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On this episode of the Trueface podcast, Robby is with Scott Dubois. Scott tells us his story of coping with food for pleasure and comfort, which ultimately lead to health complications, and he shares what he has learned about seeking Jesus first.If you want to learn more about starting your own Trueface Journey group, visit https://www.trueface.org/truefacejourney or email monique@trueface.org.Want to know when we release episodes? Sign up here: https://www.trueface.org/podcast-subscribe.Thanks for joining the podcast. Our goal is to help you experience and apply grace to your everyday life through sharing stories and processing these principles as we all learn to live beyond the mask. If you enjoyed this episode of the Trueface Podcast, it would help us out if you would share this podcast with your friends and give us a 5-star review wherever you listen to this podcast.Support the show

Scott Dubois joins me this week on The Parable Podcast and it was a pleasure getting to know him more.  His presence and character came across right away after we got to talking.  He has a love for community and the family in his life.  One of the way He loves us is through the people around us, it is one of the ways He shapes us. - Scott DuboisAs a child, his father abandoned him and his mom and it caused some deep wounds as he grew up and into his adulthood.  Without dealing with those wounds, pain is always going to be under the surface.  For Scott, it lead to self-medicating those hard feelings with food. Recently Scott had a fall which through a series of events started at a Chiropractor and ended up in the CATH lab with four stints.Now that Scott has a new perspective on his life he encourages us all to continue to do the internal heart work of our souls so that we can be available and expectant of what God is wanting to do in our life.Reflection QuestionsWhat are the comparison traps that you fall into these days and that you need to be more mindful of?Take a moment to have an honest heart check where you are in your relationship with God and your level of vulnerability with yourself.Connect with ScottFacebook How to support The Parable Podcast#1 Subscribe or Follow the show so you don't miss the next episode of  The Parable Podcast through your favorite podcast app (i.e. iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher).  #2 Share this show with a friend, this is a perfect opportunity to start your own Parable Conversation together.#3 Join The Parable Podcast E-mail list so you can hear some of Danielle's own Parables and encouragement.

16e et dernière émission de la 50e session... Cette semaine, postbop, guitare et folk-jazz! En musique: Kenny Garrett sur l'album Sounds from the Ancestors  (Mack Avenue, 2021); Alex Lefaivre Quartet sur l'album Naufragés  (Arté Boréal, 2021); Joel Harrison sur l'album Guitar Talk  (AGSR, 2021); Scott DuBois sur l'album Summer Water  (Sunnyside, 2021); Chris Schlarb & Chad Taylor sur l'album Time No Changes  (BIG EGO, 2021); Bedmakers sur l'album Live in Berlin  (Jazzdor Series, 2021)...  

16e et dernière émission de la 50e session... Cette semaine, postbop, guitare et folk-jazz! En musique: Kenny Garrett sur l'album Sounds from the Ancestors  (Mack Avenue, 2021); Alex Lefaivre Quartet sur l'album Naufragés  (Arté Boréal, 2021); Joel Harrison sur l'album Guitar Talk  (AGSR, 2021); Scott DuBois sur l'album Summer Water  (Sunnyside, 2021); Chris Schlarb & Chad Taylor sur l'album Time No Changes  (BIG EGO, 2021); Bedmakers sur l'album Live in Berlin  (Jazzdor Series, 2021)...  

"Into River Fog" Scott Dubois: Summer Water (Watertone Music Records, 2021) Scott Dubois, guitarra eléctrica y composición. © Pachi Tapiz, 2021 JazzX5 es un minipodcast de HDO de la Factoría Tomajazz presentado, editado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5 comenzó su andadura el 24 de junio de 2019. Todas las entregas de JazzX5 están disponibles en https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=23120 / https://www.ivoox.com/jazzx5_bk_list_642835_1.html. Enrique Farelo reseñó Summer Water en https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=53941

