new business and profit opportunities; creating and implementing strategies and futureproofing against risks and uncertainties. She left her home country at the age of 23 and joined Fiat Group in Italy. Since then she's lived in 3 European countries, and visited 27 countries and over 70 cities across the world.  In Fiat-Chrysler, Oxana worked on innovative projects related to the Future of Automotive retail. In Jaguar Land Rover, she led the development of the go to market strategy for the first Jaguar electric vehicle as well as the  design of the Digital Customer experience Vision and its delivery roadmap and other projects. Recently, Oxana joined one of the most innovative automotive companies, Hyundai Motor UK, where she delivers the digital transformation programmes within the dealer network and leads the innovative mobility service, Mocean car subscription. Oxana is a very busy mum, raising two tri-lingual kids, juggling a very demanding job, studying an Executive MBA at Warwick Business School and volunteering as a Trustee for the Community Transport Association in the UK. Listening to our conversation you will pick up on some of the key ingredients that enable Oxana to manage all these potentially conflicting commitments; her passion and energy, her ability to focus and plan her time and her level of comfort with asking for help from those around her when she needs to. We talk about her time growing up during the dissolution of the Soviet Union, her passion for adventure stories as a young girl and how she is navigating her own international automotive career. I loved getting to know Oxana through this conversation and I am delighted to be able to introduce her to you now. If you enjoy listening to my guests career stories, please follow CAREER-VIEW MIRROR in your podcast app.  Instagram @careerviewmirror  Email: cvm@aquilae.co.uk  Episode recorded on  27 January, 2023 

"Don't wait. Become a change maker. Now!” Oxana Grishina, in the episode, discusses the future of the automotive and mobility sector. She brings her expertise with leading automotive companies and her expertise in sustainability. She gives her views on how we can make the mobility sector sustainable and the challenges and opportunities in the transformation. Bio - Oxana Grishina is a changemaker with a strong background and extensive international experience in the automotive industry. She calls herself an “Ambassador for Sustainable Mobility, " passionate about promoting and supporting accessible, affordable, and environmentally friendly ways of moving from A to B. She is currently leading the development of innovative mobility services Mocean by Hyundai in the UK and serving as a member of the Trustee Board for the UK Community Transport Association.    

In todays episode Jaden & Ike sit down with THE Jack Landess of Mocean fame, as they talk all things Nolan. From Interstellar, Tenet, The Dark Knight trilogy they name it all. Also Jack talks through his music journey, and where he is going next with his first EP having just dropped. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/backstage-cinema/support

Have your launches or evergreen funnels been performing worse than normal lately? Have things just not worked the way they used to in your business? It's not your fault. In fact, most businesses are seeing a significant decline in revenue right now because of the recession. Listen to this podcast episode with Annie Hyman Pratt to learn how to survive the recession, 3 costly mistakes that could cost you your business, and a template for how to communicate any changes you need to make to your team in a way that builds trust and helps you retain your best team members. Order a copy of Annie's book "The People Part" at https://anniehymanpratt.com/book About Annie Hyman Pratt: Annie Hyman Pratt's mastery is developing leaders, teams and infrastructure that drives business growth—so entrepreneurs can do the strategic and creative parts while also having the time, freedom, and positive impact they desire. She founded the consulting and training company Leading Edge Teams based on her unique, decades-long experience as former CEO of The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, a successful C-level executive, and a highly sought-after business adviser. Leading Edge Teams provides entrepreneurial companies training and executive coaching in groups and one-on-one, online and in person. They have an unparalleled track record of helping businesses achieve massive, sustainable, team-driven growth. Whatever challenges you may be facing in your business, Annie has likely already seen them—and solved them. Some of Annie's current and past clients include high-level entrepreneurs and businesses like: Jeff Walker (Product Launch Formula), Fatburger, MOCEAN (a creative entertainment company that works with Disney, Sony, Warner Brothers, Netflix, Amazon, and other studios) , Dave Asprey (Bulletproof Coffee), Stu McLaren (North Results), Susan Pierce Thompson (Bright Line Eating), Ryan Levesque (ASK Method) and Reid Tracy (Hay House). Connect with Annie at: https://www.leadingedgeteams.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/anniehymanpratt/ https://www.leadingedgeteams.com/youtube Wanna learn more? Free 5 Step System to Scaling Your Business the RIGHT Way (Plus access to my PRIVATE podcast feed) --> https://howtoscaleguide.com Brighter Together Mastermind Info: https://www.wearebrightertogether.com Chat with Jamie (anything goes, but I'm especially interest in your questions or feedback about the episode!) https://www.videoask.com/fgg8ofabv

