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Lots of testosterone on the show today as Alex is back with Mo -- and two guy callers with some legit sex questions.  It's a new weekend to enjoy GTWM the Podcast, but it's also election week in the Philippines and Bam Aquino should be on your ballots!  Let's take some time this Monday to make sure you do what's best for the country. Caller #1 is Travis who is 38yrs old from Manila.  Travis is newly rich and fit -- and he celebrated by going on Reddit to fall in love with a walker.  Caller #2 is Nelson who is 32yrs old from Sapporo Japan.  Nelson met a girl online who is a virgin.  He is going to visit her soon but is worried that sex would lead her to extreme attachment. We will see you on another episode of GTWM tomorrow. Thanks for the download and please support the podcast by donating as little as $0.99 cents via Spotify

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Bill and Noah try to rearrange their names with the patronymic going first as they speak about the Dodgers baseball phenom out of Sapporo Japan. @noahandbillshow -- @williamscurry -- @noahtarnow This week's theme: "Take Me Out to the Ballgame” by The Melvins. New episodes every Monday morning on Spotify, Soundcloud, iTunes, and GooglePlay!

Which Asian Beer is best? Right off the bat, calling the category "Asian beer" feels a little too vague.  Many Asian countries produce beer known around the world, but where we live they are much harder to find.  So this week we are trying 5 beers from 3 countries trying to determine if the country of origin makes a big difference in the taste, and most importantly which beer is worth buying.  The contenders are Kingfisher (India), Kirin (Japan), Lucky Buddha (China), Sapporo (Japan), and TsingTao (China).  Please like and subscribe and if you have any suggestions, let us know by tweeting us @tastetestdummies or email us at nickandjohnpodcast@gmail.com.      SPOILER!  Below is a list of which beer corresponds to which numbered glass it was in: 1. Lucky Buddha 2. TsingTao 3. Kingfisher 4. Kirin  5. Sapporo 

Aaron is back to discuss a favorite VStar winning Indianapolis. The Champions League in Sapporo Japan was also discussed which is a glimpse into archetypes in Twilight Masquerade. Join our Discord for Deck Building, Card Discussions and Webcam play. https://discord.com/invite/UFgmJXCNyK Follow us on X https://twitter.com/PCS_Pod Day 2 of Champions League Sapporo Official Stream

This is a rerun of last year's Halloween episode! But, never fear, we will have a new episode for you this week. Until then, please enjoy this spooky blast from the past!

Welcome to our 1st part of a two part talk on day trip activities for the city of Sapporo.  TimeStamp for start of our talk on Sapporo 13:40 Please Consider Kindly Supporting Our Crowd Funded Show By Supporting Us Through Our Shows Patreon: https://patreon.com/lostwithoutjapanpodcast?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator Link to Google Doc that includes Google maps for all cities covered on Lost Without Japan, as well as the link to Amazon for travel purchase recommendations and other useful information for your travel to Japan.  https://goo.gl/maps/CiguZ4ZXKJxcd72u7  Sapporo Festivals Link: https://www.sapporo.travel/en/event/event-list/  Rising Sun Rock Festival:  https://rsr.wess.co.jp/2022/  Sapporo Ice Fishing through Hokkaido Expereince.com:  https://h-takarajima.com/search&genre1_id=39&genre2_id=48&ml_lang=en  10,000 Yen option for Ice Fishing: https://h-takarajima.com/detail/index/2930  Soba Making Experience:  https://www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionProductReview-g298560-d16709683-Sapporo_City_Feel_free_to_make_soba_noodles_for_4_or_more_people_5_000_yen_per_per.html  Sapporo Coin Locker Information: https://www.sapporo.travel/en/info/useful_information/how_to_use_coin-operated_lockers_in_japan/  Hokkaido Bus Pass:  https://www.bus.hokkaidox.com/en/  Sapporo Beer Museum:  https://www.sapporobeer.jp/english/brewery/s_museum/  Willer Express: https://willerexpress.com/dy/3/bus/pc/kukanNinzuSentaku/?st=&co2=&kkf=1&fp=&jt=23&tgf=&sh=1&srs=&sjk=&si=01&si=02&kzf=0&pl=&jf=18&ro=1200001&ca=&us=&bst=168&bp=493#.#  Song of the Show:  Is from Zone, They are performing "secret base ~Kimi Ga Kureta Mono" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRQtDjiRtI8 