This week we pay tribute to the late Mario Pavone, with an epic live set in which his majestic bass sound propelled the Thomas Chapin Trio into the stratosphere at the 1995 Newport Jazz Festival. The rest of the playlist revolves around modern jazz guitar, with two different way to pay tribute to Bill Frisell by the Unscientific Italians and Skuli Sverrison, the revelatory new albums by Hungarian guitarist Csaba Palotai (with Steve Arguelles) and French guitarist Paul Jarret, the guitar talk of Joel Harrison and Pete McCann in tribute to Vic Juris (for Harrison's new imprint ASG), and the solo soundpainting of Lake Michigan by Scott DuBois. Completing the dense playlist, are the new albums by Joe Lovano and Dave Douglas' Soundprints Quintet, the first of new material after a string of Wayne Shorter tribute albums, Tell No Lies and Ocelot. The playlist features Mario Pavone, Thomas Chapin, Mike Sarin; Joe Lovano, Dave Douglas; Tell No Lies; Paul Jarret; Unscientific Italians; Skúli Sverrisson with Bill Frisell; Csaba Palotai, Steve Arguelles; Joel Harrison; Scott DuBois; and Ocelot. Detailed playlist available at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/13276049/Mondo-Jazz (up to Ocelot). Happy listening!

Scott DuBois - Winter LightACT | Oct 30, 20151 First Light Tundra 10:162 Early Morning Forest 14:363 Late Morning Snow 7:334 Noon White Mountain 14:325 Afternoon Ice Fog 7:196 Evening Blizzard 9:537 Night Tundra 4:29Scott DuBois / guitarGebhard Ullmann / tenor saxophone & bass clarinetThomas Morgan / bassKresten Osgood / drumsRecorded by Thomas Vang at The Village in Copenhagen, Denmark on January 29, 2015All compositions by Scott DuBois///////////////////////////////////////CORTINA FINALBendBansheesScott DuBoisSunnyside Records | junio 24, 2008

Explica el guitarrista Scott DuBois que comenzó a escribir música inspirada en el verano mientras padecía el invierno de Chicago. El frío intensificó su deseo de transportar al oyente a otro tiempo y a otro lugar a través del sonido. El resultado es "Summer water", un disco que es un viaje del río al mar y del mar al río. El guitarrista argentino Rodrigo Faina publica "Different Roots", un trabajo que involucra hasta 23 músicos, los del Change Ensemble, una formación holandesa que acoge músicos de diferente bagaje estético. Faina se inspira en sus años en su natal Argentina y en la influencia de escritores como Julio Cortázar y Jorge Luis Borges. Apasionado de la India y de las músicas de África Occidental, el percusionista canadiense Curtis Andrews publica su segundo trabajo más de una década después del primero. "Speaking hands" le permite reflejar ambas pasiones en una fascinante confluencia de ritmos y estilos. Con 27 años, el pianista italiano Yuri Storione publica su tercer trabajo, primero de un trío que comparte con el contrabajista Dominik Schürmann y con el baterista Jorge Rossy. Este último forma parte igualmente de "Uma Elmo", disco del guitarrista danés Jakob Bro en el que también participa el trompetista noruego Arve Henriksen. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Scott Dubois is the Co-Founder of Pidalia, a digital consultancy of senior-level strategists, creatives, and technologists that wrestle with their clients' messy business problems. Scott is also a Partner at Gingham Ventures an early stage investment firm that also advises businesses on strategy and execution. Scott's superpower is creatively combining technology with communications, and integrating them into how a company grows their business. Scott is an internationally recognized speaker on the topics of technology, marketing strategy, user engagement, and cross-media communications as well as a mentor for the MassChallenge and EforAll startup accelerators. “just always be willing to adapt. We know the market is going to change, the business might look different in three, five years and that's okay as long as it aligns with your vision for what it is that you want to be to do for those that you are serving”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7p5

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Our special encore guest today is Scott Dubois. He is the co-founder of Pidalia, a digital agency in Boston, that provides clients with solutions to their challenges in advertising, software design, and business process management. Scott specializes in media selection, campaign strategy, and analytics and applies his knowledge of business processes through consultation with clients. Scott is also an internationally recognized speaker on the topics of marketing strategy, user engagement, and cross-media communications. Now...you may remember Scott and the wisdom he shared during Episode 526. If you haven’t listened to, studied, and applied all he shared during our first interview...I highly encourage you to add Episode 526 to your list of vital priorities. What you'll learn about in this episode: The importance of having an onboarding process for your clients Why you should use a survey data tool to gather client feedback Why Scott believes that success cannot be defined How the failure of Scott’s first business taught him a huge life lesson What makes an ‘A-player’ an ‘A-player’ The power of being able to ‘see around the curve’ How to become a better mentor to your team Why you need to realize that it’s about your team — not about you The benefits and value of adding an assistant to your team Focusing on the plan — not just the achievement Ways to contact Scott: Website: pidalia.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/scottdubois