On this episode of March Forth with Mike Bauman, Mike chats with The Free Boyz! Based out of Phoenix, Arizona, The Free Boyz is a music group comprised of Kirsin (aka Young Lennon), Brix, and MrSuperNintendo. Rooted in hip hop, The Free Boyz have a diverse sound which ranges from elements of indie pop rock ("Bother Me"), to dance vibes ("Last Night"), introspective vibes ("02172020"), and summer jams ("MOCEAN"). Their latest single is "Fore I Leave," which was produced by MrSuperNintendo. In addition to their music, The Free Boyz also have a podcast entitled Free Ain't Free, where the guys discuss anything and everything and do so with a heavy dose of humor. In their return to the podcast, The Free Boyz chat with me about what they've been up to over the past year, including the positive direction of their music, social media scammers, Stranger Things theories (spoiler alert?), having self-confidence and believing in yourself, and more. This episode of March Forth with Mike Bauman also features the aforementioned "Fore I Leave" from The Free Boyz, available where you get your music! Follow The Free Boyz on Instagram @thefreeboyz, on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheFreeBoyz, and on Twitter @thefreeboyz_. Follow each of the guys on IG at the following handles: @kirsinmusic, @sir_brixalot, @mrsupernintendo. To stay up-to-date on the latest with The Free Boyz, visit https://thefreeboyz.fanlink.to/general. Follow Mike on Instagram @marchforthpod, and on Twitter @mikevbauman. To stay up-to-date on the podcast and learn more about Mike, visit https://linktr.ee/marchforthpod. Thanks for listening! If ya dug the show, like it, share it, tell a friend, subscribe, and above all, keep the faith and be kind to one another.

On this week's edition of Art 'n Soul, Mocean Dance returns to the stage with a new show to celebrate its 20th anniversary. Plus, our culture columnist Tara Lynn Taylor tells us about Kazan Co-op's Atlantic Canadian theatrical premier of Unconfined.

On this episode, co-host YeaJean talks with Bumjin Kim Kim & Youjung Park about the story of their dance film “a dream of Troffea” which was the 2020 #NBFFAttentionGrabber. They talk about collaboration, tips for dance making, and the story of the Seoul DanceFilm Festival. If English is your primary language we will see you back on September 15th! 이 에피소드는 김범진 감독님과 박유정 퍼플모션 대표님이 출연한 특별한 에피소드입니다. 두 분이 만든 댄스필름 “‘a dream of Troffea'는  2020년 제2회 노박스댄스 필름 페스티벌에서 #NBFFAttentionGrabber (관객상)을 수상하였습니다. 김범진 감독은 20년 넘게 조감독, 영화감독으로 작품활동을 하고 있습니다. 댄스 필름 작업에서는 안무를 대본으로 이해하여 촬영을 시작하고 춤의 은유를 찾는 방법으로 작품을 만드는 감독입니다. 박유정 대표는 공연과 댄스 필름 기획을 하는 퍼플모션 대표이자, 서울무용영화제 운영팀장으로 활발하게 활동하는 기획자이자 예술가입니다. Episode Show kNOwtes Podcast Home

JULY 2021 NEW CAR REGISTRATION FIGURESSMMT has released the July figures for new car registrations. In what is being reported as a combination of factors, thanks to Covid and chip shortages, the numbers are not good. They are the worst since the 1990s, in fact. To find out more, click the SMMT article here. To see Triston Young's breakdown of numbers by fuel type, click his Twitter thread link here. HYUNDAI LAUNCHES ELECTRIFIED SUBSCRIPTION SERVICEHyundai has launched Mocean, a subscription service for their electrified models. The one monthly fee will cover insurance, the VED, maintenance, repairs and roadside assistance. Prices start from £339 per month, with Greater London being the first location covered. To find out more, click here for the Autocar article. BMW TO REWARD PHEV OWNERS FOR ELECTRIC ONLY DRIVINGIf you drive one of the selected BMW plug-in hybrid models, in one of the selected areas, only in electric mode, you will earn yourself points that once they reach a certain level can be redeemed at selected charging units. To find out more, click the Autocar article here. GOOGLE MAPS TO WARN OF ULEZ ZONES When planning a route, with Google Maps, the service will now warn users if their intended route will go through a clean air zone. On the initial roll out, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Barcelona and Berlin will be covered. To find out more, click here for the BBC News article. RENAULT AND GEELY PARTNER FOR HYBRIDS IN ASIA In a shock announcement, Renault and Geely will partner up to build hybrids for the Chinese and South Korean markets. Geely will build the cars for Renault, whilst they worry about the branding and marketing. The chaps muse how this has been received in Nissan-land. To read more, click the Autocar article here. ——————————————————————————-If you like what we do, on this show, and think it is worth a £1.00, please consider supporting us via Patreon. Here is the link to that CLICK HERE TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST——————————————————————————-NEW NEW CAR NEWSMorgan Plus Four CX-T Morgan, in partnership with Rally Raid UK, have revealed an overland adventure version of the Plus Four model. This looks fantastic and Andrew has added it to the yet to be realised multicar test titled ‘Surprising Cracked Windscreen Family Hauliers' that has a number of, well, surprising cars that you wouldn't expect would make perfect family transport. To read more about the Morgan, click the Car & Classic article here. Radford 62-2The Radford 62-2 is retro coachbuild inspired by the Lotus Type 62 racer. There will be two types, the ‘Classic' and ‘Gold Leaf'. The car will have a Toyota V6, as do modern Lotus. Whilst the exterior harks back to older cars, the interior, underpinnings and technology will be modern. Just 62 examples will be built, starting later this year. To read more, click here for the Autocar article. LUNCHTIME READ: WHY YOUR VILLAGE NEEDS AN ELECTRIC CHARGING POINTGavin Braithwaite-Smith has written an excellent article proposing a way to keep life in rural villages as so many amenities close. To find out more about this very good idea, click the Motoring Research article here. MUCH LONGER THAN JUST LUNCHTIME READ - “POWER PLAY: ELON MUSK, TESLA AND THE BET OF THE CENTURY” BY TIM HIGGINSAlan is reading a book. The book is very good and a rare thing in that it seems to be an unbiased account of the start of Tesla and where the company is now. If you are interested in this, and you wish to help the podcast out, you could use this Amazon referral link by clicking here. LIST OF THE WEEK: CARS THAT GOT TOTALLY FORGOTTEN - WHICH DO YOU REMEMBER?Autocar has compiled a list of 36 cars that you may well have forgotten about, or possibly didn't even know existed in the first place. There are some that it is easy to see why they did not have a long and glorious life, but others which it is harder to understand how we have forgotten them. Do not forget to tell the chaps which is your favourite of the lot. To run through the slide show, click the link here. AND FINALLY: MISSION MOTORSPORT TAKES THE PLASAN SANDCAT FOR A DRIVEPlasan brought over one of their SandCats and whilst they were here, Mission Motorsport got the chance to try it out on the Silverstone Rally School track. The Martini-style wrapped vehicle then took the charity's beneficiaries for a blast around the rally route. This has not dampened Andrew's assertion that a SandCat would make a brilliant family hauler. To see more about this brilliant day, click the Mission Motorsport link here.

