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Your hosts this episode: Patrique Thoughtful And special guest: Curly Castro That's right. It's quite possibly the biggest episode the podcast has had yet. In a special overview of the man's own catalogue the podcast is joined by CURLY CASTRO HIMSELF. We cannot thank him enough here at the podcast for allowing your hosts Patrique, and returning guest Thoughtful, to probe his mind about his varied catalogue and his evolution as an artist. Going in detail from his early group beginnings, to his stylistic evolutions from his early career to his late career, when he first met and collaborated with Billy Woods, and the dealings being involved with various groups later in his career with Wrecking Crew, ShrapKnel, and Grift Company. It's good times and vibes all around and we hope you too enjoy this personal deep dive as much as our hosts did. PLEASE SUPPORT CURLY CASTRO AND ALL BACKWOODZ STUDIOZ EFFORTS THROUGH THESE LINKS AND ALL STREAMING MUSIC PLATFORMS: Curly Castro's Bandcamp - https://curlycastro.bandcamp.com ShrapKnel Bandcamp - https://shrapknel.bandcamp.com Wrecking Crew Bandcamp - https://wreckingcrew.bandcamp.com Backwoodz Studioz Bandcamp - https://backwoodzstudioz.bandcamp.com Call Out Culture Podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calloutculture https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/call-out-culture/id1458686198 Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! 0:00 - Intro / Introducing: Curly Castro 8:18 - Patrique on Trial (Little Robert Hutton [Part 1]) 13:48 - Thanks to All Artists That Listen and Give Feedback 16:05 - Operating Independently (Wu-Tang Pulp by Wrecking Crew [Part 1]) 25:34 - Curly Castro's Early Days / Bohemian Fifth 28:23 - Winston's Appeal 40:47 - Wu-Tang Pulp by Wrecking Crew (Part 2) 48:04 - Fidel 54:42 - Brody EP 1:03:44 - Restroy & Debuild w/ Fakts One 1:14:10 - Tosh 1:23:01 - Grift Company w/ Zilla Rocca 1:27:09 - Cobalt EP by ShrapKnel 1:30:17 - Self-Titled by ShrapKnel 1:41:19 - Bluue Edwards & Backwoodz Operating During the COVID Pandemic 1:48:46 - Little Robert Hutton (Part 2) 1:59:09 - Metal Lung by ShrapKnel 2:07:56 - Thanks to Curly Castro & Project Link Plugs / Outro

Ayv is een Nederlandse startup die drones bouwt. En ik weet niet of je de oorlog in Oekraïne volgt, maar als je dat doet, weet je dat drones dood en verderf kunnen zaaien. Maar… Drones kunnen ook levens redden. En dat is waar Avy op in zet. Drones for good. Bijvoorbeeld, zo snel mogelijk hulp krijgen bij mensen die in een levensbedreigende situatie zitten. Patrique Zaman is de founder van Avy en in aflevering 269 van de Groeivoer Podcast hoor je zijn verhaal. Avy begon ooit met Patrique's ondernemersdroom. Maar hoe maak je van jouw droombedrijf een succesvol drone product? En hoe krijg je dat product ook echt van de grond? Dat is het hoofdonderwerp van deze aflevering.Veel plezier met deze nieuwe aflevering!GerhardHOOFDSTUKKEN00:00 Welkom bij Groeivoer! 01:03 Introductie Groeivoer Podcast met Patrick Zaman, oprichter van Avy. 01:32 Belang van drones in crisissituaties en ontstaan van Avy. 01:57 Ontwikkeling van succesvolle drones. 02:04 Introductie Patrick Zaman. 02:24 Persoonlijke achtergrond Patrique Zaman. 11:25 Eerste bedrijf op 15-jarige leeftijd. 13:40 Mislukte onderneming met stevia. 15:13 Focus op onderwijsinnovatie. 16:06 Overgang naar Avy en focus op drones. 17:47 Missie van Avy en snelle hulpverlening. 18:25 Groei en impact van Avy. 20:09 Toekomstvisie en uitdagingen van Avy. 22:15 Teamontwikkeling en internationale samenstelling. 24:18 Eerste stappen in productontwikkeling. 26:20 Focus op hardware en productontwikkeling. 28:22 Belang van prototyping en marktvalidatie. 30:08 Marketingstrategieën en storytelling. 31:29 Ethische overwegingen in bedrijfsvoering. 33:05 Persoonlijke groei en uitdagingen in ondernemerschap. 34:36 Visie op groei en internationale expansie. 36:11 Eerste stappen en validatie van Avy concept. 37:07 Initiatief voor medische hulp in Oekraïne. 39:28 Ondernemersdilemma's en persoonlijke keuzes. 41:03 Ethische dilemma's en besluitvorming. 43:27 Afscheid nemen van teamleden. 45:16 Groeistrategie en toekomstplannen van Avy. 46:39 Uitdagingen en leren over geld en ondernemerschap. 48:10 Financiering en investeringen in Avy. 49:22 Belang van minimum viable product in productontwikkeling. 50:41 Reflectie op ondernemersreis en moeilijke momenten. 52:00 Advies voor toekomstige ondernemers en ethische overwegingen. 53:05 Persoonlijke groei en het omgaan met uitdagingen. 54:02 Belang van ethiek en integriteit in het bedrijfsleven. 55:23 Reflectie op persoonlijke en professionele ontwikkeling. 57:29 Belang van doorzettingsvermogen en aanpassingsvermogen. 58:23 Advies voor toekomstige ondernemers en het belang van ethiek. SHOWNOTESLiever kijken?

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio Traviud It's that time of the (new) year again, the annual year end episode where the podcast is joined by returning guest Traviud to once more discuss they're top 10 favorite releases of the past year of 2023. This episode is packed to the brim, as each host goes over their own unique inclusions from Danny Brown, Earl Sweatshirt, Home is Where, Carly Rae Jepsen, Parannoul, Jeff Rosenstock, MIKE, Kelela, and many more. As well the guys discuss the dirt worst releases this year dishonorably going to Macklemore's attempts at self reflection, Fall Out Boy's AI excursions, and the recent slew of Bro, Trap Alt-Right leaning-Country tunes. We hope you enjoy this diverse and intricate episode and await future content in this new year of 2024! Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! 0:00 - Intro 2:17 - Fall Out Boy in 2023 12:28 - "One Thing At a Time" by Morgan Wallen 16:18 - "How Do You Sleep at Night?" by Teezo Touchdown 18:43 - "The Age of Pleasure" by Janelle Monáe 22:53 - "Ben" by Macklemore 26:59 - "Rush!" by Maneskin 33:43 - "Praise a Lord Who Chews..." by Yves Tumor 34:24 - "That! Feels Good!" by Jessie Ware 35:47 - "Paranoïa, Angels, True Love" by Christine and the Queens 38:06 - "Fountain Baby" by Amaarae 39:09 - Getting Into Our Top 10 40:57 - "Heaven Knows" by PinkPantheress (Traviud's #10 & OptimalAudio's #9) 48:39 - "Paper Cut From the Obit" by Celestaphone (Patrique's #10) 59:20 - "Victory Music" by RealYungPhil (Optimal's #10) 1:04:28 - "Me chama de gato que eu sou sua" by Ana Frango Elétrico (Trav's #9) 1:09:45 - "This Stupid World" by Yo La Tango (Pat's #9) 1:21:29 - "Voir Dire" by Earl Sweatshirt & The Alchemist (Optimal's #8 & Pat's 8) 1:36:58 - "The Whaler" by Home Is Where (Trav's #8) 1:46:53 - "The Loveliest Time" by Carly Rae Jespsen (Optimal's #7) 1:47:23 - "He Left Nothing for the Swim Back" by SKETCH185 7 Jeff Markey (Pat's #7) 1:52:32 - "Madres" by Sofia Kourtesis (Trav's #7) 2:01:01 - "Burning Desire" by MIKE (Optimal's #6) 2:20:19 - "53 Dove Instrumentals From 2023" by Steel Tip Dove (Pat's #6) 2:24:35 - Patrique's Beat Tape Recommendations of the Year 2:32:21 - "After the Magic" & "After the Night" by Parannoul (Trav's #6) 2:45:33 - "Maps" by Billy Woods & Kenny Segal (Optimal's #5) 2:46:23 - "DJ E" by Chuquimamani-Condori Honorable Mention 2:54:03 - "Quaranta" by Danny Brown (Pat's #5) 3:22:45 - "Perfect Picture" by Hannah Diamond (Trav's #5) 3:34:28 - "The Aux" by Blockhead (Pat's #4) 3:42:01 - "Alexandria" by Izaya Tiji (Optimal's #4) 3:54:32 - "All This Will End" by Indigo De Souza (Trav's #4) 3:59:01 - "Faith is a Rock" by MIKE, Wiki & The Alchemist (Pat's #3) 4:04:59 - "Sisterhood" by Lostrushi (Optimal's #3) 4:14:12 - "HELLMODE" by Jeff Rosenstock (Trav's #3) 4:22:32 - "The Loveliest Time" by Carly Rae Jepsen (Pat's #2 & Trav's #2) 4:36:19 - "Raven" by Kelela (Optimal's #2) 4:42:45 - "My Back Was a Bridge For You to Cross" by ANOHNI and the Johnsons (Trav's #1) 4:53:16 - "Ganger" by Veeze (Optimal's #1) 4:57:28 - "We Buy Diabetic Test Strips" by Armand Hammer & "Maps" by Billy Woods & Kenny Segal (Pat's #1s) 5:05:44 - Outro

