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On this Screaming in the Cloud Replay, Corey is joined by accomplished tech journalist Daisuke Wakabayashi to explore the world of tech reporting. The pair discuss Dai's 2019 article on AWS while touching on a number of topics, including how AWS evolved from a platform everyone built on top of to one that runs everything built on top of it. Both explore why it's incredibly difficult to capture all the nuances of the world of open source in a single article, the collaborative nature of writing the news, and how a journalist can tell when they've written a story that doesn't have mistakes. Dai and Corey also unpack why Amazon as a trillion-dollar company should expect more scrutiny, what it was like to try to get people to go on the record talking about AWS, and more.Show Highlights(0:00) Intro(0:29) The Duckbill Group Sponsor read(1:02) A brief look at Dai's background as a journalist(2:00) Dai's article covering AWS's business practices(3:47) Unpacking the discussion around Dai's article(6:09) The careful thought and nuance that goes into writing an investigative news article(8:59) How AWS insiders are responding to Dai's article(11:50) The importance of disclosures in journalism(14:32) AWS's blog post responding to Dai(18:41) The Duckbill Group Sponsor read(19:24) How criticism affects relationships with AWS(23:36) Corey's reaction to getting mentioned in Dai's article and the NYT style guide(27:18) Why it's still important for journalists to speak truth to power(32:22) Where you can find more from DaiAbout Dai WakabayashiDaisuke Wakabayashi was born in Singapore, lived in Tokyo, and spent the bulk of his childhood in New Jersey. He graduated from the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass. Daisuke's journalism career started at Reuters in Tokyo. He also worked for Reuters in Boston and Seattle, covering everything from industrial conglomerates to natural disasters. He returned to Japan with The Wall Street Journal covering technology and then returned to the United States to cover Apple. Wakabayashi joined The New York Times in 2016 and covered Google from the paper's San Francisco bureau. In 2022, he moved with my family to Seoul to take his current job as an Asia business correspondent for The Times.LinksDai's 2019 article “Prime Leverage: How Amazon Wields Power in the Technology World”: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/15/technology/amazon-aws-cloud-competition.htmlTwitter: @daiwakaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dwakabayashi/Personal site: https://www.nytimes.com/by/daisuke-wakabayashiCompany site: nytimes.comOriginal Episodehttps://www.lastweekinaws.com/podcast/screaming-in-the-cloud/speaking-truth-to-power-in-tech-with-dai-wakabayashi/SponsorThe Duckbill Group: duckbillgroup.com

Fellow podcasters are always awesome to host on the show. And when Dennis Wakabayashi, CX influencer of Expo 2020, founder of CX in the wild, podcaster, public speaker, CX strategist and consultant comes in town, that's even better. In short, Dennis is a big figure in CX. During our conversation, we talked about fascinating topics:

June 24, 1992, Gladys Wakabayshi's estranged husband, Shinji was called to pick up their daughter, Elisa. Gladys was 2 hours late and both Shinji and Elisa were concered. Shinji would discover her body in the hallway of their Shaughnessy home. -K&O   Rate, Review and Subscribe on the platforms of your choice. Check us out on Instagram to join in the discussions about the case! Comment on the case related post, we can't wait to hear your thoughts. @podcastbyproxy   Intro music made by: https://soundcloud.com/aiakos    Sources: https://evelazarus.com/the-box-cutter-murder-gladys-wakabayashi/ https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/elderly-killer-jean-ann-james-loses-bid-for-private-visits-with-unfaithful-husband-1.3198433 https://murderpedia.org/female.J/j/james-jean-ann.htm#google_vignette https://vancouversun.com/news/staff-blogs/jury-convicts-jean-james-in-1992-boxcutter-murder https://www.richmond-news.com/local-news/update-accused-richmond-woman-sought-details-of-victims-death-court-told-2948044 https://theprovince.com/news/woman-confessed-to-killing-husbands-mistress-with-box-cutters-court-told  

Liane Wakabayashi converted a trip to the other side of the world into a 30 year stay. But her journey to Jewish observance led to one more big move and her embracing Torah Judaism in Israel, the eternal Jewish homeland.  This is her story.  Saturday to Shabbos is a Tachlis Media podcast. Learn more at […]

Episode 284: On the evening of June 24, 1992, after she failed to pick her daughter up from school, 41-year-old Gladys Wakabayshi's estranged husband, Shinji and her daughter, Elisa, discovered her body in the hallway of their home in Shaughnessy, a posh Vancouver neighbourhood. Gladys had been brutally slashed and bled out on the floor.  Early on, after uncovering an affair between Derek James, a long-time family friend, and Gladys Wakabayashi, Jean Ann James, 52, Derek's wife, became the number one suspect in the murder. Jean Ann refused to talk, leaving the police without enough physical evidence to lay charges. The crime would go unsolved for more than 15 years before Jean Ann James was arrested after she confessed to the murder of her friend during an intricate Mr. Big sting. Sources: 2013 BCCA 11 (CanLII) | R. v. James | CanLII 2012 BCCA 162 (CanLII) | R. v. James | CanLII Search — Newspapers.com: Gladys Wakabayashi Woman confessed to killing husband's mistress with box cutters, court told Jean Ann James | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers Not So Sleepy Jean Accused Killer Seen in Victim's Bedroom 2 Days Before Murder 'Volatile' elderly killer loses bid for private visits with cheating husband | CBC News The “Mr. Big” Police Tactic in Canada Leads to False Confessions… 华人女富豪被割喉家中 血贱温西豪宅 - 温哥华专栏 - Vansky.com The case of Nelson Hart: 2 girls, 3 years and a mystery 'Mr. Big' No New Friends: A Look at the Law Relating to Mr. Big in R. v. Hart : Royle Law | Criminal and DUI Lawyers Toronto Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When it comes to back-to-school Kensington has options to fit any situation. Work from home, studying in the dorm, studying on the go. Kensington's options spam from webcams to keyboards and everything in between. In this chat with Kesington's Yuji Wakabayashi, we break it all down. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get ready as we unravel the passionate story behind the tragic murder of Gladys Wakabayashi.All Things Wicked Ever After: https://linktr.ee/stephaniemoramJoin the Wicked Ever After Community: https://patreon.com/stephaniemoramFollow Me on Social MediaInstagram https://www.instagram.com/thisisstephaniemoram/Clapper https://clapperapp.com/ThisisstephaniemoramTik Tok http://www.tiktok.com/@thisisstephaniemoramFacebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/wickedeverafter/For All Business Inquiries steph@stephaniemoram.coSourcesAll the sources are listed on YouTube since I am unable to fit all the links here in the podcast description.  https://youtu.be/rI0J_Dni0GUSupport the show

Gregor oder Tsubasa? Mario oder Genzo? Das sind die wirklich wichtigen Fragen des Lebens. Die erste Ausgabe unseres neuen Formats "Entweder oder" beschäftigt sich mit den wohl bedeutensten Fußball-Zeichentrickserien unserer Kindheit.

The Franciscan Complex is a large accretionary prism that has been accreted onto the western margin of the North American continent. Unlike most such prisms, which are submarine, it is exposed on land, making it a magnet for researchers such as John Wakabayashi. In the podcast, he describes this remarkable complex and explains the mechanisms that may have operated over its 150-million-year history. John Wakabayashi is a Professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at California State University, Fresno. He has devoted much of his 40-year research career to the Franciscan Complex.

In this episode of YourTechReport on SiriusXM, we dive deep into the world of Kensington docks with none other than Yuji Wakabayashi. Discover what makes Kensington docks stand out in the market, learn about their vast variety, and explore the multiple uses of these powerful pieces of technology. As we navigate the expansive universe of docks with Wakabayashi, he pulls back the curtain on Kensington's latest offerings. He guides us through the thought processes behind their designs, the functionalities they bring to the table, and how these docks aim to enhance and simplify users' technology experiences. From single-display to multi-display docks, Wakabayashi explains the distinguishing features, providing a comprehensive understanding of how each product serves its unique purpose. Whether you're a casual user or a power user, there's a Kensington dock designed with you in mind. We don't stop at the present, though. As we dive into the history of docks, Wakabayashi walks us through the technological evolution that has led us to today's advanced docks. We explore the humble beginnings, the transformational milestones, and the increasing significance of docks in our tech-driven lives. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or simply curious, this conversation with Yuji Wakabayashi is an enlightening journey through the past, present, and future of docks. Don't miss it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“If we, as a part of a community, want to move forward — this requires a large conversation.” As Sharon & Raman embark further into our sixth season, we continue exploring bringing more friends to the microphone as guest hosts. One of those partners on our shortlist has always been longtime FrieMMd of the Pod, podcaster and mindfulness advocate Steven Wakabayashi. Steven joins us for a candid conversation about doing the work - on and off the mic - and trying to stay in the moment without always commenting on the moment. In the weeks to come we'll start featuring some of Steven's conversation from his own podcast, Yellow Glitter, and from time to time Steven - among other FrieMMds - may join Sharon & Raman for conversations with many new friends. We know you'll love hearing Steven's voice added to the mix (tapestry? forged metal?) as much as we do. LEARN ABOUT STEVEN stevenwakabayashi.com instagram.com/stevenwakabayashi WRITING: mindfulmoments.substack.com POD: Yellow Glitter: https://apple.co/3ba9yUx MENTIONS PERSON: Dawn Mauricio - dawnmauricio.com PERSON: Kat Vellos - katvellos.com STORE sloomooinstitute.com SHOW: Beef - imdb.com/title/tt14403178 FOOD: Turnip Cake - wikipedia.org/wiki/Turnip_cake Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On June 24, 1992 Jean Ann James, a 53-year-old former Canadian Pacific Airlines flight attendant, went to the Shaughnessy home of her husband's wealthy younger lover, and slit her throat with a box cutter. It would take police another 19 years to catch her. This episode is based on a story from Cold Case BC: the stories behind the province's most sensational murders and missing persons cases. Promo: The Missing and Unexplained Podcast  For more information, please visit my website: evelazarus.com