This week we get Car Dealer's Jon Reay to judge the weekly quiz and also give his judgement of the UK's charging network. Find out more about the stories mentioned by clicking below. Dealership restores MR2 belonging to valeter's late son in honour of 30 years of service July new car registrations slumped to lowest level since 1998 as shortages and ‘pingdemic' crippled growth Exclusive: Mark Lavery on why he wants to buy Cambria Automobiles, agency sales and ‘unprecedented' used car sales Hyundai launches new Mocean subscription service for electric and hybrid vehicles Used car industry at heart of multi-million-pound football argument as Scottish champions Rangers refuse to advertise Cinch Prime minister's climate spokeswoman criticises charging network and says she prefers diesel Rising sales of electric vehicles is encouraging – but ‘more needs to be done' ahead of 2030 ban --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/car-dealer-magazine/message

On this episode of March Forth with Mike Bauman, Mike chats with The Free Boyz! Based out of Phoenix, Arizona, The Free Boyz is a music group comprised of Kirsin (aka Young Lennon), Brix and Spitcasso (aka MrSuperNin10do). With roots in hip hop, The Free Boyz have a diverse sound which ranges from the indie pop rock nature of "Bother Me," to the dance vibes of "Last Night," to their latest single "MOCEAN," a summer jam with a catchy chorus featuring Devonte Black. In this episode, The Free Boyz chat with Mike about their genesis as a group, what got them into music, not allowing outside influences to put their sound in a box, persevering through difficult times, and more. Follow The Free Boyz on Instagram @thefreeboyz, on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheFreeBoyz, and on Twitter @thefreeboyz_. To listen to their latest single "MOCEAN" featuring Devonte Black, visit https://fanlink.to/MOCEAN. To listen to Spitcasso's latest single "Really," visit https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/mrsupernin10do/really. You can follow Mike on Instagram @marchforthpod, and on Twitter @mikevbauman. To stay up to date on the podcast, visit https://linktr.ee/marchforthpod. Thanks for listening! If ya dug the show, like it, share it, tell a friend, subscribe, and above all, keep the faith and be kind to one another.

