Podcasts about Otso

Ile kosztowały wysokobudżetowe teledyski dwie dekady temu? Demówka którego bardzo znanego dziś rapera nie została przesłuchana przez jednego z menadżerów z powodu braku czasu? Jak radzić sobie z nadmiarem bodźców? O okładce "Trans Misji" z historią okradzenia i okupu w tle oraz "Re Trans Misji" i Otso, który postawił Reni Jusis przed faktem dokonanym, w najnowszym odcinku podcastu "Ukryte Pragnienia". Włącz to!

La Otso Ultra Trail Serra de Montsant – Costa Daurada, que tendrá lugar los días 12 y 13 de octubre, es una cita que no se pueden perder los amantes del trail running. La carrera se desarrolla en el espectacular Parc Natural de la Serra de Montsant, un entorno icónico en la provincia de Tarragona. Con su belleza paisajística y terrenos variados, esta zona se convierte en el escenario perfecto para una competición que promete no solo desafiar físicamente a los corredores, sino también ofrecerles una conexión única con la naturaleza.

Esko pohtii kilpikonnan hankkimista, joka jäisi perinnöksi jälkikasvullekin. Suvilla kuohuu edelleen sisällä, kun kaksi pysäköinninvalvojaa ovat ottaneet hänet isoon syyniin. Kesäpuhelimen mysteeri ratkesi, kun puhelimeen vastasi yllättäen Otso. Puhelimen ei kuitenkaan pitänyt alun perin päätyä hänelle, joka aiheutti mutkia matkaan. Mikä on tämä hetken trendaava kävelytyyli ja mitä on tapahtunut lennolla h*lvetistä? Kuuntele tästä!

Finland, a land of breathtaking landscapes and rich history, is home to a captivating array of mythical creatures and tales.From the depths of the sea to the heart of the forest, these legends have been woven into the fabric of Finnish culture for centuries. The malevolent Iku-Turso, known as the "ox of death" and "father of diseases," lurks in the ocean's depths, while the mischievous Menninkäinen, reminiscent of hobbits and gnomes, dance in the woods and delight in riddles and shiny treasures. In the vast forests, one may encounter the shape-shifting Peikko, giant trolls feared as bogeymen who kidnap and torture children.The enchanting Keiju, delicate fairy-like beings, grace the skies and woodlands in three distinct forms: Luonnotar, Ilmatar, and Metsänneito. The enigmatic Hiisi, towering humanoid creatures, dwell in the mountains and forests, marking sacred sites and challenging those who dare to enter their domain.These powerful spirits can be both malevolent and beneficial, causing harm or offering aid when summoned by skilled shamans. The Näkki, a seaweed-clad immortal water demon, haunts the depths of ponds and rivers, luring unsuspecting children to their watery graves. Only through the utterance of magical incantations can one hope to escape its grasp.Lastly, the majestic Otso, the king of the forest and bear spirit, is revered as a friend, brother, or even a transformed human, symbolizing the deep connection between the Finnish people and the natural world.These mythical beings, each with their unique characteristics and stories, continue to capture the imagination and inspire awe in those who explore the fascinating realm of Finnish mythology.Patreon: Support Believing the Bizarre and get tons of extra content by joining our Patreon.For updates, news, and extra content, follow Believing the Bizarre on social media:InstagramFacebookTwitterDiscordWant to discuss the episode on the day it drops with Tyler and Charlie? Follow on Twitch and check out the extended Twitch streams every Tuesday.Shop Merch: You can rep Believing the Bizarre and buy some unique merch#paranormalpodcast #finlandmyths #finlandfolklore #finlandcreatures #finnishfolklore 

Alain Fontecha cumple uno de sus sueños. con la participación de Javier Gómez Noya en el triatlón “Vi Half Gasteiz” que se celebra este sábado 1 de junio

Hablamos con Alain Fontecha y Eneko Alonso organizadores del OTSO vi half gasteiz que este año cumple su tercera edición y se consolida como una de las pruebas de media distancia del calendario nacional. Intentaremos descubrir cómo nació este evento cuáles han sido los escollos a salvar durante el proceso y qué nos espera el próximo 1 de junio de 2024 en las tercera edición del evento. Si te animas a seguirnos en REDES SOCIALES: TELEGRAM 👉 https://t.me/triatlonenvena Instagram 👉 https://www.instagram.com/triatletasenred 👈 Facebook 👉 https://www.facebook.com/triatletas.enred👈 Twitter 👉 https://twitter.com/triatletasenred 👈 Página web : triatletasenred.sport.es

Abel Carretero - "El Trail ha evolucionado, pero no es oro todo lo que reluce" En el episodio número 33 de TRAILTALKINGReview hablamos con Abel Carretero sobre sus principales objetivos del año, centrando esta primera parte de la temporada en la Transgrancanaria con más nivel de la historia. También nos cuenta como fue su salida precipitada de Inov-8 y su reciente fichaje por Otso.

Hirvittääkö ajatus siitä, että Google Adsin kampanjat rallattavat budjettia puhki? Tarkista ainakin nämä.

This week is Bear themed. The witches are doing a deity double trouble with Otso and Artio. Shannon covers Bear's Breeches and Nick gets into some general bear magic discussion. To keep up with the witches, follow them on Instagram @wandsandfrondspod. They're always happy to hear from you (and take topic requests). You can also email them at wandsandfrondspod@gmail.com. If you've wanted to see the video podcast recordings, you're in luck! Since the Patreon is on hiatus, check out the youtube channel!

Produkował dla Okiego, Pezeta czy Otsochodzi, a teraz rozmawia z ENZU i Phamem. Sem0r opowiedział o początkach swojej przygody z produkcją, kiedy robił beaty na... Sony Ericsonie. Chłopcy podyskutowali też o najdziwniejszych DAW'ach, wymienianiu kick'ów i snare'ów, francuskich producentach i znaczeniu numeru "Audio, Video, Disco" od Justice w karierze Sem0ra. Jaki beat sprzedał pierwszy raz w życiu, jak wyglądała współpraca z Otso czy Pezetem i jak tworzy się sample? W końcu: co z tym lo-fi?! Włącz to i przekonaj się na własne uszy.

Justin welcomes Josh Feinberg, the CEO and Co-Founder of Otso. Josh discusses Otso's underwriting and risk management process. Otso uses technology and multi-year bonds to assess the risk of potential tenants for industrial property and helps building owners make informed decisions. Tenants contribute to the process by providing their banking and payment history, which is used to forecast trends and rate risk.   Highlights Josh Feinberg's background in commercial real estate – 2:00 Creating Otso to help landlords efficiently assess the credit worthiness of tenants – 4:20 Automated engine to track tenants' credit and financial trends – 7:15 Report of tenant's credit risk – 11:00 Using AI to help normalize information – 14:30 Recommendation of lease security and bond option –17:47 Otso multi-year bond - 19:26 Underwriting Report fee and 24-hour turnaround – 29:43 Two fundamental challenges in commercial real estate – 32:20 A great time to operationalize your assets – 36:14   Episode Resources Connect with Josh Feinberg https://otso.io/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/feinbergjosh/ Connect with Justin Smith https://smithcre.com/ https://www.lee-associates.com/ jbsmith@leeirvine.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinbsmith

In this week's episode, the Cups dive into another character deep dive. This week, we're looking at the iconic templar, Juhani Otso Berg. A really interesting and talented character, we look at his background, his motivations for joining the templars, and of course, his actions in the games and other media. Check out our NEW WEBSITE! cupspodcasting.com We've launched a Patreon! Join us as a subscriber, and at certain tiers, you can even join us ON THE SHOW! https://www.patreon.com/aclorecast If you enjoyed our podcast, give us a rating and review on Apple and/or Spotify! We'll even read your review out on the show! Join our The Cups Podcasts discord server where we dive deeep into Dragon Age discussions. https://discord.gg/fxR2WVDNhP Come hang out on the Robots Radio discord server to join the fun! https://discord.gg/AW5Wc4kgZb You can also find us on Twitter at @assassinscreedlorecast, and you can dm us or email us at assassinscreedlorecast@gmail.com. Sources: Assassin's Creed Wiki: Juhani Osto Berg  Comics and Books: AC: Initiates  AC: Brahman  AC: Heresy  AC: Templars  AC: Reflections  AC: Uprising  AC: Brotherhood of Venice  Games: Revelations  Rogue  Unity  Syndicate  Origins  Odyssey   Music by Pipeman Studios Website designed by H-I-T Media Solutions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Family Mart Podcast the boys go geocaching throughout the city, start our own A24 production studio, explore our roots in the Philippines, get side arrested, and get matching tattoos. FMP Merch: familymartpod.com Support this show and get bonus content at: https://patreon.com/familymartpod Contact Email: familymartpod@gmail.com Jay's Links: https://julietofficial.com https://instagram.com/jaycmanipon https://twitter.com/jaycmanipon Chris' Links: https://youtube.com/ChrisPunsalanTV https://twitch.tv/chrispunsalan https://instagram.com/chrispunsalan https://twitter.com/chrispunsalan Merz's Links: 〽️Follow Merz: https://instagram.com/worldsinfamous https://instagram.com/spaceheadcompany https://twitter.com/_m3rz https://www.tiktok.com/@_m3rz --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/familymartpod/support

This episode kicks off with the crew discussing the wild animals in their yards. Matt is in the middle of a big home improvement project, and he went to a trials moto group ride over the weekend. Andrea talks about fatbike racing and her current Otso setup, and Kenny discusses how one would go about e-bike racing the Leadville Trail 100 mountain bike race. New Shit: TruTune fork tuning device Listener Questions: What do you think about the Lal Bikes drivetrain? A real world comparison of the Specialized Status and Stumpjumper Revive the 1-10 scale of Matt tiredness Can you mix 12 speed drivetrain brands? This guy on the internet did it.

¿Necesitas mas descripción? En este episodio hablamos sobre las estadísticas y la relación de los millennials con respecto al sex0. Además, en el tren del mame, hablamos sobre la relación entre la ciencia y la divulgación, protestas, mentalidad progresista, y renunciar a tu trabajo en poco tiempo

Witajcie, w tym tygodniu omówimy oczywiście najnowsze premiery płytowe, zajmiemy się aferą Boxdela i Palca... i rzucimy na nią nowe światło. Dodatkowo trochę o Mr. Polska i Tonym Hawku :D Zapraszamy!

Kirjailija, ohjaaja ja teatterinjohtaja Otso Kautto huomasi nuorena, että hän on joukkuepelaaja: maajoukkuetason uimarin suoritukset olivat parempia viestijoukkueessa kuin yksilöuinnissa. Myös teatterissa hän työskentelee parhaiten muiden kanssa.

W czasie kiedy na rapowym podwórku się nic nie dzieje Quebo gra mecz charytatywny, darmowe koncerty i wypuszcza nowy produkt na rynek... i to wszystko w jednym tygodniu. Tym razem bez premier płytowych ale z fajnymi singlami od Zeamsone i Otso! Sprawdzajcie!