Bright on Buddhism - Evil - What is evil in Buddhism? How does the conception of evil change over time? According to the Buddhist scriptures, what ought to be done about evil? Content warning - This episode contains descriptions of violence and killing. Listener discretion is advised. Resources: Curley, Melissa Anne-Marie, Jessica L. Main, and Melanie Coughlin. “The Self-Awareness of Evil in Pure Land Buddhism: A Translation of Contemporary Kyoto School Philosopher Keta Masako.” Philosophy East and West 67, no. 1 (2017): 192–228. http://www.jstor.org/stable/44135555.; Whitley R. P. Kaufman. “Karma, Rebirth, and the Problem of Evil.” Philosophy East and West 55, no. 1 (2005): 15–32. http://www.jstor.org/stable/4487934.; Gregory, Peter N. “The Problem of Theodicy in the ‘Awakening of Faith.'” Religious Studies 22, no. 1 (1986): 63–78. http://www.jstor.org/stable/20006258.; Sharma, Ursula. “Theodicy and the Doctrine of Karma.” Man 8, no. 3 (1973): 347–64. https://doi.org/10.2307/2800314.; Gray, David B. “The Rhetoric of Violence in the Buddhist Tantras.” Journal of Religion and Violence 6, no. 1 (2018): 32–51. https://www.jstor.org/stable/26671557.; Silk, Jonathan A. “Good and Evil in Indian Buddhism: The Five Sins of Immediate Retribution.” Journal of Indian Philosophy 35, no. 3 (2007): 253–86. http://www.jstor.org/stable/23497451.; James W. Boyd. “Symbols of Evil in Buddhism.” The Journal of Asian Studies 31, no. 1 (1971): 63–75. https://doi.org/10.2307/2053052.; Dalton, Jacob P. “Evil and Ignorance in Tantric Buddhism.” In The Taming of the Demons: Violence and Liberation in Tibetan Buddhism, 23–43. Yale University Press, 2011. http://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt5vkw2s.5.; ZIPORYN, BROOK A. “TIANTAI ETHICS AND THE WORST-CASE SCENARIO.” In Emptiness and Omnipresence: An Essential Introduction to Tiantai Buddhism, 235–72. Indiana University Press, 2016. http://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt1bmzm9d.15.; Wakabayashi, Haruko. The Seven Tengu Scrolls: Evil and the Rhetoric of Legitimacy in Medieval Japanese Buddhism. University of Hawai'i Press, 2012. http://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt6wqm13.; Dobbins, James C. “D. T. Suzuki, Amida Buddha, and the Problem of Karma.” The Eastern Buddhist 1, no. 2 (2021): 89–98. https://www.jstor.org/stable/48711024.; MacIntyre, Alasdair (1984). After Virtue: A Study in Moral Theory (2nd ed.). Notre Dame, Indiana: University of Notre Dame Press.; Batchelor, Stephen (2015). After Buddhism: Rethinking the Dharma for a Secular Age. Yale University Press.; Gombrich, Richard. “Buddhist Karma and Social Control.” Comparative Studies in Society and History 17, no. 2 (1975): 212–20. http://www.jstor.org/stable/178004.; Kalupahana, David J., and G. P. Malalasekera. “Karma and Rebirth.” In Buddhist Philosophy: A Historical Analysis, 44–55. University of Hawai'i Press, 1976. http://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt6wqjnw.11.; James P. Mc Dermott. “Is There Group Karma in Theravāda Buddhism?” Numen 23, no. 1 (1976): 67–80. https://doi.org/10.2307/3269557. Do you have a question about Buddhism that you'd like us to discuss? Let us know by finding us on email or social media! https://linktr.ee/brightonbuddhism Credits: Nick Bright: Script, Cover Art, Music, Voice of Hearer, Co-Host Proven Paradox: Editing, mixing and mastering, social media, Voice of Hermit, Co-Host --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brightonbuddhism/message

Steven Wakabayashi (he/him) is a creative director, changemaker, and founder of mission-driven organizations empowering historically marginalized communities within design, tech, and mindfulness industries. After leading creative teams at many notable brands and agencies, he is now creating pathways for queer BIPOC creatives into the design industry through QTBIPOC Design, creating safe spaces for BIPOC communities within mindfulness through Mindful Sights, and designing equitable products and experiences for clients with his creative agency Stranger Creative. Social: Instagram @StevenWakabayashi LinkedIn @StevenWakabayashi Twitter @wakuu Newsletter https://mindfulmoments.substack.com Thank you fro listening to The Curious Creatrix podcast. Your donation helps us continue to spread creativity throughout the land.  Thank you! https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=2PM3V82XDS7GA  Beautiful music: Good Friends Inc by Jonathan Boyle

Show 155 This time, the cousins talk about Kumoricon 2022! It's our annual con review. Once again, I (Laven) wasn't there. So Kenny paints us all a picture of what it was like to be there. This week's hosts: Laven - @LavenVoth Kenny - @sakoku_otaku Correction Corner We released an unedited version of Ep 154. It was fixed! Kenny's spouse is totally fine — successful appendectomy and recovery. Kumoricon 2022 Mega Review! This is our annual review of Kumoricon… that come out about once a year. 2022 marked the 20th year for the convention, and Laven and Kenny have been attending for 17 years. What did Anibros Creative do at Kumoricon 2022? Anime Jeopardy XV: Royal Edition Celebrity Anime Jeopardy! Anime Jeopardy NRT (18+), sponsored by FAKKU Kumoricon by the Day Day 0, Thursday Kenny witnesses angry vendors! Thank you Specialty Badge people Some waited in line for hours! Day 1, Friday Anime Taboo! Anime Jeopardy XV: Royal Edition Alisa Freedman - Great lecture style panels on pop culture Zack Davisson - Localization 101 Live Drawing panel with GEEKBOAT featuring Wakabayashi and Koyama Kenny got a drawing of Tomino Day 2, Saturday Anibros interviewed GEEKBOAT!  Tonari Animation, discussed the “Gawr Gura, Shark'd” opening animation  Kenny missed the TRIGGER Q&A but Piper took notes Celebrity Anime Jeopardy! Featuring Zack Davisson (author, translator), Jarrett Martin (CEO, Tonari Animation), and Queen D (Cosplayer, Burlesque) Anime Jeopardy 18+ Sponsored by FAKKU Anibros team took a turn messing with Kenny Day 3, Sunday Nothing really! Highlights! Bad — lines Semi-bad — split convention area Good Content! Staff! Anime Jeopardy! Artist Alley! Download Audio File Here

SummaryIf you were told you were about to die, how would you respond? Steven Wakabayashi didn't wait long to use it as opportunity to turn his health, life, and career around. His three programs are his best approach to prevent others from going through the same thing he did.Do not wait until something bad happens to start taking your health seriously. Steven's story provides valuable information and support to help you make lasting changes in your life, so that you can become your best self today.You would love what he said about how there isn't only one way to work and talk about things. By providing a space where people can observe other options, we can help empower them. The world needs more stories like these.So check out this week's episode where he shares not only his accomplishments in UX, but also his vulnerabilities. Discover how he changed how his team works, processes, and still produced impactful results.Highlights“I try to come in with really fresh blank slate into different projects that I come in. And even the concept of like the vision we want to achieve, I try really hard, especially as a leader not to go in with this preconceived notion. Because at the end of the day, it's something that we have to build collectively as a group, and not just a vision that I have like myself.”“There's been a lot of amazing work by many organizations, such as the Creative Reaction Lab, Project Inkblot that focus on how we can bring the community into our work. So context is of spaces thinking about reconstituting power. And one thing that we're trying to add to the mix as an organization with Stranger Creative right now are just different heuristics that we can bring that measure safety, that measure autonomy, that measure transparency.”Timestamps(00:47) - Leading by example; showing up for himself and his community while weathering COVID (01:49) - Icebreaker: The mind-blowing pandemic hobby he developed, how it benefits him, and his plans for it in the future(04:01) - Icebreaker: The two words synonymous to Steven Wakabayashi (08:05) - Icebreaker: Why it's important to talk about institutionalizing changes needed in DEI (08:37) - Who Steven Wakabayashi is: The unabridged version(11:37) - Why he took a step back to reflect after achieving success(15:12) - Resuscitating not only his love for creativity but his heart as well(16:09) - How his identity played a role in his work on inclusion and equity and his three programs thay support it(17:47) - QTBIPOC(19:55) - Stranger Creative(30:13) - Mindful Sights(21:07) - Changing institutionalized inequity one word at a time through self-expression(24:25) - Methods to use to approach more equitable problem spaces(30:13) - The beauty of mindfulness and presentness in two perspectives: his as an individual and the society's(32:22) - How to approach a new project (36:03) - COVID recovery adviceAbout the Guest:Steven Wakabayashi (he/him) is a queer, first-generation Taiwanese-Japanese American based in New York City. He's a Creative Director, Changemaker, and Founder of mission-driven organizations empowering historically marginalized communities within the design, tech, and mindfulness industries.After leading creative teams at many notable brands and agencies, including Apple, Google, Walmart, Huge, and Razorfish, he is now creating pathways for queer BIPOC creatives into the design industry through QTBIPOC Design, creating safe spaces for BIPOC communities within mindfulness through Mindful Sights, and designing equitable products and experiences for clients with his creative agency Stranger...

We hit our second season with a doozy.When people are hit with a devastating diagnosis or chronic illness, caregivers rise up to take care of everything. But who is taking care of the caregivers?Sarah and Kelly are joined by author, Kate Washington,  to discuss her book, "Already Toast" about her experience with caregiving and recovering from burnout. We get into the current state of caregivers, the signs of burnout, and how caregivers can get the support they need.   Sarah goes on a rant and Kelly gets philosophical.Join us on The Unchosen Fork.Guest Speaker BioKate Washington is the author of Already Toast: Caregiving and Burnout In America (Beacon Press, 2021) and a frequent speaker on the systemic challenges facing family caregivers. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, TIME, Eater, Catapult, and many other publications. She holds a Ph.D. in Victorian literature from Stanford University and lives in Sacramento with her family.https://www.kawashington.com/ ResourcesWASHINGTON, K. A. T. E. (2022). Already toast: Caregiving and burnout in America. BEACON.Donato, K. & Wakabayashi, C. (2005). Women Caregivers are More Likely to Face Poverty.Follow the Unchosen Fork:FacebookInstagramTikTokDisclaimer: The contents of this podcast, including text, graphics, images, and other materials created and/or disseminated by The Unchosen Fork are for informational purposes only. The Contents are NOT intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition, before beginning a nutritional plan and/or taking nutritional supplements. Reliance on any information provided by this podcast, others content appearing on this podcast, or other visitors to the Site is solely at your own risk. None of the contents of this podcast are intended to be relied upon for medical treatment or diagnosis. The Unchosen Fork, their affiliates, nor any of the host family members assumes any liability or responsibility for damage or injury to person or property arising from any use of any product, service, information, or instruction contained on this Podcast.Support the show

Welcome to the SEASON 4 PREMIERE (can you believe)!!! New intro, new cover art, and of course a wonderful new guest. Everyone welcome Steven Wakabayashi to the show! Steven is the Founder of QTBIPOC Design and Mindful Sights and, the host of the Yellow Glitter Podcast, an Aries, and he's happy to be here. We discuss how to create space for underrepresented communities, recruiting more diverse creative hires, equity in the workplace, and more! We also talk about mindfulness in the workplace and how mindfulness can be utilized in social justice work. Tune in! - Instagram: @stevenwakabayashi, @qtbipocdesign, @mindfulsights, @yellowglitterpd

You're not just competing with other brands for consumers' attention anymore. And the windows of opportunity to capture their attention are shorter than ever. In this episode of the Consumer Insights Podcast, Thor is joined by Dennis Wakabayashi, Chief Collaboration Officer at Team Wakabayashi.

