Podcast appearances and mentions of mohammed taher

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In Episode #2 of the PrimeRx Pharmacy Podcast Trends, titled "Innovation at the Counter: Addressing Pharmacy Errors and Staffing Challenges in the Digital Age," host Todd Eury engages with Ketan Mehta, CEO of PrimeRx, and Mohammed Taher, President of the New York City Pharmacists Society, and owner of Amiable Pharmacy located in Brooklyn NY in a riveting discussion. This episode not only tackles the pervasive issues of medication and billing errors within pharmacies but also delves into the current staffing challenges that the industry faces. Through an exploration of how PrimeRx's advanced technology can automate critical pharmacy operations, the conversation emphasizes the software's capabilities in reducing errors, ensuring regulatory compliance, and enhancing patient care. The panelists discuss the role of digital innovation in addressing these challenges, particularly against the backdrop of recent legislative changes in California aimed at improving pharmacy practice and staff working conditions.

Welcome crime detectives from all over the world and join Gary Kings and myself onto a journey through mysteries, game development, writing, trailer making and Dopesmoker cuts. Gary Kings is a writer and designer of National Insecurities and created games such as Once Upon a Crime in the West and 2000:1 A Space Felony. Time – Topic Discussed: 0:00 - Intro 3:03 - Guest topic: The Hobbit Dopesmoker edit 13:02 - Music choices in 2000:1 A Space Felony 17:20 - Game Jams  26:43 - Calculating people being stuck in games 35:19 - Two great design choices in Gary's games 37:46 - The third (secret) ending of 2000:1 A Space Felony 42:10 - What makes a good murder mystery? 50:46 - Tropes in murder mystery 53:04 - E3 Trailers 01:02:20 - How does Gary view a trailer 01:04:34 - How Gary makes trailer 01:07:51 - The difficulties with making a trailer 01:10:15 - The process of writing 01:15:57 - Writing with a partner  01:18:19 - Scribbling the narrative structure of a game on a table 01:25:10 - Plugs and Outro 01:27:23 - Gaming's most famous trailer makers   Things mentioned on the show: 2000:1: A Space Felony by National Insecurities Once Upon a Crime in the West by National Insecurities THE HOBBIT: DOPESMOKER EDITION by Gary Kings The Raid 2 by Gareth Evans Ribvolver The Good, the Bad and the Ugly by Sergio Leone Details about the Old Gods Are Dead The Ace Attorney series Return of the Obra Dinn Sable E3 Trailer Metroid Dread Trailer Derek Lieu  El Paso, Elsewhere Trailer Skatebird   Social Media: Gary Kings Gary King's Homepage National Insecurities on itch.io National Insecurities on Twitter (@NIPresents) Gary Kings on Twitter (@GaryJKings) Gary Kings on Instagram (@garyjkings) Mohammed Taher on Twitter (@robokick)   YOU ME AND THE INDUSTRY YOU ME AND THE INDUSTRY on Twitter (@youmeindustry) Dorian on Twitter (@DorianChou) YOU ME AND THE INDUSTRY on Instagram (@youmeindustry) Dorian on Instagram (@dorian.chou)  YOU ME AND THE INDUSTRY on Facebook (youmeindustry) Intro/Outro by FreshMcZone Artwork by Thomas Martin (Instagram: @thomas.martin.martin)

Grab your coffee, put down your favorite Evanescence album and dive into the newest episode! This time I am joined by Mohammed Taher, who is the founder and creative director of Brave Wave, a music label that features some of Japan's most legendary video game music composers. We discuss the thought process behind directing an album, his high quality standards and his biggest inspirations. Time – Topic Discussed: 0:00 - Intro 1:30 - Oppression of Palestine 3:46 - The response of the industry 19:45 - The way Rami Ismail engage with the topic   22:40 - The games Mohamed currently plays 26:57 - Mohammed's Street Fighter Main 28:40 - Guest topic: Investing and the stock market 01:09:10 - The origins of Brave Wave 01:17:37 - Directing an album 01:30:27 - The Generation Series 01:40:42 - Mohammed's inspiration 01:47:43 - Favorite Evanescence tracks 01:51:05 - Drinking coffee 01:55:40 - Learning Japanese  01:59:58 - Plugs and Outro   Things mentioned on the show: Our Interview with Rami Ismail  Mass Effect by Bioware The Witness by Jonathan Blow Ultra Street Fighter IV by Capcom Generation Series: Street Fighter II Morning Brew Newsletter  How Index Funds Beat Hedge Funds over Time Limited Run Games World 1​-​2: The Complete Collection Aphex Twin The Generation Series The Criterion Collection Data Discs Art by Storm Thorgerson Evanescence V60 Filter Coffee The Retro​-​Active Experience   Social Media: Brave Wave Brave Wave Homepage Brave Wave on Bandcamp Brave Wave on Instagram (@bravewavemusic) Brave Wave on Twitter (@BraveWaveMusic) Mohammed Taher on Instagram (@robokick) Mohammed Taher on Twitter (@robokick)   YOU ME AND THE INDUSTRY YOU ME AND THE INDUSTRY on Twitter (@youmeindustry) Dorian on Twitter (@DorianChou) YOU ME AND THE INDUSTRY on Instagram (@youmeindustry) Dorian on Instagram (@dorian.chou)  YOU ME AND THE INDUSTRY on Facebook (youmeindustry) Intro/Outro by FreshMcZone Artwork by Thomas Martin (Instagram: @thomas.martin.martin)