In honor of this momentous holiday, we decided to give you the episode early this week AND explore out of the technical bounds of the Pacific Northwest - to Sapporo, Japan! Which just so happens to be one of Portland, Oregon's sister cities.  Join us for a very short (I promise) history lesson, then on to a little ghost tour around the city. Although these places might not appear to have the typical "creep factor," we get our fill of voices, footsteps, apparitions, spooky children, and even a... Samurai sex demon!? Oh right, and a haunted doll, OBVIOUSLY.   **** We're doing a Halloween Facebook Live tonight!!!****** Today we shared a promo for The Ghost Story Guys Podcast!If you're enjoying our podcast, please consider leaving a rating & review on Apple Podcasts. It helps get us seen by more creepy people just like you!  Find us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Patreon,  & more!  If you have any true crime, paranormal, or witchy stories you'd like to share with us & possibly have them read (out loud) on an episode, email us at pnwhauntsandhomicides@gmail.com or use this link.  Another great way to support the show is by making a one time donation through BuyMeACoffee.AD Music from Uppbeat License YWG9BPO0I7XYQBBQ. Cover art by Chris & Cassie. Pastebin: for sourcesSupport the show

March 31, 2008, 21 year old junior at Central Connecticut State University, Skye Budnick was seen in Connecticut. The next 7 days are fuzzy, but Skye was confirmed to be at an inn in Japan on April 7, 2008.  If you have any information about Skye or her movements in early April 2008 and beyond, please contact the Southington Police Department at 860-378-1698 or internationally please contact the US Consulate in Sapporo Japan at 011-641-1115. Surviving Skye Podcast - hosted by Megan Lebron  Disclaimer: All theories discussed are our opinions based on our research. The majority of our research comes from publicly available sources. #armchairdetectives All source material and photos are on our website at: www.downtherabbitholespodcast.com Join Patreon for extra content and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/downtherabbitholespod   Subscribe and then follow us and join the discussion on Instagram and Facebook at DownTheRabbitHolesPodcast Contact us at theories@downtherabbitholespodcast.com  

Dr Travelbest guides women in travel. In this episode: FAQ is: How do I find a good tour to join and what about some solo trips, too? I want to visit my ancestors in Ireland. Today's Destination: Sapporo, Japan Today's Mistake- Nude baths in Japan without a clue Travel Advice:  Water hydration options

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The conclusion to the week long D.A.R.E. series brings us to empowerment and how we can help you empower yourself to live your best lifeJim Hunter grew up in an average home, on an average farm, outside an average town in rural Saskatchewan.He was very good in school and completed grades 3 & 4 in one year and then grades 5 & 6 the following year. Jim was known not only for academics but his athletic and musical abilities as well. He was a leader on his hockey team and loved to sing at community events, in churches, or anywhere he was asked. In the spring of his 10th year a huge change was about to happen in Jim's life.  He was having a great time jumping on his bed, attempting a back flip, when he missed the bed entirely and suffered a severe concussion.  Jim woke up after a long coma but couldn't remember anything. Life was starting all over again and everything had to be relearned. People treated him differently. Some were kind while others treated him as severely handicapped but inside a young Jim felt like he could do anything. The long rehab in the hospital awoke many new thoughts and ideas. He was reintroduced to books in an effort to "catch up" and he worked hard to see what he could accomplish. It was as if he was on a mission. His family was concerned because his enthusiasm was so voracious. They were worried he might hit his head one more time and not make it. He was without fear or limits. Although Jim wanted to live and be accepted, he found much rejection.   Everyone he met thought he was never going to amount to anything but Jim dared to be the best he could be. At the age of eleven, this Saskatchewan prairie boy took up skiing. He later joined the Canadian Men's Alpine Ski Team and developed a highly unorthadox style of training out at the farm. In 1969 he earned the nickname “Jungle Jim” with his aggressive style on the slopes and in 1972 at the Olympic Games in Sapporo Japan "Jungle Jim" won a bronze medal in alpine skiing. This was the first World Championship medal in alpine skiing won by a Canadian male skier. In his passion to learn more, he continually studied and wrote in his journal. Jim noticed there were certain things that every person did to be the best version of themselves. These principles were applicable to life and could be applied universally. Jim retired from the Canadian ski team in March of 1977 but armed with his new insights for success, he went on to compete as a professional on the World Pro Ski Tour.  "Jungle Jim" won the first ever downhill event held on the tour and led his Pro Team for 4 years. He helped a small sporting goods company with marketing strategies taking the company from middle of the pack performance to number one in every category. Inspired by his new-found success, he presented a way to help sport in Canada and give back 10 times what had been invested into his career. He managed the most successful Olympic Torch Relay in history raising millions of dollars for sport and its sponsors in Canada. He worked as a sport broadcaster from 1978 to 1992, published a book, wrote and directed two films and helped CTV win awards in sport broadcasting.  In 1989 Jim embarked on his speaking career and to date has made over 3000 presentations to schools, corporations, and conferences. He's trained athletes in sport and in public speaking, teaching them what to grow and develop in pursuit of their dreams and aspirations.  YOU can let people decide what you are capable of or YOU can determine what you are capable of. Apply Jim's principles and be all you can be. Will you take his personal DARE to be you're very best?

