Podcasts about Shuko

To celebrate 15 years of Koya — the quietly iconic udon bar that helped change the way London eats — we're joined by its founders: John Devitt and Shuko Oda.From early-morning queues to feet-kneaded noodles, we go behind the steam with the pair who brought serious broth and bounce to Soho. Shuko shares how a childhood in Japan shaped her savoury cravings, how miso soup became her first solo dish, and how Tokyo's obsessive Italian food scene first lured her into the kitchen.John reflects on what it took to build Koya as an outsider to the restaurant world, the challenges of scaling a niche, noodle-focused concept, and how a love of good service has shaped the way Koya welcomes people in. We hear about their early trips to Japan, the now-legendary specials board, and the tightrope walk of keeping things consistent while always evolving.We talk burnt soy wings, kimchi holidays, and what it means to work in restaurants where holidays don't exist — plus what makes a good noodle, how Koya scaled without losing its soul, and why Shuko still finds comfort in the simplest rice ball.It's a portrait of a restaurant that's quietly influenced a generation — and the story of two people who put in the hours, trusted their instincts, and let the food do the talking.----------Please leave us a great rating and a comment and share it with your friends - it really helps us grow as a show.If you're in the industry and are looking for the greatest POS system in the world than look no further as Blinq are tearing up the rulebook—no long-term contracts, no hidden fees, and no per-device charges. Just £49 a month for unlimited devices and 24/7 UK-based support that's always there, in person when you need it.Built for hospitality, by hospitality, blinq is the fastest, easiest POS system on the market—so intuitive, anyone can use it. And while others take weeks to get you up and running, with blinq, you're live in just 2 hours.Join the hospitality revolution today & use the code GOTOBLINQ to get your first month free - https://blinqme.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the candy store! Shuko is excited to try some of the newest Bosch motorcycle systems. Advanced Rider Assistance Systems (ARAS) now include Riding Distance Assist and Group Ride Assist - two functions uniquely made for motorcycles. Bosch engineer Mathieu Grelaud takes us on a test ride and explains why it's tricky to get radar and ABS technology to work cooperatively and make these features work. You're also invited to test your knowledge of motorcycle protective gear - will you do better than co-host Geoff?

Tiny but mighty – shoebox-sized rovers might soon explore the moon's surface. But how do they keep their batteries charged in the harsh lunar wilderness? According to Bosch engineer Vivek Jain, it's not as simple as your vacuum cleaner bot docking at its charging station. One of many reasons: the robot has limited vision. Join our hosts Shuko and Geoff as they explore what it's like to develop cutting-edge technology for a space mission!

"Close the door!" If you're saying that to your voice assistant instead of your housemates, you have a smart home. But which manufacturer's smart home devices are you using, and do they talk to each other? That question may be less relevant in the future, thanks to a relatively new standard called Matter. Bosch expert Michael Zuegel has been busy making our smart home products Matter-ready. He shares his insights on the technology with hosts Shuko and Melena. They also talk to Youtuber Chris West, who maintains a complex smart home setup with automations that make life easier - except when they go wrong. Now tell your voice assistant, "Play the episode!"

Ready for another round? In the second part of our double feature on Vehicle Motion Management, Melena pretends to encounter a moose on the test track, while Shuko gets technical about by-wire technology as one of the enablers of software-controlled vehicle actuators such as brakes, dampers or steering, which can be optimally controlled with the help of Vehicle Motion Management. Bosch expert Philipp Debes performs vigorous maneuvers to demonstrate how this technology helps stabilize vehicles while giving the driver improved control. Bosch product owner Enrico Haberkern returns to discuss how Vehicle Motion Management also has the potential to increase efficiency. Buckle up! Vehicle Motion Management Part 1: https://fromknowhowtowow.podigee.io/71-vehicle-motion-management-part-1

Join us for the latest episode of TFBS, where we continue our journey through the tranquil sounds of space. This week's mix brings together soothing beats and ambient melodies, creating a soundscape that's perfect for unwinding and letting go Come hang out at the TFBS Space Command Discord discord.gg/uBwWDEn Watch live TFBS at Twitch.tv/TheFutureBeatsShow ➤ Twitch.tv/TheFutureBeatsShow | Twitter.com/Complexion | instagram.com/Complexion | contact@djcomplexion.com Darius - KADHJA (Demo 28.04.21) Rubii - Dreams Digital Mozart - Orion Nebula Ft. Loelash Prod By Chocolate - Dogdid Cézaire - Drivin' Too Fast Evil Needle - Evil Needle - Malibu (With Chromonicci) Moses Ideka - Ditto Femi Tahiru - It's Nearly Over Lou Berry - Come Back Scayos - Daylight Madison Mcferrin - Omw Douniah - Dream Baby Daste - Same As It Ever Was Habe - I'll Still Call Qendresa - 2 Much Abel Takan - Hourglass Vbnd - Midnight Moon Aftertheparty - Ultraviolet Habe - Other Days The Colours That Rise - Atmosphere Houis - Aperol Diale - Protect Your Spoons Ferdous - Euphoria (At Night) Scayos - Daylight (Sem0r & Shuko & Kimmø Remix) Houis - Haze Bathe - Bolero Cabu - Falling In Liv East - Lve Unlimited Mtkn - Drunk Off U W/ Boydega Iamnobodi - Undeniable Kmb - Jump Your Bones Sai T - Sumthin' Sumthin' Alex Banin - Doc Whiler Sans - Giveit2me Remi Soul - All4daluv Tango - Bathsalts Low Bō - Navy Themind - The Proust Effect Makeout Shinobi - Skin & Bones Singularis - Baile Phonk W/ Omar Duro Rubii - Loner (Interlude) Gotts Street Park - Shiloh Kobe Banks - Shameless (Ft. Dj Grumble) Duñe - Polterguest Moon Soul - La La La

Aaaaand stop! Ugh, do you know that jolt in your body just before a braking car comes to a complete standstill? That's a thing of the past: Bosch engineers have made it disappear. They use an EV's electric drive to provide extremely smooth, software-controlled braking. This feature, called e-brake to zero, is just one example of how algorithms can improve the driving experience. While Melena tries it out on a test track with Bosch expert Thomas Friedrich, Shuko and Bosch product owner Enrico Haberkern see what else Vehicle Motion Management can do. The core idea is that a driving task is no longer performed by a single actuator, but by an intelligent combination of actuators. Let's get started!

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Fake! Or is it? It's getting harder and harder to tell if something is real or not. This applies not only to images or facts, but also to physical goods such as consumer electronics, pharmaceuticals, or luxury watches. Bosch engineer Louis Tepper is part of a team that has developed a solution: Origify is able to scan and recognize the surface of an item based on a simple smartphone image. Melena and Shuko test it. In the process, they learn a lot about the luxury and vintage watch industry. They meet a young Danish watchmaker, Rune Bakkendorff, who builds watches from scratch. Origify, it turns out, could not only help consumers identify counterfeit products, but also help experts authenticate spare parts or industry identify parts too small for serial numbers or QR codes. What time is it? Time to listen to this episode! www.linkedin.com/showcase/bosch-origify EN: www.bosch-origify.com DE: www.bosch-origify.com/de

Prompt battle! We've all tried giving generative AI chatbots instructions that yield useful results. Recently, GenAI has rapidly expanded across various industries. But can it help drive a car? Dr. Liu Ren, Vice President and Chief Scientist for scalable and assistive AI at Bosch Research, is confident it can. He and his team are at the forefront of integrating foundation models such as large language models or vision-language models with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). In this episode, Liu explains to our hosts, Shuko and Geoff, how the extensive knowledge contained in foundation models can enhance the perception, prediction, and planning capabilities of ADAS. What's even more impressive is that Bosch Research's approach works despite the constrained resources typical in vehicle environments. As Liu shares his cutting-edge research, Shuko and Geoff go head-to-head in a challenge: Who can craft the cleverest prompts for GenAI? Credits: 1. Chenbin Pan, Burhan Yaman, Tommaso Nesti, Abhirup Mallik, Alessandro G Allievi, Senem Velipasalar, Liu Ren. “VLP: Vision Language Planning for Autonomous Driving”, The IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2024 (CVPR 2024). 2. Xiaoqi Wang, Wenbin He, Xiwei Xuan, Clint Sebastian, Jorge Henrique Piazentin Ono, Xin Li, Sima Behpour, Thang Doan, Liang Gou, Han Wei Shen, Liu Ren. “USE: Universal Segment Embeddings for Open-Vocabulary Image Segmentation” , The IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2024 (CVPR 2024). 3.Chenbin Pan, Burhan Yaman, Senem Velipasalar, Liu Ren. “CLIP-BEVFormer: Enhancing Multi-View Image-Based BEV Detector with Ground Truth Flow”, The IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2024 (CVPR 2024). More Bosch podcasts: From Know-how to Wow with Liu Ren, all about “Visual Analytics”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmR97fW_B3I Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/

We've done it! One whole show under our belt! It's been a, uh, some time since we recorded and we've done some stuff… like play video games. We go on to spoil some of Persona 3 and 5 and FF7 because we can't help ourselves.In the final two episodes, Shuko must reckon with her plan of announcing herself at the tournament backfiring spectacularly. Misaki sure is going through it. Will they work out their feelings? Will they cry in the rain? They definitely cry in the rain. Then we get a cool ass fight because this is a Shonen remember??Recommendations:Sarah - Sweat and SoapJoe - Infinity Train

This week we go to nationals, but first, we have to party! In the real-world segment, Sarah recounts her forest fair adventure and Joe talks about an anime zombie movie he watched (They really should just let me be a necromancer – Joe).In Angelic Layer, it's time for Misaki to go to Nationals, but first, she has to make a big decision, who will be her second?! At the same time, Shuko also needs to make a decision, to see her damn child! Will she do it?? (no, she won't). At Nationals, Pro Wrestling has arrived as Sai declares she's a challenger and Shuko brings the pain. But who will take the championship belt?Recommendations: Sarah: Walkabout Mini GolfJoe: Crusher Joe - The Movie

Take a deep breath. What you just breathed in was probably about 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen and some minor other components. But how do you measure that? Measuring gases and their concentrations has been pretty difficult, says Bosch physicist Alex Stratmann. His team's invention, the optical gas spectrometer, OGS, is set to change that. It packs what used to be a complex lab setup into a tabletop device. OGS leverages Raman spectroscopy, a method that exists for about a 100 years and has been used e.g. in the art world to analyze pigments. Our hosts Melena and Shuko learn from Cristina Aibéo, a chemist at Berlin's National Museums, how Raman spectroscopy can help solve crimes and also save energy. At Bosch, on the other hand, the OGS helps with measuring hydrogen - and thus with the transition to a green hydrogen economy. Breathe in, breathe out, hit play! From Know-how to Wow”: How to produce green hydrogen? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvbHOY7GAig

We enter the back half of Angelic Layer this week. Joe catches us up on his multiple birthday outings and Sarah talks about not-so-scandalous Apothecary Diaries!In Angelic Layer, girls' love has arrived! Sai takes up a lot of screen time in her match against Hatoko and later in her match against Misaki. Will the Ice Machine keep her cool or will she melt under the pressure? Also, we learn about Shuko's new bestie Sekiko and they play catch together. Good for them!Recommendations: Sarah - RMBJoe - We Love Katamari (Reroll+)

As sorry for skipping last week we are releasing this main episode as well as a bonus one so be sure to give that a listen too!Joe is off to Las Vegas (Woot Woot) and while Sarah is recovering from a daunting few weeks of work/life.These episodes have Sarah and Joe shouting from the rooftops about how amazing this series is. They're still iffy on Shuko being a bad mom and her sister Shoko has another...intriguing moment.Recommendations:Joe - OMORISarah - Chihayafuru

Check out 4DADJS RADIO BY Ziz ( SPNSR. by K. DERO) on #SoundCloud https://on.soundcloud.com/tNywk It's another chill out session of the Chill Study mix series.. nothing but chill beats and vibes to relax your mind body & soul! ENJOY Tracklist Playing tracks by Ta-Ku, Konteks, Elmo x Anu & Nico Harris, Alcynoos, Shuko x Hannah V and more.

