Podcast appearances and mentions of phil reavis

In this week's bonus episode, we'll have a bit of fun with this snippet of my discussion of convenience stores in Taiwan, featuring Arleen Huang and Joyce Lee, along with her uncle, Siong-Goan. Do you know xiao chi? Connect With Arleen & the Lees On Facebook: @MissCacaoandMr.Chocolate & @jccw2016 Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, we'll hear a bit more about the origins of the Smooth Chocolator, AKA Yoon Kim. For the last four years, she's been running her award-winning craft chocolate brand while holding down a full-time job. And boy has it been expensive. Connect With Yoon On Instagram: @smoothchocolator Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, we have a few announcements, plus some clips from my interview with Jason Chung. Jason's one of only two specialty chocolate retailers in Korea, working to bring international bean to bar chocolate to the Korean public. He's run into some metaphorical walls he was already expecting to find, while some he was bracing for impact with seem to have completely disappeared. Check out some other delicious chocolate podcasts, as well: Well Tempered (http://wkndchocolate.com/podcast) Chocolate Fascination (https://chocolatefascination.com/podcast/) The Slow Melt (https://theslowmelt.com/) Connect With Jason On Instagram: @andiamo_chocolate_coffee Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, we meet Eddie Kim, the "master teacher" (a name given to him and gracefully discouraged) of the Korean craft chocolate movement. Every chocolate maker in Korea can trace their education back to him in one way or another. For the last 10 years, Eddie's been working in the cacao industry in Malaysia, traveling back to his home country of Korea every few months, to lead seminars on cacao and slowly help build a new industry from nothing. Connect With Eddie On Instagram: @bonaterra_chocolate Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, Ernesto Pantua, Jr. (Tito Jun), manager of Kablon Farms in South Cotabato, Philippines tells the story of how his family happened into passion fruit farming, which quickly morphed into a partnership with their neighbors, Dole Foods. Connect With Kablon Farms Online: kablonfarms.com Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, Louie Cena of Auro Chocolate in the Philippines talks about the company's rapid development, and the changes they've seen in quality of local cacao over the last few years. Louie is the manager of Auro's Davao City operations, the region of the Philippines known as "Cacao City." Connect With Auro Chocolate On Instagram: @aurochocolate Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, John Nanci of Chocolate Alchemy gives us a taste of how much the cacao sourcing landscape has really changed over the last decade and a half, and how comparable coffee and cacao really are for a maker. John is the founder of Chocolate Alchemy, a cacao & equipment supplier (and so much more) for chocolate makers of all sizes, but with a distinct specialty in the home chocolate making realm. Connect With Chocolate Alchemy On Instagram: @chocolatealchemy Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us.

In this week's bonus episode, Mandy & Sally of Hawaka Chocolate tell the story of how they opened Hong Kong's first craft chocolate shop— just two years ago. Mandy & Sally are the co-founders & sole employees of Hakawa Chocolate, a tiny chocolate factory located at the top of a steep hill in the Central Business District of Hong Kong. Connect With Hakawa Chocolate On Instagram: @hakawachocolate Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us.

In this week's bonus episode, Simran Bindra of Kokoa Kamili talks about how his attitude towards chocolate has changed since starting the company, and some of the obstacles he & his team have faced in building a cacao production business in rural Tanzania. Simran is the co-founder of Tanzanian cacao producer Kokoa Kamili, based in the Kilombero Valley of Tanzania. Connect With Simran & Kokoa Kamili On Instagram: @kokoakamili Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, Dan O'Doherty talks about the obstacles Hawaiian cacao farmers will continue to face in the years ahead, and the possibilities for vertically-integrated Hawaiian chocolate businesses. For the last decade, Dan has been working with local as well as international cacao farmers to improve their post-harvest handling of cacao. Dan is based in Hawai'i. Connect With Dan O'Doherty On Instagram: @cacao_services_inc Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, Greg D'Alesandre talks about the differences between the craft chocolate cultures in Japan & the US, and what has made Dandelion Chocolate Japan unique. How should makers be choosing where & with whom to work? Greg is the cacao sourcerer for Dandelion Chocolate in San Francisco, as well as their daughter company of Dandelion Japan; he's traveled all over the world for chocolate & cacao. Connect With Greg & Dandelion Japan On Instagram: @dandelion_chocolate_japan Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, Sunita de Tourreil talks about the late Mott Green and the impact his company has had upon growing the chocolate industry in cacao-growing countries. A bit later on she touches on the inspiration and work put into her beautiful chocolate documentaries, now covering Nicaragua, Cuba, and Hawai'i. Sunita is a long-time chocolate educator, CEO & founder of the Chocolate Garage, and well as the former judge for a number of chocolate competitions. Connect With Sunita de Tourreil On Instagram: @chocolategarage Through her documentaries: On YouTube Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, author & long-time chocolate consultant Clay Gordon warns us of the potential dangers of the internet's development of craft chocolate, and a way to forge ahead without falling into those traps. Connect With Clay Gordon On Instagram: @discoverchoc Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us & Sweet Dreams by Lobo Loco.