Discipline, Accountability and now Responsibility, part three of the D.A.R.E. series. Response and ability define the third step of the dare.Jim Hunter grew up in an average home, on an average farm, outside an average town in rural Saskatchewan.He was very good in school and completed grades 3 & 4 in one year and then grades 5 & 6 the following year. Jim was known not only for academics but his athletic and musical abilities as well. He was a leader on his hockey team and loved to sing at community events, in churches, or anywhere he was asked. In the spring of his 10th year a huge change was about to happen in Jim's life.  He was having a great time jumping on his bed, attempting a back flip, when he missed the bed entirely and suffered a severe concussion.  Jim woke up after a long coma but couldn't remember anything. Life was starting all over again and everything had to be relearned. People treated him differently. Some were kind while others treated him as severely handicapped but inside a young Jim felt like he could do anything. The long rehab in the hospital awoke many new thoughts and ideas. He was reintroduced to books in an effort to "catch up" and he worked hard to see what he could accomplish. It was as if he was on a mission. His family was concerned because his enthusiasm was so voracious. They were worried he might hit his head one more time and not make it. He was without fear or limits. Although Jim wanted to live and be accepted, he found much rejection.   Everyone he met thought he was never going to amount to anything but Jim dared to be the best he could be. At the age of eleven, this Saskatchewan prairie boy took up skiing. He later joined the Canadian Men's Alpine Ski Team and developed a highly unorthadox style of training out at the farm. In 1969 he earned the nickname “Jungle Jim” with his aggressive style on the slopes and in 1972 at the Olympic Games in Sapporo Japan "Jungle Jim" won a bronze medal in alpine skiing. This was the first World Championship medal in alpine skiing won by a Canadian male skier. In his passion to learn more, he continually studied and wrote in his journal. Jim noticed there were certain things that every person did to be the best version of themselves. These principles were applicable to life and could be applied universally. Jim retired from the Canadian ski team in March of 1977 but armed with his new insights for success, he went on to compete as a professional on the World Pro Ski Tour.  "Jungle Jim" won the first ever downhill event held on the tour and led his Pro Team for 4 years. He helped a small sporting goods company with marketing strategies taking the company from middle of the pack performance to number one in every category. Inspired by his new-found success, he presented a way to help sport in Canada and give back 10 times what had been invested into his career. He managed the most successful Olympic Torch Relay in history raising millions of dollars for sport and its sponsors in Canada. He worked as a sport broadcaster from 1978 to 1992, published a book, wrote and directed two films and helped CTV win awards in sport broadcasting.  In 1989 Jim embarked on his speaking career and to date has made over 3000 presentations to schools, corporations, and conferences. He's trained athletes in sport and in public speaking, teaching them what to grow and develop in pursuit of their dreams and aspirations.  YOU can let people decide what you are capable of or YOU can determine what you are capable of. Apply Jim's principles and be all you can be. Will you take his personal DARE to be you're very best?