You're driving in your car, you notice a new restaurant as you drive past and you wonder: What was that? A car of the not-so-distant future may be able to answer that question. Because it knows what a driver (or passenger) is looking at - be it a landmark on the side of the road, the dashboard, or the road ahead. In the first place, monitoring the driver's gaze and head position enables important safety features, says Bosch product manager Tyler Warga. Geoff and Shuko learn how cameras and radar sensors can pick up signals that people are subconsciously sending. This can help prevent drunk driving, reduce distractions, and save children's lives. Future autonomous cars could even benefit from a sense of the driver's emotional state: they could pick up on Duchenne smiles. As University of Missouri professor Kennon Sheldon explains, this type of smile signals honest amusement. So be amused and wowed when you join us for a sensor-packed ride! More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/

Move it — and do it with precision! Join our host Geoff at CES in Las Vegas, where he tests the brand new Smart Connected Sensors from Bosch Sensortec. This technology platform, comprising up to eight connected sensor nodes with various sensors, not only tracks movements but also benchmarks them against a reference. How well does Geoff mimic the motions of a virtual robot? Sure, that's fun to find out, but product manager Abhinav Kunchamwar delves into diverse applications where precise motion tracking is transformative. He shares insights with this month's hosts Shuko and Melena. They also learn more about the hardware than expected, as Geoff accidentally breaks open one of the sensor casings. Whoops! More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/

С Новым Годом!!! Всем мира и добра!!! Приятного прослушивания!!! 001 40 Winks - Melancholia 002 Labyrinth Ear - Invisible 003 Randy Crawford - Give Me The Night 004 Islandman - Night Wind 005 Beats - Antique Beauty Hearts 006 Hooverphonic - Mad About You 007 Koresma - Bridges 008 Rae & Christian feat. Yz - Now I Lay Me Down 009 Baraka - Sunday Drive 010 Jungle - Cherry (Original Mix) 011 Elsiane - Across The Stream 012 Wildlight - Lily Moon (Isaac Chambers, Jarrod Brereton Remix) 013 Shuko feat. Ruck P - Inverno No Brasil 014 Kid Loco - She's My Lover 015 The Q4 - One Of These Days 016 Remi Wolf - Sugar 017 Poldoore - But I Do 018 Paper Tiger - The Bully Plank 019 Jocker Jucie - Starcase (Original Mix) 020 Satin Jackets - Coffee And Feels (Original Mix) 021 Mt. Wolf - Life Size Ghosts (Catching Flies remix) 022 Uban Species - I Wonder itpc://promodj.com/mangool/podcast.xml http://promodj.com/mangool https://www.mixcloud.com/mangool/

Accept all cookies! At least when it comes to the Christmas cookies that Shuko and Geoff make. Speaking of cooking, Patrick Schiebeck has been working on making ovens smarter by equipping them with a camera and artificial intelligence. At BSH, a Bosch subsidiary, a new generation of ovens can visually recognize pizza and many other dishes and cook them to the desired browning level. Perfect results every time! Meanwhile, Scott Wiener, New York City's number one pizza expert, explains how professional pizza makers achieve perfect pies with ovens that don't even have dials to adjust the heat. He also knows why pizza is indeed popular during the holidays. What would you put on a holiday pizza? More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/

What's the coolest technology on the planet? Lasers, without a doubt. According to Bosch researcher Peter Stritt, Lasers are about to get even cooler. In his lab, he explores new “beam-shaping lasers” and their potential to enable huge advances in manufacturing as well as entirely new product designs. Shuko and Melena uncover how artificial intelligence can help identify optimal ways to use this technology on the factory floor. They also quiz each other - and you, the listener: What colors can laser beams have? Can lasers be used for cooling too? And how close is drilling holes in a sheet of metal in Peter's lab to drilling tunnels in mountains? More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/

Shuko Aoyama and Ena Shibahara are the #3 seeds at this year's WTA Finals in Cancun. This is a short conversation with them after their 1st round match where they defeated Krawczyk & Schuurs 7-5 6-2, winning 9 of 9 deciding points.We ask the Japanese pair how they played the big points so well, what they did to adjust to the courts (they have a higher bounce than usual), and their plans for 2024.**Doubles Strategy Course** This video course will teach you the best doubles tactics for serving, returning, rallying, and approaching so that you'll have a winning plan for every point.25 Winning Doubles Tactics Video Course:https://the-tennis-tribe.teachable.com/p/25-winning-doubles-tactics**Doubles Ebooks** These guides offer proven advice to improve your doubles strategy.25 Winning Doubles Tactics:  https://www.thetennistribe.com/25-winning-doubles-tactics/Return Strategy for Doubles: https://www.thetennistribe.com/return-strategy-for-doubles-ebook/Serve Strategy for Doubles: https://www.thetennistribe.com/serve-strategy-for-doubles-ebook/Net Play Strategy for Doubles: https://www.thetennistribe.com/net-play-strategy-for-doubles-ebook/***Download your free doubles guide to learn how to force errors and get more easy volleys at TheTennisTribe.com/doubles-guide/. ***Tennis Gear reviews: The best racquets, shoes, bags, & moreRead our written doubles lessons hereSubscribe to our YouTube Channel for video lessons

Ramón Vega es un artista mexicano y nos acompaño en este episodio de El After donde junto a Doggy le dimos varias cosas de Guatemala a probar, como un Shuko, Quetzalteca y Venado... @elcanaldemomo Queres ser parte del mejor podcast de todos? https://plus.acast.com/s/hablando-pajas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ramón Vega es un artista mexicano y nos acompaño en este episodio de El After donde junto a Doggy le dimos varias cosas de Guatemala a probar, como un Shuko, Quetzalteca y Venado... @elcanaldemomo Queres ser parte del mejor podcast de todos? https://plus.acast.com/s/hablando-pajas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"I'm the lightest element you'll ever find - but don't be fooled, I'm not to be undermined." Geoff's voice avatar speaks in riddles as Melena and Shuko try to solve a puzzle: the mystery of how to produce green hydrogen. Electrolyzers are the main component for turning renewable energy into hydrogen, and at their core is a stack of PEM (proton exchange membrane) electrolysis cells. Bosch's Annika Utz talks about the challenges of developing a stack that can be mass-produced. Since the market for them is evolving, it's a chicken-and-egg problem. Can philosopher Roy Sorensen offer a clue to solving such conundrums? Hit play and find out! On the road with hydrogen-powered trucks by Bosch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7RKYko5JK0 Will Bosch engineer Tom Collins find a climate-friendly way to heat homes in Britain? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3WzuytTvYk More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/

Nachdem es in der Folge mit Shuko ums produzieren ging, habe ich mit Volker Gebhardt über das Mischen und Mastern von Songs gesprochen. In dieser und der nächsten Folge geht's mit Benny Herrmann um's Live-Mischen von Songs. Also was man eigentlich alles beachten muss, damit ein Konzert für alle Menschen - oder möglichst viele Menschen - gut klingt. Benny mischt auch Songs im Studio - auf Konzerten ist er der sogenannte FOH - Front of House Engineer. Also die Person die meist mittig zur Bühne steht und umringt ist von Mischpult, Monitoren und vielen Knöpfen oder bei größeren Konzerten im Turm sitzt. In dieser Folge geht's um die technische Ausstattung: Mikros, Lautsprechersysteme, In-Ear-Monitore. Ihr erfahrt was ein Virtual Soundcheck ist und was ein Musical Director macht. In der zweiten Folge gibt Benny Tipps, wie ihr als Artists bei Konzerten besser klingt und wie ihr selbst den FOH-Berufsweg einschlagen könnt. Folgt dem ThemaTakt-Podcast, damit ihr auch den zweiten Teil des Gesprächs hört und lasst eine Bewertung bei Spotify und Apple Podcasts. Wie ihr ThemaTakt noch unterstützen könnt: ThemaTakt via PayPal unterstützen: https://www.paypal.me/thematakt ThemaTakt bei Steady unterstützen: https://steadyhq.com/de/thematakt ThemaTakt bei Patreon unterstützen: https://www.patreon.com/join/thematakt ThemaTakt-NEWSLETTER: https://www.thematakt.de/newsletter/ Kapitel: 00:00 Start 02:25 Bedeutung Front of House-Engineer 02:46 Von der Schulband ins Musikbusiness 06:05 Häufiger Fehler: Overprocessing 07:11 Technische Ausrüstung beim Konzert 08:28 Mikrophon-Auswahl für Live-Auftritte 09:46 Auswahl Lautsprecher-System bei Konzerten 13:24 Technische Probleme bei Konzerten 18:45 In-Ear-Monitor vs. Boxen 21:40 Live-Mischen bei mehreren Bühnen 23:38 Arbeit mit Virtual Soundcheck 26:48 Equipment: Digital vs. Analog 28:25 Songs live anders mischen als auf dem Album 29:44 Kann Konzertsound zu sehr nach Studio klingen? 30:40 Unterschied: Akustik leere Halle vs. volle Halle 32:26 Nach Soundcheck weniger Arbeit bei der Live-Show 34:03 Arbeit des Musical Directors & Austausch mit Producern 37:06 Bedeutung von Nachhall 38:25 Umgang mit ständigem Lärm 41:11 Ist laut live immer besser? 42:37 Pink Noise erklärt 44:42 Lösungen bei konkurrierenden Frequenzen 45:57 Anstrengung Tourleben 50:59 Technik-Albträume 53:38 Soundausfälle Erwähnte Namen und Begriffe: Different Logomat MD - Musical Director Tonsystemtechniker CAD-System Line-Array („Bananenlautsprecher“) D-Live-Pult von Allen & Heath Frauenfeld-Festival Virtual Soundcheck Fader Layer Fletcher-Munson-Kurve Iron Maiden