Marissa Limsiaco, Co-Founder of Otso, joins Matt to discuss the future of the commercial landlord and tenant relationship. As both a combat veteran and founder she has led successful teams all over the world. After trading in her “M16 for a Laptop” she has iterated, launched and led several companies in the technology space since 2011. Marissa shares her thoughts of modernizing of CRE processes. They also explore how have landlords been approaching Fintech and insurance adoption after two years of COVID uncertainty.

The noontime variety show is a staple of Philippine mass culture. A celebration of the kitsch and the banal, it is often a formulaic whirl of trite skits and musical entertainment marked by toilet humour and even lewd asides with anti-intellectual bent. To be fair, it has at times been a platform from which unexpected singing superstars have emerged. But how have decades of this Eat Bulaga sort of lunchtime diet impacted Filipinos as thinkers and, more importantly, voters? TV gave America Trump; it gave Ukraine Zelensky. What about the Philippines? Flipping with us are veteran award-winning journalist Ces Drilon and one-third of the famed OPM (Original Pilipino Music) pioneer APO Hiking Society, Jim Paredes, who once upon a time hosted a noontime variety show. Mula Aparri hangang Jolo, is it just “that's entertainment”?

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Host Dan Spiegel, VP and Managing Director of Coldwell Banker Commercial, will be joined by Donna Salvatore, Founder & CEO, Megalytics; Marissa Limsiaco, Co-Founder and President, Otso; and Poonam Sharma, Founding Partner, Arden Digital Ventures as they discuss the impact of financial technology on commercial real estate.

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On this episode, we were joined by Marissa Limsiaco, who for over the past 20 years has broken barriers as part of a small percentage of women who graduated from West Point, led soldiers in combat, and today leads a company revolutionizing the commercial real estate industry. She is the President and Co-Founder of Otso.io which offers insurance protection for deal costs and risks in commercial real estate leases with comprehensive coverage for build-out costs, commissions, and more. She talked to us about her incredible career, her belief in lifting others up in the commercial real estate industry, and how she leads with gumption and grit.

Con la baliza que le están metiendo a los Otso en las mañoseras de palacio, la gente cree que podría boicotear uno de los comercios mejor consolidados en el pais

Jakso on poikkeuksellisen henkilökohtainen ja istun poikkeuksellisesti haastateltavan tuoliin. Oli erikoista! Oon ollut suurimman osan elämästäni uskovainen. Oon hihhuloinut rajusti sekä helluntaiseurakunnassa, luterilaisessa seurakunnassa että vapaaseurakunnassa. Tässä jaksossa kerron oman tarinani ja avaan ajatteluani kristillisestä uskosta ja uskovaisista yhteisöistä. Miksi en usko Jumalaan tai mitä ajattelen Jeesuksesta? Mikä muutti ajatteluani? Miksi ihmiset ylipäätään uskovat tai eivät usko? Mitä ajattelen uskovaisista? Mitä uskovaisuus ja seurakunnat ovat antaneet mulle? Onko uskolla ja uskonnolla eroa? Maailmankuvan muuttuminen on monesti raskas prosessi, mutta aika usein myös parasta ikinä. Avaan sitä, mitä mun mielessä tapahtui kun maailmankuva muuttui. Jutellaan myös psykologian ja uskon välisestä suhteesta. Kustuin mun ystävän Otso Laxeniuksen haastattelijaksi. Sai Instagramissa pitkän liudan uskovaisuuteen liityviä kysymyksiä, joita tässä jaksossa käydään Otson johdolla läpi. Tää oli myös vuoden vika jakso. Kiitos kun oot kuunnellut

In this episode, Brian gushes Otso because that Ti Warakin is coming together so well thanks to how pro Joey is with bikes. He didn't even need to read the manual! Joey recaps the huge success that was the GRAND re-opening of the new Patuxent Adventure Center shop in Solomons, MD. And Jess brings it home by just being herself. Listen in on this episode to also hear the introduction to the GTD 2022 6-Event Challenge, AKA Hoof Covid in the Front Butt Comeback Tour 2022. Register and ride (or volunteer at one of the 6) to earn a spot in the GTD Online Trophy Case AND win SWAG and stuff. 2022, let's do this thing! Come along and spend an next hour with us talking about gravel bikes, adventure biking, bikepacking, bike camping, 2022 challenges or just playing bikes. And special thanks to Cutaway USA for sponsoring this episode! Cutaway USA offers premium cycling apparel born in the blue ridge mountains. Cutaway is an industry leader using innovative fabrics combined with clean, bold design. Make sure to visit their website to see all the jerseys, bibs, neck gaiters, and cycling apparel and gear. Check out their website at http://cutawayusa.com When you reach checkout use the code GRAVEL15 to take 15% off your entire order. That offer is a special discount just for our listeners!

Last time we spoke about Juhani Otso Berg, he was a member of the Inner Sanctum of the Templar Order. His story doesn't end there though. He accomplished much more in his life and today we are going to discuss the years following his interaction with Simon Hathaway In this episode, you'll find out The real world meaning of Otso Berg's name Why he took the title of Black Cross What caused him to hunt the Instruments of the First Will Berg's role in the death of Juno What happened when Berg confronted Layla Hassan My thoughts on Berg's role in the series as a whole Want to be part of the brotherhood? There are several ways you can support this podcast: Checking out my Linktree Show your support! Buy me a coffee to help fund future episodes. Follow on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and iHeart Radio. Leave a review on Apple Podcast Check out my TikTok: @visionsofthepastpodcast Follow me on Twitter: @visions_ac Find me on Instagram: @visions_ac Music by: Joseph McDade

Enjoy this early release and travel safely during this holiday week! Happy Thanksgiving! Come along and spend the next hour with us talking about gravel bikes, adventure biking, bikepacking, bike camping, random ramblings or just playing bikes. This episode is sponsored by Cutaway USA - premium cycling apparel born in the blue ridge mountains. Inspired by nature and the surrounding mountains Cutaway combines innovative fabrics with clean but bold industry leading design. Cutaway's Holiday sale is live now with 20% off site wide + free shipping on all orders. Extra 5% off on top of the 20% off site wide to our listeners with code GRAVEL. Visit http://cutawayusa.com Brian rambles about Zwift, cameras, and Otso colorways. Don't forget to comment, message, or send smoke signals about which direction he should go - Blue, Black, Orange, or Green - but you have to promise to look at the bike first at https://otsocycles.com/collections/warakin-ti-bikes Check out the Dirty Kitten Winter Training Series at https://www.facebook.com/dirtykittengravel/

Within the modern day segments of the Assassin's Creed video games, we don't get a lot of time with the Templars. But one member of the Order that stands out is Juhani Otso Berg, making him an important character in the series. Once you see there's more to his side of the story and how it's presented in the Assassin's Creed comics, his story comes to life. In this episode, you'll find out When Otso Berg was born How many times he was in an animus How he joined the Templars The mission that caused his facial scarring His thoughts on what the Assassins really want How he came to run Sigma Team Want to be part of the brotherhood? There are several ways you can support this podcast: Show your support! Buy me a coffee to help fund future episodes. Follow on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and iHeart Radio. Leave a review on Apple Podcast Check out my TikTok: @visionsofthepastpodcast Follow me on Twitter: @visions_ac Find me on Instagram: @visions_ac Music by: Joseph McDade

Podcast-studiossa vieraana Nordean IT-kehityksen parissa työskentelevä Otso Z. Laxenius! Otso jakaa kokemuksiaan pankkimaailman digitalisaatiosta ja kertoo hetkistä oman urapolkunsa varrelta. Miten digitalisaatio näkyy käytännössä ja miksi suomalaiset ovat edelläkävijöitä verkkopankkiasioissa? Entä miten digitalisaatiosta käy ilmi, että Suomi on järjen ja käytännön maa?

Marissa Limsiaco, President and Co-Founder of Otso, shares an innovative approach to lease securitization that's attractive to both tenants and landlords. 

Marissa Limsiaco didn't realize it at the time, but she started honing her business development skills recruiting young women to the West Point women's tennis team.Join the Rainmakers   Network on LinkedInGuest - Marissa LimsiacoHost - Carl GrantProducer - Seth Grant

Heute gibt es ein spannendes Interview zum Thema ,Berufung' und wie Du Deinen Traumjob findest. Hierzu habe ich den wunderbaren David Blum eingeladen und er teilt ganz viele tolle Hacks und Übungen, die Dir helfen mehr Klarheit im Lebensbereich ,Berufung' findest. In dieser Folge erfährst Du: - wie Du zum Experten Deines Lebens wirst - warum die Frage nach der Berufung eine Reise ist - wie Du einen beruflichen Neustart schaffst - wie Du mit Sorgen bezüglich ,Sicherheit' umgehen kannst Mein heutiger Gast ist der Coach und Speaker David Blum. 2014 saß er in seinem ersten richtigen Job als Vertriebler im Großraumbüro in Barcelona und fragte: Soll das jetzt hier alles sein? Ist das jetzt das „Erwachsenen-Leben“? Was ihm fehlte war Klarheit, Freiheit, Erfüllung. Wie ein wilder Ferrari ist er durchs Leben gehechelt um sich abzulenken von seiner inneren Leere bis er im Krankenhaus gelandet ist. Ein Gespräch mit Otso (einem verrückten Finne und Unternehmer) hat dann sein Leben für immer verändert. Kündigung, Umzug, Start in die Selbständigkeit als Coach und Speaker. Seit 5 Jahren hilft er High Performern aus der Karriere-Tretmühle auszubrechen und ihren großen Träumen zu folgen. Er arbeitet 3 Monate von Florida und Spanien. Seine größte Erkenntnis: Der Job soll meinem Lifestyle dienen. Und nicht anders herum. Seine Hobbies sind Singen und Loco-Running um aus der Comfort-Zone zu kommen. Wenn Dir diese Folge gefallen hat, dann freue ich mich, wenn Du sie teilst, den Podcast abonnierst und eine Rezension auf iTunes hinterlässt. Damit hilfst Du mir, dass noch mehr Menschen auf ihrem Weg der Transformation und persönlichen Weiterentwicklung unterstützt werden. Von Herzen DANKE! Und jetzt: viel Spaß beim Zuhören... __________ Hier findest Du mehr über David: - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidblumcoaching/ - Homepage: https://www.blumcoaching.com __________ Hier findest Du mehr über mich: - Homepage: https://annalenavolk.com/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annalena_volk/ - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/annalenavolk - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/volkannalena Hast Du eine Frage? Dann schreibe mir eine Mail an: hallo@dein-heile-welt-podcast.de __________ Auf Deine Heile Welt! Deine Annalena :-)

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Uudiskohteissa viehättävät helppous ja uudet pinnat, mutta miksi ne joskus tuntuvat sieluttomilta? Miten vanhojen asuntojen tilaratkaisut palvelevat nykypäivän tarpeita? Entä miten asuinalueet saavat identiteettinsä? Tässä Bo Living -podcastin jaksossa Saija Palinin ja Ronny Roslöfin vieraana ovat somevaikuttaja Kerttu Pylvänäinen ja päätoimittaja Kari-Otso Nevaluoma. Peeta puolestaan ottaa selvää, mistä uudiskohteen hinta muodostuu.