フランス南部、メルカントール山地を走り抜けて地中海に面したリゾート都市、ニースにフィニッシュするNice Côte d'Azur by UTMBは今年初めての開催ながら、UTMBワールドシリーズのレースとして注目されています。 9月22-25日の日程で開催されたこの大会で165km 8700mD+のレースに出場し、優勝したラグナ・デバッツに次いで、31時間47分13秒でフィニッシュし、女子2位となった若林綾 Aya WAKABAYASHIさんにインタビューしました。 前日の夜にレースを終えたばかりの若林さんは今回のレースを振り返って、「今までに経験したことのないタフなコースだった」といいます。100マイルのレースは昨年の「TAMBA 100」が初めてで今回が2度目とのことですが、後半に入ってもペースを緩めることなく走り切りました。 「私には100マイルは向いているかも」と笑顔で話す若林さんは、京都市立芸大で美術工芸を学びアーティストとしてのキャリアを歩みながらも、大学からほど近い京都の自然の中を走ることに魅せられたといいます。スカイランニング、トレイルランニングに取り組み初めてまもなく、コロナ禍となりレースでの活躍の場は少なかったですが、2021年にはスカイランニングユース世界選手権、今年はスカイランニング世界選手権に日本代表選手として出場。現在はプロアスリートとして活動し、来年のUTMB Mont-Blancを目標にしています。 若林綾さんの活動の最新情報が公開されているウェブサイト「Climber's High」はこちら。 https://home.tsuku2.jp/storeDetail.php?scd=0000214629 Nice Côte d'Azur by UTMB https://nice.utmb.world/ UTMBワールドシリーズ https://utmb.world/ 00:00 - オープニング 01:57 - 今まで経験したことのないタフなレースだった 05:24 - 後半にプッシュしてペースを上げることができた 08:04 - 100マイルという距離は私に合っている 11:01 - 高校までは陸上部、京都市立芸大では制作の息抜きに走っていた 15:42 - 芸大の2回生の時、スカイランニングと出会う 20:43 - まず来年のUTMBを目標に、将来はプロとして活動していきたい 26:29 - この後帰国して、ハセツネCUPに出る予定 28:07 - 若林さんを応援できる「ツクツク！！」のウェブサイトは概要欄から #若林綾 #AyaWakabayashi #NiceCotedAzurbyUTMB （2022年9月25日収録） --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dogsorcaravan/message

The CX Goalkeeper had the great opportunity to interview Dennis WakabayashiLinkedIn Headline: Global Voice of #CX | Connector of people and resources to transform business | Digital Marketing Instructor | Author | Industry MC and Keynote SpeakerHighlights:00:00 Game Start00:24 Dennis' introduction01:00 Dennis' values02:30 My family05:00 My passion for soccer07:30 The role of the goalkeeper10:15 The collaboration with guests & the related preparation13:10 The investment & the related reward - celebrating the CX community17:10 The 3 podcasts that really stand-out among the first 80 episodesFaran Niaz - the most number of downloadsClaude Silver - the most number of feedbacksThe next podcast22:40 The highlights of my career22:08 Dennis' conclusion30:00 Dennis' contact details31:22 Dennis' Golden Nugget… and much more on www.cxgoalkeeper.com/DennisWakabayashiDennis' Contact Details:www.denniswakabayashi.comThank you Dennis#customerexperience #cxgoalkeeper #podcast #leadership

Dennis is currently one of the leading voices around the world on the topics of Customer Experience, social media, and digital marketing. In 2021 he was a keynote speaker at the World Marketing Summit in Turkey, West African CX summit, LATAM CX conference, eWorld Marketing Summit, workshop leader at Customer Contact week in the USA, and the Host and MC of CXS- Canada's largest annual Customer Experience event. In 2022, he was named as the CX influencer for Expo 2020 Dubai, a distinguished speaker at the University of Oklahoma, an Advisory Council Member for the University of Houston, and teaches Digital Marketing at the University of Wisconsin-Madison

