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PRZEkanał podcastDariusz Matecki o areszcie wydobywczym, zarzutach prokuratury i chorobie | PRZEpytanie #105Dariusz Matecki to kolejny gość programu PRZEpytanie. Rozmowę prowadzi Bartłomiej Graczak. Matecki i Graczak rozmawiają o dniach spędzonych przez posła PiS w areszcie, warunkach tam panujących, traktowaniu go przez służby państwa i innych więźniów, zarzutach, jakie stawia mu prokuratura Bodnara, kulisach zatrzymania, Funduszu Sprawiedliwości i pracy w Lasach Państwowych, represjach stosowanych wobec niego przez państwo Tuska, ocenie dotychczasowych działań Mateckiego w polityce oraz przyszłości. Dariusz Matecki to poseł PiS, wcześniej Suwerennej Polski, polityk, samorządowiec i działacz społeczny. Ścigany przez prokuraturę Adama Bodnara za rzekome nad...
2025-04-2859 min
Carolina Ultra Runners Podcast#42: Laurie Matecki, Buckeye 200 FinisherLaurie Matecki is another one of those runners who if you haven't heard of her, you've probably seen her at a race at some point. With over 150 results on Ultrasignup, Laurie is everywhere all the time. One of her most recent finishes is the Buckeye 200, which was her first 200 mile race (although she's done Vol State and HOTS).
2024-09-171h 12
Program Polityczny08. Co robią Bąkiewicz, Mejza i Matecki na listach PiS?Dziennikarki OKO.press Agata Szczęśniak i Dominika Sitnicka mówią, jak jest. Oto Program Polityczny – cotygodniowy komentarz OKO.press. Nie płaci nam Tusk ani Kaczyński, Zandberg ani Mentzen.W dzisiejszym odcinku:
Czy Robert Bąkiewicz będzie walczył o prawa kobiet w sejmie? I co mają do tego jego żona, córka i kuzynka?
Czy Łukasz Mejza "zasługuje na "margines jakiegoś zaufania i możliwość poprawy"?
Czym tak właściwie zajmuje się Dariusz Matecki?
2023-09-0739 min
Chris PodcastJak tworzyć gry? - Piotr Matecki (Futuregames Poland)W dzisiejszym odcinku audycji Chris Podcast dowiemy się jak można nauczyć się tworzenia gier, a także gdzieś można się tego nauczyć.
Gościem będzie Piotr Matecki, business developer działający na rzecz Futuregames - szkoły, która pomoga aspirującym twórcom gier znaleźć się w gamedevie, a która już we wrześniu otworzy się w Polsce.
2023-06-1524 min
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O czym w skrócie rozmawialiśmy:
0:00 Intro
0:34 Przywitanie i wprowadzenie
1:35 Biznes, czy szkolenie? jak zachować etykę w budowaniu akademii
13:18 Jaki był cel gdy otwierali Akademie Reissa?
20:57 Jak ocenia rozwój rynku szkółek piłkarskich w Pols...
2023-06-081h 26
Reflecting Light with April RodgersLoving Others Authentically with Matecki NelsonMatecki Nelson is a man who understands the deep things of God, but he boils it down to the fact that we must first love God and then love others authentically. There are many “golden nuggets” in this episode that will leave you feeling enlightened in your own walk with God and willing to love others just as God made them.
Below are some of our favorite takeaways from today’s show:
⭐️ Joy is something that the world cannot give or take away. It is truly a gift from God and can be found even in seasons...
2022-03-0929 min
Érase una vez en el CineT.2 E.17 - La travesía de una inmigrante que hace cine, una conversación con Rosanna Matecki.La carrera de Rosana Matecki se ha dedicado a la creación de cine independiente. Como directora, escritora y productora, se ha enfocado en experimentar con el formato de no ficción, realizando películas en Canadá, Bolivia, Venezuela, Colombia y Cuba. El cortometraje documental Saturday Night (2021), que ella escribió y dirigió, es su primera colaboración con el National Film Board of Canada.
En este episodio, conversamos de que tan importante es para nosotros como inmigrantes contar nuestras historias, y de como ella en particular, cuenta la suya.
2021-11-2942 min
Notes on Doing Podcast*NOTES ON DOING 101*Jenna Matecki pops in to give a quick guide to Notes on Doing for new listeners, and to say hi. Check out what Jenna's up to nowadays at jennamatecki.com or instagram jennamatecki Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2021-04-2802 minNotes on Doing*NOTES ON DOING 101*Jenna Matecki pops in to give a quick guide to Notes on Doing for new listeners, and to say hi. Check out what Jenna's up to nowadays at jennamatecki.com or instagram jennamatecki Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2021-04-2802 min
Notes on Doing065: Looking forwardIn retrospect, Jenna has some things to say about Notes on Doing. Check out what she's up to today at postcardsfromjenna.com, holajenna.com, and @jennamatecki on Instagram.
2019-02-2100 min
Notes on Doing064: Mark Osborne on the invisible thingsNotes on Doing's NODcast episode 064 where Jenna interviews Mark Osborne. Mark Osborne is an animation film director. He directed The Little Prince, Kung Fu Panda, Spongebob Squarepants, music videos for Coldplay and Weird Al, and the short films More and Greener. Lately he's working on a trilogy film adaption of the epic comic book series Bone. Listen to what Mark had to say about getting started in animation, the risks of being successful, creative control versus independence, the art of the pitch, the importance of a family-first approach, and all those essential things that are invisible to th...
2017-09-191h 31Notes on Doing Podcast064: Mark Osborne on the invisible thingsNotes on Doing's NODcast episode 064 where Jenna interviews Mark Osborne. Mark Osborne is an animation film director. He directed The Little Prince, Kung Fu Panda, Spongebob Squarepants, music videos for Coldplay and Weird Al, and the short films More and Greener. Lately he's working on a trilogy film adaption of the epic comic book series Bone. Listen to what Mark had to say about getting started in animation, the risks of being successful, creative control versus independence, the art of the pitch, the importance of a family-first approach, and all those essential things that are invisible to th...