Free cheesecake for everyone! Wait, we misunderstood. Shuko and Geoff talk to Ansgar Lindwedel of Bosch subsidiary ETAS. He is working to establish standards for software in cars, helping the highly proprietary field make the transition to open source. Many other projects have demonstrated the benefits of sharing knowledge and code. One of Wikipedia's most prominent editors shares some of their experiences. But there are limits to sharing. Melena's mom's cheesecake recipe remains a secret for now. More Bosch podcasts: FKHTW Live Podcast at Bosch Connected World: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmQSJrHiGEg FKHTW Deep Dive into software-driven vehicles: https://fromknowhowtowow.podigee.io/33-deep-dive-make-cars-more-software-driven "Let's Accelerate": https://www.bosch-innovation-consulting.com/de/news-und-events/lets-accelerate-podcast/ Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/

In dieser Folge geht's mit Producer Shuko um Publishing-Vertrgäge, Samples klären, über das Entwickeln eines Sounds und den Unterschied zwischen HipHop und Pop-Produktionen. Um Sounds geht es auch in der nächsten Folge mit Audio-Engineer Volker "IDR" Gebhardt. Wir sprechen übers Musik Mastern. Also folgt dem ThemaTakt-Podcast, um die Folge nicht zu verpassen: https://link.chtbl.com/thematakt Hinterlasst auch eine Bewertung bei Apple Podcasts und Spotify. Podcast-Tipp: Im „Favourite Worst Cast“ geht's nämlich ganz generell um Musik. Eric Blache und Jan Klefisch nehmen sich pro Folge ein Album vor und analysieren es. In der aktuellen Folge geht's um „Levin Liam Leaks 2023“. In den vorherigen Folgen haben die beiden unter anderem Alben von Haftbefehl, Haiyti oder DJ Khaled mit viel Liebe besprochen. Für mich der beste Review-Podcast auf Deutsch! Den Favourite Worst Cast findet ihr überall wo's Podcasts gibt. https://open.spotify.com/show/7xSlKUqK0VIwsvGzmMK84s?si=a08b796020ba42f8 ThemaTakt via PayPal unterstützen: https://www.paypal.me/thematakt ThemaTakt bei Steady unterstützen: https://steadyhq.com/de/thematakt ThemaTakt bei Patreon unterstützen: https://www.patreon.com/join/thematakt ThemaTakt-NEWSLETTER: https://www.thematakt.de/newsletter/ Kapitel: 00:00 Start 02:45 Wie entwickel ich meinen Sound als Producer? 05:37 Unterschied HipHop- und Pop-Produktion 09:04 Sound der seiner Zeit voraus war - "Business Paris" 12:45 Vega & Nessbeal - 2 Songs auf demselben Beat 13:27 Samples klären 14:50 Wie Shuko Connections nach Frankreich und in die USA bekommen hat 16:52 Verbindung zu französischen Rappern 20:48 Unterschied Producing und Beatmaking 23:18 Wünsche für das Producerbusiness 26:27 Was muss ich beim Musikvertrag beachten? (Publishing-Deal) Genannte Namen & Begriffe: Bastian Völkel Pop-Akademie Mike Dean Jedi Mind Tricks Kaytranada Anderson Paak Premo (DJ Premier) J Dilla Neptunes Timbaland Missy Ellios „Business Paris“ (Song von Kollegah & Ol Kainry) Elvir Omerbegovic „Rois sans couronne“ Nessbeal Vega Schlachthof Wiesbaden (Location) Doujah Raze RA the Rugged Man Sean P (Sean Price) IAM Rocca Neg Marrons Soprano Sefyu Booba Alibi Montana Nekfeu Casper Psy 4 de la rime Sexion D'Assaut Wu-Tang Clan Maitre Gims Stromae Rohff Max Martin ETF (Extrade changed Funds) KSK (Künstlersozialkasse)

Das hier ist der zweite Teil des Interviews mit Producer Shuko. Hört euch auch den ersten Teil an, falls ihr es noch nicht getan habt. Darin geht's um Shukos Weg ins Prodcuer-Business. In dieser Folge sprechen wir über Stress und Mentale Gesundheit als Producer und was ich tun kann, wenn jemand meinen Beat klaut. In der nächsten Folge geht's mit Shuko darum, wie man als Producer seinen eigenen Sound entwickelt. Also folgt dem ThemaTakt-Podcast, um die Folge nicht zu verpassen: https://link.chtbl.com/thematakt In der Zwischenzeit ein Podcast-Tipp: Im Podcast „Der Rapstammtisch“ geht's um die HipHop-Welt. Alle zwei Wochen sprechen Leo, David und Thorben über neue Musik und fordern sich im Rapquiz heraus. Manchmal sind auch Gäste am Start zum Beispiel Torky Tork, Alphamob und ThemaTakt-Host Tobias Wilinski durfte auch schon zu Gast sein. Den Rapstammtisch-Podcast findet ihr überall wo's Podcasts gibt: https://open.spotify.com/show/3zd1imfURjAWyViqqfeDPN?si=d9063272aa054b44 ThemaTakt via PayPal unterstützen: https://www.paypal.me/thematakt ThemaTakt bei Steady unterstützen: https://steadyhq.com/de/thematakt ThemaTakt bei Patreon unterstützen: https://www.patreon.com/join/thematakt ThemaTakt-NEWSLETTER: https://www.thematakt.de/newsletter/ Folgt ThemaTakt und lasst eine Bewertung bei Apple Podcasts und Spotify. Kapitel: 00:00 Start 03:14 Als Just Blaze Shukos Beat genommen hat 04:49 Was tun, wenn jemand meinen Beat klaut? 07:52 Wie beweise ich, dass ich einen Beat produziert habe 09:41 Klage nach Song für T-Pain und Bow Wow 12:17 Fehler beim Zara Larsson "Lush Life"-Deal 14:54 Wie mit Stress im Musikbusiness umgehen? 16:35 Wichtigkeit von Sport, Meditation, gesunder Ernährung und Dopamin-Haushalt 18:02 Mental Health für Kreative 24:44 Kreativ negativ denken und alt werden 27:33 Wie Shuko auf Kanye Wests "Pure Souls" gelandet ist 30:51 Wie entwickel ich meinen Sound als Producer? Genannte Namen: Phrequincy Booba Saigon Hot 97 (Radiosender) T-Pain Bow Wow Worldstar Young Money (Label von Lil Wayne) Bangladesh A Milli (Song von Lil Wayne) Zara Larsson 
Lush Life Fredo Cro Traum Monroe Sti Brisk Fingaz JBG Kollegah Bastian Völkel Pop-Akademie

Zu Gast: Music-Producer-Legende Shuko. Vor kurzem kam seine neueste Platte „Tracklib“ raus - natürlich nur auf Vinyl. Shuko produziert schon seit über 20 Jahren Musik, hat mit Cro, Casper, Rin und ganz vielen anderen Künstler:innen in Deutschland gearbeitet, hat aber auch Connections nach Amerika, Beats für Jedi Mind Tricks oder Anderson .Paak produziert - und nach Frankreich. Auf die internationalen Beziehungen gehen wir in den nächsten Folgen ein. Also folgt ThemaTakt überall wo's Podcasts gibt, damit ihr die kommenden Folgen auch hört. In dieser Folge sprechen wir über Shukos Start in die Musikwelt, den Einfluss seines Vaters. Ihr lernt, warum Producer-Credits so wichtig sind und welche Rolle Verlag, GEMA und GVL spielen. Bewertet den Podcast bei Apple Podcasts und Spotify. ThemaTakt via PayPal unterstützen: https://www.paypal.me/thematakt ThemaTakt bei Steady unterstützen: https://steadyhq.com/de/thematakt ThemaTakt bei Patreon unterstützen: https://www.patreon.com/join/thematakt ThemaTakt-NEWSLETTER: https://www.thematakt.de/newsletter/ Podcast-Tipp: Mehr übers HipHop-Business, produzieren und mixen lernt ihr im Podcast „Beats & Treats“. Bei den ersten Folgen ist Shuko als Moderator dabei. Mittlerweile moderiert Producer The Breed den Podcast alleine, lädt sich aber spannende Gäste ein z. B. Audio 88, DJ Ron, Torky Tork oder Figub Brazlevic. Beats & Treats findet ihr überall wo's Podcasts gibt: https://open.spotify.com/show/6NRM3JFlMjGXD7ba0NAB95?si=e0364add768d4694 Kapitel: 00:00 Start 02:52 Welche Producer-Poster hingen an Shukos Wand? 03:41 Erste musikalische Einflüsse 04:59 Grundlage - Musiktheorie 05:59 Warum Shuko Kontrabass gelernt hat 06:54 Musikalischer Einfluss von Shukos Vater und suche nach Respekt 08:59 Respekt für Producer:innen 10:16 Credits - Vergütung für Producer:innen 14:02 Verlagsarbeit - GEMA - GVL 16:43 Ablauf Songwriting-Camps 18:11 Arbeit im Studio 19:59 Shukos Einstellung zum Musikbusiness 21:21 Vorteile Musikvertrieb Interview & Produktion: Tobias Wilinski Musik: Benethy Intro-Voice: Henrike Möller Genannte Namen: Alchemist Just Blaze Kanye West Charles Aznavour Scratch Mag Distrokid Groove Attack DSP (Digital Service Provider bspw. Spotify & Deezer) Phrequincy Booba Saigon Hot 97 (Radiosender)

Host Jennifer Zyman is joined on The Food that Binds by chef J. Trent Harris of MUJŌ Sushi in Atlanta. Harris, raised in Kentucky, comes to Atlanta from New York City, where he has worked for the past decade. He has worked behind the counter of some of the best sushiya in the world, including as Executive Sous Chef at Shuko in New York City and at Sushi Ginza Onodera in Tokyo and New York City, where alongside Master Sushi Chef Masaki Saito they earned Two Michelin Stars. Classically trained in both Edomae Sushi and Western Cuisine, Chef Harris earned a Michelin Star while serving as the Chef de Cuisine of Aldea in New York City. Subscribe, rate & review on iTunes and Apple Podcasts! Follow us on social media at @jenniferzyman and @thefoodthatbinds. Host: Jennifer Zyman,  www.jenniferzyman.com Editor and producer: Carson Shanklin

| Joy & Pain (Pete Rock Remix)  | Lady Wray | Air Of Love  | Ivana Santilli  | Good Women Get Tired Too  | Mz Brown Suga | Just What I've Been Looking For  | The Petersons | So I Can Make This Change  | The Krash Band with Evelyn Holder | Magnets  | Jeanese | Ceiling  | Kina Renee | Cruise (Gedi Clean Edit)  | Shreta | One Day (feat. SI.AH)  | Brianna Yancey | Lil Baby (Gedi Clean Edit)  | Yel | Slow Dancing (feat. Kincy)  | Kenyon Dixon | Calm & Patient  | Jhené Aiko | Lightly  | Mina Renee | Don't Stop  | GoGo Morrow | Fearless  | Terri Walker | I Surrender (feat. Tyler Daley)  | Terri Walker | Getcha  | Noel Gourdin | Rabbit Hole  | Dayasoul | Love Stories  | Claire Davis | Colours  | Claire Davis | Gratitude  | Latocha | I Just Know This Feels Right  | Mark Scott (from The Miracles)  | Don't Go (feat. Rayleon)  | Chloe Cosmo | Bridge Of Love  | Bobby Harden & The Soulful Saints | Easy  | Leah Dates | How Long (Gedi Edit)  | Shuko, Nia Wyn, Keymer | Floating  | Daphne Dash | Another Chance  | Jason Hendrickson | One Of A Kind  | Starnicole | Glowin' 4 Me (Gedi Clean Edit)  | Eric IV | Lost In My Head (Gedi Clean Edit)  | Samleslie | Won't Look Away  | Kathy Kosins | Don't Think You Ever Loved Me (Gedi No Guitar Clean Re Edit)  | Tyrese