La ONJ (Orchestre National de Jazz) cierra la serie que ha dedicado a Europa su director artístico, el guitarrista Olivier Benoit, con música para las ciudades de Roma y Oslo. En el caso italiano, la orquesta interpreta composiciones de Benjamin de la Fuente y Andrea Agostini, mientras que en el caso noruego, Benoit trabaja sobre textos del poeta Hans Petter Blad. El saxofonista Chris Potter vuelve en ECM con "The dreamer is the dream". Lo hace en cuarteto, después del ambicioso y fabuloso "Imaginary cities", de la mano de David Virelles (piano), Joe Martin (contrabajo) y Marcus Gilmore (batería). Estrenamos "Taktlos Zürich 2017", grabación del trío formado por el trombonista suizo Samuel Blaser con el guitarrista francés Marc Ducret y el baterista danés Peter Bruun. El disco recoge un concierto en mayo de 2017 en el Festival Taktlos de la ciudad suiza, y sale a la venta el próximo enero. Formación imprescindible, el quinteto Snakeoil del saxofonista Tim Berne presenta "Incidentals". La formación incluye a Oscar Noriega (clarinetes), Ryan Ferreira (guitarra), Matt Mitchell (piano y electrónicas) y Ches Smith (batería y percusión). Como colofón, un disco que ha puesto banda sonora a los cambios del paisaje en otoño: el fabuloso "Autumn wind" del guitarrista Scott DuBois. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

La ONJ (Orchestre National de Jazz) cierra la serie que ha dedicado a Europa su director artístico, el guitarrista Olivier Benoit, con música para las ciudades de Roma y Oslo. En el caso italiano, la orquesta interpreta composiciones de Benjamin de la Fuente y Andrea Agostini, mientras que en el caso noruego, Benoit trabaja sobre textos del poeta Hans Petter Blad. El saxofonista Chris Potter vuelve en ECM con "The dreamer is the dream". Lo hace en cuarteto, después del ambicioso y fabuloso "Imaginary cities", de la mano de David Virelles (piano), Joe Martin (contrabajo) y Marcus Gilmore (batería). Estrenamos "Taktlos Zürich 2017", grabación del trío formado por el trombonista suizo Samuel Blaser con el guitarrista francés Marc Ducret y el baterista danés Peter Bruun. El disco recoge un concierto en mayo de 2017 en el Festival Taktlos de la ciudad suiza, y sale a la venta el próximo enero. Formación imprescindible, el quinteto Snakeoil del saxofonista Tim Berne presenta "Incidentals". La formación incluye a Oscar Noriega (clarinetes), Ryan Ferreira (guitarra), Matt Mitchell (piano y electrónicas) y Ches Smith (batería y percusión). Como colofón, un disco que ha puesto banda sonora a los cambios del paisaje en otoño: el fabuloso "Autumn wind" del guitarrista Scott DuBois. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Welcome to this episode of the Real Fast Results podcast!  Today’s show is a very special one.  Of course, all of these shows are special. This episode is going to be especially good for those of you who know that you need more in the way of marketing your business, books, products, etc.  If you are struggling in your marketing efforts, or if you would just like to improve your business in this way, this is a terrific show for you to pay attention to.  Download the Complete PDF Show Notes Free for this Episode Scott Dubois will be sharing his knowledge with us throughout this episode.  He is a principal at Pidalia, which is a digital agency that provides folks just like you solutions to their challenges in areas such as advertising, software design, business process management, and so forth.  Scott has an extensive background in information technology systems, which of course is very useful for anyone to have expertise in nowadays.  He also specializes in media selection and campaign strategy as well as analytics.  Plus, he applies his knowledge of business processes to help his clients improve their relationships with their existing audiences.  Please welcome Scott to the show… [bctt tweet="If I’m an author, I’m going to think about my database." username="danielhall"] Promise: The Power and Value of Personalized Media Thank you so much for having me. It’s a pleasure to be with you.  The big thing that we’re going to take away from today’s episode is the power and the value of personalized media, and the how and why this works for your audience in today’s space.  And, more importantly, why you need to do it in order to stand out from the crowd.  We all know the statistics, right?  It’s something like 3,200 marketing messages a day, and we are aware of 40 and can remember three.  Those stats are always changing, but that’s pretty darn close.  So, that’s what we’re looking to cover and talk about today. Download the Complete PDF Show Notes Free for this Episode Learn How this method works specifically for authors How to brand as an author and then personalize your marketing Media channels specifically for authors Databases Think about your list horizontally Start implementing  how that applies. Email marketing tools for authors Closing the loop Download the Complete PDF Show Notes Free for this Episode Resources Emma Constant Contact Real Fast Results Community If you are diggin’ on this stuff and really love what we’re doing here at Real Fast Results, would you please do me a favor? Head on over to iTunes, and make sure that you subscribe to this show, download it, and rate & review it. That would be an awesome thing. Of course, we also want to know your results. Please share those results with us at http://www.realfastresults.com/results. As always, go make results happen!