Are you accountable? Are you coachable? Are all of your accounts congruent? The answers will lead you to growth and leading your life to it's limits.Jim Hunter grew up in an average home, on an average farm, outside an average town in rural Saskatchewan.He was very good in school and completed grades 3 & 4 in one year and then grades 5 & 6 the following year. Jim was known not only for academics but his athletic and musical abilities as well. He was a leader on his hockey team and loved to sing at community events, in churches, or anywhere he was asked. In the spring of his 10th year a huge change was about to happen in Jim's life.  He was having a great time jumping on his bed, attempting a back flip, when he missed the bed entirely and suffered a severe concussion.  Jim woke up after a long coma but couldn't remember anything. Life was starting all over again and everything had to be relearned. People treated him differently. Some were kind while others treated him as severely handicapped but inside a young Jim felt like he could do anything. The long rehab in the hospital awoke many new thoughts and ideas. He was reintroduced to books in an effort to "catch up" and he worked hard to see what he could accomplish. It was as if he was on a mission. His family was concerned because his enthusiasm was so voracious. They were worried he might hit his head one more time and not make it. He was without fear or limits. Although Jim wanted to live and be accepted, he found much rejection.   Everyone he met thought he was never going to amount to anything but Jim dared to be the best he could be. At the age of eleven, this Saskatchewan prairie boy took up skiing. He later joined the Canadian Men's Alpine Ski Team and developed a highly unorthadox style of training out at the farm. In 1969 he earned the nickname “Jungle Jim” with his aggressive style on the slopes and in 1972 at the Olympic Games in Sapporo Japan "Jungle Jim" won a bronze medal in alpine skiing. This was the first World Championship medal in alpine skiing won by a Canadian male skier. In his passion to learn more, he continually studied and wrote in his journal. Jim noticed there were certain things that every person did to be the best version of themselves. These principles were applicable to life and could be applied universally. Jim retired from the Canadian ski team in March of 1977 but armed with his new insights for success, he went on to compete as a professional on the World Pro Ski Tour.  "Jungle Jim" won the first ever downhill event held on the tour and led his Pro Team for 4 years. He helped a small sporting goods company with marketing strategies taking the company from middle of the pack performance to number one in every category. Inspired by his new-found success, he presented a way to help sport in Canada and give back 10 times what had been invested into his career. He managed the most successful Olympic Torch Relay in history raising millions of dollars for sport and its sponsors in Canada. He worked as a sport broadcaster from 1978 to 1992, published a book, wrote and directed two films and helped CTV win awards in sport broadcasting.  In 1989 Jim embarked on his speaking career and to date has made over 3000 presentations to schools, corporations, and conferences. He's trained athletes in sport and in public speaking, teaching them what to grow and develop in pursuit of their dreams and aspirations.  YOU can let people decide what you are capable of or YOU can determine what you are capable of. Apply Jim's principles and be all you can be. Will you take his personal DARE to be you're very best?

Today Jim tells you how his parents instilled Personal Discipline and tells you how to become a gate keeper.Jim Hunter grew up in an average home, on an average farm, outside an average town in rural Saskatchewan.He was very good in school and completed grades 3 & 4 in one year and then grades 5 & 6 the following year. Jim was known not only for academics but his athletic and musical abilities as well. He was a leader on his hockey team and loved to sing at community events, in churches, or anywhere he was asked. In the spring of his 10th year a huge change was about to happen in Jim's life.  He was having a great time jumping on his bed, attempting a back flip, when he missed the bed entirely and suffered a severe concussion.  Jim woke up after a long coma but couldn't remember anything. Life was starting all over again and everything had to be relearned. People treated him differently. Some were kind while others treated him as severely handicapped but inside a young Jim felt like he could do anything. The long rehab in the hospital awoke many new thoughts and ideas. He was reintroduced to books in an effort to "catch up" and he worked hard to see what he could accomplish. It was as if he was on a mission. His family was concerned because his enthusiasm was so voracious. They were worried he might hit his head one more time and not make it. He was without fear or limits. Although Jim wanted to live and be accepted, he found much rejection.   Everyone he met thought he was never going to amount to anything but Jim dared to be the best he could be. At the age of eleven, this Saskatchewan prairie boy took up skiing. He later joined the Canadian Men's Alpine Ski Team and developed a highly unorthadox style of training out at the farm. In 1969 he earned the nickname “Jungle Jim” with his aggressive style on the slopes and in 1972 at the Olympic Games in Sapporo Japan "Jungle Jim" won a bronze medal in alpine skiing. This was the first World Championship medal in alpine skiing won by a Canadian male skier. In his passion to learn more, he continually studied and wrote in his journal. Jim noticed there were certain things that every person did to be the best version of themselves. These principles were applicable to life and could be applied universally. Jim retired from the Canadian ski team in March of 1977 but armed with his new insights for success, he went on to compete as a professional on the World Pro Ski Tour.  "Jungle Jim" won the first ever downhill event held on the tour and led his Pro Team for 4 years. He helped a small sporting goods company with marketing strategies taking the company from middle of the pack performance to number one in every category. Inspired by his new-found success, he presented a way to help sport in Canada and give back 10 times what had been invested into his career. He managed the most successful Olympic Torch Relay in history raising millions of dollars for sport and its sponsors in Canada. He worked as a sport broadcaster from 1978 to 1992, published a book, wrote and directed two films and helped CTV win awards in sport broadcasting.  In 1989 Jim embarked on his speaking career and to date has made over 3000 presentations to schools, corporations, and conferences. He's trained athletes in sport and in public speaking, teaching them what to grow and develop in pursuit of their dreams and aspirations.  YOU can let people decide what you are capable of or YOU can determine what you are capable of. Apply Jim's principles and be all you can be. Will you take his personal DARE to be you're very best?