**This week on The Download; digital ads evolve as online privacy increases, Substack poaches podcasts from Patreon, and iHeartMedia is buying NFTs to make podcasts about them.**A fair amount of coverage has been written about the so-called death of targeted advertising. Privacy changes implemented by Google and Apple have made some waves, but said waves are having interesting effects on the industry. On Wednesday Brian Chen and Daisuke Wakabayashi published a New York Times piece called *You’re Still Being Tracked on the Internet, Just in a Different Way*. A fair amount of coverage has been written about the so-called death of targeted advertising. Privacy changes implemented by Google and Apple have made some waves, but said waves are having interesting effects on the industry. On Wednesday Brian Chen and Daisuke Wakabayashi published a New York Times piece called *You’re Still Being Tracked on the Internet, Just in a Different Way*. Throughout the piece Chen and Wakabayashi alternate between birds-eye views of the tech industry and personal anecdotes from small business reflecting the changing landscape of traditional digital ads. “The rise of this tracking has implications for digital advertising, which has depended on user data to know where to aim promotions. It tilts the playing field toward large digital ecosystems such as Google, Snap, TikTok, Amazon and Pinterest, which have millions of their own users and have amassed information on them. Smaller brands have to turn to those platforms if they want to advertise to find new customers.” Where in previous years a business would be able to purchase ad space on services like Instagram or Facebook, famous for their tracking providing fine-tuned results, now the pendulum has shifted. “Shawn Baker, the owner of Baker SoftWash, an exterior cleaning company in Mooresville, N.C., said it previously took about $6 of Facebook ads to identify a new customer. Now it costs $27 because the ads do not find the right people, he said.” With the devaluing of assumed default channels of advertising, more budgets are being redistributed to new avenues of advertising. Especially options with first-party data. While podcast advertising doesn’t offer that data for users, the contextual nature and growth of podcasting-first data solutions are becoming appealing options for those buyers Dave Jones (no relation to the undersea legend) posted a blog to Substack Monday with intent to clear the air on Podcasting 2.0. What exactly is Podcasting 2.0? As Jones puts it: “The Podcasting 2.0 project is simply this: A vision of what podcasting experiences can be in the future, and a set of free, open source standards for how that vision becomes reality.” Jones goes on to give context for what some of these open-source standards could look like, folding them into a fictional day in the life a podcast super-listener named Joy. Throughout Joy’s typical work day she uses a one-size-fits-all podcatcher app that folds features and functionality from existing first-party services into one place. Whenever a video podcast she likes goes live, Podcast 2.0 framework allows her to join in and listen to just the audio (much like YouTube’s audio-only feature). When she dips into the video portion of the stream she can tip money to the hosts, causing an on-screen notification akin to Superchats on YouTube and donations on Twitch. Her app displays episode-specific links and data mentioned in podcasts manually placed by the hosts. It automatically switches to lower bitrate versions of audio feeds when traveling into areas with poor signal. In Joy’s Podcast 2.0 world she can check comments and reviews aggregated from other podcasting apps. “Every bit of the above scenario is perfectly possible using only RSS and open source standards. Much of it is already functioning today in apps and services that are early adopters.” For those who’ve only heard of Podcasting 2.0 in passing, Jones’ piece aims to explain the passion and potential open-source future the concept could provide. We move from a story posted on Substack to a story about Substack. On Tuesday Ashley Carman published the Bloomberg piece Substack Poaches Patreon Stars for Expanded Push into Podcasting. Substack now offers two resources popular with monetized podcasts: a newsletter and a private RSS feed for paying subscribers. Substack’s COO Hamish McKenzie says the company is giving grants to certain podcasters who make the switch from Patreon. Though, like a recent report on YouTube offering grants for podcasters to pivot to video, Substack is keeping quiet as to which specific podcasts got grants. Currently only four are known. The grants Substack offers serve to soften the blow of abandoning an existing service. Patreon does not offer the ability to take paid subscriptions to a competitor’s platform. Podcasters making the switch will lose patrons, moreso than they normally would to monthly churn. Marketers have been telling podcasters that newsletters are a successful way to create and own an audience. Substack taking initiative shows they might begin to own and understand the market of podcasts centered around communities. And, by extension, own the revenue derived from said market. That said, this introduces another hosting solution that does not appear to be following IAB standards. Substack joins Apple’s subscription product, Supercast, and Supporting Cast in that crowd. This isn’t necessarily an issue for the individual user because they provide first party info. Nevertheless, it does show the IAB standard doesn’t have the teeth many hoped it would as this industry continues to grow ****Soon it might be time to break out the picket signs and pro-worker chants at Spotify. On Monday Ashley Carman, making her second appearance this episode, published the Bloomberg article *Spotify Podcast Union is Ready to Strike Over Contract Terms*. Barring successful negotiations, the Parcast Union is poised to execute the first ever strike at Spotify. The union cites unaddressed issues include basic concerns like pay, but also staff diversity concerns and IP rights. “The bargaining committee told Bloomberg News that Spotify specifically doesn’t want to commit to a request that half of job candidates who make it past the phone interview stage be people of color, people who identify as LGBTQ+ or people with disabilities. They also added they haven’t agreed on acceptable salary minimums.” 97% of Parcast union members have pledged to join the strike, spanning multiple departments. “A strike would be a first for Spotify and would come at a particularly fraught time for its podcast ambitions. The company laid off the internal team at its fourth podcast studio, known as Studio 4, in January, and has struggled to get much of its headline-driving content off the ground.” For more information on that reference to unreleased headline-driving content, we direct you to the March third episode of The Download for coverage of that particular story. Here’s hoping the union walks away from the bargaining table with their goals achieved. People deserve to be paid a fair living wage, and podcasting on the scale Spotify operates at is certainly big enough to handle that. For our final story of the week, something bizarre. Non-fungible tokens, a digital collectible known for being rife with pump-and-dump schemes and other classic forms of financial scams, are potentially getting their first big break in podcasting through iHeartMedia’s new scheme. Sara Fischer, reporting for Axios, broke exclusive news on Tuesday: iHeartMedia is building a podcast network around NFTs they’ve purchased. “iHeartMedia is currently in talks to make 10–15 investments in prominent NFT collections over the next few days — including CryptoPunks, Mutant Ape Yacht Club, and World of Women — per Khalil Tawil, EVP of strategy at iHeartMedia.” As Tawil describes it, iHeartMedia will purchase NFTs from various internet-popular collections and then craft a slate of podcasts that retroactively create a series of stories and characters around the algorithmically-generated artwork they sort-of own. Fischer quotes Khalil Tawil as saying there is “no real precedent for this.” While technically true in the context of podcasting, it’s not new in other forms of media. Most notable are the multiple attempts at getting NFT animated series off the ground, as Vice covered in November. Though, iHeartMedia has the scale needed to truly take advantage of the IP inherent in their purchases. From Hot Pod on Thursday, “One of the unique features of these character-based NFT series is that they often hand IP rights over to whoever owns them. That means if you buy a Bored Ape, you can print your Bored Ape on a T-shirt, market that shirt online, put it on a billboard, and so on. Folks who believe in the NFT hype want to turn these collections into a sort of decentralized Disney, which, I suspect, will overshoot reality by at least a few orders of magnitude.” Whether iHeart’s decentralized Disney will profit or not remains to be seen. The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Evo Terra are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to Ian Powell for his audio prowess, and to our media host, Omny Studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**This week on The Download; digital ads evolve as online privacy increases, Substack poaches podcasts from Patreon, and iHeartMedia is buying NFTs to make podcasts about them.**A fair amount of coverage has been written about the so-called death of targeted advertising. Privacy changes implemented by Google and Apple have made some waves, but said waves are having interesting effects on the industry. On Wednesday Brian Chen and Daisuke Wakabayashi published a New York Times piece called *You’re Still Being Tracked on the Internet, Just in a Different Way*. A fair amount of coverage has been written about the so-called death of targeted advertising. Privacy changes implemented by Google and Apple have made some waves, but said waves are having interesting effects on the industry. On Wednesday Brian Chen and Daisuke Wakabayashi published a New York Times piece called *You’re Still Being Tracked on the Internet, Just in a Different Way*. Throughout the piece Chen and Wakabayashi alternate between birds-eye views of the tech industry and personal anecdotes from small business reflecting the changing landscape of traditional digital ads. “The rise of this tracking has implications for digital advertising, which has depended on user data to know where to aim promotions. It tilts the playing field toward large digital ecosystems such as Google, Snap, TikTok, Amazon and Pinterest, which have millions of their own users and have amassed information on them. Smaller brands have to turn to those platforms if they want to advertise to find new customers.” Where in previous years a business would be able to purchase ad space on services like Instagram or Facebook, famous for their tracking providing fine-tuned results, now the pendulum has shifted. “Shawn Baker, the owner of Baker SoftWash, an exterior cleaning company in Mooresville, N.C., said it previously took about $6 of Facebook ads to identify a new customer. Now it costs $27 because the ads do not find the right people, he said.” With the devaluing of assumed default channels of advertising, more budgets are being redistributed to new avenues of advertising. Especially options with first-party data. While podcast advertising doesn’t offer that data for users, the contextual nature and growth of podcasting-first data solutions are becoming appealing options for those buyers Dave Jones (no relation to the undersea legend) posted a blog to Substack Monday with intent to clear the air on Podcasting 2.0. What exactly is Podcasting 2.0? As Jones puts it: “The Podcasting 2.0 project is simply this: A vision of what podcasting experiences can be in the future, and a set of free, open source standards for how that vision becomes reality.” Jones goes on to give context for what some of these open-source standards could look like, folding them into a fictional day in the life a podcast super-listener named Joy. Throughout Joy’s typical work day she uses a one-size-fits-all podcatcher app that folds features and functionality from existing first-party services into one place. Whenever a video podcast she likes goes live, Podcast 2.0 framework allows her to join in and listen to just the audio (much like YouTube’s audio-only feature). When she dips into the video portion of the stream she can tip money to the hosts, causing an on-screen notification akin to Superchats on YouTube and donations on Twitch. Her app displays episode-specific links and data mentioned in podcasts manually placed by the hosts. It automatically switches to lower bitrate versions of audio feeds when traveling into areas with poor signal. In Joy’s Podcast 2.0 world she can check comments and reviews aggregated from other podcasting apps. “Every bit of the above scenario is perfectly possible using only RSS and open source standards. Much of it is already functioning today in apps and services that are early adopters.” For those who’ve only heard of Podcasting 2.0 in passing, Jones’ piece aims to explain the passion and potential open-source future the concept could provide. We move from a story posted on Substack to a story about Substack. On Tuesday Ashley Carman published the Bloomberg piece Substack Poaches Patreon Stars for Expanded Push into Podcasting. Substack now offers two resources popular with monetized podcasts: a newsletter and a private RSS feed for paying subscribers. Substack’s COO Hamish McKenzie says the company is giving grants to certain podcasters who make the switch from Patreon. Though, like a recent report on YouTube offering grants for podcasters to pivot to video, Substack is keeping quiet as to which specific podcasts got grants. Currently only four are known. The grants Substack offers serve to soften the blow of abandoning an existing service. Patreon does not offer the ability to take paid subscriptions to a competitor’s platform. Podcasters making the switch will lose patrons, moreso than they normally would to monthly churn. Marketers have been telling podcasters that newsletters are a successful way to create and own an audience. Substack taking initiative shows they might begin to own and understand the market of podcasts centered around communities. And, by extension, own the revenue derived from said market. That said, this introduces another hosting solution that does not appear to be following IAB standards. Substack joins Apple’s subscription product, Supercast, and Supporting Cast in that crowd. This isn’t necessarily an issue for the individual user because they provide first party info. Nevertheless, it does show the IAB standard doesn’t have the teeth many hoped it would as this industry continues to grow ****Soon it might be time to break out the picket signs and pro-worker chants at Spotify. On Monday Ashley Carman, making her second appearance this episode, published the Bloomberg article *Spotify Podcast Union is Ready to Strike Over Contract Terms*. Barring successful negotiations, the Parcast Union is poised to execute the first ever strike at Spotify. The union cites unaddressed issues include basic concerns like pay, but also staff diversity concerns and IP rights. “The bargaining committee told Bloomberg News that Spotify specifically doesn’t want to commit to a request that half of job candidates who make it past the phone interview stage be people of color, people who identify as LGBTQ+ or people with disabilities. They also added they haven’t agreed on acceptable salary minimums.” 97% of Parcast union members have pledged to join the strike, spanning multiple departments. “A strike would be a first for Spotify and would come at a particularly fraught time for its podcast ambitions. The company laid off the internal team at its fourth podcast studio, known as Studio 4, in January, and has struggled to get much of its headline-driving content off the ground.” For more information on that reference to unreleased headline-driving content, we direct you to the March third episode of The Download for coverage of that particular story. Here’s hoping the union walks away from the bargaining table with their goals achieved. People deserve to be paid a fair living wage, and podcasting on the scale Spotify operates at is certainly big enough to handle that. For our final story of the week, something bizarre. Non-fungible tokens, a digital collectible known for being rife with pump-and-dump schemes and other classic forms of financial scams, are potentially getting their first big break in podcasting through iHeartMedia’s new scheme. Sara Fischer, reporting for Axios, broke exclusive news on Tuesday: iHeartMedia is building a podcast network around NFTs they’ve purchased. “iHeartMedia is currently in talks to make 10–15 investments in prominent NFT collections over the next few days — including CryptoPunks, Mutant Ape Yacht Club, and World of Women — per Khalil Tawil, EVP of strategy at iHeartMedia.” As Tawil describes it, iHeartMedia will purchase NFTs from various internet-popular collections and then craft a slate of podcasts that retroactively create a series of stories and characters around the algorithmically-generated artwork they sort-of own. Fischer quotes Khalil Tawil as saying there is “no real precedent for this.” While technically true in the context of podcasting, it’s not new in other forms of media. Most notable are the multiple attempts at getting NFT animated series off the ground, as Vice covered in November. Though, iHeartMedia has the scale needed to truly take advantage of the IP inherent in their purchases. From Hot Pod on Thursday, “One of the unique features of these character-based NFT series is that they often hand IP rights over to whoever owns them. That means if you buy a Bored Ape, you can print your Bored Ape on a T-shirt, market that shirt online, put it on a billboard, and so on. Folks who believe in the NFT hype want to turn these collections into a sort of decentralized Disney, which, I suspect, will overshoot reality by at least a few orders of magnitude.” Whether iHeart’s decentralized Disney will profit or not remains to be seen. The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Evo Terra are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to Ian Powell for his audio prowess, and to our media host, Omny Studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**This week on The Download; digital ads evolve as online privacy increases, Substack poaches podcasts from Patreon, and iHeartMedia is buying NFTs to make podcasts about them.