Miten matkustaminen muuttaa ihmistä ja mitä asioita reissaamisessa kannattaa huomioida? Minkälainen on stereotyyppinen suomalainen? Juodaanko suomessa liikaa alkoholia ja mitä ajatuksia suomalainen alkoholikulttuuri ylipäätään herättää? Aiheesta keskustelevat Ylitöis ja Ylitöis Podcast -kanavilta tutut Otso Mieskonen ja Oskari Tempakka sekä Rami Kurimo. Jakso on nauhoitettu 10.10.2020. https://www.instagram.com/puheenaihefi/

It's no hidden truth that the lifestyle of an entrepreneur is in most ways a gamble. You're risking finances, personal relationships, and often your own mental well-being. Yet it's this BIG bet that so many smart, driven people are willing to make -- and it's a gamble that today's guest was willing to make more than once.“There was doubt of being like, can I handle two products? And if I look back at my life, that was probably one of the best decisions… Listen to the market. What is the market telling you? Because I assure you, whatever you assume is not going to be right in some way, shape, or form.”That's Marissa Limsiaco, first the President and Co-Founder of Tenavox, and second the President and Co-Founder of Otso. She's a West Point graduate and an Army veteran. And now, as an entrepreneur, Marissa has spent years in the weeds of product development, finding market fit, growing sales, and planning for expansion. She's no novice to business and no stranger to hard work. But she will be the first to tell you that there's absolutely no fighting the market. No amount of work will turn passion into dollars if the business model isn't there. But on the flip side, when the market is telling you there is a need, your potential success can be limitless.--Learn more about The Journey at mission.org/thejourney.The Journey is sponsored by our friends at Salesforce Essentials. We use Salesforce Essentials every day and it's part of our own business journey. Essentials combines sales and service tools in a single app to help small businesses win customers and keep them happy. See how Salesforce Essentials can help you be your best business at salesforce.com/thejourney.

Otso, Oskari ja Jalmari syventyy monenlaiseen aiheeseen tässä monipuolisessa keskustelussa. Jalmafi: https://www.youtube.com/user/JalmariKarvinen Menesty YouTubessa: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChhgh654ovAO_sltvQRuVmA? (tulossa pian) Tuotteet: https://ylitois.fi/ ★Tilaa kanava: http://bit.ly/ylitoistilaa SPOTIFY: http://bit.ly/ylitois APPLE PODCAST: http://bit.ly/ylitoisapple GOOGLE PODCAST: http://bit.ly/googlepodi ★ Seuraa meitä IG:s http://bit.ly/ylitoispodcastig ► Tilaa Ylitöis http://bit.ly/tilaa_ylitöis Meiän omat somet : VV: http://bit.ly/vvkonttinen Oskari: http://bit.ly/oskaritempakka Otso: http://bit.ly/otsomieskonen

Miten taipuu musikaaliksi 400 vuotta vanha näytelmä? Käymme katsomassa Tampereen Työväen Teatterin Hamlet-rockmusikaalin ja kysymme ohjaaja Otso Kautolta, miksi klassikkoteksti haluttiin sovittaa juuri musikaalimuotoon. Lisäksi teatterinjohtajanakin toimiva Otso kertoo meille, miten hän innostui musikaaleista ja miltä TTT:n musikaalitulevaisuus näyttää! Juontajina Laura Haajanen ja Siiri Liitiä. Haastattelussa Otso Kautto. Spiikki: Niina Markkanen. Välikemusiikki: Tässä jaksossa lainataan Kevin MacLeodin (https://incompetech.com) kappaletta Ready Aim Fire. https://filmmusic.io Licence: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

En este episodio hablamos de las cosas que aún no venden los minisupers Matrimonios, divorcios, juguetes sexuales y bolillos calientitos. Siganos en Redes Sociales Facebook: Duraznos y Berenjenas (live domingos 18:30) Arantxa Hernandez: @sexytrompoalpastor Oscar Palacios: @elconejomagico Gorditos en Fuga: @gorditosenfugacomedy

En este episodio hablamos de las cosas que aún no venden los minisupers Matrimonios, divorcios, juguetes sexuales y bolillos calientitos. Siganos en Redes Sociales Facebook: Duraznos y Berenjenas (live domingos 18:30) Arantxa Hernandez: @sexytrompoalpastor Oscar Palacios: @elconejomagico Gorditos en Fuga: @gorditosenfugacomedy

Gasellit on suomalainen Hip-Hop ryhmä. 3/4 gasellia tuli kylään ja pistettiin haisemaan! Mene luukuttamaan Gasellien uutta biisiä! https://open.spotify.com/track/5tY2k2BhO8vyAMkzXm6yNc?si=RfL0xhgOST2GZMeNVieTkg @Gasellit Tuotteet: https://ylitois.fi/ ★ Meiän omat somet : VV: http://bit.ly/vvkonttinen Oskari: http://bit.ly/oskaritempakka Otso: http://bit.ly/otsomieskonen

Today we welcome Marissa Limsiaco (USMA ’05) back to the podcast.  We first talked in 2018 and she joins us now to share how her entrepreneurial journey has developed.  Marissa is the President and Co-founder of Otso, an online platform that guarantees financial security to landlords while eliminating the need for cash from tenants in commercial leases.  Otso is an offshoot of Marissa’s other commercial real estate endeavor, Tenavox, and the two companies share the same mission – to make commercial real estate leasing easy and to be a source of truth for the industry. In this episode, we discuss: The biggest lesson Marissa learned after launching her first business that helped her develop Otso How Marissa and her partner pivoted and launched a new business at the start of the COVID pandemic How Otso creates a win/win for landlords and tenants Connect with Marissa: Marissa Limsiaco Otso If you found this episode valuable, please share it with a friend or colleague. If you are a Service Academy graduate and want to take your business to the next level, you can join our supportive community and get started today. Subscribe and help out the show: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Also available on Google Play, Spotify & Stitcher Leave us a 5-star review! Special thanks to Marissa for joining me this week.  Until next time! -Scott Mackes, USNA ’01

Blokess, eli Jussi Pulkkinen ja Matti Roth, tuottavat YouTubeen laadukasta huumorisisältöä. Blokess: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7LrnPrWi22kDDpEKQmH2Hg Tuotteet: https://ylitois.fi/ Meiän omat somet : VV: http://bit.ly/vvkonttinen Oskari: http://bit.ly/oskaritempakka Otso: http://bit.ly/otsomieskonen

Ylitöis Podcast on täällä taas, ja koko syksy mennään!! Syksyn mittaan lauteille on tulossa eeppisiä vieraita, mutta ensimmäinen jakso pienen breikin jälkeen mentiin kolmikon voimin. Oskarin ja Otson elokuu meni yhdessä sumussa Suomen ensimmäisen YouTube-Gaalan, Creator Awards Finlandin, järkkäämisen parissa. Kuudes Kerros YouTube-kanava ja nimi on haudattu ja jatkossa äijien seikkailut taltioidaan entistä aidommin ja iskevämmin "Ylitöis" ja "VV Konttinen" -kanaville. Rakastamanne podi jatkaa entisellään mutta sai lisänimen, vastedes podcast-listoilla koreilee "Ylitöis Podcast". Ainiin ja Otso juoksi Maratonin.

Terminamos el mes de julio abriendo novedades. Escucharemos lo último de Philippe Petit, seguiremos recorriendo el recopilatorio “Shameless” que ayuda a la ONG “Sea-Watch” a salvar vidas. Conoceremos un nuevo sello de Málaga/Londres: Canigou Records escuchando a uno de sus artistas de catálogo: Melquiades. Nos adentraremos en el potente trabajo de Distant Animals. Refrescaremos nuestro espacio con el “Exotica Album” de Øyvind Torvund. Desde Helsinki abriremos un agujero espacio-tiemo con el finlandés Otso, para dar paso a la improvisación, la acústica y la electrónica del francés Vèhicule y seguiremos con Vialan, Mueran Humanos, Andreas Spechtl y Dj Haram Escuchar audio

Cullen and Jake drink Sisu Brewery's "Otso's IPL" and watch UFC Fight Night: Kattar vs Ige --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crushingcans/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crushingcans/support

Yrittäjän elämä ei aina ole niin hohtoisaa miltä se saattaa ulospäin näyttää. Palkkatyö vs. yrittäjyys? VV avautuu turhautumisestaan, Oskari osti ensiasunnon ja Otso esittelee varpaitaan. Tänään Ylitöis on varsinainen ylityömeininki! Hyppää messiin.

Mikä sinua motivoi heräämään aamusin? Onko se työ? Kaverit? Urheilu? Ylitöissä jutellaan tänään motivaatiosta, tavoitteista ja niiden tuomista hyvän olon tunteista. Otso kertoo myös tarkemmin hänen "terminaattori viikosta" jossa hän heräsi joka aamu klo 05:30 ja teki töitä kello 22:00 asti.

Tällä viikolla vieraaksemme saapuu valtuuston puheenjohtaja Otso Kivekäs. Kuinka sujuu etäkokousten vetäminen? Keksimme myös investointilattian!

https://soundcloud.com/jaksofi/seikkailun-jokamiesluokka-04-i-maailmanennatys-leijasurffaten-tukholmasta-hankoon?in=jaksofi/sets/seikkailun-jokamiesluokka Neljännessä jaksossa päästään Juuson ja Otson mukaan Leijasurffauksen maailmanennätysmatkalle Tukholman saaristosta Hankoon. Surffaajat tykittivät Ruotsista Suomeen yli 13 tuntia avomerellä kovassa tuulessa ja aallokossa. 316 kilsaa myöhemmin perillä Hangossa kolmikon jalat hädin tuskin kantoivat, mutta fiilis oli huikea. Seikkailut instassa: https://www.instagram.com/seikkailunjokamiesluokka/ Juuso: https://www.instagram.com/tilaeus/ Otso: https://www.instagram.com/otsoahvonen/ Pekka: https://www.instagram.com/pequ_/

Oskari, Otso ja VV ovat reissanneet ympäri maailmaa eläen niin hostelleissa, kuin viiden tähden all inclusive -hotelleissa. Jaksossa keskustellaan ikävistä, opettavaisista ja rohkaisevista tapahtumista reissujen varsilta. Kuule, kuinka Oskarilta varastettiin kello ja rahat!