This week, we discuss the proposed 7.9 billion dollars that are needed for port infrastructure improvements to accommodate the surge in offshore wind in Europe, Australia's booming wind power and renewable output, a huge Australian hydrogen and ammonia plant proposal, Mocean Blue X wave energy technology and more. Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly email update on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning tech. Learn more about Weather Guard's StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin and visit Weather Guard on the web. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Australian Power Output Surgers; Mocean Wave Energy & Port Infrastructure This episode is brought to you by weatherguard lightning tech at Weather Guard. We make lightning protection easy. If you're wind turbinesor do for maintenance or repairs, install our striketape retrofit LPS upgrade. At the same time, a strike tape installation is the quick,easy solution that provides a dramatic, long lasting boost to the factorylightning protection system. Forward thinkingwind site owners install strike tape today to increase uptime tomorrow. Learn more in the shownotes of today's podcast. Welcome back. I'm Allen Hall. I'm Dan Blewett. And this is the uptimepodcast where we talk about wind energy engineering, lightning protection and waysto keep your wind turbines running. All right, welcome backto the Uptime Podcast. I'm your co-host, DanBlewett on today's show. First, we'll talk a little bitabout port infrastructure. Over in Europe. It looks like about seven point nine billion dollars is the estimateof some upgrades that might be needed just to handle some of the increased volume of,you know, shipping from offshore wind. We'll talk about spiral welded towertechnology, which could be a major player as far as, you know, construction on sitewithout having to ship these really long towers. We'll talk about the emotion borlooX wave energy prototype, which is now off the Orkney Islandsin testing phase. And the U.S. is actually investing in thatto see if we can get some of this wave power upand running on the West Coast. And lastly, we will talk about Australiabreaking an output, a record with five thousand eighthundred ninety nine megawatts. And some of the while,the plans for this very big energy hub in the southwest side of Australiato potentially create green hydrogen and other fuels for use in heavy industries,power stations, shipping and more. So, Alan, let's start with infrastructure. Obviously, this isthis is was going to be a problem. We've talked about thisjust the need for bigger ships, for installationvehicles, for bigger ports as these things growand there's more demand for it, like this is going to stress everything. So, I mean, I assume youyou just see this as a natural progression for all these countriesjust to to make this work, right? Oh, sure. Can can you. Well, imagine thatif you have an existing port that close in the 60s or 70s,which is probably at least in the United States, waswhat a lot of ports are going to be. All the infrastructureyou have to put in to make them viable, to handle offshore wind,it can be roads, right. Heavy duty roads, a carryheavy things for trucking, all the power requirements, because you maybe putting factories near the ports. So all the on the powerdemand you're going to put there, all the other bits and bobs of buildings. You know, it's just going to be massive amounts of infrastructure,sewer, water lines, the whole thing. I always guess that when they come upwith numbers for infrastructure projects, it's roughly 50 percent ofwhat is actually needed to finish the job. So they probably need twice that thatamount to do it, because it's always so

Theater studies alum Mocean Melvin reveals the secrets to a successful voice acting career and talks about how technology has transformed the industry. We'll also hear how he took advantage of voice classes at UO, faked his way into an internship, and broke into the Hollywood scene. You might recognize Mocean's voice from the many national commercials, documentaries, and promos for TV and film. And if you're an LA local, you've probably heard him on 97.1 AMP radio. Keep in touch! Follow the team @uo_the_duck_stops_here on IG to stay up on the latest podcast and alumni news and events. Leave us a voicemail through Anchor that we can play on the air: https://anchor.fm/theduckstopshere Shoot us an email at engagement@uoregon.edu About the Podcast: The Duck Stops Here is brought to you by the Regional Engagement Team with University Development. Michelle Joyce-Fyffe, Director of Regional Engagement, is the host and executive producer. Music credits: "The Bandit" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Cmmons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ "Funkorama" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theduckstopshere/message

Mocean Dance is presenting a series of visual short stories on stage called "Petites Danses" — their first live performance in more than a year. The CBC's Erin McInnis popped by rehearsals.

Craig Murray started out writing copy for Disneyworld in the mid 70s before working for Disney's film studio as a writer in creative advertising. Then in 1986, Craig got an opportunity to work on trailers from concept to completion - thus the beginning of Craig Murray Productions, aka CMP, and later Mocean which has gone on to earn Entertainment Agency of the Year 3 times over.

Eugene Fillios is the founder and creative director of Creature Street, a trailer company that’s worked on campaigns such as Halloween, Candyman, Minions, The Hunt, The Invisible Man and many more. Something that’s also unique about Creature Street is that they’re based in Portland, Oregon.  On this pod, we discuss everything from Eugene's days as a professional musician, starting over in the trailer industry and coming up the ranks before starting his own company. We also get pretty deep into how to stay creative, how the industry's changed and where things are going.