**A fair amount of coverage has been written about the so-called death of targeted advertising. Privacy changes implemented by Google and Apple have made some waves, but said waves are having interesting effects on the industry. On Wednesday Brian Chen and Daisuke Wakabayashi published a New York Times piece called *You're Still Being Tracked on the Internet, Just in a Different Way*. A fair amount of coverage has been written about the so-called death of targeted advertising. Privacy changes implemented by Google and Apple have made some waves, but said waves are having interesting effects on the industry. On Wednesday Brian Chen and Daisuke Wakabayashi published a New York Times piece called *You're Still Being Tracked on the Internet, Just in a Different Way*. Throughout the piece Chen and Wakabayashi alternate between birds-eye views of the tech industry and personal anecdotes from small business reflecting the changing landscape of traditional digital ads. “The rise of this tracking has implications for digital advertising, which has depended on user data to know where to aim promotions. It tilts the playing field toward large digital ecosystems such as Google, Snap, TikTok, Amazon and Pinterest, which have millions of their own users and have amassed information on them. Smaller brands have to turn to those platforms if they want to advertise to find new customers.” Where in previous years a business would be able to purchase ad space on services like Instagram or Facebook, famous for their tracking providing fine-tuned results, now the pendulum has shifted. “Shawn Baker, the owner of Baker SoftWash, an exterior cleaning company in Mooresville, N.C., said it previously took about $6 of Facebook ads to identify a new customer. Now it costs $27 because the ads do not find the right people, he said.” With the devaluing of assumed default channels of advertising, more budgets are being redistributed to new avenues of advertising. Especially options with first-party data. While podcast advertising doesn't offer that data for users, the contextual nature and growth of podcasting-first data solutions are becoming appealing options for those buyers Dave Jones (no relation to the undersea legend) posted a blog to Substack Monday with intent to clear the air on Podcasting 2.0. What exactly is Podcasting 2.0? As Jones puts it: “The Podcasting 2.0 project is simply this: A vision of what podcasting experiences can be in the future, and a set of free, open source standards for how that vision becomes reality.” Jones goes on to give context for what some of these open-source standards could look like, folding them into a fictional day in the life a podcast super-listener named Joy. Throughout Joy's typical work day she uses a one-size-fits-all podcatcher app that folds features and functionality from existing first-party services into one place. Whenever a video podcast she likes goes live, Podcast 2.0 framework allows her to join in and listen to just the audio (much like YouTube's audio-only feature). When she dips into the video portion of the stream she can tip money to the hosts, causing an on-screen notification akin to Superchats on YouTube and donations on Twitch. Her app displays episode-specific links and data mentioned in podcasts manually placed by the hosts. It automatically switches to lower bitrate versions of audio feeds when traveling into areas with poor signal. In Joy's Podcast 2.0 world she can check comments and reviews aggregated from other podcasting apps. “Every bit of the above scenario is perfectly possible using only RSS and open source standards. Much of it is already functioning today in apps and services that are early adopters.” For those who've only heard of Podcasting 2.0 in passing, Jones' piece aims to explain the passion and potential open-source future the concept could provide. We move from a story posted on Substack to a story about Substack. On Tuesday Ashley Carman published the Bloomberg piece Substack Poaches Patreon Stars for Expanded Push into Podcasting. Substack now offers two resources popular with monetized podcasts: a newsletter and a private RSS feed for paying subscribers. Substack's COO Hamish McKenzie says the company is giving grants to certain podcasters who make the switch from Patreon. Though, like a recent report on YouTube offering grants for podcasters to pivot to video, Substack is keeping quiet as to which specific podcasts got grants. Currently only four are known. The grants Substack offers serve to soften the blow of abandoning an existing service. Patreon does not offer the ability to take paid subscriptions to a competitor's platform. Podcasters making the switch will lose patrons, moreso than they normally would to monthly churn. Marketers have been telling podcasters that newsletters are a successful way to create and own an audience. Substack taking initiative shows they might begin to own and understand the market of podcasts centered around communities. And, by extension, own the revenue derived from said market. That said, this introduces another hosting solution that does not appear to be following IAB standards. Substack joins Apple's subscription product, Supercast, and Supporting Cast in that crowd. This isn't necessarily an issue for the individual user because they provide first party info. Nevertheless, it does show the IAB standard doesn't have the teeth many hoped it would as this industry continues to grow ****Soon it might be time to break out the picket signs and pro-worker chants at Spotify. On Monday Ashley Carman, making her second appearance this episode, published the Bloomberg article *Spotify Podcast Union is Ready to Strike Over Contract Terms*. Barring successful negotiations, the Parcast Union is poised to execute the first ever strike at Spotify. The union cites unaddressed issues include basic concerns like pay, but also staff diversity concerns and IP rights. “The bargaining committee told Bloomberg News that Spotify specifically doesn't want to commit to a request that half of job candidates who make it past the phone interview stage be people of color, people who identify as LGBTQ+ or people with disabilities. They also added they haven't agreed on acceptable salary minimums.” 97% of Parcast union members have pledged to join the strike, spanning multiple departments. “A strike would be a first for Spotify and would come at a particularly fraught time for its podcast ambitions. The company laid off the internal team at its fourth podcast studio, known as Studio 4, in January, and has struggled to get much of its headline-driving content off the ground.” For more information on that reference to unreleased headline-driving content, we direct you to the March third episode of The Download for coverage of that particular story. Here's hoping the union walks away from the bargaining table with their goals achieved. People deserve to be paid a fair living wage, and podcasting on the scale Spotify operates at is certainly big enough to handle that. For our final story of the week, something bizarre. Non-fungible tokens, a digital collectible known for being rife with pump-and-dump schemes and other classic forms of financial scams, are potentially getting their first big break in podcasting through iHeartMedia's new scheme. Sara Fischer, reporting for Axios, broke exclusive news on Tuesday: iHeartMedia is building a podcast network around NFTs they've purchased. “iHeartMedia is currently in talks to make 10–15 investments in prominent NFT collections over the next few days — including CryptoPunks, Mutant Ape Yacht Club, and World of Women — per Khalil Tawil, EVP of strategy at iHeartMedia.” As Tawil describes it, iHeartMedia will purchase NFTs from various internet-popular collections and then craft a slate of podcasts that retroactively create a series of stories and characters around the algorithmically-generated artwork they sort-of own. Fischer quotes Khalil Tawil as saying there is “no real precedent for this.” While technically true in the context of podcasting, it's not new in other forms of media. Most notable are the multiple attempts at getting NFT animated series off the ground, as Vice covered in November. Though, iHeartMedia has the scale needed to truly take advantage of the IP inherent in their purchases. From Hot Pod on Thursday, “One of the unique features of these character-based NFT series is that they often hand IP rights over to whoever owns them. That means if you buy a Bored Ape, you can print your Bored Ape on a T-shirt, market that shirt online, put it on a billboard, and so on. Folks who believe in the NFT hype want to turn these collections into a sort of decentralized Disney, which, I suspect, will overshoot reality by at least a few orders of magnitude.” Whether iHeart's decentralized Disney will profit or not remains to be seen. The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Evo Terra are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to Ian Powell for his audio prowess, and to our media host, Omny Studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hoy: los anuncios digitales están evolucionando ya que está aumentando la privacidad en línea, Substack roba podcasts de Patreon y iHeartMedia está comprando NFTs para hacer podcasts basados en ellos. Se ha hablado mucho sobre la supuesta muerte de la publicidad dirigida en la internet. Los cambios de privacidad implementados por Google y Apple han hecho ruido, y este ruido está teniendo efectos interesantes. El miércoles, Brian Chen y Daisuke Wakabayashi publicaron un artículo en el New York Times llamado: You’re Still Being Tracked on the Internet, Just in a Different Way. Es decir, “Todavía te rastrean en el Internet, solo que de una manera diferente” En esta lectura, Chen y Wakabayashi alternan entre vistas panorámicas de la industria tecnológica y anécdotas personales de pequeñas empresas que reflejan el entorno cambiante de los anuncios digitales tradicionales. En palabras de ellos: “El aumento de este rastreo tiene implicaciones para la publicidad digital, el cual ha dependido de los datos de los usuarios para saber a dónde dirigir las promociones. Favorece los grandes ecosistemas digitales como los de Google, Snapchat, TikTok, Amazon y Pinterest, que tienen millones de usuarios y han acumulado información sobre ellos. Las marcas más pequeñas tienen que recurrir a esas plataformas si quieren anunciarse para encontrar nuevos clientes.”. En años anteriores una empresa podía comprar espacio publicitario en servicios como Instagram o Facebook, famosos por su rastreo que antes brindaba resultados precisos, pero ahora todo ha cambiado. Según el artículo, “Shawn Baker, el dueño de Baker SoftWash, una empresa de limpieza de exteriores en Mooresville, en la Carolina del Norte, contó que previamente necesitaba unos seis dólares en anuncios en Facebook para identificar a un nuevo cliente. Ahora cuesta veintisiete dólares porque los anuncios no encuentran a las personas correctas.” Aunque los temas centrales de esta historia no son particularmente nuevos, el artículo de Chen y Wakabayashi los agrega para brindar una visión general de cómo están afectando el mundo de la publicidad. Esta es la primera gran cobertura del New York Times sobre el tema, lo que significa que esta historia ha florecido oficialmente más allá de los blogs nichos de tecnología. Dave Jones publicó un blog en Substack este lunes con la intención de iluminar lo oscuro sobre Podcasting 2.0. ¿Qué es el Podcasting 2.0? Como dice Jones, "El proyecto Podcasting 2.0 es simplemente esto: una visión de lo que pueden ser las experiencias de podcasting en el futuro, y un conjunto de estándares gratuitos y de código abierto sobre cómo esa visión se convierte en realidad.” Jones provee contexto sobre cómo podrían verse algunos de estos estándares de código abierto a través de un día ficticio en la vida de un súper oyente de podcasts llamado Joy. A lo largo del día de trabajo típico de Joy, ella utiliza una aplicación universal de podcatcher que combina las características y la funcionalidad de los servicios de primera parte existentes en un solo lugar. Cada vez que se publica un podcast de video que le gusta, el marco de Podcast 2.0 le permite unirse y escuchar solo el audio (bastante similar a la función de YouTube que reproduce solo audio). Cuando se mete en la parte de video de la transmisión, puede dar una propina de dinero a los anfitriones, lo que genera una notificación en pantalla similar a Superchats en YouTube y donaciones en Twitch. Su aplicación muestra enlaces específicos de episodios y datos mencionados en podcasts que son colocados manualmente por los anfitriones. También cambia la transmisión de audio automáticamente a versiones con una tasa de bits más baja cuando ella viaja a áreas con poca señal. En el mundo Podcast 2.0 de Joy, puede consultar los comentarios y reseñas agregados de otras aplicaciones de podcasting. En palabras de Jones, “cada parte del escenario anterior es perfectamente posible usando solo RSS y estándares de código abierto. Una gran parte ya está funcionando hoy en aplicaciones y servicios que son adoptadores tempranos, es decir early adopters”. Para aquellos que solo han oído hablar un poco del Podcasting 2.0, el artículo de Jones aspira explicar la pasión y el futuro potencial de código abierto que podría brindar el concepto. Cambiamos de una historia publicada en Substack a una historia sobre la plataforma. El martes, Ashley Carman publicó el artículo en la editorial Bloomberg, llamado: Substack Poaches Patreon Stars for Expanded Push into Podcasting. Es decir, “Substack se roba a las estrellas de Patreon para entrar más al podcasting”. Substack ahora ofrece dos recursos populares entre los podcasts monetizados: un boletín informativo y una fuente RSS privada para suscriptores que pagan. El director de operaciones de Substack, Hamish McKenzie, dice que la compañía está otorgando subsidios a ciertos podcasters que hacen el cambio de Patreon. Sin embargo, al igual que un informe reciente en YouTube que ofrece subsidios para que los podcasters hagan videos de su contenido, Substack mantiene una boca cerrada sobre cuáles podcasts específicos obtuvieron subsidios. Actualmente solo se conocen cuatro. Según Carman, “Los cuatro programas que hacen el cambio como parte de este anuncio incluyen el programa de política exterior “American Prestige”, que tiene más de dos mil suscriptores de pago de Patreon, y el programa de análisis de noticias “The Fifth Column”, que tiene más de cuatro mil. Kmele Foster, coanfitrión de “The Fifth Column”, dijo que su equipo recibió dinero para hacer el cambio y “se sintió lo suficientemente cómodo para hacer la mudanza.” Los subsidios que ofrece Substack sirven para ablandar el golpe que viene con abandonar un servicio existente. Patreon no ofrece la posibilidad de aceptar suscripciones pagas a la plataforma de un competidor. Los podcasters que hagan el cambio perderán patrocinadores, más de lo que normalmente perderían debido al cambio mensual. Los especialistas en marketing les han dicho a los podcasters que los boletines son una forma exitosa de crear y mantener una audiencia. La iniciativa de Substack muestra que podrían comenzar a comprender cómo manejar el mercado de podcasts centrado en las comunidades, incluso manejar los ingresos derivados de dicho mercado. Dicho esto, la noticia presenta otra solución de alojamiento que no parece seguir los estándares del IAB. Substack se une al producto de suscripción de Apple, Supercast y Supporting Cast en esa multitud. Esto no es necesariamente un problema para el usuario individual porque proporciona información de primera parte. Sin embargo, muestra que el estándar del IAB no tiene los dientes que muchos esperaban que tendría a medida que esta industria continúa creciendo. Pronto podría ser el momento de sacar los carteles de protesta y los cánticos a favor de los trabajadores en Spotify. El lunes, Ashley Carman, haciendo su segunda aparición en este episodio, publicó el artículo en Bloomberg, llamado: *Spotify Podcast Union is Ready to Strike Over Contract Terms, o sea,“*El sindicato de podcasts en Spotify está listo para la huelga por los términos de contrato Salvo negociaciones exitosas, el sindicato de Parcast está listo para ejecutar la primera huelga en Spotify. El sindicato cita cuestiones no abordadas que incluyen preocupaciones básicas como el pago, pero también preocupaciones sobre la diversidad de los empleados y los derechos de propiedad intelectual. En palabras de Carma, “el comité de negociación le dijo a Bloomberg News que Spotify específicamente no quiere comprometerse con una solicitud de que la mitad de los candidatos que superen la etapa de la entrevista telefónica sean personas de color, personas que se identifiquen como LGBTQ o personas con discapacidades. También agregaron que no han acordado salarios mínimos aceptables.” El noventa y siete por ciento de los miembros del sindicato de Parcast, el cual incluye varios departamentos, se han comprometido a unirse a la huelga Según el artículo, “una huelga sería la primera para Spotify y llegaría en un momento particularmente tenso para sus ambiciones de podcast. La compañía despidió, en enero, al equipo interno en su cuarto estudio de podcast, conocido como Studio 4, y ha tenido problemas para hacer despegar mucho de su contenido que genera titulares La descarga tiene la esperanza de que el sindicato se aleje de la mesa de negociaciones con sus objetivos realizados. Las personas merecen que se les pague un salario justo y digno, y el podcasting en la magnitud en la que opera Spotify es ciertamente lo suficientemente grande como para cumplir con eso. En nuestra historia final de esta semana -- algo muy extraño. Los tokens no fungibles, o NFTs, coleccionables digitales conocido por estar plagado de esquemas de pump-and-dump y otras formas clásicas de estafas financieras, están posiblemente obteniendo su primera gran oportunidad en los podcasts a través del nuevo proyecto de iHeartMedia. Sara Fischer, informando en la editorial, Axios, dio noticias exclusivas el martes: iHeartMedia está construyendo una red de podcasts basados en los NFTs que la empresa ha comprado. En palabr as de Fischer, "iHeartMedia actualmente se encuentra en conversaciones para realizar entre diez y quince inversiones en colecciones destacadas de NFTs durante los próximos días. Estas incluyen tokens no fungibles conocidos como CryptoPunks, Mutant Ape Yacht Club y World of Women -- según Khalil Tawil, vicepresidente ejecutivo de estrategia de iHeartMedia." Tal como lo describe Tawil, iHeartMedia comprará NFTs de varias colecciones populares de internet y luego creará una lista de podcasts que crearán retroactivamente una serie de historias y personajes basadas en la obra de arte que, en ciertos modos, poseen. Fischer cita a Khalil Tawil, "no hay un precedente real para esto". Aunque técnicamente es cierto en el contexto de los podcasts, no es nuevo en otras formas de medios. Lo más notable son los múltiples intentos de hacer series exitosas animadas de NFTs, como lo cubrió la editorial Vice en noviembre. Sin embargo, iHeartMedia tiene la magnitud necesaria para aprovechar verdaderamente la propiedad intelectual inherente a sus compras. La editorial Hot Pod dijo el jueves, “Una de las características de estas series de NFTs basadas en personajes, es que ceden con frecuencia los derechos de propiedad intelectual a quien sea que los posean. Eso significa que, si uno compra un bored ape, uno puede imprimir el bored ape en una camiseta, comercializar esa camiseta en línea, ponerla en una valla publicitaria, etcétera. Las personas que creen en el potencial de los NFTs quieren convertir estas colecciones en un cierto tipo de Disney descentralizado que, sospecho, superará la realidad.” Queda por ver si el Disney descentralizado de iHeart ganará dinero La Descarga es una producción de Sounds Profitable. El episodio de hoy fue presentado por Manuela Bedoya y Gabriel Soto, y escrito por Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta y Evo Terra son los productores ejecutivos de La Descarga de Sounds Profitable. Un agradecimiento especial a Ian Powell por su majestuosa ingeniería de audio, y a Omny Studio por alojar La Descarga.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A loving mother and newly single - in the prime of her life.  Struck down in the oasis of her own bedroom.  The case would be considered cold(ish) for years, until Mr. Big comes along and who done it - is shocking https://www.buymeacoffee.com/amillionotw    https://www.taylortollerfund.org/Music credits: Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/danijel-zambo/southern-lord  License code: Q0NSFG652DCUMGJP; https://uppbeat.io/t/kevin-macleod/lightless-dawn  License code: LJUCBRGOSADYNEPQ. Support the show