Buckle up sisters this week the NewlyWeds are getting in the mooood for Christmas and they have the outfits to go with it. Dressed as Mary and Joseph, Sophie and Jamie invite the in-laws on the pod.Sophie's dad, Patrique and Jamie's mum, Penny chat to the NewlyWeds about all things Christmas traditions, Jamie ‘ruining' Christmas one year and more. Plus the in-laws read some of your beautiful love messages, and give some really great advice. We absolutely LOVE your messages on LOVE! Please keep in sending them in and start your message with the word "LOVE”. If you are thinking about proposing send us a message and we might be able to help. Don't forget to grab your tickets to the NewlyWeds tour here And if you loved Santa, you can find him on @miromagicpartyThanks for listening x Instagram: @newlywedspodcastTikTok: @newlyweds Email: newlyweds@jampotproductions.co.ukYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@newlywedspodcast-Credits:Podcast Producer & Editor: @jacksuddaby_Exec Producer: @jemimarathboneAssistant Producer: @maiaadelia.docsVideographer: @jamierg99Social Media: @emzchampion Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's time for another update from AECI Plant Health, and today we're excited to have Patrique le Vieux, Technical Advisory Specialist for the southern part of South Africa, joining us on Farmer's Inside Track. As an expert in the field of biological products, Patrique will be sharing his insights with Food For Mzansi journalist Octavia Spandiel on the role of biological products in current agriculture. They'll be discussing how these products can help farmers create more sustainable farming practices by reducing their reliance on chemical pesticides, and how they can be integrated into an integrated pest management strategy. If you're interested in learning more about the future of farming in South Africa and how we can make it more sustainable, you won't want to miss this conversation.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio lookAghost (Whole Lotta Leaks & Beyond) bodgahermosa (Whole Lotta Leaks & Beyond) santurce (Whole Lotta Red) leftlane (Whole Lotta Red) It's the final part to the podcast's rundown and celebration of the career of Playboi Carti, and what better way to end it then a super-sized episode going over what has so far been arguably the biggest era for Carti? This episode the podcast is joined along by the wide cast of lookAghost, bodgahermosa, santurce, and leftlane to cover Carti's most controversial, inspirational and experimental release so far "Whole Lotta Red", as well as the epic bootleg compilation "Whole Lotta Leaks & Beyond" which fans curated and hyped in the wake of the build up to the shocking left turn Carti would eventually take. The gang discusses how defining this era was for Carti's relationship with leaks, his artistic evolution in changing up nearly everything about his sonic style, and especially how the reception of this album has changed form it's initial mixed reviews when it dropped. As well, how important this album ended up being legacy-wise in the creation of Rage and future rapper's sounds today. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! (Phasewave's "Opium Cult" bootleg as mentioned by Patrique: https://soundcloud.com/eeternalsaddness/sets/playboi-carti-opium-cult-vol-1-prod-phasewave) Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / Getting Into Carti / Carti & His Leaks 13:30 - Whole Lotta Leaks & Beyond Bootleg 1:41:37 - Interlude 1:42:23 - Intro / Getting Into Carti / The Lead Up to WLR and It's Background 2:15:48 - Whole Lotta Red 3:12:03 - WLR's Influence on Rage and It's Legacy With Other Artists 3:47:10 - Thanks & Outro

Your hosts this episode: Patrique Kittenpuke The clowns are back in town! That's right! You thought it was over but by the personal decree of podcast host Patrique, the pod's editor Kittenpuke is brought back out of the clown closest to discuss more of the Insane Clown Posse. This time going over the two member's solo material, as well as the newer mainline ICP releases that have come out since the podcast's initial deep dive into their discography. Along the way, the Patrique and Kittenpuke discuss their continued push that Violent J is a better rapper than Eminem, the (slow) improvement of Shaggy's rap abilities, and how ICP as a whole has been misrepresented and digged at by musical media outlets for their abilities when they really didn't deserve it. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / Why Are We Doing This? 8:26 - Fuck Off EP by Shaggy 2 Dope 16:06 - Wizard of the Hood EP by Violent J 25:26 - F.T.F.O. by Shaggy 2 Dope 35:10 - The Shining by Violent J 47:54 - F.T.F.O.M.F. by Shaggy 2 Dope 59:50 - Brother! EP by Violent J 1:07:25 - Gloomy Sunday by Shaggy 2 Dope 1:12:10 - Yum Yum's Lure by Insane Clown Posse 1:15:54 - Yum Yum's Bedlam by Insane Clown Posse 1:32:38 - Wicked Vic EP by Insane Clown Posse 1:37:49 - Pug Ugly EP by Insane Clown Posse 1:47:45 - Bloody Sunday by Violent J 2:02:30 - Recommendations / Outro