Recovering and Rediscovering Yourself through Mindful Movement with Darcy Stubbings Nowadays, we have easier access to many vices or the so-called “metaphorical band-aids.” Alcohol, drugs, entertainment, and social media prevent us from feeling our emotions and practicing mindful movement . They give us temporary relief from our needs and pain. Whenever we feel lost, seeking these things is often one of our first solutions. However, allowing ourselves to drown in vices can have a detrimental effect on our lives, health, and relationships. In today’s episode, Darcy Stubbings joins us to discuss his triumph over addiction and finding self-love after years of struggle. He shares his journey to mental wellness and practicing mindful movement. Darcy explains why our society needs to ask more of the “whys” instead of the “whats” of addiction. He delves deeper into self-sabotaging behaviors and narrates why, for him, this year is all about rediscovering himself. If you’re afraid of confronting your problems and are using different ways to numb your emotions, this episode is for you.  Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Gain valuable insights from Darcy’s long journey toward healing after his weed and alcohol addiction. Learn more about self-sabotaging behaviors and why people fall from them. Find out how mindful movement, yoga, and meditation helped Darcy connect with himself and others. Resources The Clarity Cleanse: 12 Steps to Finding Renewed Energy, Spiritual Fulfillment, and Emotional Healing by Dr. Habib Sadegh Waking the Tiger: Healing Trauma by Peter A. Levine The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma by Bessel van der Kolk M.D. In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction by Gabor Maté, MD Visit Darcy’s website and Instagram to become a member of Wheels in MOcean and help people reclaim their life without their vice. Episode Highlights Darcy’s Mental Health Challenges Over the Years Darcy struggled with anxiety, depression, and addiction to marijuana and alcohol. For him, sobriety means a deep loving connection with ourselves and the world. Yoga and meditation taught him the importance of connecting with his innate sacredness. His mental health struggles are the biggest challenges of his life. Darcy numbed and pushed down his feelings for a long time through vices. The surge of “metaphorical band-aids” is a hurdle in our society. They give temporary relief but never solve anything. Forgiving, communicating, and loving ourselves and those around us are essential in healing. Addictions as Band-Aids Society often asks questions about the “whats” of addiction instead of the “whys.” To experience life in its fullness, you have to open yourself to its fullness. Darcy described addiction as a beautiful warm hug and a cry for help. It fills a void that people are not willing to meditate in. Challenging childhoods can lead to heavy addictions. Darcy describes that privileged people also feel the need to numb themselves. For a long time, Darcy defined himself through his athletic abilities. He called this “band-aid” when he was young. However, injuries took them away from him. He was suddenly left to unearth deep-seated insecurities in his life. Addiction is challenging. It makes people think that they have solved the problem, which is never the case. On Self-Sabotaging Behaviors Look at the concept of mindful witness, which can help you avoid falling into destructive behavior. He feels grateful for those who showered him with help and unconditional love when he was struggling. Meditation creates an impartial, forgiving, and compassionate perspective on our behaviors. Darcy lists critical questions that society has to ask about addiction, trauma, and pain. Discover remarkable psychological techniques and meditations to help you avoid falling into self-sabotaging behaviors. Listen to the full episode to learn more! Mindful Movement Practicing mindful movement allows Darcy to connect with his body and enable him to make wise decisions. Don’t focus on how you look. It’s more important to know how you feel when you move. Feeling our bodies is a vital step to healing. Learning Koshas through yoga helped Darcy realize we are all connected, which is contrary to Western teachings. Everything within and around us is one. Overcoming Trauma and Darcy’s Focus for This Year Darcy used to speak to himself negatively. This brought him pain for a long time. Tune in and hear his recommendations on books about trauma and overcoming it. We can impose our insecurities on the next generation. To avoid this, we should compassionately embark on our conscious journey. Trauma is more than an event. It is also the effect on our nervous system and behavioral patterns. It’s vital to give unconditional love and compassion to anyone who is struggling. We should avoid judging and casting them to the edge of society. This year, Darcy will focus on rediscovering himself. He aims to explore and compassionately inquire into why he felt the need to numb. 5 Powerful Quotes from This Episode [13:31] “The challenge with addiction is that it initially feels like you have solved the problem. And as I'm sure you know, that's not the case.” [22:55] “The difference between running away from something that was numbing and creating these shackles in your life compared to being super stoked about stepping into a new life without those things. I feel it's that ability to develop that compassionate inquiry within.” [30:40] “And I really enjoyed learning about the Koshas through yoga because it just made sense to me that we aren't separated like we're taught in our Western biomedical model. Everything within me and everything around me is one.” [33:20] “We impose our own insecurities and our own deficiencies on the next generation unless we compassionately and lovingly embark on our own conscious journey.” [35:19] “It must start with the simplicity of unconditional love for anyone who is going through a tough time. Not judging, not like casting them to the edge of society, or putting them in jails--- which is quite often the end result of someone who's going through heavy addiction. It's extending a loving hand and just saying as a society: how can we include all people in this prosperity, not just the ones that have the easiest path?” About Darcy Darcy Stubbings is a physiotherapist and a meditation coach. After a long battle with weed and alcohol addiction, Darcy is now committed to sobriety and lending his voice, which he gained from mindful movement and meditation, to help people overcome their vices. If you want to learn more about Darcy’s work and join Wheels in MOcean, you may visit his website and Instagram for more information. Enjoy The Podcast? If you felt radically loved from listening to this podcast, subscribe and share it with the people you love! Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. Help us reach more people and make them feel loved. Do you want to help people overcome their mental health struggles and vices through mindful movement? A simple way is to share what you've learned today on social media. Don't forget to follow and message us on these platforms! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosieacosta Twitter: https://twitter.com/rosieacosta Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/radicallylovedrosie TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@itsrosieacosta To feeling radically loved, Rosie