(00:34) Bienvenidos al NortCast, el podcast que apoya la tecnología en pro de la justicia deportiva. (06:05) Fofo vs El Planeta vía el Otso. Alex the French Guy My Dream Grocery Bag (26:40) ¡Nintendo Switch perdió el Switch! Pero vale la pena… (32:10) ReReReboot de Power Rangers pierde a su Cast ahora que son famosos y populares. (36:05) Warner anunció un Reboot de Los Picapiedras… ¿se podrá actualizar? (40:35) ¡Gizmo esta de regreso! En forma de animación. (43:25) Neil Gaiman no se limita y ahora trabaja con Netflix para la adaptación de Sandman. (48:30) HBO Max es la nueva propuesta en servicios de streaming con un catálogo impresionante incluyendo a Friends. (60:52) De la mente maestra de Doctor Who y Sherlock llegará a Netflix la mini-serie de Drácula. (63:45) NortCinemaCast presenta Chicuarotes. (69:00) NortCinemaCast presenta The Hustle. (73:46) Despedida. Síguenos:TwitterFacebookSuscríbete:Apple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsSpotifyRSSContacto

Ensimmäisessä jaksossa 'Missä mennään planeetta?' keskustelevat Helsingin yliopiston professori Atte Korhola, joka on tutkinut erityisesti ilmastonmuutosta ja ilmaston vaihteluja sekä Otso Sillanaukee, Nollahukka-bloggaaja ja kirjailija, joka on muuttanut omaa kuluttamistaan niin radikaalisti, että edellisvuoden roskat mahtuivat kokonaisuudessaan pieneen lasipurkkiin. Studio Planet on kestävämmän yhteiskunnan podcast, jossa keskustellaan siitä, miten käyttää maapallon resursseja vastuullisesti arkemme aineksina. Viisiosaista sarjaa juontaa Riku Rantala ja sen on tuottanut Metso. Podcast-jaksot ovat kuunneltavissa Spotifyssa, SoundCloudissa ja iTunesissa sekä Metson verkkosivujen kautta osoitteessa www.metso.com/studioplanet. Jaksot julkaistaan kesätorstaisin 6.6., 13.6., 20.6., 27.6. ja 4.7. Jaksoon liittyvää keskustelua voit seurata tai jatkaa sosiaalisessa mediassa aihetunnisteella #StudioPlanet

Este fin de semana se realiza una de las pruebas más duras y bonitas del año. Y para celebrarlo este jueves estamos en Ciudadela de Menorca con algunos de los valientes corredores y con el equipo que hemos formado de SER Aventureros

Opposition candidates have a lot going against them in this campaign. Compared to PDP-Laban and Hugpong ng Pagbabago, they have no big machineries and have so much fewer local support. President Rodrigo Duterte has also taken a liking to hitting each of them in his campaign speeches.

Our heroes roleplaying adventure continues as they haggle with the gangster Otso for some transport. It get's weird because this place is weird, and then Meecho and Glume get good and sauced.

In part 2 of Campaign Convos' second episode, we talk about the most charismatic and controversial Otso Diretso and Hugpong ng Pagbabago candidates.

In this 2nd episode, Otso Diretso campaign reporter Mara Cepeda and Hugpong ng Pagbabago campaign reporter Pia Ranada dissect the campaign elements of the two senatorial slates.

Behind the Screen Series: The Lightbenders, Part 1 In this special sub-series of Third World Cinema Club, we take a look at the people involved in film production, whose work audiences see and feel on screen, but might not know about. For this episode (and in celebration of International Women’s Month), we talk to two cinematographers: the people responsible for capturing the images we see on screen. Sleepless (2015) Tey Clamor is responsible for some of the most beautiful films in contemporary Philippine cinema. She has collaborated with directors like Prime Cruz, creating the lush cityscapes seen in films like Sleepless (2015) and Ang Manananggal sa Unit 23B (2016). She has also done work in TV in series like Angelito: Ang Batang Ama. For her work, she has received several nominations from award-giving bodies such as FAMAS, the FAP awards, and the Star Awards for Movies. She garnered Best Cinematography for Ned’s Project (2016) at the Cinefilipino Film Festival. Mga Anak ng Kamote (2018) Cesca Lee made her debut as cinematographer in Elwood Perez’s Otso (2013), but she already has an impressive body of work. She has collaborated frequently with director Joselito Altarejos, creating the surgically precise frames of films like T.P.O. (which garnered her a nomination for Best Cinematography) and Tale of the Lost Boys. She is also cinematographer in Carlo Enciso Catu’s mindbending Mga Anak ng Kamote (2018), creating that film’s peculiar visual style, and the visual dread in films like Kenneth Dagatan’s Ma (2018) and Derrick Cabrido’s Purgatoryo (2016). Tey and Cesca talk to us about the collaborative process involved in creating images that move us, their most well-known work, the challenges facing women in the industry, and helping break the glass ceiling with their own hands. notes: This episode was recorded in Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf in Tomas Morato, QC. *On the Basis of Sex. Acronyms/Film production terms guide: AC: Assistant Cameraperson DIT: Digital Imaging Technician – responsible for image quality control, troubleshooting, on-set color correction, and managing the workflow of a production LD: Lighting Director DP/DoP: Director (of) Photography Gaffer: the chief electrician in a motion-picture or television production unit. Key Grip: the person in a film crew who is in charge of the camera equipment. OTS: Over-the-Shoulder shot. Refers to a shot of someone or something taken from the perspective or camera angle from the shoulder of another person. 50mm, 85mm, 35mm: types of lenses. The numbers represent focal lengths. F55 – a Sony PMW-F55 video camera. About Behind the Screen: This is the first part of a multi-part series about people involved in film production. Subsequent episodes aim to include cinematographers, colorists, production designers, composers, etc into the ever-widening discourse on film.

Behind the Screen Series: The Lightbenders, Part 1 In this special sub-series of Third World Cinema Club, we take a look at the people involved in film production, whose work audiences see and feel on screen, but might not know about. For this episode (and in celebration of International Women’s Month), we talk to two cinematographers: the people responsible for capturing the images we see on screen. Sleepless (2015) Tey Clamor is responsible for some of the most beautiful films in contemporary Philippine cinema. She has collaborated with directors like Prime Cruz, creating the lush cityscapes seen in films like Sleepless (2015) and Ang Manananggal sa Unit 23B (2016). She has also done work in TV in series like Angelito: Ang Batang Ama. For her work, she has received several nominations from award-giving bodies such as FAMAS, the FAP awards, and the Star Awards for Movies. She garnered Best Cinematography for Ned’s Project (2016) at the Cinefilipino Film Festival. Mga Anak ng Kamote (2018) Cesca Lee made her debut as cinematographer in Elwood Perez’s Otso (2013), but she already has an impressive body of work. She has collaborated frequently with director Joselito Altarejos, creating the surgically precise frames of films like T.P.O. (which garnered her a nomination for Best Cinematography) and Tale of the Lost Boys. She is also cinematographer in Carlo Enciso Catu’s mindbending Mga Anak ng Kamote (2018), creating that film’s peculiar visual style, and the visual dread in films like Kenneth Dagatan’s Ma (2018) and Derrick Cabrido’s Purgatoryo (2016). Tey and Cesca talk to us about the collaborative process involved in creating images that move us, their most well-known work, the challenges facing women in the industry, and helping break the glass ceiling with their own hands. notes: This episode was recorded in Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf in Tomas Morato, QC. *On the Basis of Sex. Acronyms/Film production terms guide: AC: Assistant Cameraperson DIT: Digital Imaging Technician – responsible for image quality control, troubleshooting, on-set color correction, and managing the workflow of a production LD: Lighting Director DP/DoP: Director (of) Photography Gaffer: the chief electrician in a motion-picture or television production unit. Key Grip: the person in a film crew who is in charge of the camera equipment. OTS: Over-the-Shoulder shot. Refers to a shot of someone or something taken from the perspective or camera angle from the shoulder of another person. 50mm, 85mm, 35mm: types of lenses. The numbers represent focal lengths. F55 – a Sony PMW-F55 video camera. About Behind the Screen: This is the first part of a multi-part series about people involved in film production. Subsequent episodes aim to include cinematographers, colorists, production designers, composers, etc into the ever-widening discourse on film.

February 7, 2019 Midwest Dirt Show Page ABOUT THE EPISODE Brendan Moore of Wolf Tooth Components and Otso Cycles joins Ben at the Wolf Tooth & Otso Cycles Headquarters in Minnesota to catch up on what’s new and chat about the business and cycling world. --------- THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT OF THIS EPISODE Wolf Tooth Components – https://www.wolftoothcomponents.com/ Otso Cycles – https://otsocycles.com Borah Epic – https://www.borahepic.com/ --------- Music by Addison Chase Check out his band Dressed For The Occasion: www.dftomusic.com On Instagram @dftomusic Do you have an idea for New England Dirt? If so, let us know at nedirt@mountainbikeradio.com.     RELATED SHOW LINKS Listen to the 2013 interview with Brendan Moore – http://traffic.libsyn.com/mountainbikeradio/Brendan_Moore_-_Wolf_Tooth_Cycling_12-18-13.mp3 Listen to the interview with Brendan discussing Otso Cycles – http://traffic.libsyn.com/mountainbikeradio/EC_10-16-16.mp3 Listen to the interview where Brendan discusses elliptical chainrings – http://traffic.libsyn.com/mountainbikeradio/EC_7-22-16.mp3 MOUNTAIN BIKE RADIO LINKS You can support this content by becoming a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mtnbikeradio Support Mountain Bike Radio by shopping through our Amazon Affiliate Link: http://amzn.to/1SC3svC Go to the Mountain Bike Radio Store: https://shopmbr.com/Become a Mountain Bike Radio Member: http://mountainbikeradio.bigcartel.com/category/mbr-memberships Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MountainBikeRadio Mountain Bike Radio on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MtnBikeRadioMountain Bike Radio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mtnbikeradio/Mountain Bike Radio on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYE6EAkjP_dmm94_HbKya0Q