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio Traviud It's that time of year again! The podcast, along with returning guest Traviud, rounds up and discusses their top 10 favorite music projects from this last year. From big hitters to under the radar underground stars, the guys run the gamut discussing the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Billy Woods, Ame, Autumn!, Big Thief, Weyes Blood, Black Country, New Road, and many more. As well they discuss some of the bottom barrel worst for the year with the likes of MGK's sordid attempts ta Pop Punk, Snoop Dogg sellout nature into a living NFT commercial, and an in depth discussion on the content of one Tom Macdonald. Once agin we thank you for listening and here's to another year of living off borrowed time! Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / Worst Of 6:51 - "Mainstream Sellout" by MGK 11:14 - "ATUM" by Smashing Pumpkins 12:37 - Everything Snoop Dogg 16:02 - Gangsta Boo RIP 16:57 - Snoop Dogg Discussion Part 2 17:50 - "Brave" by Tom Macdonald & Adam Calhoun 36:08 - Final Honorable Mentions 36:50 - "Beware of the Monkey" by MIKE 37:15 - "No Thank You" by Little Simz 38:07 - Everything by Vic Spencer 39:28 - "Mother" and "Horrah Scope" by Killah Priest 42:16 - "Big Time" by Angel Olsen 44:06 - "One Twice Melody" by Beach House 45:05 - "A Light for Attracting Attention" by The Smile 50:05 - "The Loneliest Time" by Carly Rae Jepsen 51:54 - "Hypochondriac" by Brakence 52:48 - "I Didn't Mean to Haunt You" by Quadeca 55:09 - Brakence Discussion Part 2 57:33 - "The Family" by Brockhampton 1:01:45 - "Melt My Eyez See Your Future" by Denzel Curry Discussion 1:06:34 - "Crest" by Bladee & Ecco2k (Caleb's #10) 1:12:40 - "The Yodfather" by Your Old Droog (Patrique's #10) 1:18:52 - "LABYRINTHITIS" by Destroyer (Trav's #10) 1:23:15 - "Betrayed" by Drippin So Pretty (Caleb's #9) 1:29:54 - "Formentera" by Metric (Patrique's HM #9) 1:36:07 - "Mr Morale & The Big Steppers" by Kendrick Lamar (Trav's #9) 1:50:25 - "Da SlimePrint" EP by Smokingskul (Caleb's #8) 1:55:14 - "Time Skiffs" by Animal Collective (Patrique's #8) 1:59:59 - "God Save The Animals" by Alex G (Trav's #8) 2:05:24 - Hatchie Discussion 2:06:35 - "Blue Rev" by Alvvays (Caleb's #7 & Trav's #6) 2:14:20 - "Drill Music in Zion" by Lupe Fiasco (Patrique's #7) 2:26:53 - "Everything Was Beautiful" by Spiritualized (Trav's #7) 2:33:10 - "Sick!" by Earl Sweatshirt (Caleb's #6) 2:33:34 - "Metal Lung" by ShrapKnel (Patrique's #6) 2:38:45 - "##B4GC2 ##B4GC2" EP by Autumn! (Caleb's #5) 2:44:37 - "Sick!" by Earl Sweatshirt (Patrique's #5) 2:55:25 - "Aethiopes" by Billy Woods (Trav's #5 & Caleb's #4) 2:55:49 - "No Oblivion" by No Devotion (Patrique's #4) 2:58:10 - "Ants From Up Here" by Black Country, New Road (Trav's #4) 3:07:40 - "Enchanted" EP by Ame (Caleb's #3) 3:11:03 - "No fear of Time" by Black Star (Patrique's #3) 3:19:24 - "And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow" by Weyes Blood (Trav's #3) 3:25:40 - "Lyfe" & "2 Alive" by Yeat (Caleb's #2, tie) 3:26:20 - Gangsta Boo RIP Part 2 3:27:09 - "Dollar Menu 4" by Mach-Hommy & Tha God Fahim (Patrique's #2) 3:30:16 - "Man Plays the Horn" by Cities Aviv (Trav's #2 & Patrique's Actual #9) 3:39:01 - Last Honorable Mentions (Mainly Ka) 3:40:13 - "Baby Whoa" by Glokk40spaz (Caleb's #1) 3:46:37 - "Aethiopes" by Billy Woods (Patrique's #1) 3:54:42 - "Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You" by Big Thief (Trav's #1) 4:02:27 - Thanks & Outro

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio Once again the Living Off Borrowed Time Podcast begins their end of year recap with their honorable mentions for 2022. Discussing their biggest let downs, surprises, and projects that just missed the big top 10 spots of their year end lists. Going over releases by Billy Woods, Freddie Gibbs, Charli XCX, Joey Bada$$, Young Nudy, Griselda, and more. Along the way they also highlight the Duwap Kaine having the best album cover of the year, how the best Griselda projects aren't coming from Griselda, the complete mishandling of SoFaygo, and the shocking twist of Patrique actually liking a Taylor Swift project. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro/ Sorry for the Delay / Disappointments & Surprises 9:22 - "2000" by Joey Bada$$ 13:27 - "Her Loss" by Drake & 21 Savage 17:28 - "Who Cares?" by Rex Orange County 17:52 - "From A Birds Eye View" by Cordae 18:08 - "Tana Talk 4" by Benny the Butcher 18:56 - "Gucci Ghost" by Mikey Diamonds & Big Ghost Ltd. 20:33 - "Tana Talk 4" Discussion Part 2 22:09 - "God Don't Make Mistakes" by Conway the Machine 24:00 - "Drillmatic: Heart Vs. Mind" by The Game 25:19 - "God Did" by DJ Khaled 26:27 - We're not Talking About HIM 27:59 - "Pink Heartz" by SoFaygo 29:25 - "Vices" by Weiland 31:35 - "Entergalactic" by Kid Cudi 33:59 - "Crash" by Charli XCX 35:46 - "Afrikantis" by Lil B 38:05 - "Crash" discussion Part 2 39:46 - "The Loneliest Time" by Carly Rae Jepsen 45:27 - "Midnights" by Taylor Swift 53:06 - "Sedale Threat" by Wrecking Crew 55:53 - "Asphalt Meadows" - by Death cab for Cutie 59:22 - "The Forever Story" by J.I.D. 1:06:30 - "No thank You" by Little Simz 1:10:44 - Main Honorable Mentions 1:13:20 - "10" by Westside Gunn 1:19:03 - "Conductor We Have a Problem" by Conductor Williams / Griselda Getting Out Griselda'ed 1:25:52 - "10" Discussion Part 2 1:29:08 - "Duck CZN: Tiger Style" by Mach-Hommy & Tha God Fahim 1:37:58 - "Cheat Codes" by Billy Woods & Danger Mouse 1:44:27 - "Continuance" by Curren$y & The Alchemist 1:46:20 - "The Elephant Man's Bones" by Roc Marciano & The Alchemist 1:50:21 - "Fair Exchange No Robbery" by Boldy James & Nicholas Craven 1:57:01 - Final Honorable Mention Shoutouts 1:58:30 - "City of Crows" by Black Kray (aka Sickboyrari) 1:59:03 - "All Due Respect" by Count Bass D 2:00:03 - "1974" by Preservation 2:02:14 - "EA Monster" by Young Nudy 2:04:22 - "3800 Degrees" by NBA youngboy 2:08:47 - "Family Guy" by Duwap Kaine 2:11:06 - "1st Round Pick" by Tisakorean

Your hosts this episode: Patrique G.O.Z. In this special episode Patrique returns and is joined by the great G.O.Z to discuss the recent collab project between Black Thought and Danger Mouse, "Cheat Codes". They go over the paths that both Black Thought and Danger Mouse have had leading into this project career-wise, how it influenced the sounds and directions of this album, and how it stands up to the recent string of Conscious Rap albums coming out these past years. Similarly, the duo also go over said recent string of albums (Kendrick and Black Star), tearing down a recent Pitchfork article that looked to discredit these releases, and the nature of such albums.Along the way they also discuss all the recent Kanye drama and how people handle controversial rap artists or artists making controversial statements in both media and their music. Pitchfork article: https://pitchfork.com/thepitch/the-confessions-of-a-conscious-rap-fan/ Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 6:16 - Preamble / Cappadonna Talk 15:06 - Cheat Codes Lead Up 15:54 - Cheat Codes by Black Thought and Danger Mouse 46:06 - Mr Morale and the Bigsteppers Talk 52:12 - No Fear of Time Talk 1:02:00 - Pitchfork Article on Conscious Rap's "Decline" 1:08:20 - Cheat Codes (Part 2) 1:22:20 - Pitchfork Article (Part 2) 1:43:10 - Kanye West Talk / Artist's Being Problematic 1:54:01 - Cheat Codes (Part 3) 1:56:33 - No Fear of Time Talk (Part 2) 2:01:47 - Cheat Codes (Part 4) 2:11:37 - Thanks & Outro

Han byggde en av världens största fotbollsappar innan många svenskar hunnit skaffa en smartphone. Patrik Patrique Monique Arnesson är tech-entreprenören med hundra bollar i luften – nu med siktet inställt på digital konst, NFT:er och blockkedje-kontrakt. I det här avsnittet av Digitala Influencerpodden berättar Patrik om allt som gick åt skogen innan han fick till sin succéapp, om risiga NFT-projekt som ger tekniken dåligt rykte och om att vilja gå en match mot Mark Zuckerberg. Dessutom avslöjar han (nästan) vad som blir nästa vansinnesprojekt.