“I think one of the things about the creative professions in general is built into them inherently is problem solving. If you want to become, say a biologist, really what you're doing as a biologist is you're discovering things that already exist. As a creative you're inventing things that don't exist.” Creative director and entrepreneur Jonathan Deiss has had a very unique career. After being accepted to Ivy League schools to study architecture, eventually graduating with a Master’s Degree from UCLA, Jonathan headed down the path to deign buildings. However, it was what become known as Web 1.0/2.0 that attracted him more, to work in burgeoning world of websites and digital design. Jonathan realized, “Education isn't just about what you're learning. It's also about learning to learn.” Over the years Jonathan rose up the ranks of advertising agencies like Tribal DDB, Dailey & Associates, Trailer Park, TBWA Chiat Day, The Ant Farm, mOcean, Real Pie, Mojo, Publicis, Leo Burnett and Sapient. He has overseen accounts for Activision, Clearwire, Wells Fargo, Epson, ESPN, Warner Brothers, Disney, Kia, Mutual of Omaha, Disney, Paramount, Fox, and Sony to name a few. He’s done a lot of TV, film and video game marketing as well as traditional marketing. He then went “client side” and helmed creative for Beachbody globally and was responsible for all creative department business including, not only all design direction, but also department budgeting and administration, talent acquisition and retention, and product development. When talking about all of the projects he has worked on and projects he has overseen, Jonathan points out, “You have to learn the discipline of learning in order to succeed in life. One of the ways that I've succeeded is by having a hunger for figuring things out. And the only way you get hungry about figuring things out is if you train yourself over the course of your life from childhood, to have an interest in discovery to have curiosity, to be interested in new things, new ideas, new information.” That curiosity led to Jonathan creating two new ventures, two projects that could not be more different from each other. TheThrillStudio.com is the home 3D printed orcs, dragons and wizards. Micowilderness.com is the home to spiders that are as large as your hand. When we talked it was hard not to chuckle at the idea of spiders but Jonathan said something very wise, “Whether or not you're going to be a great professional in whatever industry you choose is going to be more based on your work ethic, your, your intelligence, your ability to problem solve and your attitude.” And he is right. So, enjoy this episode of Creative Mind. To contact Jonathan Deiss head over to his website - http://jonathandeiss.com For the latest in 3D printed collectibles – http://thethrillstudio.com For all the creepy crawlies – https://www.microwilderness.com

Hello and welcome to pretty good business. Today's guest wants to transform the world of fitness, one pair of leggings at the time. We are chatting to Alex Platt, founder of Mocean FITNESS about the importance of protecting the oceans and why waste doesn't necessarily have to stay waste. Thank you so much for listening and thanks to Alex for his time. You can still help Alex reach his goal, just go on Kickstarter and search for Mocean Fitness - from ocean pollution to performance wear and choose your reward. If you like this podcast please follow us and rate us, we really appreciate it! Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, and also have a read of our website: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prettyslow.life/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/prettyslowlife Twitter: https://twitter.com/PrettySlowLife Website: https://prettyslow.life/

Allan Gungormez, SVP, strategy, mOcean joins to discuss why the Los Angeles-based creative agency (and three-time Promax Agency of the Year) decided it was necessary to expand its offerings into social and digital strategy.

We had bank vaults full of #NewMusic in our playlist! An eclectic mix of original, intelligent, melodic, grown-up songs - #electronic, #rnb, #jazz, #blues and #acoustic. And mostly from artists who you have not heard of - yet! Our Luvva Cover feature, this week, is a new cover of a beautiful love song by Magnetic Fields. The song is called 'the Book Of Love' and the lyrics are memorable. The lead singer of LA band Oddnesse is Rebeca Arango and she interprets the words with great understanding and sensitivity. Give it a listen! New Music That You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else! www.theafter8show.com Playlist: 7 Senses – Mocean, Kirsa Moonlight SoulBQue – G. Love & Special Sauce, Roosevelt Collier Are We Having Any Fun Yet? - Larkins Looking For A Hug - unperfect Scarlett Red – Houston X Repeat – SAM DOTIA I’ll Be The Death Of You – I Break Horses Traces – Marble Sounds Bed Of Nails – Johanna Warren Ada Road – Mavica The Book Of Love – The Magnetic Fields The Book Of Love – Oddnesse (Luvva Cover feature) Moodhover – The Zeropoint Projects Bittersweet Escape – Africa Express, BCUC, Nonku Phiri, Mr Jukes Afraid – OXALIS Worm’s Playground – Anna Wise I Grow Tired But Dare Not Fall Asleep – Ghostpoet Lowlife – Joseph Efi Sucker – Madeline Kenney Milk Breath – Orlando Weeks In The Still of the Night – Handsome Ghost Oh Why? – Honey Guide DETACH – Willaris. K

Promax's first-ever State of Our Marketplace event, held in late January at mOcean's offices in Los Angeles, brought together a panel of top TV marketers to offer insights into how creative agencies can thrive in the new world of television. Lee Hunt, industry expert and partner in new venture CMO Marketplace, is joined here by Mike Benson, president and CMO, CBS Corp.; Scott Edwards, EVP, head of creative advertising, Fox Entertainment; Stephen Melnick, head of marketing, Disney TV Studios; Tricia Melton, SVP, marketing, creative and brand, Freeform; and John Rood, SVP, marketing, Disney Channels Worldwide.Listen in and then stay tuned as Promax builds more events like this and brings them to you in the coming months and at June Conference in Los Angeles.