January 25, 2019 The Just Riding Along Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE This show starts with a lot of bad rap references, Matt gives a big apology, and the crew runs through a few listener questions and nugget inspired submissions. --------------- SHOW DONATIONS -Tom Miller from Minnesota sends over $100 – Will Nickell from Utah sends over $10 If you would like to support the show, CLICK HERE.  We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us at jra@mountainbikeradio.com. ------------- LISTENER QUESTIONS -Caleb M – knows about the pedal pins -Brad L – needs some help buying the right bike -Mike S – he has had some great customer service to report -Gino T – The nuggest are on the highway, but don’t eat them Patrick W – How Igus bushing check turned into JRA talk If you would like to ask a question, please send an email title JRA Question to jra@mountainbikeradio.com.  ------------ RELATED SHOW LINKS SUPPORT MOUNTAIN BIKE RADIO FOR $1 PER MONTH Buy the JRA Intro Music Right HereShop via our Amazon Affiliate LinkGo to the Mountain Bike Radio Store Absolute Bikes Job Listing – https://www.bicycleretailer.com/classifieds/positions-available/2019/01/absolute-bikes-salida-colorado-seeking-spring-summer SRAM Technical University – https://www.facebook.com/sramtechnicaluniversity/ Five Ten Stealth – https://www.adidasoutdoor.com/fiveten-brand?gclid=Cj0KCQiA-JXiBRCpARIsAGqF8wWH3jC8aSuCBAdIXYuZx8oiZUfxl05AnVHyhxRYygXL4iwqdkH_668aArksEALw_wcB Deity TMAC Pedals – https://www.deitycomponents.com/tmac-signature-pedals.html DZR Shoes – https://dzrshoes.com/ Norco Sight A2 – https://www.norco.com/bikes/mountain/all-mountain/sight-aluminum/sight-a2/ Transition Sentinel – https://www.transitionbikes.com/Bikes_2019_SentinelAlloyNX.cfm Giro DND Glove – https://www.giro.com/us_en/dnd.html Gore C7 Pants – https://www.gorewear.com/us/en-us/gore-c7-gore-windstopper-insulated-pants-100357.html Bontrager OMW Pants – https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/bike-clothing/cycling-tights-pants/bontrager-omw-softshell-pant/p/13457/ Enve Wheels – https://www.enve.com/en/ Quarq – https://www.quarq.com/ Otso – https://otsocycles.com/ Ergon – http://ergon-bike.com/en/index.html Become a Mountain Bike Radio member – http://mountainbikeradio.bigcartel.com/category/mbr-memberships Just Riding Along on Twitter – https://twitter.com/TheJRAShow Brickhouse Racing Website – https://www.facebook.com/BrickhouseRacing Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page – https://www.facebook.com/BrickhouseRacing Brickhouse Racing Instagram – https://instagram.com/brickhouseracing/ Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page – https://www.facebook.com/MountainBikeRadio Andrea’s Twitter – https://twitter.com/BrickhouseMTB Matt’s Twitter – https://twitter.com/Beanpolematt Kenny’s Twitter – https://twitter.com/NoFullFaceKenny

January 3, 2019 The Just Riding Along Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE Tune in to hear how Matt has made terrible dinner choices, Kenny has been riding the trainer, and Andrea has been . . . very Andrea. ------------ SHOW DONATIONS -None this week If you would like to support the show, CLICK HERE.  We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us at jra@mountainbikeradio.com. ------------ LISTENER QUESTIONS -Zach A is interested in the Marzochi Bomber fork reboot. If you would like to ask a question, please send an email title JRA Question to jra@mountainbikeradio.com.  ------------  RELATED SHOW LINKS SUPPORT MOUNTAIN BIKE RADIO FOR $1 PER MONTH Buy the JRA Intro Music Right HereShop via our Amazon Affiliate LinkGo to the Mountain Bike Radio Store Wahoo Kickr Core – https://www.wahoofitness.com/devices/bike-trainers/kickr-core-indoor-smart-trainer?rmsrc=1&rmatt=tsid:1027813|cid:1484799295|agid:61613958889|tid:kwd-470545091243|crid:293363725851|nw:g|rnd:4294965241487229961|dvc:c|adp:1t1|mt:e|loc:9029121&gclid=CjwKCAiAo8jgBRAVEiwAJUXKqOl9G9iEkv7vabfmC_uojElwe0O_F7lEjnbw5rlWQ2hnTLzRUQLNeBoCggMQAvD_BwEWa Marzocchi Bomber Z1 reboot – https://www.marzocchi.com/forks/bomber-z1.aspx?idC=62412 Otso – https://otsocycles.com/ Ergon – http://ergon-bike.com/en/index.html Egg Nog – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eggnog Become a Mountain Bike Radio member – http://mountainbikeradio.bigcartel.com/category/mbr-memberships Just Riding Along on Twitter – https://twitter.com/TheJRAShow Brickhouse Racing Website – https://www.facebook.com/BrickhouseRacing Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page – https://www.facebook.com/BrickhouseRacing Brickhouse Racing Instagram – https://instagram.com/brickhouseracing/ Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page – https://www.facebook.com/MountainBikeRadio Andrea’s Twitter – https://twitter.com/BrickhouseMTB Matt’s Twitter – https://twitter.com/Beanpolematt Kenny’s Twitter – https://twitter.com/NoFullFaceKenny

December 26, 2018 The Just Riding Along Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE The episode opens on a dark note: this episode was recorded on December 2nd, the day that Paul Sherwen died of a heart attack. Paul Sherwen was a long time on air personality for the Tour de France, and while we all liked to poke fun at him, the man taught us all a lot about castles, group riding, racing dynamics, and much more. I hope this show brings you half the joy that his coverage of the Tour brought  me – Matt. SHOW DONATIONS -None this week If you would like to support the show, CLICK HERE.  We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us at jra@mountainbikeradio.com. LISTENER QUESTIONS -Josh W wants to know about his fork. -Russel C has some questions about rainy trails. -Chris F is hitting pedals on his 5010. -Michael W is boost-curious. -Zo P needs wheels to go bikepacking. If you would like to ask a question, please send an email title JRA Question to jra@mountainbikeradio.com.  RELATED SHOW LINKS SUPPORT MOUNTAIN BIKE RADIO FOR $1 PER MONTH Buy the JRA Intro Music Right HereShop via our Amazon Affiliate LinkGo to the Mountain Bike Radio Store Paul Sherwen Obituary –   https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/dec/10/paul-sherwen-obituary LW Coaching – https://lwcoaching.com/ Otso – https://otsocycles.com/ Specialized Fatboy –   https://www.specialized.com/us/en/shop/bikes/mountain-bikes/fat-bikes/fatboy/c/fatbikefatboy Thunder Burt 2.1 – https://www.schwalbetires.com/bike_tires/off-road_tires/thunder_burt Santa Cruz 5010 – https://www.santacruzbicycles.com/en-US/5010 Fox 34 – https://www.ridefox.com/family.php?m=bike&family=34s Fox Fork Finder – https://www.ridefox.com/fox17/help.php?m=bike Specialized Epic Evo – https://www.specialized.com/us/en/epic-expert-evo/p/155040 Velocity Blunt SS – http://www.velocityusa.com/product/rims/blunt-ss-622 DT Swiss XR391 – https://www.dtswiss.com/en/products/rims/mtb/cross-country/xr-391/ American Trail Race – http://www.bikepacking.com/event/american-trail-race-2018/ Specialized Fast Trak S-Works – https://www.specialized.com/us/en/s-works-fast-trak-2bliss-ready/p/155579?color=230484-155579&fbclid=IwAR0ehkW3maX4eQLjjzHPhFYWzs1owYlL1_zTEkk8ooYuwnGQxDBTRS7xZfE Become a Mountain Bike Radio member – http://mountainbikeradio.bigcartel.com/category/mbr-memberships Just Riding Along on Twitter – https://twitter.com/TheJRAShow Brickhouse Racing Website – https://www.facebook.com/BrickhouseRacing Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page – https://www.facebook.com/BrickhouseRacing Brickhouse Racing Instagram – https://instagram.com/brickhouseracing/ Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page – https://www.facebook.com/MountainBikeRadio Andrea’s Twitter – https://twitter.com/BrickhouseMTB Matt’s Twitter – https://twitter.com/Beanpolematt Kenny’s Twitter – https://twitter.com/NoFullFaceKenny