2017-09-191h 31
Notes on Doing063: Justus Meyer & Eric McCoy on making it happen, together.Notes on Doing's NODcast Episode 063 where Jenna interviews Eric McCoy and Justus Meyer, the filmmakers behind McCoy Meyer. They're a directing duo that's produced over 100 commercials, short films, and music videos. Listen to what they said about being professional problem solvers, gratitude, gut checks, and big laughs, what it's like to have death as a best friend, surprise and empathy, directing on set, finding your voice, having fun, and making it all happen – together. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2017-07-261h 00Notes on Doing Podcast063: Justus Meyer & Eric McCoy on making it happen, together.Notes on Doing's NODcast Episode 063 where Jenna interviews Eric McCoy and Justus Meyer, the filmmakers behind McCoy Meyer. They're a directing duo that's produced over 100 commercials, short films, and music videos. Listen to what they said about being professional problem solvers, gratitude, gut checks, and big laughs, what it's like to have death as a best friend, surprise and empathy, directing on set, finding your voice, having fun, and making it all happen – together. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2017-07-261h 00
Notes on Doing Podcast062: Caitlin Pasko on self-respectNotes on Doing's NODcast episode 062 where Jenna interviews Caitlin Pasko. Caitlin is the music publicist running Drunken Piano, a company managing and representing over 35 bands. She is also a musician and just released the album Glass Period. Listen to what Caitlin had to say about leading with a feather, being both brave and shy, music as a career, and self-respect. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. Notesondoing.com
2017-05-1154 minNotes on Doing062: Caitlin Pasko on self-respectNotes on Doing's NODcast episode 062 where Jenna interviews Caitlin Pasko. Caitlin is the music publicist running Drunken Piano, a company managing and representing over 35 bands. She is also a musician and just released the album Glass Period. Listen to what Caitlin had to say about leading with a feather, being both brave and shy, music as a career, and self-respect. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. Notesondoing.com
2017-05-1154 min
Notes on Doing Podcast061: Danielle Jackson on being sure of what’s right for youNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 061 where Jenna interviews Danielle Jackson. Danielle is a writer, focusing on culture and social dynamics. She founded the consultancy Culture Culture, and has a background across arts administration, community development, media, social justice, photography, and more, including co-founding the Bronx Documentary Center. Listen to what Danielle had to say about making, thinking, creating, and leading. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2017-04-0356 minNotes on Doing061: Danielle Jackson on being sure of what’s right for youNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 061 where Jenna interviews Danielle Jackson. Danielle is a writer, focusing on culture and social dynamics. She founded the consultancy Culture Culture, and has a background across arts administration, community development, media, social justice, photography, and more, including co-founding the Bronx Documentary Center. Listen to what Danielle had to say about making, thinking, creating, and leading. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2017-04-0356 minNotes on Doing060: Jon Bowermaster on having a body of workNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 060 where Jenna interviews Jon Bowermaster, an environmental filmmaker, writer, and adventurer. Jon is an oceans expert who has spent his career telling stories about climate change and conservation. He has traveled from his home in New York's Hudson Valley to over 90 countries around the world, often by sea kayak. Listen to what Jon had to say about running a newspaper out of a basement in Iowa, leather jackets, 8inch floppy disks, writing for every major print magazine in the 80s and 90s, dogsleds, polar explorers, sea fossils on the chilean altiplano, the...
2017-03-1700 min
Notes on Doing Podcast059: Meitha Al Mazrooei on how ideas don’t start from zeroNotes on Doing's NODcast episode 059 where Jenna interviews Meitha Al Mazrooei, Founder and Editor of WATAD architecture and design magazine. Listen to what Meitha had to say about curiosity, printed matter, aesthetics, Dubai, and creative honesty. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2017-02-2341 minNotes on Doing059: Meitha Al Mazrooei on how ideas don’t start from zeroNotes on Doing's NODcast episode 059 where Jenna interviews Meitha Al Mazrooei, Founder and Editor of WATAD architecture and design magazine. Listen to what Meitha had to say about curiosity, printed matter, aesthetics, Dubai, and creative honesty. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2017-02-2341 min
Notes on Doing Podcast058: DJ Sharlese Metcalf on the importance of listeningNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 058, where Jenna interviews Sharlese Metcalf. Sharlese is a DJ at KEXP Seattle. She hosts and produces Audioasis, a Northwest music show. Sharlese is also KEXP's Music Community Events Coordinator. Listen to what Sharlese had to say about beloved songs and mixtapes, fanmail, the importance of music, hosting her show (while also dancing in the booth), and being a part of KEXP. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2017-02-0738 minNotes on Doing058: DJ Sharlese Metcalf on the importance of listeningNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 058, where Jenna interviews Sharlese Metcalf. Sharlese is a DJ at KEXP Seattle. She hosts and produces Audioasis, a Northwest music show. Sharlese is also KEXP's Music Community Events Coordinator. Listen to what Sharlese had to say about beloved songs and mixtapes, fanmail, the importance of music, hosting her show (while also dancing in the booth), and being a part of KEXP. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2017-02-0738 min
Notes on Doing057: Jim Estill on doing the right thingNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 057 where Jenna interviews Jim Estill. Jim is the CEO of Danby, a Guelph, Ontario-based manufacturer of electrical appliances. Jim recently took over a million dollars of his own money and organized a massive community-wide effort to sponsor and support over 58 Syrian families immigrating to Canada. Jim also is an immensely successful businessman who, throughout his career, has invested in, led, and scaled companies worth billions of dollars. Listen to what Jim had to say about inspiration, intuition, time management, cowboys, the psychology of failure, entrepreneurial angst, and doing the right thing.