Brands today are becoming increasingly more entertaining in the way they advertise their products and that's no coincidence, according to Michael McIntyre who is my guest this week.  Michael is the Founder and President of MOCEAN, a full-service marketing agency that has created countless award-winning campaigns for global entertainment brands. During our time together, we discuss why the convergence between traditional advertising and the world of entertainment is happening and why it's a great thing for everyone involved, the importance culture plays in attracting the right kinds of employees, and so much more in this fun filled episode!  To learn more about Michael and MOCEAN, here are some links to check out...https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelmcintyre1/http://moceanla.com/Examples of Work:Frozen 2 Trailer:  http://moceanla.com/work/av/frozen-2Bloodshot Trailer: http://moceanla.com/work/av/bloodshotThe King's Man: http://moceanla.com/work/av/the-king-s-man

Toddrick Spalding co-founded c90 Music Supervision after fifteen years in music creative at entertainment marketing agencies Mob Scene, Trailer Park, mOcean and Cimarron. He's done award winning work for clients as diverse as Warner Bros, Netflix, Disney, Nike, the NBA, Levi’s, Microsoft, and has music supervised a handful of indie films and documentaries and has produced original music, covers and remixes for artists like The Who, T. Rex, Amon Tobin, Sharon Van Etten, Mimicking Birds and Conrad Keely.

  Michael McIntyre co-founded MOCEAN in 2000. Under his leadership, MOCEAN evolved from a boutique design shop in Venice, Ca to a full-service marketing agency, creating award-winning campaigns for global entertainment brands. He takes pride in shaping the company's twofold working environment: a breeding ground for innovative ideas and a thriving space for employees to create. MOCEAN was named 2019 PROMAX North American Agency of the Year and 2018 CLIO Entertainment Agency of the Year.

This week our guest is Judyth Brown, executive director for MOCEAN center for Independent living.  MOCEAN Center helps people in Monmouth and Ocean counties with disabilities live a normal and productive life.  They are a non-residential consumer controlled community based non-profit organization. MOCEAN provides information, instruction, and support to the disabled (temporary or permanent) as well as their family and friends. They are also active in helping with youth transition, helping high school students find housing and job opportunities.

  Around Ocean County is back with guest Judyth Brown, executive director for MOCEAN center for Independent living.  The city of Long Branch, which is also home to their Monmouth County location, has been very instrumental in providing social activities such as yoga on the beach. There is a newly built ramp along with a large wooden platform to provide easy access to yoga and other activities. Games and social gatherings such as concerts on the beach are also available for the disabled. For more information, you can visit MOCEAN.cil.org, or access their 24 hour help line at 1-833-MOCEANS 

David Kerman graduated from UCSB with a fine arts major and attended Art Center College of Design part time while working in the industry. In 1997, he began his career as a print designer at the Buz Design Group and gained a solid foundation for typography, layout and corporate design. His passion for design evolved beyond the world of print, and learned animation techniques using After Effects and basic 3d. David landed an internship at Blind where he was quickly elevated into a full time, lead designer and animator for four years. In 2003, he served a one year art director position at Fuel where he directed a team of designers and animators at the west coast office. Clients included Mazda, FX Network, Mattel, and Showtime. In 2014, he was a freelance art director at Picture Mill where he led a team to win multiple high profile pitches for film and television contracts. Picture Mill successfully won projects that included Freaks of Nature, Straight Out Of Compton, Mutant Ninja Turtles, Empire and Evinrude Outboard Motors. Currently, David is a freelance art director in California and continues to work with such companies as King and Country, Mocean, Imaginary Forces, Aspect, Royale, Plucky, Big Block, The Famous Group, Ant Farm, Ringer, and BRKLY. In his spare time, he continues to work on his short films, draws comics, surfs, hikes, and builds a ton of legos with his two sons.