Episode Links: Wolf Tooth Components  Wolf Tooth Components Instagram Otso Bikes Otso Bikes Instagram Automatic Transcription (forgive any errors): All right, Brendan, thanks for joining us on the podcast this week. I'm really excited to get to know wolf tooth and also a little bit better today. Yeah, thanks for having me. I always like starting out by learning a little bit more about you as a writer and since you're a, a, an owner of a company, I'd love to learn just a little bit more about how the company started. Yeah, well I guess I'll talk about the three of us that started together. Um, Mike is the original founder and Dan and I joined him, uh, about a month or two after he started at Mike's. Been racing 20 or 25 years in cross country avid mountain bike, rabid sat biker Dan, my other business partner is a more of a distance guy. He'd done. I did a bike or I did a rod, I guess he's done the arrowhead 1:35 half a dozen times during the Baja divide, you know, just all kinds of crazy long distance stuff. And then, um, I come from an SCC race background erased ECC pro level, like c for about 10 or 12 years and still dabble in some racing, but, uh, given the business and growing children, I haven't been doing quite as much as they used to. So, so we kind of come from a bit of a diverse set of, uh, a writing background, um, which brings a lot to the table when we start talking about out. So yeah, absolutely. And did you guys have an engineering background professionally? Yeah. Yeah. Well, so we all came from the tech world, um, engineers and tech. Mike and I worked in a automation engineering department, so we basically designed robots that built a hard disk drives and then Dan was on the design side of the hard disk drive, so designing the intricate details of a hard disk drive and all the mechanical features. So we all worked together doing this and um, had a passion for riding road at lunch together, that kind of thing. And always talked about bike parts and maybe deficiencies in some and things we liked and didn't like. And um, and that's where the passion started and then an opportunity came to give this a go and we jumped at it. What was the problem that you guys saw initially? What was the first product? The very first product was actually a chain ring, a wide narrow chain ring for a fat bike, um, because we here in Minnesota, we're forced to ride bikes four or five months a year. And so mike design that up and I started testing it and it's about the same time that [inaudible] came out and we really felt that one by was a key, um, technology for fat bikes because front railers tended to not work with snow and ice. And so that was the first product. And then what actions actually the biggest product for the company that Kinda really got us off ground was those cassette extenders. And um, back when people were just starting to go one by and adding the 42 to two, their 10 speed. And uh, you know, at this point we basically don't sell any of those anymore. The oems have largely answered that large wide range cassette question. But uh, so those are the two kind of first products that got us off the ground while we were still working our day jobs, packet packet, ca technology hard this rep company. And was that derailleur extension piece, was that something that originally was solving a problem that you were seeing in the fat bike world specifically or, or any one by setup? Well, so there was the cassette extender, so it's actually a cassette cog that went behind the cassette was the first product later we did follow up with a, a derailleur extension piece to help help that work better. Um, but that was just a cassette piece that honestly it was pretty ubiquitous no matter where you lived in the mountains or you lived in the flat, he lived in the flat so you could just run a bigger chain ring. And at the time, remember the cassettes were only 1136 was the biggest right now, you know, now we're talking 10:50 AM, 10:51 in the case of Shimano new 12 speed. Uh, the 1136 sounds absolutely teeny, like a road or gravel or something. I think that's absolutely where I first came to become aware of, uh, was in that I was running my niner gravel bike and I always needed more gears and someone came up to me and said, you know, you don't have to change the derailleur, you can just get this little part by this company in Minnesota and it can solve all your problems. Yeah. All the problems. Maybe not the problems with my lack of horsepower at times, but you youth it not me a man. Well that's great. That's a really interesting origin story. And then presumably as you guys acquired more equipment and sophomore or opportunity, you just sort of let your engineering minds grow wild. And I've seen you kind of pick a lot of problem opportunities across the cycling space to tackle with your unique componentry. Yeah. Yeah. So we, uh, from the beginning we had a lot more ideas than those are just the two products that kind of allowed us to launch the company. But very quickly just knowing that oems are going to make wide range cassettes, which they do now today. And knowing that there's going to be other challenges, we'd with a derailleur optimization, all that stuff. We quickly moved into the things that like our be Rad system and some of these more innovative standalone products that aren't tied to necessarily somebody cassette or somebody is derailleur. Um, so that's something we did very early on with foresight to all products have a finite life when we need to go specifically probably only had three to four year run rate. So. Right. Yeah. What a step back. I definitely want to get into the be rad system. But with respects to gearing for gravel riding, you'd mentioned sort of your excitement, enthusiasm behind. No one by trend. Do you see that continuing across kind of all segments of cycling or GC, the roadies still retaining to buy as you know, the predominant option? It's an interesting and kind of polarizing question on the road. Um, I think it's less, less so on a gravel and then not at all in the mountains. The mountains by rights all switched to one by. I know there's some still some holdouts, and I'm not saying everybody has to go one bike because it gives people, some people pretty worked up, but uh, and then on gravel, honestly having a little, a little wider range cassette, I think you've found it extremely useful. Um, you know, you end up with these little corn cob cassettes, I call him like 11, 25, you end up with double shifts anyway. Most of the time on gravel road is going to be a bit more of a challenge and you know, just just a frame road for a second. The number of usable actual years on a double. A typical double setup is about 14. So you know, where we're at right now, we're at 12 speed right now. Right, right. And so you could see a way to 13 speed in the near future, I'm guessing on the road. Um, and so if you got the 13 speed, could you fudge those bigger three cars and not upset roadies and have small enough jumps in the small causes? Maybe that's what it's going to take though. Yeah, I think you're right. I, I, I struggled a bit, so I've bought my last spike two years ago and I had made the decision that I was going to buy one bike that was gonna replace my road bike and gravel bike and all the research I pointed to lead me to believe yeah, there were some nuances that I would lose and going to a one by. And so I elected to go to a two by simply because I was trying to purely replaced my road bike and I've largely been happy with it. But one of the things that I have come to realize that know, which is probably obvious in retrospect was that the one by a drive train off road is just so much quieter without, uh, you know, the longer chain and the front trailer on there that there's, to me a real advantage there and any disadvantage I was perceiving or loss of, you know, gear subtlety really hasn't manifested itself in the way I feared it would. No, you got to remember though, there is really high level road racing and there's the time where it can get annoying. Basically if you're in a group road ride and you know, the, the um, the speed is changing subtly and you want to shift, just barely shifted gear to keep your cadence at a certain level or people that have spent years and years on road bikes and expecting that one tooth cog difference, that those are the people that'll be the last hold outs and honestly it'll take 14 speed's probably to convert them. And uh, do you still have a road bike in your garage? Not the kind with skinny tires. The skinny tires I have on right now are $38, I think 38 because honestly with, with cell phones, um, I avoid at all costs that a personal impact. All of us, pretty much everybody on staff here does. I don't. There's maybe one or two guys that do group road rides anymore. Yeah. But even then, like this time of year, they're, the group road rides shifts to gravel. Um, I was just out this weekend, this out this weekend for a cruise in several hours. I saw four cars unraveled and that was, it was bliss. It was blissful. Every time, every time I'm on the road, it's like, you know, white knuckles is, are they on their phone, are they drinking their coffee or you know, whatever. And uh, just not the fun relaxing experience I want when I'm out riding my bike. Yeah. I'm always saying the same thing to my roadie hold out friends that they just don't know what they're missing. When you can get out there and get off the beaten path and not have to worry about cars at all. And you can just have pure peace during your rides. Yeah. Yeah. You've come out and just like totally refreshed. Maybe. Maybe you're tired, but totally refreshed mentally and, and happy. I don't know how else to describe it. I, I'll feel after her gravel. Right. But just, just content and happy. Yeah, I agree. I think it just, it plays on a number of different lover, the levers emotionally. When you're out there riding, you get the peace and solitude, but then you also get challenging sections where you felt glom onto something a little bit more tactical on your gravel bike and get your heart rate up. Yeah. Yup. So it'll be, you know, if we get to 13 or 14 speeds, I think one by will make huge inroads into road and probably completely take over gravel. Yeah, I think you're right. And then certainly on my next bike, which is upcoming and I'm definitely going to go the one by route and um, you know, any shortcomings, I spent so much time off road that they've road shortcomings aren't going to bother me whatsoever. Right. And the interesting thing thing on the side that we've seen with, with gravel and road is that, um, it used to be all a lot of the chain rings we sold in the gravel and road segments square, 40 to 40, 38 meaning cyclocross racers and writers and now we're seeing a shift to a lot of $46 going out the door, which is kind of that sweet spot for the one by gravel with a wide range cassette or one by road with a wide range. So we are actually seeing it on the chain ring side too. What type of cassette gear ratio or people matching to that? 40 six? Um, typically it'd be 1140 Shimano cassettes are and that's our favorite, that's what we all run. They have nice, small, not small for roadies again, but smallish your steps, I'm relatively inexpensive cassettes, they're easy to get if it on hd driver. Um, so that's the most common one that we're seeing. And what derailer systems does that put you into? Well, for one by you can basically get any derailer to work if you're using our thriller optimization products, um, the road linker to go link or some of the trailers work natively with you had the 10 pan which allows road shifters to work with mountain bike rider railers, but basically the 1140 isn't too challenging to get to work from a one by perspective once the 1142 is a little more 10:42, and then once you get to 1146 you're really pretty much stuck with you than a mountain bike reader. Railer and your road shifters. Um, or in Graham's case, Ram actually has a, some wide range of solutions that work with that out of the box. So. Right. Interesting. Well, shifting gears a little bit, let's talk about the [inaudible] system. I mentioned in my initial outreach to you. I had my first multiday bike packing experience and I recognize the shortcoming in my bottle setup, so I was interested to talk to you about the Rad and where that came from. Oh boy. I don't know if I. I should let this out of the bag, but so be routed. Actually it stands for bottle, a relocation and accessory device, but the initial design for the very first came out of Iraq and scientists know Joe guy that works at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory a. He happens to be my brother. Brad. Going to be Rad. Came from ice. No joke. He made he uh, yeah, he was A. Yeah, I don't think we've ever told this story. He was trying to move his bottle around a little bit on trying to remember. I think it was his ibis, maybe a Mojo. Um, anyway, he came up with this little kind of looks like the two that we sell today. We sell three different signaling for people that don't know, three different bases. Is that allow you to mount things on your bike and move bottles around you have to go to the website to see how it all works. But he designed the smallest base, smallest of the three to be read to kind of. And it was actually, um, you know, something that I had seen and then one of my employees and uh, the guy that runs a machine shop unbeknownst to us and without asking, just went off and made a couple and I saw that and actually we had been working on some other, the double bottle thing where you can mount the two bottles side by side, which is some people laugh at. But uh, those that have tried it, no, it's pretty sweet. Um, if you need to throw more water, we'd had some prototypes around that, but that didn't really become a product until I saw the Rad. And I'm like, you know, the double bottles of product if it's an accessory to another system. And so we kind of put that together and started developing the different length basis. Um, and then launched with this system with the three bases I'm mounting plate with a strap, then those bases and the double bottle. And so what this allowed you to do is mountain bottles up and down and move bottles around, knocked two bottles on mount these straps that held things on your bike and it really allowed gravel and adventure riders and even at cross country racers to too, I'd extend, gets stuff off their back and so, and then it's just grown from there and I'll go on there and there's, I think a 10 or 12 accessories you can buy for the system all based on these, these three bases that you can mount on your bike. Right. So that's how it started. It was, it was kind of an accident, um, and kind of something that we didn't prove the guy that was working on to work on, but we didn't stop them either. Right. And then you found out it started working in and opening up some new possibilities. Yeah, it was more like, hey, we had this other stuff that, oh yeah, if we took this and this together, it becomes a system and then, and then now here we are today. Yeah, for those of you trying to visualize it, so you've got a base that mounts into your existing water bottle, water bottle, cage area, and then you can adjust where you attach your water bottle cage or accessory to a different area of your top two or sorry, happier. You're down tube. Um, which provides with the accessory mounts a unique way of adding multiple water bottle cages or pumping tube strap. A whole bunch of other accessories. Yeah, yeah. The best way to go to the site and look at it, look at it because there's so many different ways. It's always kind of described it as the erector set of a bicycle accessory mounting because there's going to have tinkered with it for hours in my basement. Moving stuff around, especially with the bags and stuff we have now. And you can really hang in, jam a lot of stuff on your bike. And basically at this point I'm writing most of the time with just a cell phone in my pocket, right? Yeah. And my bike packing setup, I had a sort of a quarter frame bag and I just needed the bottle cages to be exterior to that. And I looked at the two water bottle mountain. I was like, that would have been perfect because they were just set the bottles outside of that bag and solved a big issue for me. Yup, Yup. Yeah. We have a number of people doing that exact setup you just described. So you guys were