In this week's bonus episode, Brazilian chocolate maker Luisa Abram gives us a little of her background, as well as some insight into how Brazil's youth is beginning to re-engage in & find value in their local foods. Connect With Luisa Abram On Instagram: @luisaambram Connect With Chocolate On The Road On Instagram: @chocolateontheroad On Facebook: @chocolateontheroad Show music is Roadtrip by Phil Reavis, and our transition music is We’re Gonna Be Around by People Like Us.

EPISODE 57: CLOWN APOCALYPSE The clowns are taking over. It’s the Clown Apocalypse. The hosts of What Are You Afraid Of? Horror & Paranormal Show bring you part two of our special report on the end of the world, clown style! Consultant J. Lee Dodson, author of the Evil Klown Survival Guide published by Grimlock Press, returns to continue to educate us about how to survive the TerrorKlown invasion. We feature a selection from his book, Unklown Activity and the poem, Hell under the Big Top. Host Phil Thomas shares an unusual dark tale, The Clown Code, and we play a cool little song from Phil Reavis, Clown Car. Spend your last days before clown domination with horror authors Phil Thomas, T. Fox Dunham and J Lee Dodson. Do they survive? Or do they fall to the evil clowns in a final battle (and somehow return next week for another episode.) Part of our countdown to Halloween 2017!

You're a Salesperson. Seriously. So, when you think of a salesperson, who comes to mind? For many people, it's someone closer to Kenny the Sales Weasel from Dilbert (see the video below). Good thing you and I aren't salespeople! We're project managers. Team leads. Department heads. Scrum Masters. But salespeople? No way! Or are we? Though we may not be salespeople by title, we spend concerted time on a weekly basis trying to move people--influence people--getting them to take action or agree to something or sign off on a document or hire you or show up for a meeting, or finish a task on time. To Sell is Human Our guest in this episode is Daniel Pink, author of the new book entitled To Sell Is Human: The Surprising Truth About Moving Others. Dan's new book can help us all be much more successful at helping move people without resorting to sleazy tricks. Help Getting Your PMP®Certification Whether you need contact hours for PMP®certification or PDUs, we can help! Our e-learning is engaging, informative, and even fun. Go to http://courses.i-leadonline.com/courses/advanced-project-management to get 20 PDU's for a great price. If you need contact hours to prepare for your PMP, check our PMP®Prep e-learning at http://courses.i-leadonline.com/bundles/pm-certification-exam-prep. Thank you for joining me for this episode of The People and Projects Podcast! Have a great week! Total Duration 38:58 Download episode 88   A Little Fun In Dan's book he refers to the Dilbert character Kenny the Sales Weasel. Here's a video version of the cartoon! {youtube}C3iTHHhgezY{/youtube} In the book, Dan talks about the benefits but also limitations of psyching yourself up. Interrogative talk is more powerful. The discussion on positive affirmations reminded me of my favorite Stuart Smalley skit on Saturday Night Live. Enjoy! Finally, here's Dan with one of my favorite past podcast guests, Dr. Adam Grant. Adam and Dan provide a great 20 minute summary of To Sell is Human. {youtube}J6EjBwrdHgE{/youtube}   ANYTHING BUT THE TRUTH by Phil Reavis is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License. IF I COULD CHANGE YOUR MIND by Sloan is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) License.