An X-ray-like machine, but for waste. That's what Sidharta Andalam and his team at Bosch Research in Singapore have developed. Instead of X-rays, it uses harmless terahertz waves to identify recyclable materials, help make recycling more profitable, and, in turn, divert recyclables like plastic bottles from landfills. Based on the terahertz images, an AI separates different types of plastic. In addition, Shuko and Geoff learn where plastic can be used wisely: Steven Greenall explains why plastic trombones are more climate-friendly than brass trombones.

| Got To Be (Extended House Mix)  | Brian Power, Roachford | Searching For Love  | Will Sawney  | I Won't Tell  | Byamm | Shine  | Byamm | Delectable U (T-Groove Remix)  | Confection | I Feel Like Making Love  | Mz. Suga | Starlight  | Destiny La Vibe Music | Right The Wrong  | Natasha Watts | I Do I Did I'm Done  | Natasha Watts | Can You Feel It?  | Dennis Taylor | So Hypnotized (Gedi Radio Edit)  | Antonio McGaha feat. Journey Brave | High (Gedi Clean Edit)  | Terrence Léon | For Your Love  | Joe Irving | Single By Choice  | Joe Irving | Beautiful  | Maysa | Let Me Show You Love  | Terrell Moses | Fool For You  | Tre Williams  | Night With Bluff  | Bluff City | Intuition  | Sade Awele | Not Today (Gedi Edit)  | Delicia feat. Pettidee | That's How Rumors Get Started  | Terrill Carter | Sexy Lady (2023 Version)  | Veira Krew | Welcome To A Dream  | Veira Krew | Count On Me (Head Nod Mix) (Radio Edit)  | Boomtang All-Stars feat. Charlene Smith and Four80East | Takin' All My Lovin'  | Mikey Jimenez | Overrated (Clean Version)  | Kenya Vaun | Never  | Tony Lindsay | How Long (Gedi Edit)  | Shuko, Nia Wyn & Pete Philly feat. Keymer | Immune  | David Margam feat. Carlos Camilo and Andres Garcia | My Way (Radio Edit)  | Champion feat. Daliya Nava | If You Want To Fool Around (2023 Remix)  | D-Funk (Demetrius Manuel) | No Boundaries  | Dee Lucas | Just A Vibe (feat. Ragan Whiteside)  | Dee Lucas | Demon Time  | Alex Vaughn | IYKYK (feat. Muni Long)  | Alex Vaughn | Learn How To Love  | Frank McComb and Walter Williams | I Let Cha  | Krishawna feat. Kion

A quantum leap in the history of From Know-How to Wow! Shuko and Geoff hear from Riccardo Cipolletti, a physicist at Bosch Quantum Sensing. The team he's a part of is developing magnetic field quantum sensors that are 1,000 times more sensitive than today's MEMS sensors. They can, for instance, easily measure the tiniest magnetic fields inside our own bodies like those caused by neuron activity. Neuroscientist Marc Dingman explains why data like this could help doctors better understand some conditions that today just seem bizarre. Along the way, our hosts try to get a feeling for what a “femto Tesla” is, what autonomous cars can learn from migratory birds, and what it takes to control a quantum system. More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

Woooosh! Sounds are all around us, but when we wear headphones we are no longer moving through a soundscape, but carry the sounds with us, in our head. Head-tracking technology changes that and has a lot more interesting applications. Ye Lu aka “Kimmi” has developed the head-tracking feature in Bosch's BHI 360 sensor. She takes us on a journey of challenges, successes and new challenges. Constantin Popp from the University of York explains how 3D sound can help gamers win. Come join Shuko and Geoff for an auditory and emotional rollercoaster ride! This episode is special. For the full effect, it is best to listen to it with headphones or at least stereo speakers. More Bosch podcasts: From Know-how to Wow “MEMS - With all (technical) senses”: https://fromknowhowtowow.podigee.io/4-mems Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

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Cryptocurrencies are becoming more and more relevant, but they're only a small part of what is called Web3, a decentralized Internet, based on distributed ledger technology. The idea behind Web3 is that in a highly connected world, the key to be successful is to find the right balance between cooperation and competition, a so-called “copetition”. At Bosch Connected World in Berlin, Shuko and Geoff talked about this to Bosch's Chief Digital Officer, Tanja Rückert. From Cafer Ince they learned how Bosch Mobility Solutions is developing Web3-based applications. Marcel Kaiser provided some insights into the collaboration between the startup he works at, PolyCrypt, and Bosch. Is the industry warming up to the idea of a Web3-based marketplace? Show notes: More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

This is a first! Starting with this episode, we'll bring you a monthly shortcast in addition to our regular episodes. Nerd alert: here's your chance to dive deeper into one specific aspect of the previous episode. This time, we're back at Bosch Connected World in Berlin to learn more about software-defined vehicles. A whole hackathon was organized around SDV with teams using open-source tools to develop automotive applications. Guess who's hosting our deep dives. Hint: it's neither Shuko nor Geoff, but someone – or something – similar. Tune in and find out!

Tony and JoeyC team up to talk about Double Dragon! The video game movie from the 90s that isn't as good as Mortal Kombat, as funny as Street Fighter, or as memorable as Super Mario Bros. It is full of dumb fun though! In post-apocalyptic California, brothers Billy Lee (Scott Wolf) and Jimmy (Mark Decascos) are highly trained martial artists living in the ravaged city of New Angeles. The pair have been trained by Satori (Julia Nickson), who took them in after their parents died. When Satori finds herself pursued by evil overlord Koga Shuko (Robert Patrick), who's intent on possessing her mystical dragon medallion, the siblings are charged with protecting it from Shuko and his henchmen.

Throwing and catching are human skills that we not only use in sports, but also as a shortcut - saving time compared to walking a few steps. What if robots could do the same? Bosch Research engineer Timm Linder helps explore this in an EU-funded project called DARKO. In collaboration with research labs across Europe, he and his team are developing a robot that will toss items into bins at a warehouse, while aiming to make the robot behave more intelligently among humans and equipping it with a better 3D perception and semantic scene understanding of the environment it is deployed in. Perhaps the robot can learn some lessons from Ceola McGowan: The world champion in double-bit axe throwing has some advice on how to precisely throw oddly shaped objects and shares her technique with Shuko and Geoff. Our hosts are already dreaming of robots that can toss the laundry into the washer… More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

How to develop self-driving cars? Automated cars become more and more advanced. But this shift toward vehicles that will eventually be autonomous means major architectural changes in how cars are developed. In this episode, Shuko and Geoff are joined by Axel Schwarz, Director for Engineering of L4 Sensors, and Kay Stepper, Senior Vice President for Automated at Driving Bosch North America. Both explain how cars can use a cycle of “sense, think, act” to move autonomously. And Ben Peters, Cofounder of the Bosch subsidiary FIVE, discusses how he builds special simulation environments that help test drive future vehicle technology. Intrigued? Then let's hit the road! More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

First please accept my apologies for the poor audio quality on my side you can hear Kevin cristal clear. We talked about Karate for all (Shuko kai), teaching people with disabilities, and the impact of karate on mental health. Hope you will enjoy this episode despite the sound hiccup. If you would like to connect with Kevin please check out the links below: Website: https://www.cornwallkarate.co.uk/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=cornwall%20karate Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CornwallKarate If you got some value from this episode or simply like it, please share via social media and with your friends. If you did not enjoy it please impose it on your enemies and make them suffer! If you would like to support the show at no cost to you and you shop with Amazon, please feel free to use my affiliate link, for which I get a small commission when you purchase something - note that it is completely free for you! Please find the link below. https://amzn.to/3qqfuhy If you would like to support the Karate For Mental Health Programme, you can buy our merchandise (links below) or donate via ☕ Buy me a coffee

What's the future of more sustainable truck driving? Hydrogen! In this episode, Bosch engineer Michael Marino explains how he and his team develop fuel cell stacks that convert hydrogen into electricity. Each fuel cell produces less than 1 Volt, but hundreds of fuel cells stacked on top of each other can power long-haul trucks. For example, Nikola Motor Company have trucks with Bosch fuel-cell technology on the streets of the United States. These vehicles are quieter and accelerate faster than trucks with a combustion engine, and have 0 g/km local CO² emissions . Moreover, Shuko and Geoff (virtually) visit a farm - a hydrogen farm. Kore, a startup in California, is working on producing green, sustainable hydrogen made from farming waste. More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

  | Lost in White Austin Leeds remix  | A long day | Roy Ayers Phil Asher remix  | Brand New Feeling |  Ramiro Rossotti  | Ethereal Road | Miguel Migs  | Heatbeat | Jazzanova  | Fedimes flight | `player  | Baby come back | Afta  | the facst | Shuko  | Last Sunrays | Tulips  | Dream Easy | Sarah Vaughan UFO remix  | Summertine

Not to scare anyone, but this episode contains - cold showers!!! Keeping the chills away is Bosch product manager Christoph Bauerdick's mission. With Bosch's HomeCom Pro solution, he helps installers keep tabs on the heat pumps, boilers and other heating systems they have installed and ideally fix issues before they lead to cold showers, or worse: no heating at all. HomeCom Pro uses data that appliances generate every twelve seconds. Analyzing these masses of data and bringing them into a human-readable format is the responsibility of Alexandre Chambel. He explains to Shuko and Geoff how data can help customers save energy. Our guests: Christoph Bauerdick: https://eta-fabrik.de/ueber-uns/team-mitglied/christoph-bauerdick/ Alexandre Chambel https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandrechambel More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

from Thank You & OK!: an American Zen Failure in Japan

Our guest is J. Trent Harris who is the executive chef at the beautiful new sushi restaurant called Mujo in Atlanta, Georgia, which opened in February 2022. At Mujo there are only 15 seats at the counter made with cypress and he serves an omakase-style tasting menu that changes daily based on the catch of the day. Earlier in his career, chef Harris worked in classic western kitchens, including the Michelin-starred modern Portuguese restaurant Aldea in New York where he was the chef de cuisine. But somehow, he decided to choose sushi as his focus. He trained at reputable Ginza Sushi Onodera in New York as well as in Tokyo and worked as the executive sous chef at Shuko in New York, which showcases a great balance between authentic and creative. In this episode, we will discuss how chef Harris decided to get into sushi, how and where he learned sushi-making, the concept of omakase, his unique philosophy of merging the authentic sushi culture and the southern mentality, and much, much more!!!HRN is home to transformative exchanges about food. Our 35+ member-supported food podcasts empower eaters to cultivate a radically better world. This month, we're asking you to join us. Become a monthly sustaining member at heritageradionetwork.org/donate.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Japan Eats by becoming a member!Japan Eats is Powered by Simplecast.