working in the machine shop, you were making accessories and the derailer optimization stuff and later that'd be Rad. But recently, and I'm not sure how recently you started your own bike brand. How did that happen? Come about. Yeah. Yeah. So once again, we ride fat bikes four or five months a year. That's how it started. We started selling bikes about two years ago, I guess last month, two years ago in September. Um, so also is not that old. Um, for those that don't know a. So is a, it's a bite than our, I guess our slogan is born in the north woods. We try and build bikes around what, what the kind of writing one might do in the northwoods, whether that be northwoods of, of California, northwoods, Minnesota. I'm not, I'll call it not shredding bikes if, if that's a term that people know. I'm not downhill, not enduro. Um, these are more general cross country and gravel adventure bike. Uh, anyway, we, we ride fat bikes a lot here. Obviously. I've said that several times and I'm one of the big buggers that fat bikes is the q factors really wide. I'm on the order of like an inch wider than a mountain bike and more than an inch wider than a road bike. And so, um, that really it can be hard on knees and hips if you spend a lot of time peddling the summer and then switched to this thing where your feet are way out. It puts a lot of strain on the inside of your knees. Um, and so we've been kicking around the idea. We'd seen some prototypes with people kicking around. The idea of using what was a, a and I guess still is a downhill standard. So that'd be um, in common terms. And 83 millimeter bottom bracket. I'm a road, it would be 68 millimeters a mountain would be 73 and this was 83. And then a fat bikes for 100. So you can see a kind of the step 73 would be typical mountain in 83 is what we retargeting and we'd seen some prototypes and we're like, you know what, I think we think we can do this. And so I'm one of the enablers. They're doing it though was one by you can't do an 83 millimeter bottom bracket that bike, like we do our vojtech without committing to one by because everything's competing for the same space down there. So once we committed to one by which we were comfortable with because there are know we were both to to, to do, um, once we committed to one, by then it was a matter of doing the layouts and understanding the engineering. And then I'm working with a frame manufacturer there was willing to explore with us because there was challenges in the layup, you know, getting the chain stay right where it kind of goes between the crank arm and the chain ring gets pretty narrow. And so, uh, anyway, one thing led to another and I guess took about 20 months from when we started. Mike might had business partner started to cad to when we launched. And then um, when we launched, we also, we ride a lot of gravel. I mentioned that too. And uh, the opportunity arose to do a production made in Taiwan, um, but production stainless steel bike and which has some unique properties that we appreciate around here, namely corrosion resistance. And so we pursued that as well because we had, as part of the fat bike, develop this rear dropouts system that allowed you to move the rear wheel around for different types of snow or different kinds of conditions. Some are writing, I'm shortening or lengthening the chain stays. Which law on the roadside lends itself to something like cyclocross geometry all the way through road touring geometry. By moving the rear wheel further away from the bottom bracket or closer to it. So we took that same technology, the same dropout, and put it on a stainless steel road bike so we can launch the company with both bikes, um, at the same time. So that was about two years ago. And then subsequently you've added a third bike in the gravel category, is that right? Yup. Yup. So in the most recent ad, um, we kind of, we tried to get it out last spring, but we missed it and because we were getting left few last things right, but there's new one really, uh, the word hasn't gotten out on it yet, but it's got some really interesting features that I think you're going to start to see in almost all gravel bikes. Um, first one is, it's built on a 420 millimeter exela crown. So that's how tall the fork is, if you will. So from the axle to you, the headset, um, traditional gravel cx, even road to a large extent is much smaller than that. Gravel cx. Excellent. The crown is usually around 400 millimeters. Um, ours is 420 and you might ask why a core 20? Well, it's not what you think exactly really because yeah, it's not that it's actually because the roads this road suspension forks, the MRP, um, the Fox and even the [inaudible] which is a strong spring forth, um, those all operate on a little higher exhale to crown. And so when you just plot those on, a normal bike is built around 400, it kind of prompts the bike up and changes the geometry and there's really no compromise to do in 420 x or the crown 400 is just kind of a legacy thing that just carried through. So we took a fresh look at it. So why are we doing $400 when and you need 420 to make these suspension forks have travel so they don't hit on the front wheel. So, so 420 x with the crown is one interesting feature. Has internal dropper routing maybe will become a thing. It's becoming more popular and drop our bikes. It's not going to be for everybody. Um, and then 29 by two point one tire clearance, um, that might sound like a lot, but you know, you go out and some of these back country roads up in the mountains and at 29 by two point one tire is not too much tire. Now it gives you a ton of versatility is gone that wide. It does, it does. But then, then you get the, the people argue, well that raise the bottom bracket too much and I'm like, trust me in situations where you need a tire that why'd you want to hire bottom bracket? You don't want, you don't want your pedal and inches from the ground. Um, and so that's going to be, that is the only bike out there that both that and the water can actually sit 29 by two point one tires. So those key features were engineered in and those aren't on most sites today. The other thing that we did with where he lives, we did a longer reach. The reason we did a longer reach, it's not to be longer, slacker, lower like all the enduro bikes. It's actually one of the reasons is just to get the size, the geometry between the small and medium and large and exhale to be the same. So typically what you do on a small frame is you slacking the head tube a bit to make the, a toll her lap, not so bad on a small frame. So if you're stopped, you know, hit your front, you hit your toe on the front wheel. Um, it also creates a more stable handling bike across the board. That is the reason the enduro bikes are doing it because you get a more stable handling bike with a little shorter stem. But the front wheels further out, I think the count most common geometric term anymore as long front center, I'm talking about long front centers and long rear centers. But what that means is that the steer tube is just pushed a little further forward away from the seat from the seat post. Um, so you run a little shorter stem, but that gets the front wheel out there a little further, which makes her more stable handling, which on all road gravel, whatever you want to call it, adventure road is, is actually a good thing in a, in a, in a nutshell that you took a relook. We took a relook at everything that had been kind of leveraged that road and cyclocross that has driven what gravel is today and said most of that's right, but there are some things that we think should be a little different. Yeah, it certainly feels like a very forward thinking bike and one of the areas where the several areas of things that you, you mentioned that have been hotly debated by previous guests on my podcast, specifically suspension in gravel bikes and drop receipt perse. So I'm interested to drill into your thoughts on suspension for gravel bikes because I think that's a bold positioning. Obviously you do have a rigid for that this bike is available with, but giving a couple of different suspension options I think is a bold choice. Can you talk a little bit more about that? Yeah, the dropper posts thing, um, you know, I don't know for art types of gravel riding, we don't use those. I've been in situations on my mountain bike where I've been on gravel roads in the mountains. Again, for example, where a dropper posts would have been useful. There's no doubt if I would have been on a drop bar, bike out wanted one. Um, the challenge with dropper posts is durability. I'm the 27 two so far I haven't had the best record because you're smashing kind of the same internals and other smaller tube. Yep. And so, so that's been a challenge on the dropper side. It is a thing though, there's a lot of people doing it and there are people that say it's necessary and useful. Um, so that's why it's in our bike. Um, and having that, having that option doesn't hurt anything. I mean I can understand the debate about maybe wanting it or not wanting it, but having it as a feature should provides no detriment. Yeah. It's certainly terrain specific. I know, again, who have heard me talk about dropper posts, I'm sold. I don't have one yet, but I do believe in in my. My area of riding here in Marin County, I could definitely use it. Yeah, you definitely can. No doubt about descending download, whatever, and similarly I do believe that suspension will hold a place in some gravel writers future. Again, depending on your terrain, I understand if your idea of gravel riding or mixed terrain is just kind of light fire roads, but if you get into some serious terrain, just like on a mountain bike, the full front suspension fork is going to allow you to go faster and likely more safely. Yeah. I think honestly, as silly as this sounds, the thing that's going to drive suspension into gravel is going to be a good looking for work afford like an inverted arm. Think about like a cut down rs one. Like if you saw it at nine or dual suspension, gravel bike, they did something like that cut down rs one that looks kind of normal on a drop our bike. I honestly, I honestly think that's one of the biggest holdups because we had the Fox on there and we had it set up with um, one by, with Shimano and the left shift or was set up as a remote lockout. It was sweet. Yeah. Had everything you needed at your fingertips. I mean like you could lock it out as completely rigid breaking bumps coming. You flipped the left shift there, but it still look like a mountain bike park. It functions, it functions great. It does everything great other than it looks like a mountain bike parking. That's a hurdle that I'm not sure the general gravel crowd is willing to give up yet. Yeah, it's been a theme that's come up on the last couple of podcasts and I totally agree with you. I think the gravel market tends to draw its biggest base from roadies and roadies came with a very specific aesthetic in their mind and uh, even it's going to take awhile. I think once the performance attributes of suspension forks and dropper posts, and maybe the aesthetics, as you mentioned on the suspension side, come around, there's really going to be no reason not to have them on your bike. Yeah, I mean if, if, if it looks, if it's a 40 millimeter micro suspension that looks mostly like a fork and you're not a weight weaning, um, it would be faster even even in some races where you're mostly gravel, maybe a 30 Kanza for example. I'm guessing over the long, long haul, a lot of writers will be faster if they're more comfortable. Yeah. Pedaling those forks, those forks don't move there too and they're tuned the right way. They won't move when you're seated pedaling. Um, and then you flick a switch, hopefully a left lever or some kind of lever when you stand up and it's rigid. Yeah. Um, so we're just not there yet. But the, the point of the bike was we had to get the bike geometry there because when that comes out is not going to be a 400 accidents crown. That's going to be 4:20 and 4:30, whatever it wants to be, but yeah, I think it's going to be a part, uh, involve writers coming to the conclusion that gravel is actually their primary use of a bike, not as secondary use in addition to their road bike or mountain bike. Yeah. Yeah. I mean I think that will be a. If they want to have one bike, having the suspension on there and the extra weight will be a difficult one for them to overcome. Now that said, nothing to say. I mean on the Vojtech we'd put a suspension fork on there in the summer and we rided rigid and fat in the winter. Nothing to say you can have a rigid fork and a suspension for kind of gravel bike too. Yeah. Are you seeing any of the oem fork manufacturers kind of a approach the market and the way you've described. I know the Lao fork in it of itself just a little bit of a different beast, but is, is fairly lightweight as it is, but with Fox and some of the other fork manufacturers are people looking at gravel and, and thinking about 20, 19, 20, 20 with some more gravel specific suspension. I gotta think they are, but I can't want, I can't comment to the, you know, being an oem customer on what, what's coming, but um, I hope so. I mean, I think it's a market that's ripe for that. Um, I just don't know when that's gonna happen. Yeah. It's probably a one more than an f at this point. Given the current trends around gravel bikes. Yeah. I mean you'll know about probably six months before because you'll see teaser images on instagram or something like that. Yeah. And going back to the dropper post comments, actually no. You make a couple of cool nifty adapters for drop bar graph, a dropper post activation. Is that right? Yeah, yeah. We have a remote lever that's really a successful mountain bike product for wolf too, but we also make one that mounts on the, um, the road bike up by the, uh, the, that, the, uh, the stem and um, and allows you to activate your dropper post. We are, we didn't tie something back, uh, about, I guess it was last winter bikes, enl support 10 or 15 months ago. Um, there was a bar end dropper post activation and you might see that come to production here real soon. Okay. Well you'll definitely have to keep us posted on that. I'm keen to see that kind of stuff. As the said, they'll, they'll soon be a dropper posts in my future. Yeah, we played when and then when we showed that it got teased on, it was on bike rumor and then there's all kinds of like, oh, that's the worst place. So that's the best place in like we've played with and I've seen where others have put the remotes for their road droppers. And first of all there's not a perfect place for it. I'm the perfect place would be a left lever on a one, but the proposition of gutting a hydraulic lever to get the, the Paul's out of it, if you will, you know, the clicking mechanism is a tall, tall order and so it's difficult to make the left shift at work unless it's a dedicated left shifted dropper. Post activator smells only exists. And then on the mechanical side we do know people that have got it on, but when you're talking like a hydraulic disc brakes left shifter, um, other than that, the Ambar end ended up being the best position. So you'll see if you search on bike room or in the internet, you'll see what, what we had shown at the show. But, uh, basically that's the next best spot for ergonomics, for safety, you know, not moving your hands too far. All of that. Yeah. And being able to at least keep it on one part of the bar while you're activating it, I think it's going to be important. Yeah. Not Getting in the way of your critical hand position spots. Yeah. Yeah. Well, and it's exciting to see the industry continue to innovate and have you guys fill the pockets where there's a short term need, but also look at creating longterm sustainable products. So I appreciate you spending time with us today. Yeah, well thanks for having me. It's always, always something to talk to you and glad to gladly come on again, if you ever would like to see come up. Well we'll put links to all the products we've talked about in the podcast notes and make sure everybody knows where to find you to see if any of these teas products come out and definitely I want people to take a look at the auto bike because I think it's a really. It's a good looking bike. It's got some unique attributes to it and clearly you guys are super thoughtful about what you're doing. Yeah, thanks. Cheers.