My guest today was born in beautiful Tokyo, Japan. He's been coaching professionally in Japan for over 20 years, along with coaching at multiple World Championships and The Olympics. He has played an integral part in the growth of the Japanese National Team and continues to push for the development of hockey in Asia. Please welcome to ATP Hockey Talks, Mr. Chris Wakabayashi.

God allows us to be on different and unique journeys only to bring us closer to Him. Liane Grunburg Wakabayashi moved to Japan after her Masters in Columbia University to become a writer. She met her husband in Japan and they raised their two children there before making Aliyah. The career-driven 25 year old had no idea that she would be moved by the Chabad houses in Japan, which made her realize what had been missing in her life. In this episode, she shares a glimpse of her memoir, The Wagamama Bride, and reflections on her transformational journey.

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In this episode, guest Dennis Wakabayashi sits down with TDS to discuss how the world of social media is about to change. Dennis is VP of the world's 7th largest marketing solutions company where he is responsible for the strategy and execution of integrated marketing -- also known as customer experience (CX) for Fortune 500 companies.In May 2020 he was named a top CX expert of the decade and ranks among the top 150 CX influencers globally. He regularly hosts/emcees marketing industry events, appears on international podcasts and is a renowned public speaker, author, and educator. He has more than 50,000 social media followers and is dedicated to empathy, collaboration, and growth for customers and brands.Dennis Wakabayashihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/denniswakabayashiThe Data Standard is a community of data scientists, architects, engineers, and enthusiasts. In addition to regular podcasts, we host monthly events, publish through leadership pieces, and offer a stimulating ecosystem for networking and collaboration.https://datastandard.iohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/the-data-standardhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTuolowXD05RY9DkIWqRT6Q

In this episode, guest Dennis Wakabayashi sits down with TDS to discuss how the world of social media is about to change. Dennis is VP of the world's 7th largest marketing solutions company where he is responsible for the strategy and execution of integrated marketing -- also known as customer experience (CX) for Fortune 500 companies. In May 2020 he was named a top CX expert of the decade and ranks among the top 150 CX influencers globally. He regularly hosts/emcees marketing industry events appears on international podcasts and is a renowned public speaker, author, and educator. He has more than 50,000 social media followers and is dedicated to empathy, collaboration, and growth for customers and brands. Dennis Wakabayashihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/denniswakabayashiTheData Standard is a community of data scientists, architects, engineers,and enthusiasts. In addition to regular podcasts, we host monthly events, publish through leadership pieces, and offer a stimulating ecosystem for networking and collaboration.https://datastandard.iohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/the-data-standardhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTuolowXD05RY9DkIWqRT6Q

This week we are discussing the murder of a woman in the center of a love triangle and the incredible sting operation that led to the arrest of her murderer many years later.  Thank you to Haley Gray with Haley Gray Research for your help in the episode!  Thank you to this week's sponsors! For a Limited time, you can take $75 off your stay at Live Aqua located in Cancun or Punta Cana with promo code SAND75. Go to www.applevacations.com/moms-murder to get this steal of a deal to your favorite Live Aqua in Cancun or Punta Cana today. Step up your summer wardrobe with washable, sustainable, stylish shoes and bags from Rothy's. Head to www.Rothys.com/MOMS to find your new warm weather favorites today. In fact so many people have been using BetterHELP that they are recruiting additional counselors in all 50 states. We want you to start living a happier life today. As a listener, you'll get 10% off your first month by visiting  www.BetterHelp.com/MOMS.  Save 20% on your Halo Collar by going to www.ShopHaloCollar.com/MOMS.  Listen and subscribe to Melissa's other podcast, Criminality!! It's the podcast for those who love reality TV, true crime, and want to hear all the juicy stories where the two genres intersect. Subscribe and listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/criminality/id1551366002.  If you'd like to support The Mom's and get some fun perks, including bonus episodes and early release- ad free episodes, you can check out our Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/momsandmurderpodcast. As always, you can find us on Twitter, Instagram, and on our website at https://momsandmurder.com. Make sure you subscribe and rate our show to help others find us! We updated our merch store, you can find that at momsandmurder.threadless.com!  Connect with us on social media at:Facebook.com/MomsAndRedRumInstagram: @MomsAndMurderTwitter.com/MomsAndMurder Sources can be found at:  https://momsandmurder.com/the-murder-of-gladys-wakabayashi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(S5, EP 11) Steven Wakabayashi (he / him) joined me as my guest for Season 5's "Our Becoming: An LGBTQ Asian Experience". He is the host and creator of the podcast, "Yellow Glitter" and has been proactive on social media sharing his takes on LGBTQ Asian American issues, social justice, and healing. This recording was done on May 19th. In this episode, we talk about Asian male allyship during the time of Anti-Asian Hate that disproportionately affects Asian women, and how Asian men can serve to be better comrades in the movement. We discuss Steve's challenges in his relationship with his mom following his own coming out. We address issues concerning PED and other drug use among queer Asian men and why this continues to be a kept secret. Please check out this episode and follow Steve on IG @StevenWakabayashi . Bio: Steven Wakabayashi is a second-generation Japanese-Taiwanese-American, leading design teams and creating equitable spaces in New York City. When he's not working, he is recording podcasts for his show, Yellow Glitter – mindfulness through queer Asian stories, hosting support groups, writing in his weekly newsletter Mindful Moments, and hosting evening sessions for QTPOC Design – an organization empowering LGBTQ+ designers of color with education, mentorship, and networking opportunities. You can find him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/banhmichronicles/support

UXA2021 presenter Steven Wakabayashi joins Steve to chat about his upcoming presentation ‘Design Thinking for Building Equitable Teams'.
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It's a PA Trivia episode! And we had such a good time talking to Anne Wakabayashi about all things campaign, the campaign world and the consulting world, telling authentic stories and more! https://fb.me/e/1zCWQIAcc Johnstown Pride 7/10 at noon https://fb.me/e/1AqDao2ZW Wilkes-Barre multi-cultural block party 7/10 12-6p Check out our new SotNC Campaign Tools folder where you can find the message box and message triangle. Keep an eye out as we add more! What kinds of tools do you want to see? https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zxxA9DdHKm522p-V76ebd5L9kTjja_Ew?usp=sharing

June is Pride Month. We sit down with the Chair of Governor Wolf's Commission on LGBTQ Affairs. Anne shares her background in grassroots organizing and the work of this first in the nation commission. 