Een drone kan levensreddend zijn in noodsituaties. Denk bijvoorbeeld aan het analyseren van een brand, voordat de brandweer aanwezig kan zijn. Over vijf jaar is het mogelijk dat we een landelijk netwerk aan drones hebben die direct inzetbaar zijn door hulpdiensten. Hoe kan een drone je leven redden? In deze aflevering van BNR Eyeopeners bespreken we het gebruik van drones bij noodgevallen. Er staan door het land al verschillende dozen met drones die direct opgeroepen kunnen worden. Drones die soms wel tot 100 kilometer kunnen afleggen en diverse meetapparaten aan boord hebben. Wat is de rol van de emergency drone? In deze aflevering zijn te gast: Niels Klink, CEO en medeoprichter van Mapture.ai. Zijn bedrijf levert een drone-in-a-box waaruit de drone op elk moment direct de lucht in kan. De drone is niet autonoom, maar kan wel automatisch naar locaties vliegen om de situatie te verkennen. Waar is dat allemaal handig voor? Patrique Zaman, CEO van Avy, een Nederlands bedrijf dat een duurzame en muisstille drone gebouwd heeft. De drone van Avy kan tot 100 km ver vliegen en wordt al gebruikt voor transport, analyse en noodgevallen. Patrique wil dat drones niet meer 'overlastgevend' zijn, maar een goede impact hebben op ons leven. Nancy Scheijven, onder andere CEO Drones bij Rijkswaterstaat. Rijkswaterstaat heeft al zo'n 25 dronepiloten in dienst, die vaak ingezet worden bij noodgevallen op de waterwegen en autowegen. Dat gebruik van drones moet volgens haar landelijk en tussen nooddiensten vaker worden gedeeld, zodat er optimaal gebruikt kan worden van de informatie die drones kunnen verzamelen. Over BNR Eyeopeners In dit programma praat Nina van den Dungen wekelijks met drie gasten over slimme technologische innovaties die een grote rol zullen gaan spelen in de duurzame toekomst. Er komen veel onderwerpen aan bod: zoals het realiseren van slimme energienetwerken, de mogelijkheden (en gevaren) van gezichtsherkenning, de nieuwste ontwikkelingen met betrekking tot remote working én de laatste innovaties op het gebied van cybersecurity. Nina bespreekt de impact van deze ontdekkingen, maar vooral ook de praktische toepasbaarheid ervan voor bedrijven en consumenten. Als podcast en op FM BNR Eyeopeners verschijnt elke week als podcast. Klik hier om je gratis te abonneren, zodat elke nieuwe aflevering automatisch in je favoriete podcast-app verschijnt. Ook is Eyeopeners elke donderdagavond om 19:00 uur te beluisteren op BNR Nieuwsradio. Redactie: Stijn GoossensSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to the Nyam & Trod podcast, Drink & A Natter with JuicyChef! It's only fitting that our 10th episode is the first for Season 3. Our founder and host, Jacqui Sinclair, aka JuicyChef is back in her garden under the gazebo with her dogs and the birds in the background conversing with guests over delicious drinks. The season opener focuses on tea culture. Jacqui is 'potty" about tea, pun fully much intended. Our guests, Patrique Goodall of Likkle Tea, the island's first tea sommelier and Eileen Dunkley Shim of Netty's Farm, are involved with tea and kombucha, beverages not normally associated with the Caribbean. These mavericks are carving a niche for themselves in the ancient arts of tea and kombucha making while injecting intentional and distinctly sophisticated Jamaican twists in the range of flavours they carry. While sampling Eileen's new range of delightful "in season" flavoured kombucha's and sipping on Patrique's addictive dessert inspired "coconut pone" oolong tea, the ladies discuss how their businesses survive the pandemic in an age of supply chain issues and inflationary costs. Other topics covered include how temperatures, brewing and seeping alter flavour, bush teas, low technology fermentation - SCOBY, Jamaica's unique botany being a source of inspiration for recipe development and educating the public on the health benefits of their products. Follow us and our guests on Instagram @nyamandtrod @likkletea and @nettysfarm where you will be able to view the drinks of the episode. Subscribe on www.nyamandtrod.com for monthly food and drink recipes. Watch past podcast episodes on our Nyam & Trod YouTube channel. Drinks of the episode: JuicyChef's Skankin' Gin & Tonic featuring Likkle Tea's Rock Steady tea + JuicyChef's Kombucha Collins featuring Netty's Farm Strawberry, Apple & Beet kombucha.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique Thoughtfoul In this episode the Patrique is joined by Thoughfoul to discuss Mr. Muthafuckin' eXquire (gotta say the whole name)! An artist that recently both have really gotten into and feel is massively underrated for the amount of content, quality and time they've been grinding in the online Hip Hop world. Despite his previous label's best efforts to make him stay silent he's been releasing music steadily even past his key mixtapes (including the ones most don't know about) and the podcast is happy to shine a light on them and the bursting personality and hidden dynamics of eXquire as a rapper. If there's one lesson to be taught this episode it's that there's a lot more to the man then "Last Huzzah". Come listen and find out! Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / How You Got Into eXquire 9:00 - The Big Fat Kill 16:58 - Lost in Translation 45:55 - Power & Passion EP 51:46 - Merry Ex-Mas and Suck My Dick 56:32 - Man in the High Castle 1:02:42 - Kismet 1:24:04 - Live Forever EP 1:37:29 - SMD 2 & Live From the Danger Room 1:38:24 - Brainiac EP 1:44:09 - Merry eXmas 3 1:48:22 - Capsule Vol. 1 & Bootleg Liquor 1:49:14 - Self-Titled 2:02:10 - Confessions of a Sex Addict 2:07:53 - Singles & Features (Bootlicker, Black Mirror, Doorway) 2:17:56 - Letting Go of You for Y.O.U. 2:24:35 - Where Does eXquire Rank? 2:29:57 - Outro

Ele comenta sobre a retomada de empregos no Rio de Janeiro com o controle da pandemia, destaca os setores que mais empregam formalmente, segundo os dados do Cadastro Geral de Empregados e Desempregados (Caged) e a situação da informalidade entre cariocas e fluminenses. Welber também fala sobre o cenário de empregos no interior, sobretudo no Norte Fluminense, além de uma análise do tabuleiro eleitoral para 2022.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio On this quick little episode your hosts cover one of their favorite albums to quickly make a splash into this year early. "Sick!" by Earl Sweatshirt is a continued artistic growth and evolution for Earl and his sound and both Patrique and Optimal are happy to highlight that along with just generally gushing about this album. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / "Rap for Rock Listeners" List 11:56 - Sick! by Earl Sweatshirt 1:03:45 - Outro