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Tällä viikolla vieraaksemme saapui Vihreiden ryhmäjohtaja Otso Kivekäs. Useampia hauskoja anekdootteja luvassa - Otson tie Helsingin kuntapolitiikan huipulle kun ei ole ehkä ihan tavanomaisin. Lisäksi paljon mm. ratikka-asiaa ja vähän sivutaan Harkimon klovniautopuoluettakin.

The Ulkopolitistin podcast-kausi käynnistyy jihadismia käsittelevällä tuplajaksolla. Ota rento asento, sähköistä hoksottimesi ja sukella ISIS terroristijärjestön tulevaisuuden näkymiin. Jaksojen toisessa puolikkaassa syvennytään jihadistiseen liikehdintään Euroopassa ja analysoidaan muun muassa meille pohjolaan mahdollisesti kohdistuvia heijastevaikutuksia. Jakson lopussa nostetaan esille studiovieraiden avainviestit, jotka jokaisen aiheesta kiinnostuneen tulisi tarkistaa. Studiossa kolmen kovan kööri juontaja Tuomas Lähteenmäen vieraana: Antti Paronen, upseeri (arvo: kapteeni), sotatieteiden tohtori. Väitöskirjassaan Paronen käsitteli globaalin jihadistisen liikkeen strategista ajattelua. Kuluvana keväänä julkaistavassa teoksessaan Paronen käsittelee jihadistisen liikkeen strategista tulevaisuutta ISIS:n jälkeen. Juha Saarinen on jihadistiseen liikehdintään erikoistunut jatko-opiskelija King's College Londonissa. Hänen väitöskirjansa käsittelee jihadismin kehittymistä Suomessa ja Irlannissa viimeisen viiden vuoden aikana. Hän on aiemmin työskennellyt tutkimustehtävissä Helsingin yliopistossa sekä Maanpuolustuskorkeakoulussa. Otso Iho on maailmanlaajuiseen poliittiseen väkivaltaan ja terrorismiin erikoistunut analyytikko Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Centre (JTIC)-tutkimuslaitoksella. Hän on suorittanut terrorismiin keskittyvän sotatieteiden maisterin tutkinnon King's College London -yliopistossa sekä kandidaatin tutkinnon Itä-Euroopan ja Venäjän historiasta University College London -yliopistossa. Otso on työskennellyt johtavissa poliittisen riskin konsultointiyrityksissä Lontoossa vuodesta 2012 ja julkaissut lukuisia artikkeleita terrorismista ja poliittisista riskeistä Euroopassa ja Aasiassa.

The Ulkopolitistin podcast-kausi käynnistyy jihadismia käsittelevällä tuplajaksolla. Ota rento asento, sähköistä hoksottimesi ja sukella ISIS terroristijärjestön tulevaisuuden näkymiin. Tuplajakson ensimmäisessä erässä paneudutaan kalifaatin kaatumisen syihin, taustoitetaan terroristijärjestön tavoitteita ja jihadistisen ideologian leviämistä maailmalla. Studiossa kolmen kovan kööri juontaja Tuomas Lähteenmäen vieraana: Antti Paronen, upseeri (arvo: kapteeni), sotatieteiden tohtori. Väitöskirjassaan Paronen käsitteli globaalin jihadistisen liikkeen strategista ajattelua. Kuluvana keväänä julkaistavassa teoksessaan Paronen käsittelee jihadistisen liikkeen strategista tulevaisuutta ISIS:n jälkeen. Juha Saarinen on jihadistiseen liikehdintään erikoistunut jatko-opiskelija King's College Londonissa. Hänen väitöskirjansa käsittelee jihadismin kehittymistä Suomessa ja Irlannissa viimeisen viiden vuoden aikana. Hän on aiemmin työskennellyt tutkimustehtävissä Helsingin yliopistossa sekä Maanpuolustuskorkeakoulussa. Otso Iho on maailmanlaajuiseen poliittiseen väkivaltaan ja terrorismiin erikoistunut analyytikko Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Centre (JTIC)-tutkimuslaitoksella. Hän on suorittanut terrorismiin keskittyvän sotatieteiden maisterin tutkinnon King's College London -yliopistossa sekä kandidaatin tutkinnon Itä-Euroopan ja Venäjän historiasta University College London -yliopistossa. Otso on työskennellyt johtavissa poliittisen riskin konsultointiyrityksissä Lontoossa vuodesta 2012 ja julkaissut lukuisia artikkeleita terrorismista ja poliittisista riskeistä Euroopassa ja Aasiassa.

Kontio, Otso, Ohto, Oksi, Mesikämmen, Kouko, Karhu. Kansamme virallisella jumalolennolla on monta nimeä. Miksi karhua pidetään taivaallisena Suomen suvun kantaisänä? Miksi karhua ja metsää on kansanperinteessä seksualisoitu? Millainen oli karhukultti ennen ja nyt? Mitä on karhun pyllytys ja mikä sen tarkoitus oli? Peijaisrituaaleista ja loitsuista puhutaan myös. Perttu Häkkisen vieraina karhun metsästykseen liittyvistä runoista ja loituista väitöskirjaansa kirjoittava Vesa Matteo Piludu sekä Suomalaisen kirjallisuuden seuran arkistotutkija Pasi Klemettinen, joka on perehtynyt karhuperinteeseen. Panu Hietaneva puolestaan vierailee Forssassa Karhun kansan päämiehen Miika Vanhapihan luona.

October 16, 2016 Engineer's Corner Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE This is a special episode of Engineer’s Corner. While Phil has taken a little break to change jobs and move to a different city, Ben sat down with Brendan Moore of Otso Cycles. If you recognize Brendan’s name, that’s because he is also one of the owner’s of Wolf Tooth Components. The gang at Wolf Tooth has recently launched their new Otso Cycles brand of bikes. Otso isn’t just another bike company. They’ve launched with several new ideas built into them. For example, the new Voytek offers the smallest Q-factor of any current fatbike. Also, the Warakin and Voytek come equipped with the Otso designed “Tuning Chip” dropouts. Listen in to here Brendan discuss the new brand and what they are up to. Otso’s are currently in stock and shipping, so be sure to head over to the website if you’re interested. If you have any ideas for future guests or episodes, or have a question for the show, please contact us at ben@mountainbikeradio.com. ------------- RELATED SHOW LINKS Shop through our Amazon Affiliate link Otso Cycles Website Otso Cycles on Instagram Otso Cycles on Facebook Otso Cycles on Twitter Mountain Bike Radio gear and kit Who is Phil the Engineer? Mountain Bike Radio on Facebook Mountain Bike Radio on Twitter Mountain Bike Radio on Instagram Mountain Bike Radio on Pinterest Email Ben Email Phil Support Mountain Bike Radio   

Ne ovat jo heränneet. Ne, jotka metsässä kulkevat. Ne joiden liikkuessa ihmisten ilmoilla, siitä joskus jopa varoitetaan koko maan kattavalla vaaratiedotteella. Ne hiipivät omilla maillaan tavalla, jota me ihmiset emme voi ymmärtää. Ne ovat suuria, pelottavan suuria, mutta silti niin hiljaisia käänteissään. Ne ovat koostaan huolimatta nopeita, niin nopeita että ihminen jää toiseksi vaikka olisi millainen doupattu juoksijahirmu. Niitä pidetään vaarallisina. Toisaalta ne ovat lutuisia. Niiden näköisiä pehmoleluja tehdään pikkulapsille. Niiden liha on suurta herkkua mahdollisesta trikiinistä huolimatta. Ihmisellä ja niillä on ihmeellinen viha-rakkaus suhde. Ennenvanhaan sen oikeaa nimeä ei uskallettu sanoa ääneen, siksi niille keksittiin salanimiä, kuten: Tapio, Metsän kuningas, Metsävanhus, Metsän ukko, Ukko, Metävoari, Mettänäijä, Äijä, Vanha, Vanhamies, Mies, Aikamies, Metsänmies, Kultaherra, Aika Poika, Nalli, Tapiotar, Neitoseni, Kaunoinen, Kaunoseni, Kultaherra, Hän, Itse, Se, Matti, Maurihinen, Suuripää, Leilipää mies, Kiirasilmä, Halliparta, Harvahammas, Kultahammas, Hallavanahka, Pitkävilla, Karvahousu, Vihtahousu, Kultarinta, Musta Rinta, Rusko, Karvajalka, Kärmenjalka, Jalkakyntylä, Mesikämmen, Mesikäpälä, Kämmen imijä, Kultakämmen, Leviä kämmen, Käpälä, Kynnet, Isompi, Kusiaistennuolija, Musta mulkku, Luukyrpä, Kontio, Kontiainen, Kouvo, Koltso, Autuas, Hyvä, Käretyinen, Kääröseni, Könninkäinen, Köntiäinen, Lalli, Misko, Mönni, Menninkäinen, Möntti, Mönttö, Mörkö, Mörri, Mössi, Mössikkä, Mötti, Pöppö, Sykkö, Metsä, Mehtä, Iso Metsä, Metsähinen, Metsäläinen, Metällinen, Metsänpekko, Metän elukka, Metsän otus, Metsähippa, Metsän hevonen, Metsän hiisi, Metsän härkä, Metsän kirjava, Metsän lieko, Metsän omena, Metsän onni, Puhas Elävä, Metsän väri, Metsänmörkkö, Eläin, Härköinen, Hurta, Koira, Rakki, Kurki, Otso, Otsonen, Ohto, Ohtonen, Otava, Paha, Paha karsi, Pataryssä, Peto, Lehmän syöjä, Metänpeto, Pöykäre, Riista, Sualis, Metsän vilja, Jumalan vilja, Maan kavala. Mutta minä sanon sitä karhuksi. Koska se on mun luonto. (lähteenä käytetty mm. Juha Pentikäisen kirjaa Karhun kannoilla)

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Tällä viikolla DIGIpuhetta-sarjassa kuullaan kolmen eduskuntavaaliehdokkaan pohdintaa digitalisaatiosta. Vieraina Otso Kivekäs (Vihr.), Elina Lepomäki (Kok.) sekä Sampo Terho (PS.)

Radio Ravun vaalitentissä Otso Kivekäs.

Otso Pakarinen is one of the finest composers that I personally know. He runs a company out of Helsinki that does jingles and soundtrack work, but he is probably most widely known for his work as the primary personality of Ozone Player. His compositions are a masterful mix of complexity and tunefulness, and he combines influences with a deft hand. Love his work, and I also really like the man. I'm really excited to share this discussion with you! One of the things that I appreciate about Otso is the pragmatic approach he takes to composition. Especially important is the discussion about how he takes on new projects: he gives himself a lot of time to come up with ideas, then expands from there. So much the opposite of the way that I approach thing, but so sensible. Thanks to everyone for putting up with my less-than-ideal sound quality while I was on vacation; but the content definately makes up for the crappy microphone! Enjoy!