By patron request, Jeremy Parish sends an emergency broadcast to Nadia Oxford and Mohammed Taher to discuss the Space Pirate activities taking place on Tallon IV and what ace bounty hunter Samus Aran is doing to stop them. Equip your podcast visor! Art by Greg Melo.

Mohammed Taher tells us about the journey of being an Aerospace Engineer at one of the worlds busiest airports and how he has been a part of change at Heathrow

The days of remote access segments continue as Jeremy chats with Danny Russell from Sega UK about the evolution of Sega Forever, then connects with patron Mohammed Taher about hard-rockin' Famicom anime soccer RPG (whew) Captain Tsubasa. For the full episode (and access to all our patron-exclusive content!), go to patreon.com/retronauts and subscribe to the show at the $5/mo. level. Enjoy!

Darkness. Emptiness. Silence. Only dim and distant lights, providing no heat and only scant illumination to an otherwise cold and barren expanse. Is this episode about: a) Your wallet after record release day b) Outer space c) Why not both? Welcome back, star voyager, as we bring you the warmth and music of another Video Game Grooves episode! This time we are joined by Mohammed Taher of Brave Wave Productions for an exciting episode about spaaaaace! We begin with the 2018 Data Discs release of Policenauts, one of the early oeuvres of Hideo Kojima. The fairly-uncredited music captures the buddy-cop genre with a jazz backdrop to keep you pointin' and clickin' and investigatin' space cases, and we discuss our own musical maturity.  Next, we let Mohammed off the hook as we explore the 4X musical genre in Endless Space 2, released by G4F. We learn to let music breathe a bit as the FlyByNo score walks the line between melodic and ambient, and Mo makes his love known for the Amplitude Studios series, and mmmmaybe even sneaks in an extra feature track! ;) We cover the news and new releases, which aren't too taxing this time around, but a few interesting finds will keep your turntable busy for a long time to come. Finally we discuss your community answers to the question "What bonanzas have you found 'in the wild?'" A few of you have gotten verrry lucky and we are so jealous. Mohammed teases us with an exclusive announcement or two, and we rocket off for reaches unknown (and our next episode)! Outro: "No! No! No!" - Policenauts, by Konami Kukeiha Club Twitter - @vg_grooves, @walnutsoap, @jeremy_lamont, @ajohnagnello, @robokick Brave Wave Productions website Brave Wave Productions twitter Links: Smooth McGroove - VGM Acapella Volume 1 (Yetee Records) Endless Legend – Vinyl Edition (G4F Records) Wargroove (Yetee Records) Metro Exodus (Italian Amazon) (Russian retailer) Lil Bub’s Hello Earth (LilBub.com) Image Gallery