Hoe balanceer je de behoefte en de waarde van samen opbouwen en gezamenlijk eigenaarschap, met hiërarchie en strakke lijnen?Hoe weet je wanneer je ruimte moet innemen, of wanneer je juist een stap naar achter moet doen?In deze aflevering is Anke van Donkersgoed te gast. Anke is mede-oprichter van Breekjaar. Een tussenjaar voor jongeren die na de middelbare school nog niet weten wat ze willen. Dat zijn we toch eigenlijk allemaal.Het opzetten en het runnen ervan is een flinke reis geweest; vol avontuur, ups en down.In dit gesprek hebben we het over een balans vinden tussen gezamenlijk eigenaarschap en een wirwar van meningen aan de ene kant, en hiërarchie en een strakke lijn aan de andere kant;over hoe je keuzes maakt vanuit je wijsheid;en over hoe je rol verandert en je na ruimte in te nemen ook afstand kunt creëren en ruimte kunt geven.En we hebben het over nóg veel meer. Anke is een bom van energie en vult het gesprek tjokvol wijsheid.Ze werkt vanuit veel vertrouwen en start alles vanuit een gedachte van overvloed. En ook de moeilijke momenten van de rollercoaster schuwt ze niet.Heel erg bedankt Anke, voor het knappe staaltje werk, de inzichten die je deelt, en voor je hele zijn. Veel plezier met luisteren. Hier is Anke.Show NotesAnke van DonkersgoedBreekjaarShots of Strategy in je inboxMijn boekenkastMail me (tijmen@studiogeorge.nl) over de aflevering. Vind ik leuk.LessenM'n bedrijf voelt ook als een kindje, waarmee we met Breekjaar ook nog een soort moederschoot voor veel jongeren zijn. Mijn grote schoot aan moederenergie komt dus wel tot haar recht.Pianomuziek gaf veel gevoel in het huis. Een stroom van ontspanning.Vroeger wilde ik arts worden. Dat was toen mijn beeld van hoe je iets voor iemand kunt betekenen.Ik was niet intrinsiek gemotiveerd, gedesillusioneerd na m'n studie, bezig met wat anderen van me dachten en ging over al m'n grenzen heen. Op een dag viel ik opeens om.Nadat alles eruit was wat eruit moest, voelde ik heel veel liefde in mezelf en verbinding met het leven. Daar ging een creatiekracht aan.Mensen gingen aan op Breekjaar omdat iedereen vond dat dit miste. Een plek waar ook de sociaal-emotionele ontwikkeling plaatsvindt en dat leren weer iets moois wordt.Doordat iedereen kon meedenken en vormgeven voelde iedereen zich ook eigenaar. Maar daardoor kon het ook een wirwar van meningen worden.We wilden alles samen doen, maar hoe wars we er ook van waren, we hadden ook hiërarchie nodig. Dat wilden we niet perse, maar we voelden de noodzaak wel.Het kan zoveel prettiger werken wanneer er helderheid is over wie waar over gaat en je elkaar daarop kunt vertrouwen.Op een moment van onzekerheid, zei Patrique me dat er niemand anders dit kon doen. Niet vanwege m'n ervaring, maar omdat ik het bén. Slimmer maakte niet bezielder.Ik kan vooruit zoomen en zien wat er nodig is. En dan weer terug naar het nu om te bepalen er nu moet gebeuren.Ik probeer m'n keuzes vanuit m'n wijsheid te maken: Luisteren naar m'n gevoel, maar ook onderscheiden wat van mij is, wat is van de ander en wat wil de organisatie?We waren in het begin nog jong en gingen er helemaal voor. We gingen in Breekjaar ook ons eigen proces aan. Nu nemen we ons menszijn wel mee, maar scheiden het meer en daardoor zijn we juist veel dienstbaarder.Volleeg noemen we dat: Helemaal voldaan en helemaal leeg.Wie ben ik? Wat kan ik? Wat wil ik? En hoe maak ik keuzes?Moeder worden heeft me meer geaard. Ervoor werkte ik nog steeds best wel veel. Erna had ik veel minder tijd dus moest ik strenger zijn waar ik m'n tijd aan besteedde. Wat is nu de essentie? Wat moet ík echt doen en wat niet.Een mooie balans is eerst buffelen om waar te maken wat we belooft hebben en samen in het team te zitten. En dat dan draaiende kunnen krijgen om weer vrij te kunnen creëren.Het moeilijkste was misschien wel - vanuit de totale betrokkenheid - te realiseren dat Breekjaar toch ook zonder mij kon bestaan. Sterker nog, als ik mezelf zo belangrijk maak dan sta ik de organisatie juist ook in de weg.LinksMede-initiatiefnemers Breekjaar: Patrique Zaman (Pi), Lucas Wirtz, Michiel Stadhouders, Dolf HautvastMaurice Kimman, Maurits Hofman, Annelien HospesMarien Baerveldt, Joost den BoonZielzichtYoungworksKnowmadsAgora ScholenHawaiian Roller Coaster Ride (Lilo&Stitch)Aflevering: 15. Steven van den Tol over de toko verkopen wanneer je ook loyaal naar het team wilt zijn, in of boven het team staan, en de stress tot de landing. (met Patrique mede-oprichter Onderwijshelden)Podcast: OWN - Super Soul SundayBoek: Chérie Carter-Scott - Als het leven een spel is dan zijn dit de regelsBoek: Paul Hora, Narayana Dorje, Paula Horan - The nine principles of self-healingBoek: Otto Scharmer - Theory UBoek: Marc Beaumont - The man who cycled the worldBoek: Marianne Busser en Ron Schröder - De mooiste verhalen van muis en egel

Patrique Pi Zaman from Avy - Drones for Good. Avy pioneers in innovative aircraft technology that is fully autonomous, emission-free, and designed to integrate smoothly into daily operations in the emergency services as well as many other sectors, whilst blending into nature.Along with many other functions they are being used in quickly detecting and locating WILDFIRES across vast areas for quick & accurate response by Fire crews. Founded only 5 years ago, they have risen as a key innovator in the aviation industry, landing several partnerships, awards, and investments.See a video of their Drones in use detecting WILDFIRES & working alongside fire brigades by clicking HERE & find out more about AVY by visiting their website HERE Get notified of each Podcast episode as soon as they come out by clicking HEREFollow the podcast onYoutubeFacebookInstagramTo learn more about the podcast or become a partner of the podcast Jump over to our website by clicking HEREA big thanks to the support of our partners for being part of the FFP familyWilliam Wood WatchesHAIX FootwearWe are proud to support The Firefighters Charity. Did you know the charity has its own App now called The MyFFC App and can be accessed on any smartphone by clicking HERE to help beneficiaries engage with the Charity and the support they are able to give. 

Cheeks and Patrique get silly talking about Halloween and movies.

In a special Friday the 13th episode, Cheeks and Patrique offer up their favorite scary movies.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio destroyxme (aka 108mics) In this special two part topic episode the podcast covers a much talked about and referenced group that they've hinted at doing for months now, the Swedish rap group known as Drain Gang. Patrique finds himself in the interesting position of this being his first time dive into the popular underground group, but is helped along by OptimalAudio and this first part's guest destroyxme (108mics) to discuss every project and facet of the group's history and material. From Bladee's solid performances and discography to the explorations and obscurities of Ecco2k and Thaiboy's (and even a bit of the production side in early projects of WhiteArmor and Yung Sherman as well). Get ready to get drained in this expansive first part covering the early days of DJ Cannabiz to the controversial release of Bladee's "Red Light". Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / How We Got Into DG 22:40 - DJ Cannabiz / Early Drain Gang Works 30:28 - Early Singles & GTBSG Compilation 43:18 - Gluee 56:15 - ส (Tiger) 1:02:36 - Lord of the Jewels 1:08:10 - RIP Bladee EP 1:13:52 - AvP EP 1:15:49 - Eversince 1:45:35 - D&G 1:52:18 - Working on Dying 2:09:56 - Red Light 2:21:54 - Drain Gang in the Mainstream? / Outro

Cheeks shares horror stories from doing promos. Patrique talks about his Arizona summer without air conditioning.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique battered_sphinx In this episode resident host Patrique is joined by frequent guest battered_sphinx to play a game of "musical cultural exchange" in tasking the other to check out some projects from artists their very much interested in. With sphinx attempting to sway Patrique's long held dismissal of the label Anticon's offerings through projects such as Deep Puddle Dynamics and Alias; and Patrique trying to sway sphinx into getting interested in Mac Miller through his infamous mixtape "Faces" and instrumental output. Will either succeed? Will new found respect be had or lost? And how good was Das Racist before Kool A.D. and the group destroyed their reputations? Listen in and find out! Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro, Concept & Album Picks 12:10 - Deep Puddle Dynamics - "The Taste of Rain...Why Kneel?" 34:26 - Secret Museum of Mankind & Das Racist Discussion 38:35 - "The Taste of Rain...Why Kneel?" Part 2 45:20 - Alias - "The Other Side of the Looking Glass" 1:13:13 - Mac Miller - "Faces" 1:59:25 - Larry Fisherman - "Run-On Sentences Vol. 1 & 2" 2:04:30 - Larry Fisherman - !Go Fish! Singles 2:09:30 - Wrap Up & Outro

Patrique reminiscences about youth sports. Cheeks's beans are stirred by animal life and bad company names.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique Kosa12 It's a double shot! Patrique is joined by RYM user Kosa12 once again to discuss the most recent project by the enigmatic duo of Billy Woods and Elucid, otherwise known Armand Hammer, and produced by The Alchemist: "HARAM". They discuss every facet of the project from its impactful cover art choice, the continuously solid production of Alchemist, where it stands in AH's development and evolution as a group and the many political and social intricacies that the duo is famous for weaving in. Along the way they also discuss the prospect of Armand Hammer having the best discography in all of Rap and what the future holds for them as they continue to grow in popularity and chemistry. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / What We've Been Up To 7:16 - HARAM Discussion 1:49:39 - Armand Hammer, The Greatest Discography of All Time? 1:57:07 - Outro

Your hosts this episode: Patrique Kosa12 *This episode was recorded in DECEMBER and thus may have dated references or points* In this episode Patrique is joined by fellow RYM user Kosa12 to do a deep dive breakdown of one of their favorite albums of the past year in "BRASS" by the collab of Billy Woods and Moor Mother. While doing so they also discuss the underrated status of Elucid, the misunderstandings on Billy Woods them changes over his releases and Political Hip Hop in today's society. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / How We Got Into Both Artists & Background 11:06 - BRASS Breakdown 2:46:56 - Thanks & Outro