Imagine being able to remove odors and bacteria easily and on the go, without needing to wash your clothes. In the latest episode of our "From KNOW-HOW to WOW" podcast, we talk about how our FreshUp device uses plasma technology to remove odors from fabrics simply by brushing over them. Plasma occurs naturally in the universe. During the show, Tobias Wende, a Bosch electronic system engineer, talks about how they were able to incorporate plasma technology, which releases active plasma particles to dissolve simple odor molecules, into a device the size of a glasses case. What an unpleasant smell is, however, differs from one nose to another, says Antonie Bierling, researcher at the Universities of Dresden and Jena. She works on finding out more about which molecules stink and which ones have a lovely scent and shares her know-how with Shuko and Geoff.

Shuko has a passion for motorcycles and takes Geoff on a (virtual) weekend ride on curvy mountain roads. What helps make their ride safer and more comfortable is ARAS, Bosch's Advanced Rider Assistance System. Two of its developers, Yuki Oshida and Daniel Vetter, explain how they transferred ideas like adaptive cruise control from passenger cars to motorcycles. Turns out, 2-wheelers have peculiar physics! Victor Manuel Rivera knows that, too. He pushes the limits of the laws of physics during his motorcycle circus act: The Globe of Speed. No risk, no fun? Wrong, says Shuko. After an exclusive test ride with Daniel, she is convinced that electronic systems can mitigate some of the risks inherent to motorcycles without reducing the fun. Warning: this episode might evoke a passion for motorcycles in listeners as well! Shownotes: More about ARAS: https://www.bosch-mobility-solutions.com/en/solutions/assistance-systems/advanced-rider-assistance-systems-2w/ More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

What is the Industrial Internet of Things and can it help connect a whole factory, even when it's equipped with lots of old machines? The first step to finding this out is to call Marian Demme. The IIoT expert helps companies digitalize manufacturing with NEXEED, Bosch's software portfolio for Industry 4.0. Proving its value, Tobias Pfister talks about how production lines at the Bosch plant in Bamberg, Bavaria boosted their efficiency thanks to NEXEED. With this software, just one small valve for a motor can have a record of 1,000+ data points attached to it. Get ready and join Geoff and Shuko in exploring the world of IIoT! Shownotes: More about Nexeed: https://www.bosch-connected-industry.com/de/en/index More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

It was early one morning when Bosch associate Tobias Riedel walked to his car and saw that something was wrong. The window smashed. With the steering wheel, multimedia system, and everything else missing. A few days later, Tobias had an idea. He developed a mobile alarm system. That was the moment Bosch's new and unique in all the world security assistant spexor was born. Spexor is packed with sensors that can be used for a wide range of applications, from intrusion detection to identifying harmful gasses. In the show, you will learn why the gas sensors inside spexor can even detect the smell of roasted coffee beans! Another potential field of application of spexor is sleep tracking. That's why Shuko and Geoff also talk to Erna Sif Arnardóttir, director of the Reykjavik University Sleep Institute in Iceland, who is playfully called the “snore lady"! But be sure that you won't fall asleep when listening… SHOWNOTES: More about spexor: https://www.spexor-bosch.com/en/ #manufacturelikeabosch Milky Way - Nurturing the stars of the future https://fromknowhowtowow.podigee.io/17-milkyway This is how gas sensing gets intelligent with BME688 and BME AI-Studio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcZKKNrBt2g More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

Welcome to the 2021 wrap-up of our podcast. Our cheery hosts Shuko and Geoff recollect their personal "wow" moments from the first year of the show, take a look behind-the-scenes, and share some lovely fan mail. We say THANK YOU to all our listeners, and look forward to sharing more ‘wow' with you in 2022! Shownotes: Shuko's fav episode so far: https://fromknowhowtowow.podigee.io/19-ssi Goeff's fav episode so far: https://fromknowhowtowow.podigee.io/15-formula_e Bosch CDO Tanja Rückert's fav episode so far: https://fromknowhowtowow.podigee.io/8-techforclimate You can hear Melena und Geoff performing their song “Dust” on this episode: https://fromknowhowtowow.podigee.io/12-factory-of-the-future_p1

Testing 1,2, 1, 2, can you hear me?….Whether we're in a huge stadium, or our cozy homes, making our voices heard above the noise can be quite difficult. Few people know this better than musician Daniel Kemish, who plays his song “Just Tonight” exclusively for us from his very own kitchen. Daniel is a huge fan of gear from Electro-Voice, Bosch's own brand of professional microphones and loudspeakers, a brand that our hosts Shuko and Geoff discover has its origins in a football field. Electro-Voice expert Bob Rieder explains the challenges of making voices and music sound great in a stadium, while engineer Andrew Pardoe tells us how he found solutions to these problems with the help of a computer farm. Andrew used these lessons to develop MTS, a giant loudspeaker that brings HiFi sound to massive venues. Plus, there are some special seasonal treats — for our hosts as well as for you, our listeners. Happy listening — and happy holidays! Shownotes: Professional loudspeakers & mics by Electro-Voice https://electrovoice.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOLWQqLERBM Our dear guest Daniel Kemish https://www.danielkemish.com/ More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

Chilling! Yes, that applies to both the autumn weather where our hosts Shuko and Geoff live, and the suspense in this episode: Will Bosch engineer Tom Collins find a climate-friendly way to heat homes in Britain? He has struggled for years to find an answer, until one day one meeting changed his thinking about what isn't feasible and what is. Spoiler alert: Heating with hydrogen could be a solution…Speaking of the challenges of sustainable heating, we also talk about the Princess Elisabeth research station in Antarctica which can be heated with just solar and wind power. Guus Luppens has installed some of the solar panels with his own hands and tells us about his plans to make the station even less dependent on fossil fuels in the coming years. Get yourself a nice hot cup of tea (or coffee, cocoa, or cider) and listen! Shownotes: Hydrogen-fired boiler https://www.worcester-bosch.co.uk/hydrogen Our guest Guus Luppens works at the Princess Elisabeth station, which is run by the International Polar Foundation, based in Belgium. http://www.polarfoundation.org/about Like a story straight out of Hollywood: Former astronaut Mike Foale talks to our hosts about his experiences with blackouts on a space station. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmo2v9mFsxM More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

Who am I? An existential question that is especially hard to answer in a connected world. Proving who we are online is complicated, when our ID cards are still physical. Plus, we gave up some control over our online identities, simply for convenience. A technology that is in development could help us regain control using a special form of digital wallet: Self-sovereign identities, or SSI, use cutting-edge cryptography, including zero-knowledge proofs. Bosch researcher Christian Borman explains how SSI will not only increase privacy but also have a positive impact on B2B interactions and supply chain management. Meanwhile, Geoff meets mentalist Thorsten Havener. Will he reveal Geoff's true identity? Inspired by this, Shuko presents some crypto magic… More Bosch podcasts: From Know-how to wow “MEMS: with all technical senses”: https://fromknowhowtowow.podigee.io/4-mems Silicon carbide semiconductors make electric cars more efficient https://www.bosch-presse.de/pressportal/de/en/bosch-poised-for-leap-in-e-mobility-technology-201158.html Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro our German Podcast all things Semiconductors: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

Vielleicht habt ihr euch mal gefragt wie US-Rap Stars immer so viele Alben, Tracks und Mixtapes in kürzester Zeit veröffentlichen? Dahinter stecken Produzenten wie The Breed oder Shuko, die erklären uns das Ganze mal!

As broadcast October 7, 2021 with lots of extra heartbreak for you podcast punters.  Tonight we remember a very bad year personally but an amazing year musically for the Prince of Soul Marvin Gaye, who was facing a mountain of debt & divorce but nonetheless put out the stellar album "Here, My Dear" in 1978.  For the remainder of the two hours, we have pretty much all new & recent but slept on stuff.  In the funk & soul first hour it's Lee Fields, Carlton Jumel Smith, and Silas Short showing us how it's done, and for our AMPED rock feature with Dan Lloyd, great stuff from Wet Leg, IDLES, and super heavy biz from Trivium to highlight things.  #feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Marvin Gaye – You Can Leave, But It's Going To Cost YouFunk Voyage feat Carlton Jumel Smith – Let It RideShuko feat Nia Wyn & Lee Fields – Nothing's Gonna ChangeMaiiah & The Angels of Libra – ObeyMartha High – I Got My Senses Back (Live)The Du-Rites – Bird BrainPart II (32:32)Silas Short – Drawing Pond – Take Me Avalon I'm YoungNick Corbin – PiggybackJeremy Beck & The Heavy Duty Horns – MountainLeon Stanford – Little HabitsEparapo feat Dele Sosimi – From London to LagosTony Allen & Hugh Masekela – We've Landed (Cool Cats mix) Part III (63:11)Trivium – The PhalanxLimp Bizkit – Dad VibesGhost – Hunter's MoonCourtney Barnett – Write A List Of Things To Look Forward ToBiffy Clyro – Unknown Male 01 Part IV (95:33)Wet Leg – Wet DreamMom Jeans – What's Up?IDLES – The Beachland BallroomConverge – Blood MoonBoston Manor – Algorithm 

This time, we are talking about change – which is often exciting, but rarely frictionless. Our e-mobility experts Bruno Schuster and Jan Alsmeier, who works in process management, explain why they swapped silicon for silicon carbide in semiconductor production. Spoiler alert: this was a pretty challenging change. In any case, it could be a true leap forward in e-mobility technology because tiny amounts of silicon carbide in an electric car can have a big impact on the vehicle's weight and energy efficiency. To learn more about the material, we also take you to space: Siddharth Tiwari from the German Start-up Tiwari Instruments explains why silicon carbide also has a lot of potential for satellites and telescopes. ...and speaking of change: this is also the first episode of our new co-host Shuko. Will there be any friction between her and Geoff? ;-) We'll find out! Shownotes: More Bosch podcasts: From Know-how to wow “MEMS: with all technical senses”: https://fromknowhowtowow.podigee.io/4-mems Silicon carbide semiconductors make electric cars more efficient https://www.bosch-presse.de/pressportal/de/en/bosch-poised-for-leap-in-e-mobility-technology-201158.html Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro our German Podcast all things Semiconductors: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