Cinco grabaciones en la edición 338 de HDO: el magnífico Autumn Wind (ACT, 2017) del guitarrista Scott Dubois, que cuenta nuevamente con la colaboración de Gebhard Ullmann, Thomas Morgan y Kresten Osgood (como en sus anteriores grabaciones), y también de un cuarteto de cuerda y distintos instrumentistas que aportan a la grabación las sonoridades de flauta, oboe, fagot y clarinete: el resultado es una obra magnífica en su temática otoñal; Unfiltered Universe (Whirlwind Records, 2017) del guitarrista Rez Abbasi, una obra en la que colaboran Vijay Iyer, Rudresh Mahanthappa, Dan Weiss y Johannes Weindermüeller; Kadawa (Autoedición, 2017), estreno homónimo del trío formado por Tal Yahalom, Almog Sharvit y Ben Shilashi; Agrima (Autoedición, 2017) de Rudresh Mahanthappa’s Indo-Pak Coallition, trío que completan Dan Weiss y Rez Abbasi; finalmente suena Hawkward (AutRecords, 2017) de Toxydoll, cuarteto integrado por Vicent Doménech, Alberto Cavenati, Bob Meanza y Olga Nosova. Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2017 HDO es un podcast editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz.

El guitarrista Scott DuBois explora nuevas posibilidades con el cuarteto que comparte desde hace años con Thomas Morgan (contrabajo), Gebhard Ullmann (saxo tenor y clarinete bajo) y Kresten Osgood (batería). En "Autumn wind" refleja los cambios del otoño con el aditivo de dos cuartetos de viento-metal y viento-madera. En esta edición de 'Club de Jazz' del 11 de octubre de 2017 estrenamos el trabajo de DuBois y también "Rev", nuevo disco del proyecto Turboprop del baterista canadiense Ernesto Cervini, que comparte con Tara Davidson (saxo alto y soprano), Joel Frahm (saxo tenor), William Carn (trombón), Adrean Farrugia (piano) y Dan Loomis (batería). Los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo se ocupan de la cantante brasileña Marina de la Riva y su "Rainha do mar". "Open book" es el nuevo disco del pianista Fred Hersch, y lo presenta Ferran Esteve en "La duda y el permanente". Y cerramos programa con la saxofonista británica Meilana Gillard, que presenta en trío su disco "Dream within a dream". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

El guitarrista Scott DuBois explora nuevas posibilidades con el cuarteto que comparte desde hace años con Thomas Morgan (contrabajo), Gebhard Ullmann (saxo tenor y clarinete bajo) y Kresten Osgood (batería). En "Autumn wind" refleja los cambios del otoño con el aditivo de dos cuartetos de viento-metal y viento-madera. En esta edición de 'Club de Jazz' del 11 de octubre de 2017 estrenamos el trabajo de DuBois y también "Rev", nuevo disco del proyecto Turboprop del baterista canadiense Ernesto Cervini, que comparte con Tara Davidson (saxo alto y soprano), Joel Frahm (saxo tenor), William Carn (trombón), Adrean Farrugia (piano) y Dan Loomis (batería). Los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo se ocupan de la cantante brasileña Marina de la Riva y su "Rainha do mar". "Open book" es el nuevo disco del pianista Fred Hersch, y lo presenta Ferran Esteve en "La duda y el permanente". Y cerramos programa con la saxofonista británica Meilana Gillard, que presenta en trío su disco "Dream within a dream". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