Jungle Jim Hunter passes on knowledge from his father in todays episode, Who Will You Be Tomorrow? How can a father's vision help a child live their best life? Tune in and find out.Jim Hunter grew up in an average home, on an average farm, outside an average town in rural Saskatchewan.He was very good in school and completed grades 3 & 4 in one year and then grades 5 & 6 the following year. Jim was known not only for academics but his athletic and musical abilities as well. He was a leader on his hockey team and loved to sing at community events, in churches, or anywhere he was asked. In the spring of his 10th year a huge change was about to happen in Jim's life.  He was having a great time jumping on his bed, attempting a back flip, when he missed the bed entirely and suffered a severe concussion.  Jim woke up after a long coma but couldn't remember anything. Life was starting all over again and everything had to be relearned. People treated him differently. Some were kind while others treated him as severely handicapped but inside a young Jim felt like he could do anything. The long rehab in the hospital awoke many new thoughts and ideas. He was reintroduced to books in an effort to "catch up" and he worked hard to see what he could accomplish. It was as if he was on a mission. His family was concerned because his enthusiasm was so voracious. They were worried he might hit his head one more time and not make it. He was without fear or limits. Although Jim wanted to live and be accepted, he found much rejection.   Everyone he met thought he was never going to amount to anything but Jim dared to be the best he could be. At the age of eleven, this Saskatchewan prairie boy took up skiing. He later joined the Canadian Men's Alpine Ski Team and developed a highly unorthadox style of training out at the farm. In 1969 he earned the nickname “Jungle Jim” with his aggressive style on the slopes and in 1972 at the Olympic Games in Sapporo Japan "Jungle Jim" won a bronze medal in alpine skiing. This was the first World Championship medal in alpine skiing won by a Canadian male skier. In his passion to learn more, he continually studied and wrote in his journal. Jim noticed there were certain things that every person did to be the best version of themselves. These principles were applicable to life and could be applied universally. Jim retired from the Canadian ski team in March of 1977 but armed with his new insights for success, he went on to compete as a professional on the World Pro Ski Tour.  "Jungle Jim" won the first ever downhill event held on the tour and led his Pro Team for 4 years. He helped a small sporting goods company with marketing strategies taking the company from middle of the pack performance to number one in every category. Inspired by his new-found success, he presented a way to help sport in Canada and give back 10 times what had been invested into his career. He managed the most successful Olympic Torch Relay in history raising millions of dollars for sport and its sponsors in Canada. He worked as a sport broadcaster from 1978 to 1992, published a book, wrote and directed two films and helped CTV win awards in sport broadcasting.  In 1989 Jim embarked on his speaking career and to date has made over 3000 presentations to schools, corporations, and conferences. He's trained athletes in sport and in public speaking, teaching them what to grow and develop in pursuit of their dreams and aspirations.  YOU can let people decide what you are capable of or YOU can determine what you are capable of. Apply Jim's principles and be all you can be. Will you take his personal DARE to be you're very best?