Cheeks, Patrique and three special guests share medical and dental disaster stories.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique battered_sphinx *This episode was recorded in DECEMBER and thus may have dated references or points* In this episode of the podcast, host Patrique is joined by battered_sphinx to rant and rave about one of their shared favorite albums, "XXX" by Danny Brown, and the mastery of lyricism, storytelling and flow dexterity that it is. Along the way they give their props to the production styles of Skywlkr and other fellow Danny collaborators, discuss Danny's legacy both with Detroit and the larger Hip Hop scene and just how good the year 2011 was for Rap music in general. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / Revisiting XXX 5:32 - How We Got Into Danny Brown 16:18 - 2011 Was One of the Best Years in Hip Hop 26:05 - XXX 2:10:07 - Legacy of XXX & Danny Brown 2:11:03 - Outro

Steven van den Tol is te gast. Steven is nu frontman van Wilson, maar was in een vorig professioneel leven mede-oprichter van Onderwijshelden; dat hij succesvol gestart, gegroeid en verkocht heeft.In dit gesprek hebben we het over die 3 fases.Hoe hij en Patrique het startte terwijl ze nog van niks wisten.Over dat het serieus werd en hoe dat wrijving opleverde met zijn neiging tot gelijkheid en moeite met hiërarchie.En over de loyaliteits- en identiteitsproblemen bij de verkoop.Steven heeft hier veel op gereflecteerd en hij is in dit gesprek heel open over wat alles voor hem betekende. Een diepe kijk naar binnen; met kracht, zekerheid en gepaste trots.Veel plezier met luisteren! Hier is ie.Show NotesSteven van den TolWilsonBijbehorende blog: Pippi's ParadoxShots of Strategy in je inboxMijn boekenkastMail me (tijmen@studiogeorge.nl) over de aflevering. Vind ik leuk.Giveaway: Vond je dit nou een leuk gesprek en denk je "dit deel ik graag online". Tag dan De Gebakken Peren even op Linkedin of Instagram. Elke twee weken verloot ik als bedankje een exemplaar van in dit geval Steven's boekentip - 'Trying not to Try' - onder degenen die het delen. Of als je liever een ander boek uit m'n online Boekenkast hebt dan kan dat natuurlijk ook. Ik neem contact met je op.LessenIn m'n jeugd waren ondernemers en werkgevers niet perse "de goeie" mensen. Dat speelt nu nog. Dat ik interne verbazing heb wanneer een succesvol iemand ook nog sympathiek blijkt. En heb ik zelf dus ook intern conflict bij "succesvol zijn".Ik heb - misschien meer dan anderen - ook altijd het belang van m'n medewerkers proberen te behartigen. Ik vind ook dat ik of een ondernemer ook eerst goed voor z'n medewerkers moet zorgen. Maar als je daarin te ver gaat gaat het ten koste van jezelf.Ik realiseerde pas tijdens mijn studie dat je ook gewoon zélf iets kon bedenken en een bedrijf kan beginnen, ipv een bijbaantje te hebben.Om me heen waren allemaal studenten die 2 jaar later de belofte zouden zijn, maar nu nog suffe baantjes hadden. Dat was zo'n verspilling. Daar moest iets slims mee kunnen.Omdat Patrique (Zaman) deed alsof het helemaal niet iets moeilijks was, leek dit voor mij ook een gewone optie. Ik had op dat moment misschien wel meer vertrouwen in hem dan in mezelf. En ik had toen ook wel de overtuiging dat als anderen het kunnen dat ik het ook wel moet kunnen.Patrique is iemand die het meteen doet als ie iets bedenkt. Dat vond ik soms ook wel eens lastig. Ik denk er graag nog even over na. Maar samen is dat dus heel sterk. We deelden ook de kwaliteit om er over te praten en dat we altijd vanuit een goed hart handelden.Ik vond het spannend worden toen het ook echt wat geworden was. Toen was er ook echt iets te verliezen. Voor Patrique viel er toen denk ik minder te winnen en werd het minder creatief."Als het failliet gaat kan ik altijd nog een baan zoeken." Hoewel, ik ben na 10 jaar ondernemen niet meer zo geschikt voor de arbeidsmarkt.Ik was altijd bang de tarieven te verhogen. Maar ik heb gemerkt dat als je een mailtje stuurt met "de tarieven zijn vanaf nu verhoogd", je eigenlijk altijd terugkrijgt "ok".Ik vond het altijd heel prettig om me "horizontaal te verhouden" tot m'n medewerkers en "erbij te horen". Ik was ook vol van Ricardo Semler, en dat kwam me stiekem ook wel goed uit. Maar vanaf 5-6 medewerkers ben ik wel lid van het team, maar moet ik ook erkennen dat ik een andere rol heb.Ik zei altijd "Ik ben er gewoon ingerold", waarmee ik eigenlijk ontkende dat ik daar zelf heel veel voor gedaan heb.Toen ik vader werd, veranderde het bedrijf van een plek om lol te maken naar ook een plek waarmee ik ook m'n gezin moest onderhouden en zingeving gaf.We huurden onze coach Maurice Kimman als manager in. Deels omdat hij ons kon helpen te professionaliseren. Maar eigenlijk ook omdat het me hielp niet alleen de beslissingen te hoeven nemen.Oorspronkelijk hadden we - geïnspireerd door Tim Ferriss - als doel een bedrijf te hebben waar we zelf niet meer in nodig waren. Patrique was er op gegeven moment uit. En ik had nog een rol in sales. Deels deed ik dat ook omdat ik het helemaal nog niet zo leuk vond om misbaar te zijn.Mijn redenen om de club te verkopen waren toen anders dan waarvan ik nu denk dat ik het deed.Na de verkoop was ik eerst erg opgelucht. Ik voelde me ervoor wel succesvol, maar ik had het nog niet succesvol afgerond. Er kon altijd nog wat misgaan.Ik was op een gegeven moment 'een succesvolle jonge ondernemer'. Misschien kon ik ook wel wat anders worden?Ik heb het heel moeilijk gevonden om m'n mensen achter te laten in de club die ik verkocht. Ik ervaarde dat als verraad plegen. Terwijl ik eigenlijk juist voor het eerst voor mezelf ging staan.Ik heb de verkoop perfect willen doen, maar deed het voor het eerst dus dat kon helemaal niet. Maar mijn overtuiging was "ik doe iets goed".Nu kijk ik met trots terug. Het ging met opluchting, naar rauw, naar wow wat was het mooi en wat bijzonder dat we dat gedaan hebben.Even niks hoeven leek me leuk. Dat heb ik een half jaar leuk gevonden. Toen werd ik die jongen die ooit een keer een wedstrijd gewonnen had. Dat zag ik wel aankomen, maar ik dacht "dat overkomt mij dus niet".Ik heb gewoon heel erg de behoefte om het gevoel te hebben dat wat ik doe ergens aan bouwt.Door het ondernemen leer je ook heel veel dingen die je daarna opeens gewoon kan. Van administratie, begroting tot inschatten van kosten. Dat maakt dat ik nu makkelijk planmatig ideeën kan evalueren.Ik vulde voorheen de structuurrol (blauw) in. Maar als iemand anders dat al doet, vind ik dat chill en ga ik de creatieve ideeën rol (geel) invullen.Mijn droombeeld is niet perse een uitkomt. Maar meer randvoorwaarden als: Ik wil een bruisende club creëren waar ik bij hoor. Dat ik er toe kan doen, én dat ik daarmee begonnen ben.Het is enerzijds authentiek dat ik iets doe wat heel erg bij mijn natuur past. Maar het is ook een megafoon dat uitbreidt wat ik zelf ben: "Kijk mij nou". Net als veel ondernemers.In fictie zie je pas hoe de menselijke kant echt naar voren komt. In non-fictie of een modelletje verdwijnt dat. Die begrijp je dan wel, maar doet je niks.LinksOnderwijsHelden (voorheen StudentDocent)Patrique ZamanAvy (Patrique's nieuwe bedrijf in drones)BreekjaarBoek: Richard Branson - Screw it, let's do it.Ricardo SemlerPodcastaflevering met Tom Elffers, waar we ook praten over Pay-as-you-feelBoek: Tim Ferriss - The 4-four WorkweekMaurice KimmanDerek Sivers over misbaar zijn in CD Baby op de Farnam Street Podcast.Boek: Leo Tolstoy - War and Peace (dan wel in de Engelse vertaling)Boek: Edward Slingerland - Trying not to Try (het charisma van niet over te komen alsof je hard probeert, maar het goed kan)Ted-talk over Trying not to try.