In today's episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast, Andy is joined by Scott Dubois, Co Founder of Pidalia, to discuss your audience and what it means to you. On the show you'll discover: How to use customer data when it comes to campaign planning & what types of data you should look at. What the main types of data that you should look at are. If data should be used to decide the timing of a campaign. How you can use data during a campaign once it has launched? If it is better to be reactive rather than proactive in marketing? Plus, as usual, Scott provides his top tip/key takeaway.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Let's talk Marketing version 2.0! Today's guest is Scott Dubois and he shares specifically about how you can utilize personalized media in sales to grab the attention of your prospects. Especially if you're doing account based marketing, listen to this episode and learn things you probably have never thought of before. Scott is the Co-Founder […] The post TSE 628: How To Use Personalized Media To Earn More Appointments appeared first on The Sales Evangelist.

Scott Dubois is the co-founder of Pidalia, a digital agency in Boston, that provides clients with solutions to their challenges in advertising, software design, and business process management. Scott specializes in media selection, campaign strategy, and analytics and applies his knowledge of business processes through consultation with clients. His consulting focuses on enhancing his clients’ relationships with existing audiences and helping them reach new audiences. Scott is also an internationally recognized speaker on the topics of marketing strategy, user engagement, and cross-media communications. What you’ll learn about in this episode The tool Scott uses to prioritize and organize his daily thoughts Creating a habit of starting the day at Inbox Zero and how Scott achieves it A great learning experience that taught Scott to always do right by the client Mastering the skill of short-term patience An important lesson that Scott learned on how to view things in the proper perspective and why not to overreact to conditions Implementing a project management system sooner rather than later The benefits of looking at other companies in the same vertical and applying the same successes that were achieved with other companies The importance of pitching and communicating value Why you shouldn’t try to be all things to all people How to best connect with Scott: Website: pidalia.com/onwardnation LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/scottdubois Twitter: @ScottDubois Facebook: www.facebook.com/scottdubois

Today I'm joined by a man who helps clients with their challenges in advertising, software design, and business process management. He describes himself as a Technologist, Speaker, Sushi Connoisseur, and a Travel Hacker. Welcome to DMR, Scott Dubois. [You can find Scott over at Pidalia.] On this episode of Digital Marketing Radio we discuss how to use customer data in digital campaign planning, with topics including: How do you use customer data in digital campaign planning? What data do you use? Are you talking about on ads, or on landing pages, or on both? Do you use customer data in all your campaigns? What type of data do you use? Do you use data from third parties as well as a customer’s own data? Do you use customer data to decide on when to run a campaign? Do you amend campaigns after they’re launched or do you tend to stick with things once they’re published? Are you a fan of being reactive or proactive with your advertising? [Tweet ""Don't try to be all things to all people." says @ScottDubois from @pidalia"] Software I couldn't live without What software do you currently use in your business that if someone took away from you, it would significantly impact your marketing success? Slack [Team communication] Bear [Note-taking app] My number 1 takeaway What's the single most important step from our discussion that our listeners need to take away and implement in their businesses? Something I learned very early-on is... don't try to be all things to all people. You're going to be a much better subject matter expert if you get very good at the space that you play in. It's not to say that you shy away from things, but just understanding your business, not trying to be all things to all people is a good takeaway that has served me well.