2017-01-251h 20Notes on Doing Podcast057: Jim Estill on doing the right thingNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 057 where Jenna interviews Jim Estill. Jim is the CEO of Danby, a Guelph, Ontario-based manufacturer of electrical appliances. Jim recently took over a million dollars of his own money and organized a massive community-wide effort to sponsor and support over 58 Syrian families immigrating to Canada. Jim also is an immensely successful businessman who, throughout his career, has invested in, led, and scaled companies worth billions of dollars. Listen to what Jim had to say about inspiration, intuition, time management, cowboys, the psychology of failure, entrepreneurial angst, and doing the right thing.
2017-01-251h 20Notes on DoingSEASON II OF NOTES ON DOINGWelcome to Season II of Notes on Doing. I have some updates for you - 1. Episodes are now happening twice a month, and I need some great suggestions for interviewees. Do you know someone amazing who loves what they do? Send me a note! 2. Thanks to you there’s now a Notes on Doing Community, join it on Facebook and come to the meetups! Also, if you could take a second now to review the show on iTunes you’ll make my day and help bring in more listeners. 3. And ever wonder what this...
2017-01-1000 minNotes on Doing056: Charlie O’Donnell on the ability to keep goingNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 056 where Jenna interviews Charlie O'Donnell, the venture capitalist behind Brooklyn Bridge Ventures. Here's what Charlie had to say about starting his own fund, investing in people because of their character, the work and time that goes into making ideas fly, the moments when he didn't realize that things were actually going well, and having a job that he'd still do - even if he had a blank check for life. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2017-01-1000 minNotes on Doing055: Dan Maccarone on boredom being dangerousNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 055 where Jenna interviews Dan Maccarone. Dan is the Co-Founder of Charming Robot, a product design company. He also interviews people for the company's podcast, Story in a Bottle. Additionally Dan has a bar named Fool's Gold, on the lower east side of Manhattan. Listen to what Dan had to say about starting a newspaper at age ten, performing sketch comedy off broadway, lovingly arguing with Charming Robot's clients, partners and team about user experience, the secret to running a great bar, creating a familial business, interviewing people for Story in a Bottle, an...
2016-12-0700 min
Story in a BottleJenna MateckiOne of the most valuable characteristics an entrepreneur can possess is having a well-rounded background of roles and perspectives over the course of his or her career - establishing a baseline of context and experiences to better serve in business pursuits. It’s a quality that is not lost on Jenna Matecki, founder of Matecki & Co. When considering her path, on the surface, it seems obvious that she is driven by the pursuit of her passions, sharing equal time between politics and art while layering in tech and startup experiences, as well. Over negronis, we learned what’s truly at t...
2016-12-071h 12
Notes on Doing Podcast054: Ward Roberts on destiny vs. stubbornnessNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 054 where Jenna interviews Ward Roberts. Ward is an artist. He's also the photographer behind the celebrated Courts photo series - a gorgeous collection of photos of empty sports courts (think tennis courts, basketball courts, you name it). Listen to what Ward had to say about photographing people with character, finding your voice, believing in yourself, connecting with others, and making honest work. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-11-0754 minNotes on Doing054: Ward Roberts on destiny vs. stubbornnessNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 054 where Jenna interviews Ward Roberts. Ward is an artist. He's also the photographer behind the celebrated Courts photo series - a gorgeous collection of photos of empty sports courts (think tennis courts, basketball courts, you name it). Listen to what Ward had to say about photographing people with character, finding your voice, believing in yourself, connecting with others, and making honest work. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-11-0754 min
Notes on Doing Podcast053: Scott Beale on not having a ‘job’Notes on Doing's NODcast Episode 053 where Jenna interviews Scott Beale. Scott is the Founder of Laughing Squid, a blog that features art, culture and technology. Laughing Squid also functions as a cloud-based web hosting company. Listen to what Scott had to say about ironic t-shirts, multimedia gulch, Burning Man, Santa Claus on the Williamsburg bridge, and a 21-year-old cephalopod (or should I blog!?) named Laughing Squid. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-10-311h 07Notes on Doing053: Scott Beale on not having a ‘job’Notes on Doing's NODcast Episode 053 where Jenna interviews Scott Beale. Scott is the Founder of Laughing Squid, a blog that features art, culture and technology. Laughing Squid also functions as a cloud-based web hosting company. Listen to what Scott had to say about ironic t-shirts, multimedia gulch, Burning Man, Santa Claus on the Williamsburg bridge, and a 21-year-old cephalopod (or should I blog!?) named Laughing Squid. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-10-311h 07
Notes on Doing052: Nick Rhodes on a fulfilling lifeNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 052 where Jenna interviews Nick Rhodes, the Founder and CEO of NickyDigital.com – *the* place to go to find out where the hottest events, concerts, and parties are happening across New York City... and to see great photos from last night. Listen to what Nick had to say about mustaches, miming, adventures in retail, faces, work/life balance, backpacks, and out of office emails. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-10-251h 16Notes on Doing Podcast052: Nick Rhodes on a fulfilling lifeNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 052 where Jenna interviews Nick Rhodes, the Founder and CEO of NickyDigital.com – *the* place to go to find out where the hottest events, concerts, and parties are happening across New York City... and to see great photos from last night. Listen to what Nick had to say about mustaches, miming, adventures in retail, faces, work/life balance, backpacks, and out of office emails. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-10-251h 16
Notes on Doing051: Friday Jones on knowing your north starNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 051 where Jenna interviews Friday Jones. Friday is a tattoo artist, painter, and according to me, a philosopher. She is one of the most credentialed and celebrated tattoo artists of today, having inked thousands of tattoos over the past 25 years – whether they're secret tattoos for famous actresses or the Tasmanian devil on your ankle. Listen to what Friday had to say about post office eagles, scab merchants, surfing with the guys, and the liberated mind. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. noteso...