Momento de relembrar o início desses dois ciclistas fenomenais Luiz Amorim 5 vezes campeão do contra relógio, Patrique Gama Azevedo tem vários títulos inclusive a famosa tradicional Nove de Julho ...E as competições de revelação de atletas como a Ascibikers e Copa Starup surgiram grandes campeões nesses dois formatos de competição de bairro... Revelaram grandes nomes no ciclismo nacional! Criação iniciação do pelotão feminino cujo o intuito é uma ação social na modalidade.

Cheeks and Patrique welcome Tim back to the show. They share stories of airports, plane rides and traveling.

In de luchtvaartindustrie werken honderdduizenden mensen, maar het blijft een conservatieve wereld. “Het ziet er al 100 jaar hetzelfde uit met minimale innovaties. Dat is best wel jammer en ook schadelijk. Ik heb 4 jaar geleden mijn footprint berekend en kwam al snel tot de conclusie dat ik kan heel veel aanpassen in mijn leven, maar één vlucht naar het buitenland en ik zit direct weer aan mijn tax. Ik hou heel erg van reizen, dus het verduurzamen van de luchtvaart werd een persoonlijke missie”, aldus Patrique Pi Zaman, founcer en CEO van Avy.

Cheeks and Patrique take a stroll down memory lane, talking about cartoons, games and toys from childhood.

The last episode of season one brings Cheeks and Patrique to a recap and revisit of topics from the past. The gang also shares stories of accidentally seeing people naked.

Cheeks and Patrique discuss recurring dreams and shortest jobs with guest, Bianca.

Your Hosts This Episode: Patrique battered_sphinx In this episode Patrique is joined by fellow RYMer, Discord member and Abstract Hip-Hop connoisseur battered_sphinx to discuss the journey and early musical output of one El-P. Traversing what is essentially the trifecta of late 90's / early 2000's Indie Rap. From the underground epicenter of Company Flow's "Funcrusher Plus", to the production for Definitive Jux's most famous release and group, Cannibal Ox's "The Cold Vein" and finally El-P's first solo project and his apocalyptic instrumentation peak with "Fantastic Damage". Along the way discussions are made of El-P's early machine gun-like flow, his production now compared to his newer releases and the significance of "The Cold Vein" as a staple of Underground Rap. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro Discussion / Getting Into El-P and Abstract Hip-Hop in General 30:35 - The Cold Vein & Cannibal Ox 1:24:22 - Funcrusher Plus & Company Flow 2:02:54 - Fantastic Damage 2:40:16 - Wrap Up & What is the Best?

Cheeks and Patrique welcome special guest, Sean! The three talk about scary movies and petty dealbreakers.

Cheeks and Patrique welcome guest, Tim. The crew tells stories of growing up in their neighborhoods. (No Music)

Your Hosts This Episode: Patrique G.O.Z. In this episode Patrique is joined by G.O.Z. of RYM's Hip Hop discussion scene to discuss one of the most eclectic but also at times mislabelled groups in Rap: The Roots (and also Black Thought solo). The boys discuss everyone nook and cranny of The Roots expansive career and try to determine the perspectives many hold and have created for the self-instrumented group and also the continued rise of Black Thought as a prominent solo artist and force in the world of rap. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro Discussion 11:59 - Organix 23:38 - Do You Want More?!!!??! 36:22 - Illadelph Hallife 47:54 - Things Fall Apart 58:55 - Phrenology 1:09:56 - The Tipping Point 1:19:05 - Game Theory 1:28:43 - Rising Down 1:44:44 - How I Got Over 1:57:50 - Wake Up! w/ John Legend 2:00:48 - Kanye Time! and Joe Rogan Discussion 2:06:26 - Betty Wright: The Movie w/ Betty Wright 2:07:46 - Undun 2:16:48 - Money Making Jam Boys 2:21:04 - Wise Up Ghost w/ Elvis Costello 2:21:38 - Discussing Roots Members 2:26:08 - ...And Then You Shoot Your Cousin 2:33:43 - Black Thought's Solo Career 2:34:52 - Streams of Thought Vol. 1 2:42:04 - Streams of Thought Vol. 2 2:51:11 - Streams of Thought Vol. 3 2:57:50 - Where Does Black Thought Rank? and Wrap Up

Cheeks and Patrique gather to share underrated and overrated things and tell Uber stories.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio TooBrokeToCare In this episode the podcast is joined by RYM user TooBroketoCare to go over one of the most prolific and fast rising artists today's Hip Hop culture, Travis Scott. With an expert by their side the boys go deep into Travis's early roots, discussing his risk it all strategy and use of connections that led him to his connections with Kanye and subtle but speedy rise to fame through the ranks. They also discuss Patrique's old grudge against Travis and how he's managed to come around on him over the years. Along the way the gang detour into the decline in Eminem's importance, the necessity (or lack of) for emphasized lyricism and how We should all hate some guy named Jason. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro Discussion / How We Got Into Travis 20:35 - Travis's VERY early mixtapes 24:45 - Why We Should Hate Jason 34:20 - Travis's Come Up 42:45 - Days Before Rodeo (Part 1) 44:04 - Owl Pharaoh 46:42 - Days Before Rodeo (Part 2) 52:25 - Shitting on Loveless and Detroit 2 57:48 - Days Before Rodeo (Part 3) 1:02:37 - Rodeo 1:18:07 - King's Dead and the Black Panther ST 1:19:53 - Kendrick and Future Discussion 1:25:00 - Lupe vs. Kendrick 1:25:53 - Rodeo (Part 2) 1:41:40 - Eminem's Career and Lyricism and Technique in Rap 2:23:50 - Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight 2:35:16 - Astroworld 2:50:08 - Outro Discussion

Cheeks and Patrique share stories of pranks. Music by Squid The Whale.

Cheeks and Patrique introduce Stacy for a game of “Never Have I Ever” and sharing stories about weed. Music by Misogi.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio In this episode the podcasts covers how 2020 has been going musically (Hint: Great) while trying to ignore how everything else in 2020 is going (Hint: Pure trash fire). They start with what little bad has come out recently such as "Supermarket 2", er, I mean G-Eazy's "Everything's Strange Here" and Diplo's continued descent into musical ruin. From there they get to the multitude of good things that have come out this year that they've had yet to cover such as the rise of rap group Griselda and their member's recent releases, Ka's "Descendants of Cain", the controversy and discussion around MIKE's new album and whether "Lo-Fi NY scene" is eating its own tail and find time to still discuss if Kanye is falling off the musical radar with his antics and Patrique even debuts a new segment for the podcast! The Charles Hamilton list / downloads: https://charleshamiltonmusicproject.com/ch-music/ Intro music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided profile names!