Scott Dubois Jaime Jay welcomes Scott Dubois. Scott is the co-founder of Pidalia, a digital agency that exclusively works with the Fortune 1000 companies in the world. Tune in for some cool insights about the latest trends in advertising! Listen and react is a common pitfall business owners fall into.” -Scott Dubois Working with Giants Pidalia is not your typical digital agency. They only work with the largest companies, and act as startup with their clients. Pidalia is super agile and delivers superior technical ability. Typical Day at Work Scott’s work requires him to travel from time to time. He manages their business operations with clients, while his partner manages the engineering and creative teams. According to him, no two days are alike. He typically would start by heading to the airport, and sometimes he would start by getting organized. Having faith in what I knew and what I sensed would ultimately reward us by making the right call in the long-term.” -Scott Dubois Emails would go next in his priorities. He would then check on all relevant parties—clients or employees. It’s what life looks like in the agency. Lessons from the Past Scott co-founded Pidalia in 2011. Working with clients and understanding them are among the biggest lessons he learned. He observed that people often engage with pre-conceived notions. Instead of being lip service for that goal, actually living that goal and being conscious of the goal is going to get you pretty far.” -Scott Dubois Together, they find new ways to approach things. He still continues to apply the lessons he learned in the process. Any business can apply them as well. Download and listen to today's episode about Scott Dubois. Connect with him through the links below. Remember to let Scott know you heard about him on Stop Riding the Pine! Pidalia Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Instagram Snapchat Email: scott@pidalia.com Thank you to MikeD, for providing the incredible editing for this episode. If you need to find an audio editor, send MikeD an email at miked@slapshotstudio.com. Thank you to our awesome sponsor, Interview Valet, A professional concierge guest booking podcast service for hosts and guests - You be the Guest, We do the Rest! Check out their new website at InterviewValet.com. This episode of Stop Riding the Pine Podcast was brought to you by InterviewValet.com Stop Riding the Pine is a lot of fun and we love sharing the shows we've done. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in helping us grow this show by not only downloading the episodes but also sharing them. Leave comments and rate our show so we can make the show even better.

THE GUEST BECOMES THE HOST. THE HOST BECOMES THE GUEST. This is Now You Do Me, where we switch roles and let our guest become the host and ask us anything they want to. Enjoy. Yo Scott Dubois brought his A-game as today’s host of Now You Do Me. He dove right in asking Jeff about the technology that’s going to change the future, the tools that make his life easier, and the people that make True Voice Media run every day. He also hit Jeff with some tough rapid fire questions like sushi or steak? C’mon man! Who can make that choice? You’re going to have to listen to find out how Jeff answered each of those questions. But we will say that he gets into manipulation of the human genome. So yeah, don’t miss this one, and don’t miss Scott crushing it as our host. Oh and check out his landing page for this episode!

THE GUEST BECOMES THE HOST. THE HOST BECOMES THE GUEST. This is Now You Do Me, where we switch roles and let our guest become the host and ask us anything they want to. Enjoy. Yo Scott Dubois brought his A-game as today's host of Now You Do Me. He dove right in asking Jeff about the technology that's going to change the future, the tools that make his life easier, and the people that make True Voice Media run every day. He also hit Jeff with some tough rapid fire questions like sushi or steak? C'mon man! Who can make that choice? You're going to have to listen to find out how Jeff answered each of those questions. But we will say that he gets into manipulation of the human genome. So yeah, don't miss this one, and don't miss Scott crushing it as our host. Oh and check out his landing page for this episode!

Happy Monday Shareable listeners! Today, we’ve got Scott Dubois on the show! Who is he? Well we’ll tell ya. Scott is the cofounder of Pidalia, a digital agency that provides clients with solutions to their challenges in advertising, software design, and business process management. With an extensive background in information technology, Scott specializes in media selection, campaign strategy, and analytics. He also applies knowledge of business processes through consultation with clients. His consulting focuses on enhancing his clients' relationships with existing audiences and helping them reach new audiences. Awesome, right? As Jeff points out, these guys have a lot in common. Here’s what’s in store in this episode: Facebook vs. Snapchat, AI, agency life, and just two digital marketers trading tips.

Happy Monday Shareable listeners! Today, we've got Scott Dubois on the show! Who is he? Well we'll tell ya. Scott is the cofounder of Pidalia, a digital agency that provides clients with solutions to their challenges in advertising, software design, and business process management. With an extensive background in information technology, Scott specializes in media selection, campaign strategy, and analytics. He also applies knowledge of business processes through consultation with clients. His consulting focuses on enhancing his clients’ relationships with existing audiences and helping them reach new audiences. Awesome, right? As Jeff points out, these guys have a lot in common. Here's what's in store in this episode: Facebook vs. Snapchat, AI, agency life, and just two digital marketers trading tips.