2016-10-171h 25Notes on Doing Podcast051: Friday Jones on knowing your north starNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 051 where Jenna interviews Friday Jones. Friday is a tattoo artist, painter, and according to me, a philosopher. She is one of the most credentialed and celebrated tattoo artists of today, having inked thousands of tattoos over the past 25 years – whether they're secret tattoos for famous actresses or the Tasmanian devil on your ankle. Listen to what Friday had to say about post office eagles, scab merchants, surfing with the guys, and the liberated mind. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. noteso...
2016-10-171h 25Notes on Doing050: Pauses, tea breaks, funny laughs, and awkward umsWelcome to Notes on Doing. Conversations with people who love what they do. I'm Jenna Matecki. Exactly a year ago on October 10th there were only three episodes in this podcast. At the time I tried to juggle publishing two episodes a week (and that didn’t last long). There’s been so many interviews since then. Now, this is Episode 50. The biggest question that I get asked with Notes on Doing is always “How do you find these people?” And I think that’s an interesting one. I find people who love wha...
2016-10-1000 min
Notes on Doing049: Troy Ogilvie on blissNotes on Doing's Episode 049 where Jenna interviews Troy Ogilvie. Troy is a dancer, teacher, choreographer, and director. She's danced for and collaborated with so many amazing, incredibly talented people. To name a few things that she's up to – she's a Creative Director for The McKittrick Hotel’s Super Cinema parties, and is currently dancing solos by Margie Gillis and Itzik Galili. In the past she's performed with the LA Philharmonic and The Metropolitan Opera, and starred as Lady Macbeth in Punchdrunk's Sleep No More. Listen to what Troy had to say about a certain 9-year-old who wanted to dance a...
2016-10-0458 minNotes on Doing Podcast049: Troy Ogilvie on blissNotes on Doing's Episode 049 where Jenna interviews Troy Ogilvie. Troy is a dancer, teacher, choreographer, and director. She's danced for and collaborated with so many amazing, incredibly talented people. To name a few things that she's up to – she's a Creative Director for The McKittrick Hotel’s Super Cinema parties, and is currently dancing solos by Margie Gillis and Itzik Galili. In the past she's performed with the LA Philharmonic and The Metropolitan Opera, and starred as Lady Macbeth in Punchdrunk's Sleep No More. Listen to what Troy had to say about a certain 9-year-old who wanted to dance a...
2016-10-0458 min
Notes on Doing048: Tim Einenkel on when not to be shyNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 048 where Jenna interviews Tim Einenkel. Tim has worked as a host, producer and engineer on the best shows in broadcast radio and podcasts for over a decade. Most notably, Tim's the host of The Library w/ Tim Einenkel, where he conducts in-depth interviews with hip-hop artists, scholars, authors, and entertainers. Listen to what Tim had to say about mixtape presents from his Grandma, what Chuck D told him to do, and the things that are worth not being shy about. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love...
2016-09-271h 03Notes on Doing Podcast048: Tim Einenkel on when not to be shyNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 048 where Jenna interviews Tim Einenkel. Tim has worked as a host, producer and engineer on the best shows in broadcast radio and podcasts for over a decade. Most notably, Tim's the host of The Library w/ Tim Einenkel, where he conducts in-depth interviews with hip-hop artists, scholars, authors, and entertainers. Listen to what Tim had to say about mixtape presents from his Grandma, what Chuck D told him to do, and the things that are worth not being shy about. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love...
2016-09-271h 03Notes on DoingOne Year, Fifty Episodes Later... Episode 050: THE PARTY One year, fifty episodes later *Thursday, October 13th at 7:00pm* You + your friends are personally invited to FREEHOLD (S 3rd + Wythe), Brooklyn, NY to celebrate one year of conversations with people who love what they do. Come hang out with the people featured in NOD, other fans of the show, and yours truly. And if you aren’t able to make it to New York, whether you’re in LA or very far away in Australia, (hey guys) send me a note and I’ll make sure you feel l...
2016-09-2300 min
Notes on Doing047: Sam Valenti IV on having control over your destinyNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 047 where Jenna interviews Sam Valenti IV. Sam is the Founder and CEO of Ghostly International – home to the record labels Ghostly and Spectral Sound. Ghostly is the cultural nexus of some of the best music, design, technology, art, clothing, stuff, and good ideas made today. Listen to what Sam had to say about creating work with intention, building communities, operating out of your comfort zone, becoming yourself, and finding meaning. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-09-2049 minNotes on Doing Podcast047: Sam Valenti IV on having control over your destinyNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 047 where Jenna interviews Sam Valenti IV. Sam is the Founder and CEO of Ghostly International – home to the record labels Ghostly and Spectral Sound. Ghostly is the cultural nexus of some of the best music, design, technology, art, clothing, stuff, and good ideas made today. Listen to what Sam had to say about creating work with intention, building communities, operating out of your comfort zone, becoming yourself, and finding meaning. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-09-2049 min
Notes on Doing046: Ann Yang & Phil Wong on personalityNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 046 where Jenna interviews Ann Yang and Phil Wong, the founders of MISFIT. MISFIT is a juice company that repurposes food waste – lovably misfit fruits and vegetables – into delicious cold-pressed juices. Listen to what Ann and Phil had to say about their deep friendship and partnership, strawberries and cash, and thinking tender thoughts. Also, psssst. Mark your calendars. The next Notes on Doing meetup will be Thursday, October 13th, at 7pm in Brooklyn, New York at... are you ready for this? FREEHOLD. Come hang out with the people featured in NOD, other fans of the s...