Megan Walsh's passions in life revolve around living ROOTS WISE! Living roots wise is about living life as a doer as well as giver AND it's about living passionately, consciously, healthfully & full of spirit...so you can continue to do all the things in life that make you feel alive and inspire others to do the same! She is a certified nutrition consultant, nutrition educator, movement instructor, clinical herbalist, RN, mountain bike guide, athlete, nomad, part-time van liver/tiny home dweller, goofball, and partner in crime and loves working with people in all of these capacities to get them as healthy and happy, in body, mind and spirit, as they can be! Together with and her partner, Skye, have spent a decade committed to inspiring those around them to live their best life in this roller coaster we call life....And believes that through mindset, movement, rocking nutrition, community, a splash of travel and a dash of crazy...you can make that happen. Megan believes in the power of Tribe, Trees, Travel and the Tried and True! On the podcast Megan and I talk about how we met at the first ever Spartan Race, her journey in life, balancing a healthy relationship, mindfulness, compassion, mountain biking, traveling, and creating and sometimes closing businesses. She is unafraid to lead a life completely her own and talks about it on this week's podcast. Find Megan: Website: http://moceanmtb.com/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/rootswise/ https://www.instagram.com/mocean3six5/ https://www.instagram.com/moceanmtb/     Show Sponsored by:  Four Sigmatic - http://www.foursigmatic.com Use code: DIYS to save 10% on your order   Keto Kookie - http://ketokookie.com Use Code: DIYS to save 10% on your order   Mistobox Coffee Club - http://mbox.coffee/Y9FA Use Code: DIYS to save $10 on your subscription   Full Shownotes:  http://www.dirtinyourskirt.com Join the Facebook Group:  http://www.dirtinyourskirt.com/tribe Support the Show: http://www.dirtinyourskirt.com/support   

Mocean Melvin and Minnie Goode from The Mo Show Podcast joined me this week to talk about their amazing show, the all star roster of voice over talent that contribute to each episode, their background and what it it's like to make one of the most underrated shows in all of iTunes! I'm a huge fan of The Mo Show and I really hope each and every one of you take a minute to check out the links below to support these awesome folks! Links The Mo Show Podcast (Website) (Twitter) (Instagram) Mocean Melvin (Twitter) (Website) Minnie Goode (Twitter) (Website) Unsingle The Series (Twitter) (Website)    

Mocean Melvin is one of the creators for The MoShow Podcast. The MoShow is an off-the-cuff comedy podcast that will either seriously offend you or have you rolling on the floor laughing. The MoShow only publishes one or two shows a month due to the high-quality content that gets produced. Mocean talks on why he and Dominic Zunino created the show, the great minds involved in writing the podcast, and he also talks on the growth of women in the voice over industry and 60s/70s audio comedy troops. Show Highlights 08:00 – Where’s Mocean from? 13:50 – How did The MoShow Podcast get started? 21:35 – Creating a quality podcast is hard. 30:00 – The MoShow is a place where the creators can go out of their very PC world and be hilariously vulgar. 31:30 – Who are the core people involved in MoShow? 35:00 – What makes a great voice actor? 37:00 – Mocean talks about the movie In a World. 39:30 – What’s it like for women in the voice over industry currently? 44:00 – Mocean talks about Episode 113 – Stinky Dinky. 47:40 – Why does Mocean want to use the season format for his podcast? 49:50 – The podcast has a high level of professionalism. 52:30 – There were a lot of audio-only comedy troops in the 60s and 70s. 56:25 – Mocean’s dad was the one who introduced him to these fantastic comedy shows. 01:04 – No matter how great your voice is, you have to train it. 01:09 – Where does Mocean’s name come from? 01:13 – Create what you want to create first. Don’t create for others. 01:14 – Most misunderstood thing about Mocean?   FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/60    ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome Michael Beinhorn to the Compared To What POdcast family. For those of you who don’t know who Michael is, here’s a brief rundown. A young boy in Queens sells ice cream from a cart, saves his money, buys a micro-moog. He then meets Bill Laswell and helps make one of the most important sampling/synth/drum […]

  Part 2 of the Tommy LiPuma and Matt Pierson Conversation. The fellas get started RIGHT where they left off. More stories from an incredible life in music. Tommy Lipuma!  

  Episode 27 had Matt Pierson joining the CTWP family when he sat down with Charlie and told some incredible stories. Now we get the absolute joy of having a former guest sit down with a new member of the CTWP crew. Matt sat down with music business legend Tommy Lipuma. Tommy has produced so […]

Question: Who has worked with Miles Davis,Roger Troutman,Marcus Miller,Meshell NdegeocelloJesse J,Kelly Clarkson and written 12 tone music/dodecaphonic jams with disco breakdowns? Answer: The one and only David Gamson! (If you answered correctly please proceed to the bonus round!) David Gamson is a song writer/Producer who first  came to fame as a major part of 80’s […]

Johnny Vidacovich is a legend in New Orleans. Name any artist down there and he’s probably worked with them. He’s an Educator , a Poet , a philosopher and probably the only drummer we can think of that breathes like a horn player when playing through the melody. This year during some time down in […]

This episode marks the very first time we’ve opened up the show to a guest host. Please welcome Bassist,Producer and good friend Greg Bryant to the CTWP family. Very happy to have him sit down with Charles “Wigg” Walker…….take it away Greg! Charles Walker is a soul singer and native of Nashville, Tennessee. He came […]