Pop quiz: what does the term “Milky Way” make you think of? Probably many things, like the galaxy or a candy bar, but what about breast milk? Or even IoT? Believe it or not, in the story of our new podcast episode of From KNOW-HOW to WOW these have more in common than you'd think: “Many mothers in Vietnam are facing the challenge of squaring their work with the wish to keep breastfeeding beyond maternity leave,” says Bosch senior delivery manager Dinh Thi Kim Thoa. That's why she and her team in Ho Chi Minh City have developed Milky Way, a breast milk delivery service between the mother's workplace and the baby's daycare. The solution is based on a cooling box with smart Bosch sensor technology. A combined humidity, temperature and pressure sensor helps ensure both the freshness and safety of the milk. Bosch expert Thomas Block will share countless intriguing details about this 2.5 mm small Sensortec wonder. Speaking of small wonders, we have a special announcement. Here on Earth, on the outskirts of the Milky Way, a new star is developing: Melena is pregnant! Whoop!!! This is her final show before she goes on maternity leave. All the best to the small family and thank you for 14 awesome shows! Starting in September, the great Shuko will co-host with Geoff. Welcome, Shuko! SHOWNOTES: Bosch Smart Home AIR https://www.bosch-presse.de/pressportal/de/en/bosch-smart-home-air-the-mobile-well-being-sensor-168832.html Project Milky Way: https://make.bosch.com/en/project/milkyway More Bosch podcasts: Beyond Bosch: https://podtail.com/de/podcast/beyond-bosch/ Mighty Micro: https://mightymicro.podigee.io/

Thanks for tuning in to the last episode of this season - we're ending on a high! My guest today is the lovely, and incredibly talented co-founder and chef of the much-loved Japanese restaurant Koya. Shuko Oda and her business partners John and Junya opened Koya in Soho back in 2010, specialising in Udon - the chewy moreish flour-based noodles which they handmake fresh every day and pair with an array of beautiful broths and toppings. Shuko is also renowned for her blackboard specials where she and the chefs at Koya really get creative and use the best of British ingredients to come up with dishes that wow!  Koya opened a second restaurant in the city a few years ago, and what they're doing is a recipe for success. Simple dishes, high-quality ingredients, thoughtful cooking, and exceptional flavours. As we know, restaurants in London come and go, but Koya is still as loved, as popular, and as good today as it was 11 years ago.  I'm so glad I got to sit down with Shuko and chat with her about how Koya came to be, the dishes that so many of us Londoners have come to love and crave, and what led her from Japan to London, and into the kitchen.  Happy listening!

Caitlin, Dee, and Mercedez bring their look back at the miniature robot battler Angelic Layer to a close with episodes 20-26! 0:00:00 Intros 0:01:15 Technical warning 0:03:34 Beach episode and gender roles 0:15:01 Misaki and Ojiro 0:19:47 Ichan and Shuko 0:21:24 Hatoko 0:25:37 Misaki and Shuko's reunion 0:40:10 Women-led fighting and sports series 0:45:04 Is it feminist? 0:50:37 Final thoughts 0:57:00 Outro Caitlin: twitter.com/alltsun_nodere Dee: twitter.com/joseinextdoor Mercedez: twitter.com/pixelatedlenses AniFem Patreon: www.patreon.com/animefeminist AniFem Twitter: twitter.com/AnimeFeminist AniFem Facebook: www.facebook.com/animefem/ Recorded Saturday 3rd October 2020 Music: Open Those Bright Eyes by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Caitlin, Dee, and Mercedez continue their look back at the miniature robot battler Angelic Layer with episodes 14-19! 0:00:00 Intros 0:01:15 Misaki x Hatoko 0:08:39 Anime original 0:12:28 Shuko and portrayals of disability 0:35:09 Sai’s sister 0:40:00 Empathy and pain 0:44:47 Misaki and Shuko 0:50:00 Any surprises? 0:53:38 Predictions 0:55:13 Outro Caitlin: twitter.com/alltsun_nodere Dee: twitter.com/joseinextdoor Mercedez: twitter.com/pixelatedlenses AniFem Patreon: www.patreon.com/animefeminist AniFem Twitter: twitter.com/AnimeFeminist AniFem Facebook: www.facebook.com/animefem/ Recorded Sunday 20th September 2020 Music: Open Those Bright Eyes by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/projectmanga All other links (Social Media, Online Store, Audio-Streaming Platforms, etc.) https://linktr.ee/projectmangapodcast WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP ISSUE #23 TIMESTAMPS Jujutsu Kaisen - on break :C Dr. Stone ch. 195 @ 1:46 Mashle ch. 61 @ 14:26 Black Clover ch. 292 @ 33:51 My Hero Academia ch. 311 @ 58:21 ONE PIECE ch. 1012 @ 1:14:52 Intro/Outro Music: Ruck P, Shuko - 5 am https://chll.to/5fdedf85 ENJOY! Leave a comment and let us know how you feel or what you think! Drop a like if you enjoyed the episode! Subscribe if you're new to the Project: M.A.N.G.A. Podcast! And hit the bell icon next to subscribe, so we can notify you when a new episode is online! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmangapodcast/support

Double DragonDirected by James Yukich (career of tons of music videos and short specials)Screenplay by Michael Davis and Peter GouldBased on Double Dragon video gameStarring Robert Patrick, Mark Dacascos, Scott Wolf, and Alyssa MilanoReleased November 4, 1994Budget: $7.8M ($13.6M in 2021)Box Office: $4.2M ($7.3M in 2021)Gross: According to Wikipedia, “it failed both critically and financially.”Ratings: IMDb 3.8/10 Rotten Tomates 13% Google Users 81%Plot:Robert Patrick opens with a voice over telling the quick back story of the double dragon medallion, one controls the body, the other the soul. That an ancient king had given them to his sons for safe keeping. A Chinese village is being ransacked when one member leads the leader of the group to a cave, we see one half of the medallion and the leader reveals herself, and that it's “modern” times telling someone they found it. The city scape of New Angles in 2007, after the big quake frames the story. Koga activates the soul half of the medallion he has and instructs his minions to find the other half.S:-What's with the big fans on top of the buildings?-The special effects aren't NEARLY as good as T2We then meet the Lee brothers They're in a martial arts completion that is lost because of Billy be dq'ed, They're also shown to have the other half of the dragon medallion. George Hamilton and Vanna White host the evening news, and Andy Dick as the weather man. It seems the police have given up the city at night and roaming gangs control the streets, as the Lees are surrounded by “The Mowhawks.” A car chase ensures where its shown cars are fueled by garbage and paper. After a wreck, they're saved by Powercore and Marion. Satori gives the brothers more background.S:-“Eat some fist, butt-head”-Those computer graphics are terrible-The Abobo guy is so over actedBack with Koga, Abobo gives him information about the Lee brothers, he is rewarded by being experimented on with new steroids. It's shown Marion is the daughter of the police chief. Koga finds where the Lee brothers are staying and comes for the medallion. We find out he used to be called Victor Guisman, but “nobody would party with him,” so he changed it to Koga Shuko. When he sees Billy wearing the medallion, a large fight breaks out. Koga using the medallion and we're introduced to the new Super Abobo. After it seems to be over, Satori tries to get the medallion from Billy, and it's revealed she's been possessed by Koga. After getting Kaga out of her, she sacrifices herself to save the brothers. All the gangs are shown to be meeting under the guidance of the billed, “Maniac Leader” (Micheal Berryman), who is quickly dispatched by Koga. Super Abobo was showing to have survived the explosion and the boys mourn Satori.S:-Classic rebelling daughter against strict father.-Obvious that Jimmy Lee is a real martial artist, Scott Wolf isn't-Abobo off the stage, “nothin' but net”-Terrible one liners, “is it just me, or is it hot in here”-Michael Berryman: Sept 4, 1948, has hypohidroic (hypo-hid-droic) Ectodermal (echo-dermal) dysplasia, a condition where he has no sweat glands, hair, fingernails or teeth. He was quoted as saying, “I was pretty we grounded. I was being teased and whatever and I didn't have anger skills, so I would go to the parents and say your children are brats and tell them they were bad parents.”The brothers have a small fight and resolve to work together and come up with a plan. As they walk, the end up in the middle of a super gang fight. After almost escaping and barricading themselves in a boat house, they escape on a boat and that chase begins. The boat chase ends with the Hollywood river catching fire, and seemingly the brothers die in a crash, but of course they don't. Some exposition they agree to ask Marion for help. She has been, basically, torturing Abobo for information. The brothers show up, ask for help, and invade the Shuko plaza. They witness Koga attempting to bribe Marions dad, which doesn't work. Another fight breaks out, the brothers and Marion vs Kaga inhabiting various bodies. And The police chief against Whip; who looses. Jimmy is captured.S:-“You're Ug-Lee, I'm Home-Lee…” Also, the way they “high five” balled fish and open hand… Me and my friends did this after this movie. We were super cool.-I thought the matte paintings were pretty good. Well done.-The guys fighting over who follows Alyssa Milano into the tunnels.-Why does Billy just randomly have fishing string in his pocket?-Channel 69 news… hahaAs the gangs riot, the chief tries to rally his officers to go back out on the streets and take them back, but no one follows. Jimmy being captured, Koga gives exposition and more background about working with their father. As Billy starts to get romantic with Marian, the gangs attack the Powercore base. Abobo finally sees what Koga has done to him, and goes berserk. Jimmy arrives, possessed by Koga. As they fight, Billy gives up on the medallion, and throws it away, but it comes back and grants him the power of the body. During the fight, Billy losses the medallion, Koga grabs it and units them. He then splits into two monster fighters. As they fight, Abobo enters and tells Marian to turn on the lights, allowing the brothers to defeat the monsters, and in doing so, catch the medallions, and then they unite them. Jimmy enters Kogas body, does some slap-stick, confesses to the chief and is arrested and they hear sirens in the night. As they all celebrate, Abobo shows up, asks to join them, and thinking Billy has possessed him, lets him drive… When Billy shows up in the back seat, they realize their mistake and scream. We end on the henchmen walking away arguing who's fault it was.S:-The whole thing is so overly dramatic.-The double dragon video game in the Powercore HQ-The obviously fake swords during the boss fight.-“You're weak like your father” “You're ugly like your mother…” JFC.-This whole movie about the double dragons, they get them for 5 minutes only to beat up a normal dude. Not even a decent fight.-Abobo, “what's up chicken butt?”-The henchmen had the Shuko logo on the back of their heads, was crossed out.Webpage: https://theguysreview.simplecast.com/EM: theguysreviewpod@gmail.comIG: @TheGuysReviewPodTwitter: @The_GuysReviewFB: https://facebook.com/TheGuysReviewPod/

We hear from the head chef and co-founder of Koya, one of the most cherished restaurants in London.