A short preview of what The 831: Living Your Best life Podcast is all about. Canadian Olympic Alpine Skiing legend Jungle Jim Hunter introduces you to what he calls The 831 concept and how it can help you live your best life.   Jim Hunter grew up in an average home, on an average farm, outside an average town in rural Saskatchewan.    He was very good in school and completed grades 3 & 4 in one year and then grades 5 & 6 the following year. Jim was known not only for academics but his athletic and musical abilities as well. He was a leader on his hockey team and loved to sing at community events, in churches, or anywhere he was asked.    In the spring of his 10th year a huge change was about to happen in Jim's life.  He was having a great time jumping on his bed, attempting a back flip, when he missed the bed entirely and suffered a severe concussion.  Jim woke up after a long coma but couldn't remember anything. Life was starting all over again and everything had to be relearned. People treated him differently. Some were kind while others treated him as severely handicapped but inside a young Jim felt like he could do anything.     Everyone he met thought he was never going to amount to anything but Jim dared to be the best he could be. At the age of eleven, this Saskatchewan prairie boy took up skiing. He later joined the Canadian Men's Alpine Ski Team and developed a highly unorthodox style of training out at the farm. In 1969 he earned the nickname “Jungle Jim” with his aggressive style on the slopes and in 1972 at the Olympic Games in Sapporo Japan "Jungle Jim" won a bronze medal in alpine skiing. This was the first World Championship medal in alpine skiing won by a Canadian male skier.     In his passion to learn more, he continually studied and wrote in his journal. Jim noticed there were certain things that every person did to be the best version of themselves. These principles were applicable to life and could be applied universally. 831 people helped Jim make it from rehab to the podium and helped him live his best life and he kept track of every one of them. The average person interacts with between 8 and 31 people everyday, what can you do to help those people live their best life so that you can live your best life. YOU can let people decide what you are capable of or YOU can determine what you are capable of.Apply Jim's principles and be all you can be. Will you take his personal DARE and become an 831'er and Live Your Best Life

In this episode we take a trip to Sapporo, Japan where we speak with Julien, the owner of l'Aquitaine wine bar.

This week we are joined by Yumiko Takeshima, founder of dance wear company, Yumiko.  Yumiko began dancing at the age of four in Sapporo Japan.  At the age of 14, she moved to San Francisco to study at San Francisco Ballet School.  Yumiko went on to dance with various companies, before ultimately ending up at […] The post (153) Yumiko Takeshima, Founder of Yumiko appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

This week we are joined by Yumiko Takeshima, founder of dance wear company, Yumiko.  Yumiko began dancing at the age of four in Sapporo Japan.  At the age of 14, she moved to San Francisco to study at San Francisco Ballet School.  Yumiko went on to dance with various companies, before ultimately ending up at […] The post (153) Yumiko Takeshima, Founder of Yumiko appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

We recap the various foods and drinks we had in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan - Including a comparison of ramen so far on our trip, more chicken than chicken, fun tiny bars, and a magical night of sake and folks who were friendlier to us than we deserved. Go visit Sapporo and Hokkaido! (Also subscribe and listen to our podcast ;) ) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reinitin/message

Mike and Jason discuss The New Beginning in Sapporo Japan. Featuring Kazuchika Okada defending his IWGP Heavyweight title against Minoru Suzuki. Mike and Jason also discuss The Superbowl, lady Gaga concerts, and next weeks New Beginning show from Osaka Japan

Mike and Jason discuss The New Beginning in Sapporo Japan. Featuring Kazuchika Okada defending his IWGP Heavyweight title against Minoru Suzuki. Mike and Jason also discuss The Superbowl, lady Gaga concerts, and next weeks New Beginning show from Osaka Japan

Today's episode features Nori Naraoka and Jelani Bauman. The three of discussed the complexities of community and the differences and similarities in various cultures. Nori hails from Sapporo Japan whilst Jelani is from New Orleans. Adjusting to a new country, or city can be daunting especially when the culture of that place is the opposite of what you are used to. We discuss the techniques we used to transitioned and adapted to our new environment, New York City. It is my hope that this podcast will help you traverse life's obstacles with a little more ease than we did. Thanks for listing! Connect with Jelani Here: Twitter - Jelanibauman Instagram - Jelanibauman Connect with Nori Here: http://www.mfa-records.com/ norinaraoka.net Connect with Darrian Douglas here: DarrianDouglas.com Support this podcast

Der August startet mit einem ganz besonderem Podcast. Wir freuen uns sehr, Euch niemand geringeren als Mijk van Dijk für den Podcast Nr. 28 präsentieren zu dürfen. Er ist gerade von seiner Tour aus Japan zurück und spendiert Euch einen energetischen und abwechslungsreichen Techno Mix, welcher in Sapporo Japan aufgenommen wurde Wir sprachen mit Mijk... Auch in Farbe und Bunt auf MinMon Podcast #28 by Mijk van Dijk