2016-09-1258 minNotes on Doing Podcast046: Ann Yang & Phil Wong on personalityNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 046 where Jenna interviews Ann Yang and Phil Wong, the founders of MISFIT. MISFIT is a juice company that repurposes food waste – lovably misfit fruits and vegetables – into delicious cold-pressed juices. Listen to what Ann and Phil had to say about their deep friendship and partnership, strawberries and cash, and thinking tender thoughts. Also, psssst. Mark your calendars. The next Notes on Doing meetup will be Thursday, October 13th, at 7pm in Brooklyn, New York at... are you ready for this? FREEHOLD. Come hang out with the people featured in NOD, other fans of the s...
2016-09-1258 min
Notes on Doing045: Jill Eisenhard on the power of communityNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 045 where Jenna interviews Jill Eisenhard. Jill is the Founder and Executive Director of the Red Hook Initiative. RHI is a community-based institution that works to empower youth in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Listen to what Jill had to say about instilling hope, leading through other leaders, strengthening a community, responding to Hurricane Sandy, and building the future of Red Hook – with Red Hook. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-08-301h 03Notes on Doing Podcast045: Jill Eisenhard on the power of communityNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 045 where Jenna interviews Jill Eisenhard. Jill is the Founder and Executive Director of the Red Hook Initiative. RHI is a community-based institution that works to empower youth in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Listen to what Jill had to say about instilling hope, leading through other leaders, strengthening a community, responding to Hurricane Sandy, and building the future of Red Hook – with Red Hook. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-08-301h 03
Notes on Doing Podcast044: Brandon Sugiyama on learning as a form of masteryNotes on Doing's NODcast episode 044 where Jenna interviews Brandon Sugiyama. Brandon is very, very, very good at wushu, also known as Chinese kung fu. He knows, practices, competes in, and judges competitions for contemporary wushu – changquan, tajiquan, and bagua. Brandon also has a career as a creative director and motion graphics designer. Listen to what Brandon had to say about learning wushu basics in a basement gym, a monkey stealing a peach, Sifus, passion-filled burritos, and the subject of mastery. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. ...
2016-08-231h 06Notes on Doing044: Brandon Sugiyama on learning as a form of masteryNotes on Doing's NODcast episode 044 where Jenna interviews Brandon Sugiyama. Brandon is very, very, very good at wushu, also known as Chinese kung fu. He knows, practices, competes in, and judges competitions for contemporary wushu – changquan, tajiquan, and bagua. Brandon also has a career as a creative director and motion graphics designer. Listen to what Brandon had to say about learning wushu basics in a basement gym, a monkey stealing a peach, Sifus, passion-filled burritos, and the subject of mastery. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. ...
2016-08-231h 06
Notes on Doing Podcast043: Luca Roselli on recreating yourselfNotes on Doing's NODcast episode 043 where Jenna interviews Luca Roselli. Luca is in the creative real estate business - providing great work spaces for artists, entrepreneurs, and creators around Brooklyn, New York. Listen to what Luca had to say about following your own directions, playing with fire, and creating inspiring spaces for inspiring people. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-08-161h 09Notes on Doing043: Luca Roselli on recreating yourselfNotes on Doing's NODcast episode 043 where Jenna interviews Luca Roselli. Luca is in the creative real estate business - providing great work spaces for artists, entrepreneurs, and creators around Brooklyn, New York. Listen to what Luca had to say about following your own directions, playing with fire, and creating inspiring spaces for inspiring people. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-08-161h 09
Notes on Doing Podcast042: Juliana Han on the beauty of collaborationNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 042 where Jenna interviews Juliana Han. Juliana is an acclaimed collaborative pianist, chamber musician, and soloist. She's a doctoral fellow at The Juilliard School and the co-founder and co-director of the Piedmont Chamber Music Festival. Listen to what Juliana had to say about piano pedals, prestigious career detours, learning new things, and bringing more beauty into the world. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-08-0854 minNotes on Doing042: Juliana Han on the beauty of collaborationNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 042 where Jenna interviews Juliana Han. Juliana is an acclaimed collaborative pianist, chamber musician, and soloist. She's a doctoral fellow at The Juilliard School and the co-founder and co-director of the Piedmont Chamber Music Festival. Listen to what Juliana had to say about piano pedals, prestigious career detours, learning new things, and bringing more beauty into the world. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-08-0854 min
Notes on Doing041: Sarah Lim on being realNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 041 where Jenna interviews Sarah Lim. Sarah is a Product Writer and Content Strategist who has worked on copy for Kickstarter, Oscar, Tumblr, and more. Listen to what Sarah had to say about lists, languages, haiku, and her moniker, Slim. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-08-021h 03Notes on Doing Podcast041: Sarah Lim on being realNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 041 where Jenna interviews Sarah Lim. Sarah is a Product Writer and Content Strategist who has worked on copy for Kickstarter, Oscar, Tumblr, and more. Listen to what Sarah had to say about lists, languages, haiku, and her moniker, Slim. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-08-021h 03
Notes on Doing Podcast040: Jason Jaworski on ‘somethings’Notes on Doing's NODcast Episode 040 where Jenna interviews Jason Jaworski. Jason is a photographer, writer, and artist, who has been living a nomadic existence since he was 17. His deeply personal photos, photobooks, exhibitions, and performances have been published, featured, shelved, and shown around the world - the International Center for Photography, MOCA Los Angeles, MoMA PS1, VICE Magazine, Juxtapoz, Bookdummypress, Mana Contemporary, and Opening Ceremony to name a few. Listen to what Jason had to say about meeting the ninja turtles, dropping out of school, living homeless underneath a bridge in Paris, sneaking into Fukushima, chatting with Davi...
2016-07-251h 46Notes on Doing040: Jason Jaworski on ‘somethings’Notes on Doing's NODcast Episode 040 where Jenna interviews Jason Jaworski. Jason is a photographer, writer, and artist, who has been living a nomadic existence since he was 17. His deeply personal photos, photobooks, exhibitions, and performances have been published, featured, shelved, and shown around the world - the International Center for Photography, MOCA Los Angeles, MoMA PS1, VICE Magazine, Juxtapoz, Bookdummypress, Mana Contemporary, and Opening Ceremony to name a few. Listen to what Jason had to say about meeting the ninja turtles, dropping out of school, living homeless underneath a bridge in Paris, sneaking into Fukushima, chatting with Davi...