Creating content for a marketing campaign is not as easy as you might think. We have a lot of things to consider, such as deciding what data to use for every client. In today’s episode I am joined with Scott DuBois founder of Pidalia a digital agency in Boston. Scott has an IT background and uses data to drive every decision and is an overall cool guy. Listen in as we talk about how to use Data to create a great marketing campaign. What You’ll Learn: How to prevent being overwhelmed by the possibilities How to use data to be reactive instead of proactive Why it’s always about what’s best for the client When not to push out content What’s the biggest trend in data https://pidalia.com/garlic/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Repaso en HDO a unas cuantas novedades discográficas en el siempre interesante sello ACT, que sirven a su vez para mostrar las múltiples facetas que ofrece su música. Scott Dubois en Winter Light es capaz de describir paisajes musicales: un guitarrista que merece un mayor reconocimiento que se está labrando grabación a grabación, como suele ser habitual en compañía de Gebhard Ullman, Thomas Morgan y Kresten Osgood. El cantante y guitarrista Torsten Goods ofrece en Thank You Baby! una propuesta que varía entre el jazz vocal y el soul con un enorme público potencial, a lo que ayuda la propia presencia del cantante, además de sus cualidades como guitarrista y vocalista. El violinista Adam Baldych y el trío del pianista Helge Lien construyen Bridges a base de unas magníficas composiciones del violinista, magníficamente secundado por sus compañeros. Esta música tiene ese carácter folklórico tan habitual en propuestas del norte de Europa, y presenta sorpresas como una magnífica versión de “Teardrop” de Massive Attack. Trip hop goes jazz. La cantante Caecilie Norby y el chelista Lars Danielsson (que aquí toca guitarra y contrabajo), además de temas propios revisan algunos clásicos del pop en just the two of us: el delicioso “Both Sides Now” de Joni Mitchell y “Hallelujah” de Leonard Cohen; también un clásico del propio Danielsson, “Liberetto”, que aquí adopta la denominación de “Liberetto Cantabile”. Iiro Rantala revisa a piano solo composiciones de John Lennon tanto en solitario como acompañado de su inseparable (en un tiempo) Paul McCartney. Aun siendo temas muy conocidos, y la mayor parte de ellos versionados multitud de veces, es capaz de encontrar nuevas maneras de imaginar esas músicas. © Pachi Tapiz, 2015 HDO (Hablando de oídas) es un audioblog producido, presentado y editado por Pachi Tapiz. Toda la información acerca de esta entrega en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=21489. Toda la información acerca de HDO en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=13298

This week Derek talks with Scott Dubois, a teacher and artist who always wanted to explore ways to better teach and explain science to his audience. Using his artistic talent and his love of teaching he set out to create 'Shout Science!', an interactive application that teaches using a, fun, narrative method.

De paseo por Sevilla nos encontramos con Javier, el guitarrista de la Plaza de España (http://www.elclubdejazz.com/roundjazz/no_jazz/guitarrista_plaza_espana.html). En esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 26 de diciembre de 2012 los sonidos de la ciudad andaluza nos sirven el paseo y la música el recogimiento. La guitarrista islandesa Hafdís Bjarnadóttir nos regala villancicos tradicionales pero también la extraña belleza de su disco "Jaeja". A tono con el paisaje, el finés Verneri Pohjola nos cuenta su "Ancient history" y Scott DuBois dibuja los "Landscape scriptures". Africanismos en el encuentro entre el trompetista alemán Volker Goetze y el cantante e intérprete de kora senegalés Ablaye Cissoko; también en el "Malicool" de Roswell Rudd y Toumani Diabaté. Recuperamos "Rigth brain patrol", el encuentro en 1993 entre el bajista Marc Johnson, el guitarrista Ben Monder y el cantante y percusionista Arto Tunçboyaciyan. Abrimos las páginas de la revista francesa 'Jazz Magazine - JazzMan' e indagamos en su recopilatorio de cinco discos del que extraemos al trío Texier, Sclavis, Romano, al propio Louis Sclavis, los originales experimentos de Ahmed Abdul-Malik o el oud de Dhafer Youssef. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