Our guest is Yael Peet who is a chef with impressive culinary training at top restaurants in New York City including Prune and Shuko. Until April 2019 she was the co-executive chef at Karasu, which is a cool Japanese-influenced izakaya-style restaurant in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Yael and her co-executive chef Elena Yamamoto joined us on Episode 158 to discuss her unique culinary approach and their forthcoming new restaurant Fury’s. While getting ready for opening the new restaurant, Yael participated in a global culinary competition called the Washoku World Challenge and went to Japan last February. And she won the precious second prize. In this episode, we will discuss Yael's experience at the competition, the new restaurant she and Elena are planning to open, how they are coping with the challenging circumstances surrounding the coronavirus and much, much more!!!In March, HRN began producing all of our 35 weekly shows from our homes all around the country. It was hard work stepping away from our little recording studio, but we know that you rely on HRN to share resources and important stories from the world of food each week. It’s been a tough year for all of us, but right now HRN is asking for your help. Every dollar that listeners give to HRN provides essential support to keep our mics on. We've got some fresh new thank you gifts available, like our limited edition bandanas.Keep Japan Eats on the air, become an HRN Member today! Go to heritageradionetwork.org/donate. Japan Eats is powered by Simplecast.

Vor 40 Jahren veröffentlichte Diana Ross mit «Diana» ihr letztes Album auf Motown - ein von Nile Rodgers und Bernard Edwards (CHIC) produziertes Disco-Funk-Meisterwerk! «Pop Routes» u.a. mit Carol Cool, MC Lyte, Lupe Fiasco, Shuko, Notorious B.I.G., Hackney Colliery Band und Eva Smart! 

Wenige Produzenten dürften so lange dabei und so umtriebig sein wie Shuko: Nach ersten Gehversuchen als MC, knüpfte der Mainzer schon bald Kontakte in die USA und produzierte dort im Laufe der Jahre für die Jedi Mind Tricks, Lil Wayne, Talib Kweli, Tyga, Vinnie Paz oder Keith Murray. Bei Caspers Debüt »Hin zur Sonne« hatte er genauso seine Finger im Spiel wie auf den ersten Alben von Cro, ganz zu schweigen von Produktionen für Azad oder Farid Bang, Dendemann oder Die Fantastischen Vier, Aggro Berlin oder Selfmade Records. Im Podcast spricht Shuko mit Jan Wehn über seine umfangreiche Diskografie, Studiosessions mit Juelz Santana und Labelmeetings mit Shady Records, aber auch das Pop-Produktions-Prozedere von Mark Forster bis Zara Larsson und das aktuelle Loop-Game mit seinem Shucati-Team und daraus entstandene Zusammenarbeiten mit Timbaland und Miksu und Macloud. Intro/Outro: Ahzumjot Mix: Jan Wehn Hier ALL GOOD bei Patreon unterstützen: www.patreon.com/allgood Hier ALL GOOD bei Steady unterstützen: www.steadyhq.com/de/allgoodde Hier ALL GOOD via PayPal unterstützen: www.paypal.me/ALLGOODDE

▶ Discover: @staycoolfam | @ronnieloko ▶ Transitions Compilation out now!: https://staycoolfam.bandcamp.com/album/transitions ▶ Stay Cool on YouTube: https://youtube.com/staycoolfam ▶ Support by copping merch: https://staycoolfam.bandcamp.com/merch Excuse the delay! It's been about six weeks but we're finally back and I'm joined by local multi-genre producer Ronnie Loko for a guestmix. Not sure if it's because London Jazz festival is currently on but I get into some of my favourite Jazz tracks and hip-hop instrumentals before Ronnie brings his unique mix of house, garage, dance, trap and hip-hop. - seangran Tracklist: 1. gareth donkin - catharsis 2. Beautiful Disco - A Girl on the beach in a bikini 3. Jazzbois - Jass 4. Mahalia - Karma 5. Etta Bond - Love Myself 6. FloFilz - Lanai Gardens 7. MF Eistee - slave 8. Promnite - Anything 9. Flughand & steichi - Sepia 10. KAELIN ELLIS - Aviate (Feat. Pro-Lific) 11. Tall Black Guy X Allysha Joy - Sip of You 12. ??? - elderly 13. Dibia$E - Ghostly 14. junyii - persia 15. Evil Needle - Moonlight (feat. Venuz Beats) 16. Oatmello - Uptown w/ Newton 17. KiLaMDaPro - astro dreamin 18. J.Lamotta - Free The Jazz (Instrumental) 19. Telemakus - Falling 20. The Breed - March - Little Trumpeter 21. ermahnx - crazy 22. Snoh Aalegra - I Want You Around 23. CoryaYo - dove 24. bonnaz - Re-New 25. Mndsgn - Deviled Eggs 26. Dibia$e - Good Vibration 27. N T O - fml 28. Flying Lotus - Track 13 29. slom - wilshire (feat. Slowya.Roll) 30. amai - 0001 42-Audio 2 31. Stanzah! - badderthanbad (w/ Weyland Mckenzie) 32. Sleepdealer & Gudo - all cut up 33. Promnite - Reality 34. Pete Rock - Neo Funk 35. El Train - Never Be Mine (feat. Miki Rose) 36. Frankliin - Only 37. Samiyam - I got shit to do 38. gareth donkin - utterly afraid 39. See Dee - Wrst 40. The Deli, Jansport J, Es-K - La Guinda (Instrumental) 41. Teebs - Mirror Memory 42. TEK.LUN - your reaction 43. chromonicci. - Dreams. 44. Millic - 문 (feat. 장필순) 45. Onra - No Question (Ft. Pomrad) 46. Emmavie - High Off This 47. FloFilz - Lucid Daze 48. Y E A R S - たわごと 49. Kiefer - Good Looking 50. Moonchild - Wise Women 51. Xavier Omär & Sango - Just Get Here (feat. Wale & VanJess) 52. MAIA - 02 Wordless 53. Santi - Maria (feat. GoldLink) 54. 10.4 Rog - Fam Nostalgic 55. Lucky Daye - Try Your Fire 56. YBN Cordae - RNP feat. Anderson .Paak 57. The Strange Fruit Project - Maintain (Instrumental) 58. Dr Who Dat? - Braziliant Thought 59. Jorja Smith & Burna Boy - Be Honest (Tera Kòrá & Midas Hutch Remix) 60. Shuko & The Breed - Life in Los Angeles (Instrumental) 61. MAIA - Wordless 62. ChromadaData - superlux 63. The Alchemist - Canary Rhombus Ronnie Loko Guestmix

Der Podcast über das, was Menschen des Sprechgesangskosmos so bewegt. Mit Helen Fares und Josi Miller.Übers Bäume umarmen und Angststörungen überwinden, über Fantasiesprachensongsund GV zur eigenen Musik. All das mit den fantastischenProduzenten Shuko und The Breed! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

NO TALK, JUST FUNK. Get on up, enjoy and thanks for tuning in! Tracks: So Cute | Aubrey Logan | Where the Sunshine Is Expensive | 2019 Resonance Records Life in Los Angeles | Shuko&The Breed [feat] MC Eiht, King T, Benny Sings | Dippin´ | 2019 For The Love Of it Rec Juice | Lizzo | Cuz I Love You | 2019 Nice Life Recording, Atlantic Recording, WEA International Louder Than A Bomb | Brownout | Fear Of A Brown Planet | 2018 Fat Beat Records Bad Kids To The Back | Snarky Puppy | Immigrance | 2019 GroundUp Music Ordinary Pleasure  Toro Y Moi | Outer Peace | 2019 Carpark Records 

Funk oder nicht Funk?  Auch diese Frage drängt sich auf, wenn wir in der neunten Ausgabe unserer Off-Topic-Reihe gern gehörte Tracks und aktuelle Veröffentlichungen präsentieren und dabei die Grenzen des Genres etwas ausloten.  Im Vorhinein möchten wir uns für das durchwachsene Klangbild der Aufnahme während des Gesprächs entschuldigen und hoffen, die Songs und der Inhalt lassen darüber hinweghören. Viel Vergnügen! Tracks: So Cute | Aubrey Logan | Where the Sunshine Is Expensive | 2019 Resonance Records Life in Los Angeles | Shuko&The Breed [feat] MC Eiht, King T, Benny Sings | Dippin´ | 2019 For The Love Of it Rec Juice | Lizzo | Cuz I Love You | 2019 Nice Life Recording, Atlantic Recording, WEA International Louder Than A Bomb | Brownout | Fear Of A Brown Planet | 2018 Fat Beat Records Bad Kids To The Back | Snarky Puppy | Immigrance | 2019 GroundUp Music Ordinary Pleasure  Toro Y Moi | Outer Peace | 2019 Carpark Records 