2016-07-251h 46
Notes on Doing039: Sam Braverman on passionNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 039 where Jenna interviews Sam Braverman. Sam is a musician, principally a guitarist, who plays in the bands Logan X, NO ICE, The '94 Knicks, and sometimes Capsula. Listen to what Sam had to say about the School of Rock, writing songs about girls, and fighting the pterodactyls. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-07-1855 min
Notes on Doing038: François-David Nehama on knowing what you wantNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 038 where Jenna interviews François-David Nehama. François worked for 20 years as a sugar commodities trader. Listen to what François had to say about how he got into trading sugar on the high seas, handling intense moments with grace, and living life as though it's an interesting vacation. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-07-121h 02
Notes on Doing037: Willie Avendano on the wisdom in prototypingNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 037 where Jenna interviews Willie Avendano. Willie is the Co-Founder of ø1, a Miami-based prototyping lab, school, and studio with new educational ideas and products around technology and gaming. ø1 is behind the Wynwood Maker Camp and the Vector physics and rocketry camp. Listen to what Willie had to say about making, developing, teaching, testing, guiding, failing, growing, dreaming, and being human. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-06-201h 13
Notes on Doing036: Joan Snitzer on finding life in the challengeNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 036 where Jenna interviews Joan Snitzer. Joan is an artist, and the Director of the Visual Arts program at Barnard College. Listen to what Joan had to say about being a feminist artist in New York City in the 70s, nurturing her students, and finding life and joy in challenges. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-06-1358 minNotes on Doing035: Stephan Jacob on the reward of creating your own adventureNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 035 where Jenna interviews Stephan Jacob, the Founder and COO of Cotopaxi, a company that creates innovative outdoor goods, apparel, and experiences. Cotopaxi as a business also funds sustainable poverty relief. Listen to what Stephan had to say about building an innovative outdoor product company, going on adventures, and doing good every step of the way. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-05-3000 min
Notes on Doing034: Dennis Crowley on loving the unknownsNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 034 where Jenna interviews Dennis Crowley. Dennis is the Co-Founder and Executive Chair of Foursquare, and the Founder and Chairman of Kingston Stockade FC - a new semi-pro soccer team based in Kingston, New York. Listen to what Dennis had to say about how he got to where he is today, building things from scratch, and loving the unknowns. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-05-2358 min
Notes on Doing033: Oli Chang on shedding expectationsNotes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 033 where Jenna interviews Oli Chang, the musician behind ANIMAL FEELINGS and 1/2 of the High Highs. Listen to what Oli had to say about shedding expectations, engaging in your process, and making blissful music. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-05-1750 min
Notes on Doing032: Ian McNaught Davis on living life without limitsNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 032 where Jenna interviews Ian McNaught Davis, a documentary photographer who is currently traveling around the world and taking photos. Listen to what Ian had to say about following photography, choosing to always be a beginner, and living life without limits. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-05-0958 min
Notes on Doing031: Sarah-Margaret Gibson on learning from your interestsNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 031 where Jenna interviews Sarah-Margaret Gibson, a contemporary realist painter. Listen to what Sarah-Margaret had to say about her remarkable paintings, perspective, and style. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-05-0347 min
Notes on Doing030: Geoffrey Cheung on trying it for yourselfNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 030 where Jenna interviews Geoffrey Cheung. Geoffrey is a biomedical animator and illustrator. Listen to what Geoffrey had to say about choosing art, making a lasting impact, and drawing dinosaurs. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-04-2557 min
Notes on Doing029: Ari Shahdadi on measuring success through impactNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 029 where Jenna interviews Ari Shahdadi. Ari is the current VP of Business Development at Buzzfeed and formerly Tumblr's first General Counsel. Listen to what Ari had to say about the mechanics of being a lawyer, starting over, saving the Internet, and making an impact. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-04-181h 18
Notes on Doing028: Victor Sira & Shiori Kawasaki on the art of setting an exampleNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 028 where Jenna interviews Victor Sira and Shiori Kawasaki, the photographers who founded Book Dummy Press - an independent, forward-thinking publishing company and online bookstore that specializes in artist publications. Listen to what Victor and Shiori had to say about working together as husband and wife, collecting ideas, publishing books, freedom, balance, and how art makes your life better. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-04-121h 00Notes on Doing027: Jenna Matecki on creating Notes on DoingWelcome to Notes on Doing. Conversations with people who love what they do. My name is Jenna Matecki. Our next episode features an interview with me, actually. I had a friend sift through a list of questions from past Notes on Doing interviewees and some of the show's biggest fans. From there my friend interviewed me using those questions. Why? So for the last few weeks I've been going through and asking a lot of people for advice and feedback on Notes on Doing and the biggest *thing* that everyone keeps on...
2016-03-2200 min
Notes on Doing026: Augusta Gordon on the psychology of enjoying challengesNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 026 where Jenna interviews Augusta Gordon. Augusta is a psychotherapist and licensed clinical social worker with her own practice in Brooklyn, New York. Listen to what Augusta had to say about how the human mind works, listening and nodding, parenting, mindfulness, and what we all innately need more of. *Most of the questions in this interview come not from Jenna but from a group of 20 Notes on Doing listeners. When it comes to psychology all of us have questions. Enjoy.* Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with p...