Dennis Wakabayashi is the VP of CX Implementation for RR Donnelley, a global business communications firm specializing in the production, execution and delivery of customer engagement tactics along the entire path to purchase. In May 2020, Dennis was named as one of the top 50 (CX) experts of the decade and rank on social media among the top 150 CX influencers globally. Dennis regularly works with Fortune 500 brands, defining CX strategies and leading tactical implementation with the teams at RR Donnelley. Additionally, as an industry influencer, Dennis shares the latest CX innovations and strategic practices on social media channels with an audience of more than 50,000 followers. Part game show, part expert discussion, all Customer Experience. On Experience Points, customer experience thought leaders earn cash for their favorite charity as they answer CX questions and share their expertise on how to fuel exceptional experiences for your customers. Join hosts Joey Coleman and Dan Gingiss for Experience Points, brought to you by Avtex - your end to end CX technology and consulting partner.

“Intersectional identities are complex - even Asian identities in the queer community. How do we find space for that?” Steven Wakabayashi hosts “YELLOW GLITTER” - a podcast exploring the queer Asian experience. Steven’s thoughtful approach to life - and conversation - have created an amazing space for a community that is marginalized, not just in this country, about around the world. As we all know - neither the Asian or Queer communities are monolithes - with so many intersectional nuances that are often glossed over and not understood. You’ll enjoy this mindful exploration with Steven - about misunderstanding, fear, and most of all, love. LEARN ABOUT STEVEN stevenwakabayashi.com instagram.com/stevenwakabayashi twitter.com/wakuu Yellow Glitter (podcast): https://apple.co/3ba9yUx MENTIONS: BOOK: “The 5 Love Languages” (Gary Chapman): goodreads.com/book/show/23878688-the-5-love-languages BOOK: On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous (Ocean_Vuong): goodreads.com/author/show/4456871.Ocean_Vuong PERSON: Margaret Cho: MargaretCho.com

Is TikTok a silly platform? Yes. Is TikTok primed for true brand awareness? Absolutely. Our guest on this episode talks a lot about how the algorithm works so much better than most of the other social media platforms.  It's about what TikTok has truly gotten right so far. It IS fun, AND it can be used to drive business! These two things don't have to mutually exclusive. Check out this super informative episode about how TikTok is emerging as the top social media platform worldwide! Our guest... Dennis Wakabayashi  Dennis is VP of the world’s 7th largest marketing solutions company where he is responsible for the strategy and execution of integrated marketing -- also known as customer experience (CX) for Fortune 500 companies. In May 2020 he was named a top CX expert of the decade and ranks among the top 150 CX influencers globally. He regularly hosts/emcees marketing industry events, appears on international podcasts, and is a renowned public speaker, author, and educator. He has more than 50,000 social media followers and is dedicated to empathy, collaboration, and growth for customers and brands. Dennis' Business Book Reco: The Experience Maker by Dan Gingiss (pre-order for release Sept. 14, 2021) We recorded this one live! If you'd like to watch it, here it is on YouTube.   We are "Making a Marketer"... in all ways. Check out episode 79 -- and please take a minute to subscribe, rate, & review us on iTunes & get each ep. when it drops! https://bit.ly/mamITuneNEW ::: This episode is sponsored by Powers of Marketing - emPOWERing strategic communication ::: ** Our NEW show music is provided by our GIFTED editor, MUSICIAN, Avri. Check out his song, "Too Close"! **

A few years ago, this week's guest Steven Wakabayashi lived to party. His gay agenda centered on nightlife and a relentless fitness routine, but that all came to an end when the physical toll became too much for his body to bear and he found himself hospitalized for months. To recover, he had to completely change his life and set himself on an entirely new path — one that's led him to film and literature he would never have otherwise known.We'll have that conversation in a minute. First, a quick thanks to everyone who supports the Sewers of Paris on Patreon. And to everyone who's reviewed it on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.And just a reminder that I've got a newsletter where you can see the stuff I'm working on and fun surprises I've discovered. You can sign up at mattbaume.com.Also check out my YouTube videos for deep dives into queer pop culture history. That's at youtube.com/mattbaume. I have a new video up this week about the gay secrets of the show Friends.And I hope you'll join me for regular videogame livestreams over at Twitch.tv/mattbaume every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoon!

This week's manga log: "Tsuredure Children," written and illustrated by Wakabayashi, Toshiya.  Description (courtesy of MyAnimeList):    Love is not simple. It is complicated, frustrating, often incomprehensible—and it is something that many high school students are all too familiar with. Love takes on countless forms, but it is an emotion common to different kinds of people: childhood friends, tsunderes, classmates, delinquents, and student council presidents. Love can also flourish between unlikely pairs who bury their feelings deep within them, making it harder and harder to say that one notorious phrase in the human language... "I love you." Tsurezure Children follows the journeys of numerous different couples and their romantic escapades. From the butterflies of a confession to the failed attempts at a first kiss, this story sheds light on the challenges and triumphs of young love. Feel free to send your thoughts and questions via the Anchor app, the podcast e-mail: mangalogpod@gmail.com, or the podcast Twitter @mangalogpod.           Next series: Next series: "Nodame Cantabile," written and illustrated by Tomoko Ninomiya. Music: "Eternal Youth" by RUDE. Please support him! (Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uXHaVENo6E) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mangalog/message

This week's manga log: "Love Hina," written and illustrated by Akamatsu, Ken. Description (courtesy of MangaDex):   Keitaro has had great difficulty getting into the university of his choice and no luck in meeting women. In a desperate effort to go into seclusion and study for his entrance exams, he volunteers to take over running his grandmother's hotel. His plans are ruined when he discovers that the "hotel" is actually an all-girls dormitory... and some serious distractions ensue. Feel free to send your thoughts and questions via the Anchor app, the podcast e-mail: mangalogpod@gmail.com, or the podcast Twitter @mangalogpod.          Next series: "Tsuredure Children," written and illustrated by Wakabayashi, Toshiya. Music: "Eternal Youth" by RUDE. Please support him! (Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uXHaVENo6E) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mangalog/message

Dennis and Howard sit down to discuss how he solved a chicken problem, how customer journeys are disappearing, and how he came to be one of the top CX experts of the decade. You can also hear more from Dennis Wakabayashi via his https://www.denniswakabayashi.com/about (website): https://www.linkedin.com/in/denniswakabayashi/ (LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/justintimecx?lang=en (Twitter) Winning Digital Customers | The Podcast focuses on stories of digital transformation, told by the people who led them. The podcast covers a range of topics including digital transformation, enterprise strategy and innovation, customer research, design thinking, agile practices, journey mapping, and other related ideas. The podcast is based on Howard Tiersky's Wall Street Journal bestselling book, Winning Digital Customers: The Antidote to Irrelevance. Tiersky lays out a simple but detailed five-step methodology that any company can follow to align their teams around a vision for the customer experience that will maximize their competitiveness in the market, identify the quick wins that will help them out of the gate, and ultimately drive the transformation needed to bring their company into alignment with today's digital world. http://www.twitter.com/tiersky (http://www.twitter.com/tiersky) http://www.linkedin.com/in/tiersky (http://www.linkedin.com/in/tiersky) http://www.facebook.com/h.tiersky (http://www.facebook.com/h.tiersky)

Top Takeaways:-      There are two halves to customer-centricity. One is the great leaders of CX, who are inspirational catalysts for creating a customer-centric culture. The other half is the people in the trenches, who connect those leaders and companies with solutions. -      Any customer experience tactic or strategy you try to implement should be supported by your customer record, which is all the information you can (legally) gather about your customer. -      If you want senior leadership to invest in customer experience, you must show them the ROI (return on investment).   -      The best way to position customer experience to leadership is to highlight the increase in productivity, efficiency and agility. -      Touchless and contactless payments have existed since 1997, but have been accelerated and more widely adopted over the past year. -      The employee experience has a huge impact on the customer experience. If employees are happy and well-supported, they are able to better support customers and deliver a better experience. -      Employee needs will continue to change moving forward. Make the voice of the employee a central part of the decision-making process. -      Become a partner to your customers and clients, rather than another vendor. If you’re not a partner, you’re in a potential churn zone where someone else could come along and build a better relationship with your customers. -      The inspiration and innovation that comes from teamwork is what drives a customer-centric culture. And that is available to executives free of charge! Quote:“What is at the center of the productivity conversation is this notion of employee experience. Employee experiences are central to customer experiences.” About:Dennis Wakabayashi is the VP of CX Solutions Delivery for RR Donnelley, a global business communications firm. He is among the top 50 CX influencers globally and provides relevant customer experience content on many social channels. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Hockey IQ podcast we sit down with Hiroki Wakabayashi. Hiroki originally from Osaka, Japan and is owner of World Hockey Lab. He travels all over the world putting on goalie camps while also working with USA hockey in the Goalie Development Leader. Hiroki learned from Francois Allaire, a goaltending coach legend and many other along his worldwide journey. There are so many great things about Hiroki that you'll love. This is a can't miss episode.A few areas on this episode we discuss:- Getting his start in Japan- Traveling and working worldwide with players- Goaltending techniques such as the RVH and Box Control- His research into goal scoring and goaltending- How lesson during hockey have directly affected his ability to fight cancerBook recommendations:- The inner Game of Tennis by Tim Galloway- Legacy by James KerrHere is the link to the full book recommendation list from past guests over at our websiteFollow Hiroki on twitter @Coach_Hiroki & check out his WorldHockeyLab.com with his proprietary research.Check out Hockey's Arsenal all over the web:Website HockeysArsenal.comTwitter @HockeysArsenal (@CoachRevak for Greg + @Daniel_Dukart for Dan)Hockey IQ Podcast Spotify or Apple Podcasts or on our websiteInstagram @HockeysArsenalYouTube @HockeysArsenalFacebook @HockeysArsenalNewsletter https://hockeysarsenal.substack.com

Steven Wakabayashi is a second-generation Japanese-Taiwanese-American, leading design teams and creating equitable spaces in New York City. When he's not working, he is recording podcasts for his show, Yellow Glitter – mindfulness through queer Asian stories, hosting support groups for marginalized communities, writing in his weekly newsletter Mindful Moments, and hosting evening sessions for QTPOC Design – an organization empowering LGBTQ+ designers of color with education, mentorship, and networking opportunities.- why it is more important than ever now to create safe spaces and share our stories with one another. This episode we discuss