Welcome to you, O Listener! You of discerning ear and taste, are welcome here to our niche little corner of the internet to partake in the bounty of video game music on vinyl record, which, you can see in our tagline, we ❤️ video game music on vinyl record! In what may be our most "Sh-" episode ever, we are joined by Mohammed Taher from Brave Wave Productions for our hush-hush feature picks! The first one is Shenmue, from Sega, in honor of the HD remakes of Shenmue 1 and 2 released earlier this month! We return again to the 80s, to the way we all wanted to be: destiny, drama, a quest of parental reconciliation, and forklifts. Anthony guides us like a gentle sensei through the portent-fraught stylings of the game and Paul (as the sole representative player of the game) provides sailor-free commentary. Next we continue our tradition of "Sh-" games with Shovel Knight! Mohammed brings a lot of inside information about working with Jake Kaufman, Minami Matsumae, and the involvement of Brave Wave in the development of the gam itself. We explore the textures of chiptune music and pick a couple of tracks from what was in two different "Top 3" picks of 2017! In our second segment, we cover news and releases, and discuss some of the difficulties associated with region restrictions on sales (Paul volunteers to be YOUR vinyl mule), as well as a few represses and some tips about how to protect your shipments from Amazon. Finally in our third segment we discuss game platforms that just haven't received enough love and representation from the vinyl format. Also we hear some wise observations from Mohammed about opportunity. Let us know what you think in the comments or on Twitter about any and all! Twitter - @vg_grooves, @walnutsoap, @jeremy_lamont, @ajohnagnello, @robokick, @bravewavemusic Soul Calibur Best Of (Bandai Namco, EU only) Rockman 1-3 Sound Collection (Amazon.co.jp, also at TGS 2018) Fallout 76 7" (Micromania, Le Vinyle Fallout exclusif offert!) Xenogears Vinyl Shinkaku (Amazon.co.jp) Lost in Harmony (G4F Records) Nier: Glory to Mankind (Materia Collective, Rozen Bandcamp) The Witcher 3 Complete Edition (Game Legends, sold out) Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap (Fangamer) Minit (Ghost Ramp) Old Man's Journey (iam8bit)

Mohammed Taher returns to hang out and talk retro games and video game music. We discuss going back to RPGs, tactic games, hidden video game soundtrack gems on digital services and much more!

Episode 9 of Season 2, with Mohammed Taher, of Brave Wave Productions, we discuss Karla's addiction, Claire's (as well as Mohammed's) introduction into photography, jump cuts, and the randomness of life. Also some video game music talk! Check out Mohammed's video game music label at bravewave.net and check out Mohammed's podcast, Wavelength - Brave Wave Productions! Check out this and all prior episodes at diggingpodcast.com Follow Mohammed on twitter @robokick, follow us at @diggingpodcast, shoot us an email at diggingsixfeetunder@gmail.com and join us next week, with a commentary podcast on Episode 10 of Season 2, The Secret!

Episode 8 of Season 2, with Sean Fallon, of the 'From First To Last' podcast, we discuss The Wire, Billy's dated diagnosis, each of The Fisher's flashbacks, trying to keep Rico relevant, and questioning what are we supposed to take from Brenda & Nate's relationship. Listen to Sean's podcast 'From First To Last' on iTunes and podbean! Listen to this, and all episodes at diggingpodcast.com Follow me on twitter @diggingpodcast, find me on Facebook under Digging Six Feet Under, shoot me an email at diggingsixfeetunder@gmail.com, and join me next week as we discuss S02E09 with Mohammed Taher!

The newest episode of The Modern Vinyl Podcast is our conversation with Mohammed Taher, founder and label head over at Brave Wave. They recently reissued the soundtrack to Street Fighter II on vinyl, while they're now preparing a big Ninja Gaiden reissue. We talk about the less heralded, yet more ambitious side of their label (composer originals), how one becomes a big video game music fan, along with the label's relationship with Keiji Yamagishi (Tecmo Bowl, Ninja Gaiden, Captain Tsubasa). Timeline 2:15, Beginning of conversation with Mohammed Connecting with Keiji Yamagishi/Origins of Label 11:10, The World 1-2 blog and more 14:35, “In Flux” 19:49, Dealing with game media 26:35, Appreciating game music 35:50, Stepping into vinyl, “Street Fighter II” 46:42, Organizing a huge video game soundtrack 57:05, “Ninja Gaiden” and Legal Hurdles 1:08:22, Quickfire Get advanced episodes and exclusive audio on Patreon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil Theobald and Mohammed Taher join me to discuss Mega Man 5. And Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure???

Phil Theobald and Mohammed Taher join me to discuss Mega Man 5. And Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure???

Mohammed Taher and Marco Guardia come on the show to go back to 1992 when Street Fighter II hit the arcades and later the homes and ushered in a new genre of 2D Fighters. We also talk about the remastering process behind The Street Fighter II: The Definitive Soundtrack.

Phil Theobald and Mohammed Taher come on the show to discuss an oft forgotten Mega Man game that was a turning point in the franchise’s mechanics.

This episode Kevin is joined by Mohammed Taher of Brave Wave to talk about importing music from Japan, the best soundtracks to start you collection, how to get the best deals, hidden gems, and other protips for those that want to buy some amazing video game music.

This episode Mohammed Taher and Alex Aniel from Brave Wave come on to talk about brining retro game composers to the world today. Also we have a short Resident Evil chat with cvxfreak.