2016-03-1557 min
Notes on Doing025: Alison Cutlan on how everything fits togetherNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 025 where Jenna interviews Alison Cutlan. Alison is a skincare scientist. She specializes in high performance, *natural* skincare products, cosmetics and fragrances. Listen to what Alison had to say about formulating skincare that’s good for your skin, how nature is fascinating, and how curiosity supports happiness. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-03-0853 min
Notes on Doing024: ROUNDTABLE: on magicWelcome to Notes on Doing Episode 024, a roundtable “On Magic.” Something that I’ve noticed as we’re almost a quarter of the way through Notes on Doing (the goal has been to get 100 interviews down) — is that many of the people that I’ve interviewed mention “magic” somewhere in their interviews — the magic of loving what you do, the magic of realizing and being who you are… the magic of applying your skills and toolsets towards a greater good. It got me thinking — what about doing is magical? How do you create and harness magic in order to do w...
2016-02-291h 42
Notes on Doing023: Deidre Muro on being a boss ladyNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 023 where Jenna interviews Deidre Muro. Deidre is a very talented singer, songwriter, and businesswoman. You’ve heard her music everywhere! Her two current projects are Deidre & the Dark and Violet Sands. She’s also the Creative Director at YouTooCanWoo, a Brooklyn-based post-production and recording studio. Listen to what Deidre had to say about singing, writing music, and being a boss. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2016-02-221h 03Notes on Doing*TOMORROW 2/11* Notes on Doing Meetup 001 in Brooklyn, NY! :)HEY! This is a quick cast about our *FIRST EVER* Notes on Doing Meetup TOMORROW, February 11th at MatchaBar in Williamsburg Brooklyn. Come hang out with the people featured in Notes on Doing, other fans of the show, and yours truly! 7:00-10:00pm. Can't wait to see you there.
2016-02-1000 min
Notes on Doing022: Timothy Samara on being a badassNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 022 where Jenna interviews Timothy Samara. Tim is an acclaimed professor, designer, and author of over eight bestselling books on design. Listen to what Tim had to say on objectivity, beauty, and rebellion. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2016-02-0958 minNotes on Doing021: Lindsey Mayer-Beug on drawing from the heartNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 021 where Jenna interviews Lindsey Mayer-Beug. Lindsey is... well... Lindsey. :) Listen to what Lindsey had to say about drawing, who you are and what you do, and the color blue. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2016-02-0200 minNotes on Doing020: Jeff Weisbein on building a better futureNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 020 where Jenna interviews Jeff Weisbein. Jeff is the techie behind BestTechie.com, a tech news website. Jeff is also the brain behind Kya, a revolutionary audience analytics and insights platform for content publishers. Listen to what Jeff had to say about a certain 13-year-old tech genius, the human side of gadgets, and making what you want to happen, happen. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2016-01-2500 min
Notes on Doing019: Will Mayo on stability in tensionNotes on Doing’s NODcast episode 019 where Jenna interviews Will Mayo. Will is the Founder and CEO of Spoken Layer. Spoken Layer is a company that creates streaming audio and podcast versions of articles you’d usually read from publications such as Reuters, Time Magazine, The Huffington Post, and more. Listen to what Will had to say about his mission to unlock the world’s content through audio, the meditative practice of never accomplishing anything, and walking on the edges. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.not...
2016-01-181h 11
Notes on Doing018: Dylan Ezzie on being openNotes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 018 where Jenna interviews Dylan Ezzie. Dylan is a collector. His massive horror collection (featuring life-size statues of the Creature from the Black Lagoon, Chucky, Golum, and more) led him to create Horrific Finds, a community and company dedicated to the art of collecting paraphernalia related to the horror genre. The Horrific Finds Facebook page alone currently has a half a million followers. Listen to what Dylan had to say about being friends with villains, persevering against all odds, and relaxing with a dog named Rambo. Notes on Doing is a s...
2016-01-111h 14
Notes on Doing017: Laura Beth Resnick on where creativity growsNotes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 017 episode where Jenna interviews Laura Beth Resnick. Laura founded Butterbee Farm - a flower farm in Baltimore County, Maryland. Listen to what Laura had to say about farming and harvesting flowers, the happiness found in seeking personal success first, and why your identity should never be just one thing. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2016-01-0449 minNotes on DoingA very, *very* important Notes on Doing announcementOne last Notes on Doing for 2015, including a very, *very* important announcement.
The NODcast will be back online Monday, January 4th, 2016
Happy holidays everyone!
2015-12-2200 min
Notes on Doing016: Conrad Clifton on sharing what you’ve builtNotes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 016 where Jenna interviews Conrad Clifton. Conrad is a music producer whose sounds feel a mixture between hip-hop and electro. He has five incredible albums out, and his fifth titled “If I Were Me” just launched Friday. Listen to what Conrad had to say about music being a language, who his music is for, and the virtue of fearlessness.
2015-12-151h 07
Notes on Doing015: Mika Song on being the outsiderNotes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 015 where Jenna interviews Mika Song. Mika is a fantastic children’s writer and illustrator who makes stories about sweetly funny outsiders. Listen to what Mika had to say about being yourself, the freedom in telling children stories, and what you should do when a mouse writes you a letter. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2015-12-071h 01
Notes on Doing014: David Perlick-Molinari on expressing your talentNotes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 014 where Jenna interviews David Perlick-Molinari. David is the Audio Architect who founded YouTooCanWoo, a studio with a portfolio that includes music production for some of the top bands today such as MGMT and Savoir Adore, sound design for large corporations such as IBM and MTV, and film scores. David and his brother Robert are also the musicians behind French Horn Rebellion. Listen to what David had to say about the mystery of sound, creating collaboratively, and the alchemy behind loving what you do. Notes on Doing is a series of...