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.08.18.256073v1?rss=1 Authors: Shields, A. K., Suarez, M., Wakabayashi, K. T., Bass, C. E. Abstract: The role of ventral tegmental area (VTA) dopamine in reward, cue processing, and interval timing is well characterized. Using a combinatorial viral approach to target activating DREADDs (Designer Receptors Exclusively Activated by Designer Drugs, hM3D) to GABAergic neurons in the VTA of male rats, we previously showed that activation disrupts responding to reward-predictive cues. Here we explored how VTA GABA neurons influence the perception of time in two fixed interval (FI) tasks, one where the reward or interval is not paired with predictive cues (Non-Cued FI), and another where the start of the FI is signaled by a constant tone that continues until the rewarded response is emitted (Cued FI). Under vehicle conditions in both tasks, responding was characterized by scalloping over the 30s FI, in which responding increased towards the end of the FI. However, when VTA GABA neurons were activated in the Non-Cued FI, the time between the end of the 30s interval and when the rats made a reinforced response increased. Additionally, post-reinforcement pauses and overall session length increased. In the Cued FI task, VTA GABA activation produced erratic responding, with a decrease in earned rewards. Thus, while both tasks were disrupted by VTA GABA activation, responding that is constrained by a cue was more sensitive to this manipulation, possibly due to convergent effects on timing and cue processing. Together these results demonstrate that VTA GABA activity disrupts the perception of interval timing, particularly when the timing is set by cues. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

As the name itself implies, The Rape of Nanking is no light subject. It is one of many of Japan's extended list of war crimes committed by commanders and their troops during World War II. Throughout the seven-week pillaging of what was once Nanking, an estimate of 20,000 to 80,000 Chinese women raped and forced into a life of prostitution as “comfort women”, and 50,000 to 300,000 Chinese civilians were brutalized and savagely murdered. ​Despite the fact that the massacre was carried out by the Japanese, the Chinese government could partially be blamed as well, due to the Nationalist leader, Chiang Kai-Shek's inadequate handling of the event, and Communist leader Mao Zedong's following coverup. The Rape of Nanking has been a topic of debate for historians in the past few decades as no one can seem to pinpoint the exact amount of people decimated, the extent of the acts committed by the Japanese Imperial Army, and whether it was comparable to the Holocaust. Books Battle of Shanghai: The Prequel to the Rape of Nanking References 1. Chang, Iris. The Rape of Nanking: The Forgotten Holocaust of World War II. Basic Books, 1997. 2. “Statement by the Chief Cabinet Secretary Yohei Konoon the Result of the Study on the Issue of ‘Comfort Women.'” MOFA, www.mofa.go.jp/policy/women/fund/state9308.html. 3. Tanaka, Masaaki. What Really Happened in Nanking: The Refutation of a Common Myth. Sekai Shuppan, Inc., 2001. 4. Fingleton, Eamonn. “70 Years Later, Struggle for Nanking Massacre Justice Continues.” The Atlantic, Atlantic Media Company, 26 May 2011, www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2011/05/70-years-later-struggle-for-nanking-massacre-justice-continues/239478/. 5. Yamamoto, Masahiro. Nanking: Anatomy of an Atrocity. Praeger, 2000. 6. Editors, History.com. “Nanking Massacre.” History.com, A&E Television Networks, 9 Nov. 2009, www.history.com/topics/japan/nanjing-massacre. 7. Fish, Isaac Stone. “Why Did China Downplay the Nanjing Massacre?” Foreign Policy, Foreign Policy, 23 Feb. 2012, foreignpolicy.com/2012/02/23/why-did-china-downplay-the-nanjing-massacre/. 8. “Statement by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (Speeches and Statements by the Prime Minister).” Prime Minister of Japan and His Cabinet, japan.kantei.go.jp/97_abe/statement/201508/0814statement.html. 9. Wakabayashi, Bob Tadashi. The Nanking Atrocity, 1937-38 Complicating the Picture. Berghahn Books, 2017. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pacific-atrocities-education/support

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Hidekazu Wakabayashi is a multi-instrumentalist who puts his works on YouTube with lots of incredible visual content! We talk about traditional music, cover songs, brown notes, recycling, the legendary “Iceface tuning” from his dreams, and other instruments. Among those discussed include Tolgahan Çoğulu’s microtonal guitar frets, the fluid piano, non-Western flutes, and fretless guitars. We also figure out who’s best between YouTube and Bandcamp!   Music Intro: IceFace tuned piano (Microtonal Piano Lucid Fairytale) - H. WakabayashiHorii Kojiro - Hi To Mi (solo shakuhacki) Inti Illimani - solo de quena  Within You Without You - The Beatles Love You To - The Beatles Wakabayashi - You Are so Microtonal Blackbird - The Beatles (Wakabayashi cover) Nen nen korori yo (edo lullaby) - (Wakabayashi cover) Kagome Kagome - (Wakabayshi cover)  Calling You - Jevetta Steele (Wakabayashi cover) Persian Study 1 - Wakabayashi Outro: Persian Study 2 - Wakabayashi   Links Hidekazu Wakabayashi’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_CN4tC4aH0YjaIDhOFcjjQ Video on taping frets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE-sehgOrTY&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0QbE8ihzvaCTjNL-GoKoSMIJpRudPzw104O8PZymh4NhgIiUUpU210lSQ My album track (ft. Wakabayashi): https://xenharmonicgod.bandcamp.com/track/googolplex-edo    Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/nowandxen   Follow http://nowandxen.libsyn.com https://twitter.com/now_xen https://www.facebook.com/nowxen/   Subscribe RSS: http://nowandxen.libsyn.com/rss iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n… Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mhnGsH… Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nowxen Twitter: https://twitter.com/now_xen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nowxen/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnmYNMpemAIq8DnK5HJ9gsA

https://www.engati.com/ Engati is the world's leading no-code, multi-lingual chatbot platform. Blog link: https://blog.engati.com/ | Subscribe now. Dennis Wakabayashi, VP Customer Experience Solutions Delivery at RR Donnelley, talks about Empathy, Collaboration & Growth with AI on Engati CX. He says that it all starts with empathy, customers, employees, citizens, stakeholders, etc and when all these people work together you will see financial growth. He states that a customer needs to be happy and therefore create a safe environment for them. If you like the video, please subscribe to the channel, so we could keep producing more content like this! Follow us on Facebook: http://s.engati.com/157 LinkedIn: http://s.engati.com/158 Twitter: http://s.engati.com/156 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getengati/ https://www.engati.com/blog/types-of-chatbots-and-their-applications https://www.engati.com/blog/chatbots-for-banking #DennisWakabayashi #EngatiCX #EmpathyWithAI

Join Corey and Dai as they explore the world of tech reporting and Dai’s recent article on AWS in particular while touching on a number of topics, including how AWS evolved from a platform everyone built on top of to one that runs everything built on top of it, why it’s incredibly difficult to capture all the nuances of the world of open source in a single article, the collaborative nature of writing the news, how a journalist can tell when they’ve written a story that doesn’t have mistakes, why Amazon as a trillion-dollar company should expect more scrutiny, what it was like to try to get people to go on the record talking about AWS, and more.

Brian Wakabayashi leads strategy at 215 McCann in San Francisco. He started as an admin. Well, as an admin to an admin. And, as he grew into bigger roles and roles that weren't only about doing the strategy work but making the strategy team his work, he's had to reflect a lot on what that work is. So we discuss this. You can find Brian here https://twitter.com/brianwaka For more strategy talk: Newsletter: http://www.markpollard.net/email-newsletter/ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/markpollard Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/markpollard Facebook - join 8,000+ strategists: http://www.sweathead.co The deskbook “Strategy Is Your Words” is out in April 2020 http://www.strategyisyourwords.com

Steven Wakabayashi is currently on a journey exploring meditation and mindfulness around the world. He has been meditating for over 12 years with supporting practices in Buddhism, yoga, and dance. Before this journey, he was leading creative teams in San Francisco for many recognizable brands including Apple, Salesforce, Sephora, and Workday. After a major health crisis, he decided to depart from his corporate lifestyle to explore and share meditation practices in six countries around the world. You can follow him on his current journey at: Instagram: @StevenWakabayashi Twitter: @wakuu YouTube: Steven Wakabayashi https://m.youtube.com/user/stevenwakabayashi Website: http://stevenwakabayashi.com

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ANIME - En esta ocasión toca hablar del episodio 34 de Captain Tsubasa, titulado "¡Se alza el telón de una feroz batalla!¡El torneo inicia!", en el cual vemos qué ha pasado con Wakabayashi y Mizaki. Por otro lado, se presentan los rivales del nuevo torneo mientras Hyuga desarrolla un nuevo tiro que le regresa la fiereza perdida. El nuevo rival de Nankatsu aparece: Azumaichi, con el defensa central Makoto Soda quien tiene el poderoso Tiro de la Navaja.

ANIME - En esta ocasión comentamos el episodio número 25 de Captain Tsubasa, titulado "Contraataque en llamas". La final del torneo se acerca a su final y el marcador sigue empatado. Nankatsu tiene en malas condiciones a Wakabayashi, Mizaki y Tsubasa, su apuesta es el contragolpe, mientras Meiwa se lanza con todo al ataque.

ANIME - En esta ocasión hablamos del episodio número 23 de Captain Tsubasa, titulado "¡El arquero prodigio regresa!". Aquí vemos el primer tiempo de la esperada final entre Nankatsu y Meiwa, encuentro en el que destacan especialmente Wakabayashi en su regreso y Wakashimazu, el arquero que llegó a salvar la semifinal para los de Hyuga. Nos entregaron un episodio intenso y muy divertido.

ANIME - En este episodio comentamos el capítulo número 12 de Captain Tsubasa, titulado "Eliminar a Wakabayashi", en el cual vemos la final regional entre Nankatsu y Shimizu para obtener el pase al torneo nacional.

ANIME - En esta ocasión comentamos el episodio número 7 de Captain Tsubasa de 2018, en el cual vemos el enfrentamiento entre Nankatsu y Shutetsu, además del duelo personal entre Tsubasa y Wakabayashi.

ANIME - En esta ocasión no comentamos uno ni dos episodios, ¡comentamos 3! El episodio 4 trata el problema que aleja a Roberto de las canchas y el primer entrenamiento de Tsubasa con con Nankatsu; el episodio 5 nos muestra los primeros pasos de Nankatsu al mando de Roberto, el poderío de Shutetsu y la llegada de Taro Misaki. El episodio 6 nos narra el evento deportivo donde se enfrentan ambos colegios y el inicio del partido donde se dará el duelo de Tsubasa contra Wakabayashi.

ANIME - En esta ocasión comentamos el episodio número 2 de Captain Tsubasa, en el cual nuestro protagonista lleva a cabo el reto con Wakabayashi por el control del campo de entrenamiento.