Clean Chinese Food and Runaway Pigs It’s 2019 and people still use food to perpetuate racist stereotypes. Food blogger and nutritionist Arielle Haspel opened up “Lucky Lee’s” a “clean” Chinese Restaurant named after her husband. I personally don’t have a problem with someone opening up a restaurant serving food from ethnicities or cultures not their own, as long as they respect it. Haspel is not respecting Chinese culture by playing into awful stereotypes about Chinese Food being greasy and making you feel bloated. Don’t even get me started on MSG. In the ’50s and ’60s, Chinese Restaurants were incredibly popular, but never considered fine dining because of negative stereotypes. Putting up Instagram posts saying that your food has less oil than traditional Chinese Food is like putting up a post saying “Our chicken is real chicken, not cat like other Chinese restaurants” Also, this place is only open from 11-3 so its barely a restaurant. In other news Princess, the Pig escaped her pen in Humboldt County, California. A neighbor posted a photo on Facebook, and the local police were able to figure out who the owner was. They went to a neighbors house to ask him to watch Princess while they tracked down her owners. The neighbor obliged, but when the police got back to the home, the neighbor was in the front yard butchering Princess. R.I.P Princess the Pig, we hardly knew ye. Tipping is Stupid and Unfair, but Completely Necessary Finance Giant CNBC ran this article in February, but it went viral this week. With a clickbaity title like”This Tipping Trip Can Save You Up To $400 A Year”, of course, I knew not to expect anything good, and would probably walk away angry. Long story short, to save you the click and not give them the web traffic, the author says that it is socially acceptable to tip on the pre-tax total instead of the post-tax total and he is correct but just because he is correct doesn’t mean he is right. People, customers, guests, whatever you would like to call them don’t tip on service. They tip on personality, how they connect with their server, and a million other tiny little things. All this author did was take money out of servers pockets. This article will not turn any pre-tax tippers into post-tax tippers but will have people think that they are saving money(You just spent $100 on dinner, tipping $20 instead of $22 isn’t going to save anything) Tipping is a necessary evil though. I definitely come from a place of privilege for what I am about to say. I’m a Tall Cis-Het White Male who has only worked at Upscale Casual/Fine Dining establishments. Every place I’ve ever worked at had a check average of $50-$100 per person, and people tip me between 18 and 20 percent. I love working for tips because I live in a place where people tip well, and I am a person that statistically speaking, people like to give money to. If you live in a small town and work at a chain restaurant that gets people in by serving them 3 courses for $10, tips are everything to you. That fifty cents you get from a table tipping post-tax might be what actually keeps you above zero this week. Server wage is $2.13/hr in most places, which means after taxes you are working strictly for tips. I can go deep into serving actually being skilled labor, and how most people reading this cannot do what my team is able to do. Every dinner is a symphony that I’m conducting, and much like a conductor, all I can do is tell my orchestra what to do and hope they execute it correctly. If your food comes out wrong, give the restaurant a chance to fix it before you decide you now aren’t going to tip. If you ask a female server for her number and she says no and you don’t tip, you’re a garbage person. Lastly, if you actually want to save money, learn to cook and dine out less. The best way to learn to cook is to keep following us on Instagram and Twitter and asking us questions about recipes, techniques, and anything else you can think of food wise. A Guide to Sake with Zak Gross Sake Expert Zak Gross joined us in the studio this week to talk all this Sake. Zak is a partner of Soto Sake, a newer sake brand that is taking the US by storm. It is an incredibly smooth and affordable Junmai Daiginjo. Essentially everything I know about sake I learned from Zak. We worked together at Sen Sakana and he made sure to teach me everything I needed to know and then some. I still occasionally text him questions and he always gets back to me and explains his answer thoroughly. Zak started serving at a very popular Japanese Restaurant in Hollywood, California and decided he would separate himself from the other servers by learning about sake and being able to upsell expensive bottles. His sake knowledge allowed him to go work at top Japanese restaurants all over LA and NYC. He eventually became the head bartender at Shuko and then worked with as the Beverage Director at Sen Sakana. Sake 101 There are two ways to categorize sake Purity: Junmai: Roughly translates to “Pure” this classification means that this sake was made only with Water, Yeast, Rice, and Koji. The rice milling can be at 70% for it to be called Junmai, but can also be a prefix for Ginjo and Daiginjo, hence Soto Sake being a Junmai Daiginjo. If sake does not have the Junmai label it means that the brewer decided to add a small amount of neutral spirit to the sake. Milling: Honjozo: This is the most popular classification of sake in Japan. It is the minimum amount of polishing at 70%. I like to try a brewery’s Honjozo before I try anything else because if it is good, the rest of their sake will most likely be good Ginjo: Rice with a polishing rate of 60% or less, a cleaner sake compared to Honjozo Daiginjo: Rice with a polishing rate of 50% or less, the highest quality sake

On today's episode, Chef Nick Kim Chef and Partner in Shuko located in the East Village, is on the show to discuss omakase and kaiseki menus. Shuko, which Chef Kim operates with his partner and co-chef Jimmy Lau, received 3 stars and was a critic's pick from Pete Wells in the NYTIMES. Both men are alums of 3 michelin starred Masa and and worked at Neta prior to opening Shuko together. Photo Courtesy of Shuko NYC The Line is powered by Simplecast.

It was lovely to get out and have a drive in my 2018 Nissan Leaf. I went to St Pol De Mar which is just north of Barcelona and I checked out the charging points within the town. There were three of them and in all of the places only the granny charging speeds were available. I could plug into Shuko sockets and get 3.3 kW but it wouldn’t do me any good plug-in into the type II sockets as the Menneke’s sockets weren’t working. It was a good day out and finally I got to come Calella de Mar and I found a Type II socket which worked. I plugged in and had a wander around the town while the car was doing some charging up. I put about 12% into the battery and I was happy with that. I was able to get back home with 61% in the battery and so it was a good cheap day out driving my 2018 Nissan Leaf. Check the Web post which also has a Video.

This episode we talk about the development of tea culture and the tea ceremony during the 15th and 16th century.  Tea as an art began to develop throughout the late 15th and early 16th century into an activity that brought commoners, aristocrats, and Daimyo together in the tea rooms across Japan, and tea masters such as Murata Shuko, Takeno Joo, and Sen no Rikyu came to prominence. Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/samuraiarchives Shopping on Amazon.com?  Use our link: http://www.amazon.com/?_encoding=UTF8&tag=samurai-20 Support this podcast: Samurai Archives Bookstore: http://astore.amazon.com/samurai-20 Samurai Archives Shop (T-Shirts, etc) http://www.cafepress.com/samuraiarchives Contact Us: Twitter @SamuraiArchives https://twitter.com/#!/samuraiarchives Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Samurai-Archives/104533213984 Samurai Archives Podcast on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/samuraipodcast/ Samurai Archives podcast blog: http://www.samuraipodcast.com Samurai Archives Forum: http://www.japanhistoryforum.com Patreon Special Thanks: Luis, Cody Makua Burks, Marty Brennan

On this week's episode of Japan Eats, host Akiko Katayama is joined by chefs Nick Kim & Jimmy Lau of Shuko, where the duo offers daily tasting menus based on traditional Japanese flavors and techniques from the kitchen and sushi bar. Chefs Kim and Lau build their menu based on seasonality and freshness, sourcing ingredients locally and internationally. Japan Eats is powered by Simplecast

Co-owners and co-chefs of Shuko, Nick Kim and Jimmy Lau, talk to Lynda and Iris about their modern take on sushi, how omakase is changing, and how to have the best omakase experience. Feast Meets West is powered by Simplecast.

TOKYO ART BLOOM is a program where we invite foreign culture and art creators living in Japan as guests on the show. What kind of TOKYO do these creators who are living far from their origin see and feel?

Here by special request, "The Maggy Thump Show" all up in your speaker soundin' utterly unfamiliar, creatin' an equilibrium against all derived chaotic nonsense, specifically designed and computed to mean less than nothing. Based in Philadelphia, The Maggy Thump Show is a 30 minute podcast/mixtape ('magazine') of quality music and interviews. I love the way they produce their shows and it's that (along with the dope tunes) that has kept me listening over the years. So yeah, proper buzzing they made this exclusive mix for WILDABOUTNOTHIN' podcast. This is a more straight up dj mix than their shows and tis a cracking mix! TY LP....! Please make sure you give 30 minutes of your time to check out TMTS > links below the tracklist YO! 1 SIR JOE QUARTERMAN & FREE SOUL i'm a young man 2 AL GREEN wait here 3 REGINALD OMAS MAMODE IV bump it 4 ELMORE JUDD bass bully 5 SESSION VICTIM eo's place 6 RAZ OHARA & CUMMI FLU ask 7 MADTEO ft SENSATIONAL party people love me 8 DJ SOTOFETT be-sides $ 0.99 9 P.O.S wearing a bear 10 MATT MARTIANS what love is 11 CAMP LO camp lo (bust ya down) 12 CHAMP MC sistas better recognise 13 BAHAMADIA u know how we do 14 A CERTAIN RATIO up in downsville pt 1 15 SHUKO electric relaxation 16 LAST WALTZ tunnel skates 17 HORSEPOWER PROD. legends 18 ROBANZEE can't go on 19 NIGHTMARES ON WAX a nights interlude 20 BROR FORSGREN in a time when god was one 21 EBTG flipside demo 22 APHEX TWIN produck 23 KARSTEN PFLUM nibb nubb 24 KARLMARX mists 25 SLUM VILLAGE and i go 26 FUNKY DL lyrics 27 DE LA SOUL beautiful night 28 J DILLA lost scroll blog/site > https://maggysrooftopaerial.com soundcloud > https://soundcloud.com/themaggythumpshow tweets > @mratweeting 'gram > https://www.instagram.com/the_maggy_thump_show/

On today' episode of THE FOOD SEEN, we kick off with Sabra Lewis, a sommelier who studied dance and moved to the big city with her sights set on Broadway. After some time bussing tables and spilling drinks, Lewis preformed as part of the legendary Radio City Music Hall Rockettes. There were roles in Phantom of the Opera and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang as well, but it was during break on a trip to Italy, that table wine and good food changed her high kicking course. Popping bottles at such restaurants like Gunter Seeger, Shuko, The NoMad Hotel and Rouge Tomate, Lewis' Christmas Spectacular is now more about Champagne, than a chorus line.

Today on Snacky Tunes, we talk to Karasu founder Yael Peet, who tells us about her career change from art school (with dreams of cartooning) to the world of food, sharp knives, and putting twists on Japanese cuisine. Later, we hear intimate piano + vocals only versions of music by Charlene Kaye (KAYE), a New York-based artist who got her start singing with the indie rock collective known as San Fermin.

A visit to Shuko, where chef Nick Kim explains the brilliance of the legendary Masa Takayama, under whom he apprenticed for over 10 years. Now he's one of the creative forces behind Shuko, along with GM Sarah Krathen and fellow Masa acolyte Jimmy Lau. Nick tells Platty and the Admiral wild tales of Masa's mysterious ways, as well as the ancient sushi traditions, and how they're evolving as restaurants like Shuko push the form in new directions. 

-선곡표- 1. Imagine Dragons - I'm So Sorry 2. Madeon feat Passion Pit - Pay No Mind 3. The Prodigy - Medicine 4. SebastiAn feat Mayer Hawthorne - Love In Motion 5. Shuko feat Talib Kweli and Leslie Clio - Heatwave 6. Blood Orange - Sutphin Boulevard 7. Blood Orange - Scooled 8. Cheryl Lynn - Got To Be Real 9. Cyhi The Prynce - To Be Real 10. Gunplay feat Don Logan - Lane 2 Lane 11. Rihanna - Bitch Better Have My Money 12. AMG - Bitch Betta Have My Money 13. Nujabes - Prayer

Wir haben die rosarote Dipset-Brille auf, spielen Kiffersongs von Action Bronson, Geleime von Drake und Tod & Teufel der 90er Jahre. Wir philosophieren über das letzte Mal in der Videothek, dem N.W.A. Film und der Jugendweihe auf VHS. Afrob erklärt uns, warum man als dogmatisches New-York-Arschloch auch 2 Pac feiern sollte. Die Musikauswahl: Drake, Action Bronson, Shuko ft. Pete Philly, Evidence & 20syl, Big Sean ft. Kanye West & John Legend, Ghostface Killah & BADBADNOTGOOD ft. Danny Brown, Dej Loaf, Tuxedo, Fashawn ft. Dom Kennedy, Meek Mill ft. Big Sean & A$AP Ferg, Denyo, Credibil & 2 Pac.

Prima puntata di questa nuova categoria, il faidateismo, ovvero il fai da te più ismo. Vedremo come montare una presa Schuko o SchuKo (pronuncia tedesca[ˈʃuːko]), detta anche più comunemente tedesca. Occorrono una presa, del filo elettrico abbastanza robusto, un cacciavite e delle forbici. Per i dettagli, ascoltate il podcast, altrimenti cosa lo facciamo a fare? In allegato le foto  

DTonate switches it up with the latest refreshing installment on Oooh. A veritable smorgasbord of beats, supadupa outernational business and 5 homegrown previously unreleased tracks from DTonate, Stratasoul and Pauser. A mix fit for a Presidential inauguration after-party up at the castle.