2015-12-011h 29
Notes on Doing013: Sam Wong on emotions as datapointsNotes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 013 where Jenna interviews Sam Wong. Sam is a data scientist who works for the New York City MTA transit system. Listen to what Sam had to say about how data works when it comes to moving around over 5.6 million riders per weekday, his call to public service, and how no decision-making process is complete without taking both numbers AND emotions into account. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2015-11-2357 min
Notes on Doing012: Nicole Cardoza on work as a part of lifeNotes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 012 where Jenna interviews Nicole Cardoza. Nicole is the Founder and CEO of Yoga Foster, a non-profit that empowers school teachers with yoga resources such as training, yoga mats, and lesson plans to create healthy, happy classrooms. Listen to what Nicole had to say about witnessing the power of yoga, understanding the sabertooth tiger of stress, loving the questions themselves, and being a kid at heart. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. notesondoing.com
2015-11-1656 min
Notes on Doing011: Valerie Figarella on being true to yourselfNotes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 011 where Jenna interviews Valerie Figarella. Valerie is the motorcycle mechanic who founded Motorgrrl, a community-based motorcycle repair shop and garage in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Motorgrrl is a place where people can park, work on, and learn about their bikes with other bikers and Valerie’s expert team of mechanics. Listen to what Valerie (and her chihuahua Queenie) had to say about her love of motorcycles, personalities in business and in bikes, and being the girl behind Motorgrrl. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they...
2015-11-0955 minNotes on Doing010: Graham Fortgang on the hustleNotes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 010 where Jenna interviews Graham Fortgang, who founded MatchaBar, the first specialty matcha cafe in New York City. MatchaBar has served millions of matcha teas to New Yorkers in need of a tasteful, healthy, and focused energy boost. Graham, along with his brother Max, and business partner Eli have one mission: make matcha the go-to drink for starting your day. Listen to what Graham had to say about his love of matcha, the ways he lives out the principles of MatchaBar in his life, and how good things come to th...
2015-11-0200 min
Notes on Doing009: Kaitlin Baird on jumping into the deep endNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 009 where Jenna interviews Kaitlin Baird, a science educator who works at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences. She directs science curriculum development, programming and workshops for the renowned BIOS Ocean Academy. Listen to what Kaitlin had to say about jumping into the deep end, how fascinating the ocean is, and the ecological mysteries that have stumped the world’s best scientists, even today. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2015-10-3056 minNotes on Doing008: Ryan Ho on surrounding yourself with inspirationNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 008 with Ryan Ho, the architect who founded the Square Cube architecture firm. His work can be found in apartments, homes, businesses, buildings, and public spaces all throughout New York City. Here’s what he had to say about how personalities manifest in spaces, inspiration from unlikely places, and how people experience his work in unexpected ways. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2015-10-2600 min
Notes on Doing007: Austance Caroline on not giving a fuckNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 007 where Jenna interviews Austance Caroline. Austi is a fashion designer who recently launched her first capsule collection “In Search of Elsewhere” to immense commercial success. Austi has worked in the New York fashion industry for the past 8 years and has held a variety of positions ranging from managing, buying, and dressing for companies such as What Goes Around Comes Around, Ground Crew, Puma, and Karen Millen. Listen to what Austi had to say about being persistent about what you’re meant to do, seeking out discomfort, and staying true to your inner kid.
2015-10-2247 min
Notes on Doing006: Marco Vinicio Morales on the things you don’t think aboutNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 006 where Jenna interviews Marco Vinicio Morales, Name on the street: Kultnation, Name to friends: Vinny. Vinny is a famous designer and director in the moving image industry. Throughout his career he has been chosen to direct the prestigious titles for the OFFF Festivals in Barcelona and Mexico City, he’s worked at all of the top motion design houses in NY and LA, and he’s exhibited for museums and institutions such as Pictoplasma, IdN, and the Type Director’s Club. Vinny is based in Mexico City and outside of work he teache...
2015-10-191h 06
Notes on Doing005: Rick Webb on just doing itNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 005 where Jenna interviews Rick Webb, a writer, tech advisor, venture partner, angel investor, marketing and sales consultant, board member of the VCU Brandcenter, former co-founder of The Barbarian Group, co-founder of Archenemy Record Company… (we can continue but we’ll leave it here). Here’s what Rick had to say about growing up in Alaska, the story behind his enviably awesome career, and his thoughts on life, death, work, and economics. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2015-10-151h 24
Notes on Doing004: Sable Yong on confidenceNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 004 where Jenna interviews Sable Yong, a beauty editor and founder of Liner Notes Mag, a new publication that focuses on beauty in the music community. Listen to what Sable had to say about working in the beauty industry, what beauty really is, and the importance of being unapologetic. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2015-10-1245 min
Notes on Doing003: Christaan Felber on seeing things differentlyNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 003 where Jenna interviews Christaan Felber, a photographer commissioned for publications such as The New York Times Magazine, ESPN Magazine, and The New Yorker, and companies such as Nike and RedBull Records. He has toured with The Vaccines and photographed Alabama Shakes. His book Boxeo Clasico, has sold thousands of copies. Listen to what Christaan had to say about what makes good photograph, how he connects with his subjects, and the ways photography helps you see things differently. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what...
2015-10-0846 min
Notes on Doing002: Antonia Santangelo on being curiousNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 002 where Jenna interviews Antonia Santangelo, a zoo archaeologist and anthropologist with a focus on the Black Sea and the ancient Near East. She teaches university classes, travels around the world, and researches what life looked like **way** back when. Listen to what Antonia had to say about what old bones tell us, how international politics unexpectedly affect her work, and why asking questions is essential to the human experience. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com
2015-10-051h 32
Notes on Doing001: Nik Mikros & Josh DeBonis on loving the gameNotes on Doing's NODcast Episode 001 where Jenna interviews Nik Mikros & Josh DeBonis, the game designers behind BumbleBear Games and the famous 10-player arcade game, Killer Queen. Killer Queen is a game where "two teams, each led by a powerful Queen, face off to be the first to bring the giant snail god home, fill their hive with nectar, or execute a triple assassination of the enemy Queen.” Killer Queen has won numerous awards, and is at the forefront of a multi-player arcade game revival. It even has its own eponymous beer. Listen to wh...
2015-10-0144 min