De paseo por Sevilla nos encontramos con Javier, el guitarrista de la Plaza de España (http://www.elclubdejazz.com/roundjazz/no_jazz/guitarrista_plaza_espana.html). En esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 26 de diciembre de 2012 los sonidos de la ciudad andaluza nos sirven el paseo y la música el recogimiento. La guitarrista islandesa Hafdís Bjarnadóttir nos regala villancicos tradicionales pero también la extraña belleza de su disco "Jaeja". A tono con el paisaje, el finés Verneri Pohjola nos cuenta su "Ancient history" y Scott DuBois dibuja los "Landscape scriptures". Africanismos en el encuentro entre el trompetista alemán Volker Goetze y el cantante e intérprete de kora senegalés Ablaye Cissoko; también en el "Malicool" de Roswell Rudd y Toumani Diabaté. Recuperamos "Rigth brain patrol", el encuentro en 1993 entre el bajista Marc Johnson, el guitarrista Ben Monder y el cantante y percusionista Arto Tunçboyaciyan. Abrimos las páginas de la revista francesa 'Jazz Magazine - JazzMan' e indagamos en su recopilatorio de cinco discos del que extraemos al trío Texier, Sclavis, Romano, al propio Louis Sclavis, los originales experimentos de Ahmed Abdul-Malik o el oud de Dhafer Youssef. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Wadada Leo Smith recorre la historia de la lucha por los derechos civiles en Estados Unidos con su cuádruple disco "Ten Freedom Summers". En esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 15 de agosto de 2012, escuchamos este descomunal trabajo del trompetista junto al Golden Quartet / Quintet (Anthony Davis, John Lindberg, Pheeroan akLaff y Susie Ibarra) y la Southwest Chamber Music. En 1975 el trompetista Enrico Rava grabó "The pilgrim and the stars", su primer disco para ECM, junto a John Abercrombie (gt), Jon Christensen (bt) y Palle Danielsson (cb). Los dos últimos fueron miembros del cuarteto europeo de Keith Jarrett junto a Jan Garbarek. De esta formación se edita ahora un concierto inédito de 1979 bajo el título de "Sleeper". La cantante valenciana Elma Sambeat busca micromecenas para su nuevo trabajo, "Vuelo de mar", con la compañía, entre otros, de su tío Perico Sambeat y los arreglos de Alberto Palau. El trompetista chileno Sebastián Jordán registró en el Thelonious de Santiago su "Cobre", junto a Félix Lecaros (bt) y Pablo Menares (cb). El guitarrista Scott DuBois vuelve con su cuarteto formado por Gerbhard Ullmann (sx y bcl), Thomas Morgan (cb) y Kresten Osgood (bt) para firmar unas hermosas "Landscape scriptures". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Wadada Leo Smith recorre la historia de la lucha por los derechos civiles en Estados Unidos con su cuádruple disco "Ten Freedom Summers". En esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 15 de agosto de 2012, escuchamos este descomunal trabajo del trompetista junto al Golden Quartet / Quintet (Anthony Davis, John Lindberg, Pheeroan akLaff y Susie Ibarra) y la Southwest Chamber Music. En 1975 el trompetista Enrico Rava grabó "The pilgrim and the stars", su primer disco para ECM, junto a John Abercrombie (gt), Jon Christensen (bt) y Palle Danielsson (cb). Los dos últimos fueron miembros del cuarteto europeo de Keith Jarrett junto a Jan Garbarek. De esta formación se edita ahora un concierto inédito de 1979 bajo el título de "Sleeper". La cantante valenciana Elma Sambeat busca micromecenas para su nuevo trabajo, "Vuelo de mar", con la compañía, entre otros, de su tío Perico Sambeat y los arreglos de Alberto Palau. El trompetista chileno Sebastián Jordán registró en el Thelonious de Santiago su "Cobre", junto a Félix Lecaros (bt) y Pablo Menares (cb). El guitarrista Scott DuBois vuelve con su cuarteto formado por Gerbhard Ullmann (sx y bcl), Thomas Morgan (cb) y Kresten Osgood (bt) para firmar unas hermosas "Landscape scriptures". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com