Your hosts this episode: Patrique Jurmainson In a very special episode Patrique and Jurmainson return to continue the podcast's tradition of coming together and analyzing a new release from the Hip-Hop super duo, Armand Hammer. For this episode, the recently released "Shrines" is put under the microscope and they look into how this project actually ends up being one of AH's more "optimistic" releases in a while, how this album deals with the stressful times that have occurred in America as of 2020 and whether Rap Genius is a hindrance on the artistic medium of Rap and it's lyrical interpretations. Intro music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro Discussion 1:56 - Shrines 1:56:33 - Outro Discussion

Aaron gives Pat a hypothetical.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio TooBrokeToCare *THIS EPISODE WAS RECORDED WELL AFTER OTHER EPISODES BEING REFERENCED* It's time to celebrate the the new decade and to do that the podcast says goodbye and F-off to 2020. A year that was horrible and almost everything but the music. In this episode the guys rattle of the albums they just couldn't fit into their top 10 lists while also discussing some of the more disappointing and outright bad releases that came out this year. As well they discuss (at the time fo recording) the recently released Whole Lotta Red album by Carti and their frustration with the quick judgements around it, and also about Alice Coltrane and tastes in Jazz. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! "Take A Kayak" by Son Raw (as mentioned by Patrique): https://son-raw.bandcamp.com/album/take-a-kayak Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 3:37 - Whole Lotta Red Discussion 33:13 - Honorable Mentions (Worst) 34:43 - Merry Christmas Lil' Mama EP 36:47 - No Ceilings 3 40:32 - Father Of All Motherfuckers 42:34 - E-Girls Are Ruining My Life / Corpse / Clean Up 45:35 - Daystar 47:02 - That's All They Say 48:33 - Everything's Strange Here 49:29 - Snow On Da Bluff 51:47 - WAP 57:04 - Music To Be Murdered By 1:01:59 - Honorable Mentions (Best) 1:02:08 - Dedicated Side-B 1:07:42 - BRASS 1:11:15 - What's Your Pleasure? 1:16:02 - We Will Always Love You 1:17:15 - The Microphones in 2020 1:20:52 - Punisher 1:22:33 - Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was 1:23:28 - Charmed 1:25:02 - Tunes 2011 - 2019 1:27:15 - After Hours 1:28:07 - Circles 1:29:22 - Sufjan Stevens 1:31:36 - Ohms 1:33:44 - Old Albums 1:35:22 - Guided By Voices 1:38:32 - Alice Coltrane / Jazz Discussion 1:45:05 - Circuit City 1:46:10 - Griselda 1:50:24 - BlvckHevrt 1:51:55 - Bladee 1:52:34 - 13lood 1n + 13lood Out Mixx 1:54:20 - RYM Scoring 1:56:19 - Visions Of Bodies Being Burned 2:04:40 - Honorable Recommendations 2:05:23 -Ultraclub4k 2:06:39 - ATL Underground Releases 2:07:11 - Kick I 2:07:38 - We Know The Truth 2:08:48 - Secrets 2:10:57 - Raheem's Lament 2:12:25 - Vic Spencer 2:14:12 - Homicide Boyz 2 2:16:01 - Miles 2:17:32 - Outro

We love sailing on foreign waters and exploring the world. That's exactly why we decided this time to launch an exclusive collection of pearls - which, by the way, have been waiting for a long time to see the light of day - on the market! We call our newest work of art "Intercultural Nodes" because it is exactly what we embody. Let's go through them one by one. With "Ego & ID", the Polish-based artist Indygo has given us a phenomenal downtempo symbiosis that is a perfect starting shot for the constellation. We continue with "Yerevan 2051" by the Armenian living artist Arni Rock whose demo inspired us from day one on. We are happy to welcome him on the latest sampler as well! Yannick Müller - who is living in Switzerland - protected another pearl, called Ishani, which already waits for an eternity to see the light of day. With Novo our newest catalogue number is finished, Patrique gave the whole story a little drive with some brasilian accents soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/indygoxoxo facebook: https://www.facebook.com/indygoxoxo/ beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/indygo/180615 sc: https://soundcloud.com/guesthouseberlin facebook: https://www.facebook.com/guesthouseberlin/ site: https://guesthouseberlin.org

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Patrique Fortson is a North Grad from Terre Haute! He is doing great on this season on "The Voice"..He stopped by to talk about his experiences on the show, and the road to get there! We wish Patrique the BEST of luck as he continues his journey! Check out the Podcast..And follow along on NBC! Here's a recent performance that's getting rave reviews: Team JHUD's Colton Smith and Patrique Fortson battle to Blake Shelton's "God Gave Me You." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXXmDiHxLTA

Sunday, October 8, 2017 | Billy Michael Honor, Pastor and Patrique Fortson, Special Musical Guest

PIK-FEIN -b2b- LADYDELUXxXE(aka. BamBam & PEPPels) @ SOMMERFEST | TANZHAUS WEST - FRANKFURT | 22.07.2017 TANZHAUS WEST: SOMMERFEST - 4 FLOORS - IN & OUTDOOR Sa, 22.07.17 ab 22:00 & S o, 23.07.17 OPEN AIR ab 12:00 Im Garten ...event-link... - www.facebook.com/events/1200427606753456 - -LINE UP- Rebekah [soma / elements] Traumer [gettraum] Kyle Geiger [cubera / droid] Diego_Krause [unison wax] Patrik Berg [tronic / w.a.t.] Chris Tietjen [moon harbour] Matchy & Bott LOCAL SUPPORT (in Alphabetischer Reihenfolge) Ampersand [hast du bock drauf?] AM Unit [stadt am meer] BamBam.&.PePPels [hard bock drauf] aka.PIK-FEIN & LADYDELUXxXE Bo Irion [dora brilliant] Christian Bott [hotel digital] Dave Dinger Colino [stadt am meer] DJ Slowhand [dora brilliant] Dominic Banone [move] Grille [toxic family] Jermaine Dotson [electric grooves] M_Evans [hast du bock drauf?] Nicola Romeo [we are together] Patrique [dora brilliant] Peter Eilmes [sensor] Sascha Lebemann [hotel digital] Tim Eder [dora brilliant] Trafic Jam [galerie kurzweil]

Tapwatr's second EP on Digital Diamonds is a strong message to the type of world which we are living in today. Crunching down the frequencies, Tapwatr explains what he thinks about end. But in his very recognizable way of producing pumping music he shows a solution how to start making the world better on the dancefloor. With amazing support by René Patrique, Theme Fe and Knifestyle, already seen on former releases on Digital Diamonds, this EP got really brilliant.

News, Crosstalk, Viewer Mail, a Feature Story and we tweak The Stupid Knob! News: Mix It Like A Record Event Chordie.com Apple iLife 08 Digidesign Tech Support Folder Universal, Google & gBox Team Up DRM-Free Crosstalk: The Lost Opening Sound Lost - The Series Spectrasonics Atmosphere Worst Album Cover Site Trailer For The Movie War Viewer Mail: Audio Comment From Stu at AngryFolk.com Brandon Hire From The Metal Shop Podcast The Heavy Metal Box Dave Duffus Of Sound Logic Studio Steven Slate Drums TalentDatabase.com Michael Hacker's Talent Database Profile Peter Day Is Looking For Some Tracking In San Franciso Feature Story: Brandon S. Hire writes two heartfelt songs for loved one that have passed away. Brandon's Web Site To find the songs Karen and Thoughtless go to the Media section, then click on Audio, then on Orphan Album Preview. The Stupid Knob: Keith Richards - Did he, or didn't he? I'll bet he did! Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: Big Al and his wife have the opportunity on occasion to hang with a celebrity here and there. We'll name three celebrities that his wife has interacted with. You tell us which one kissed her on the lips. 1) Kurt Russell, 2) Charo or 3) David Crosby. A: Charo! Cuchi! Cuchi! Congratulations to this week's winner, Patrique Osbourne! Patrique is a reigning champion so the prize goes to the next fastest answer and that was Dan Leuders! Ah, but Dan is a Mac guy so he has graciously donated his prize to the next fastest responder, and that's Christopher Ray. Congratulations Chris! Send us an e-mail and claim your prize. He'll be taking home a copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Also with the right answer and garnering Honorable Mention is Dave Jackson of the Musician's Cooler podcast at MusiciansCooler.com and Stuart from Victoria, BC, who phoned in his answer using our Listener Hotline. Special honor goes out to Patrick Abbas. While he didn't have the correct answer, his line of reasoning showed that he's been paying attention to the little details for a long time here at PSN. Thanks Patrick! Information On Merv Griffin See you next week! Related Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin frappr creative commons digidesign mix it like a record project studio network bob brooks unsung heroes of the music business chordie.com - ilife 08 - universal - google - gbox - drm - lost - spectrasonics - atmosphere - war movie angryfolk.com - metal shop podcast - brandon s hire - heavy metal box - dave duffus - sound logic studio - steven slate - talent database - michael hacker - keith richards kurt russell - charo - david crosby - dave jackson - musicians cooler - merv griffin - percy faith - xavier cugat - i've got a lovely bunch of cocoanuts - sevilla wheel of fortune - jeopardy - donald trump - resorts international - freddy martin