Lining Things Up
By Chad Kohalyk
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Podcast Description
An interview show featuring the creatives & entrepreneurs building the digital economy of Vancouver and British Columbia.
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CleanLTU 11 Shane Austin: Jump in | Moving his family and web design business Pixel Savvy to Kelowna BC in 2009, Shane Austin quickly engaged the tech community in the Okanagan, going on to cofound the OKDG and Digital Okanagan. He also cofounded co+Lab, a shared workspace with a collaborative twist. We talk about transitioning to the Okanagan, and what the community has to offer. | 5/24/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU 10 Daryl Chymko: Social Nerds | A freelance web developer based in Kelowna, Daryl Chymko banded with a few others to cofound the Okanagan Developer Group, helping to bring Okanagans tech community together. He is also cofounder of co+Lab, Kelownas hi-tech shared workspace. We talk about community, events and Startup Weekend (see the video). Meet him and many others in the Okanagan tech community at Digital Okanagans Spring into Summer Social. | 5/23/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU in Japan 04: Joseph Tame | This is Part 4 in a special series of LTU in Japan, interviewing people involved in the tech industry in Japan. A producer for video production outfit Virgin Earth, Joseph Tame has had an interesting path to Tokyo from the UK. We talk about his love of tech, the Tokyo Marathon, the Tohoku Earthquake, TED in Japan and livestreaming convenience store purchases. | 3/23/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU in Japan 03: Oli Studholme | This is Part 3 in a special series of LTU in Japan, interviewing people involved in the tech industry in Japan. Based in Osaka, Oli Studholme is a front-end web designer, New Zealander and HTML5 Doctor. We had a conversation about Japanese design aesthetic, paying for web apps, native v. web apps, giving back to the web and being futurefriend.ly. | 3/21/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU 09 Nigel Brooke: Not giving up life | After spending 14 years in the games industry with Radical Entertainment, Nigel Brooke co-founded Steamclock Software with previous LTU interviewee Allen Pike. We get a little update on their app Prism and Nigel talks us through making the transition from big company to small start-up, all with a family, a little drama, and the Conservation of Useful Work Principle. | 3/14/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU in Japan 02: Akky Akimoto | This is Part 2 in a special series of LTU in Japan, interviewing people involved in the tech industry in Japan. Episode 2: The "Robert Scoble" of Japanese blogging, Akky might be Japan's first corporate blogger, and is also a founder of English-language tech site Asiajin.com. He speaks to us about the challenge of taking Japanese tech abroad and privacy on the web. | 3/5/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU in Japan 01: Rick Martin | This is Part 1 in a special series of LTU in Japan, interviewing people involved in the tech industry in Japan. Episode 1: Originally from Newfoundland, Canada, Rick Martin lives in Tokyo and is the Japan editor for Penn Olson. In this episode we talk about the “virtual newsroom”, new Japanese tech heavies DeNA and GREE, and Japanese creativity. | 2/22/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU 08 Jesse Heaslip: NDA is a dirty, dirty word | Renowned for organizing numerous events for the tech community in Vancouver, Jesse Heaslip (id8.ca) is a local entrepreneur whose most recent product is Intro-Up. In this episode he talks about how he wants to fix Vancouver, how his co-founded venture HackHut may help, meeting people in the real world and the history of Meetup.com. | 2/15/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU 07 Rick Perreault: Talk to customers | Coming from a background in web design and marketing, Rick Perreault co-founded Unbounce to scratch an itch felt by many people trying to do promotion online. Rick talks to us about the benefits of landing pages and how they help to validate marketing campaigns or even product ideas. Moreover, Rick expounds on the importance of interacting with (potential) customers, even before launching your product. | 1/26/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU 06 Allen Pike: Old fashioned | Starting out as an entrepreneur at a very young age, Allen Pike has been through many iterations before co-founding Steamclock Software. In this week's program Allen talks to us about taking the leap from a big company to doing your own thing, how products can change, the problem with releasing universal iOS apps and the pros of self-funding and the studio model. | 1/12/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU 05 Paul Lambert: 1 customer is worth a 100 users | Experimentation, validation and traction are what we talk about this week with Paul Lambert, co-founder of online education startup matygo. Other topics include challenges of marketplace businesses, Paul's experience with startup accelerator GrowLab, and what not to do on demo day. | 12/8/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU 04 Derek Shanahan: Changing Food | Derek Shanahan is co-founder of Foodtree, a startup dedicated to transparency in the food system. Originally from Chicago, Derek came to Vancouver to participate in Bootup Labs with his co-founder Anthony Nicalo. In this episode Derek talks about soccer, food data standards, how quick a startup should start up, lead customer strategy and making money while making social change. | 12/1/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU 03 Jamie Seward: If it's fun to me... | PC game designer and developer Jamie Seward talks about the games industry in Vancouver, the role of higher education in the software industry, forming his own games studio, and building the games he wants to play. His company Ironclad Games developed the award-winning Sins of a Solar Empire. | 11/24/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU 02 Cristian Strat: A bias towards action | Cristian Strat is a hacker and entrepreneur who founded Summify with his fellow Romanian Mircea Paşoi. Together they came to Vancouver from Romania as applicants of local startup accelerator Bootup Labs. Cristian joins us this week to talk about building corporate culture in a startup, raising money and equity, and the importance of prototyping your ideas. | 11/10/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLTU 01 Martin Ertl: Thriving | From lawyer to startup entrepreneur, Martin Ertl founded contractually to make the legal experience for small businesses "welcoming, simple and delightful." In this episode we spoke of the legal challenges early startups face, meeting with others in the startup community and the entrepreneurial spirit in Vancouver. | 10/27/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| Total: 15 Episodes |
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