Podcast terbaik Barry O Neill (2024)

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Monetization and global markets - Discussion with David O’Neill 1:13:43

6d ago1:13:43

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In this episode, David O’Neill (APIContext) reflects on the current API landscape through the lens of global market trends and recurring cycles in the tech space. Commenting on the current AI boom, David shares some cautionary advice about AI hallucinations and the importance of an internal source of truth.…

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The role of documentation in a niche field - Conversation with Daria Lutchenko 1:12:13

3M ago1:12:13

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A research-heavy field can be difficult to navigate for the layperson. In this case, documentation is an invaluable bridge connecting services and customers. In this episode, Daria Lutchenko (UP42) explains the value of concise and coherent documentation that allows providers to keep up their end of the “social contract”.…

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‘A system is more than a sum of its parts’ - discussion with Stefan Verstraeten 58:04

3M ago58:04

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How can one ensure that their business remains sustainable? What are the key principles of value-based selling? Is it possible to create a fair distribution of value? In this episode, Stefan Verstraeten (Head of Value at TomTom) discusses these questions, and explains how complexity science as a mental model can help to better understand the way th…

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APIs as Utilities - Conversation with Alicia Miller and Joshua Markham 50:53

3M ago50:53

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APIs are undergoing a transformative shift, and the mindset surrounding APIs is also evolving. In this episode, Kristof Van Tomme is joined by Alicia Miller and Joshua Markham (Verizon), and they explore the concept of APIs as utilities, what it means to approach APIs with a utility mindset, as well as the future of applications in the age of LLMs.…

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Constructive criticality: the intersection of residuality theory and business strategy - Discussion with Barry O’Reilly 1:11:04

4M ago1:11:04

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The key to successful architecture isn’t the beautiful design with the perfect abstractions; it is more about knowing what can go wrong and where the fragile areas are. In this episode, Barry O’Reilly (Founder at Black Tulip Technology) shares his experience as an architect with Kristof Van Tomme and points out how residuality theory can help us be…

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PPP Episode 45: Growing Surfski through Competition with Matt Drayer 1:31:09

5M ago1:31:09

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In this podcast I sit down with Matt Drayer who is part of a small team including Greg Barton, Jesse Lishchuk, and Geoff Pearson who are dedicated to promoting surfski development in the US via the Ocean Racing Committee (ORC) which is part of the competition arm of the American Canoe Association (ACA). Matt and the team have been hard at work over…

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The technical and social contracts of APIs - Discussion with Marsh Gardiner 1:02:56

6M ago1:02:56

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The way we think about the future of APIs can take many different forms. In this episode, Marsh Gardiner and Kristof Van Tomme approach the subject from several angles. They discuss questions like: Why can we say that APIs are interface utilities? How does the network effect work? Can we call APIs infrastructure? Marsh's #APIFutures post: https://s…

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Boundaries and interfaces - Conversation with Koichi Shiroma 52:03

7M ago52:03

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In this episode, Koichi Shiroma (Principal Consultant) narrates his journey of how his team implemented an interface portal. With Kristof Van Tomme, they discuss what can be the business drivers for interface portals and what obstacles one has to overcome during the implementation. Resources: https://pronovix.com/articles/apis-are-interface-utiliti…

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Complex systems, generative AI and affordance-centric APIs - Conversation with Michael Hibay and Mike Amundsen 1:42:45

9M ago1:42:45

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In this episode, Michael Hibay (API Platform Architect at WSFS Bank) and Mike Amundsen (Amundsen,com, Inc.) deep dive into the topic of hypermedia, complex systems, Domain Driven Design, and generative AI. They explore the questions of what hypermedia API is, what an API affordance catalog can be, and how language models can be applied on the clien…

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The world of Kubernetes and APIs - Conversation with Viktor Farcic 1:10:34

9M ago1:10:34

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Why can we treat Kubernetes as an open standard that enables computing to become a utility? In this episode, Viktor Farcic (Developer Advocate at Upbound) explains why we can say that Kubernetes is an extensible API, and highlights that an API has no tangible usefulness by itself. With Kristof Van Tomme, they also deep dive into the fundamentals of…

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What does “good” look like to you? - Conversation with Chris McDermott, Part 2 1:02:34

10M ago1:02:34

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The final installment of the Complexity series ends this collection of interviews on a high note. In this episode, we dive deeper into the practical application of social practice theory, the optimization of transformative processes, and the value of maturity with the help of our guest, Chris McDermott (Lean Agile Coach & Principal Consultant at Co…

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How can social sciences benefit software developers? - Conversation with Chris McDermott Part 1 46:16

10M ago46:16

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In the first part of the finale of the Complexity series, hosts Kristof Van Tomme (CEO and co-founder at Pronovix) and Marc Burgauer (Principal Consultant and Co-founder at Contextualise) interview Lean Agile coach and Contextualise co-founder, Chris McDermott who explains how he helps leaders navigate uncertainty through honest conversations, how …

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The revolution of composability - A conversation with John Doyle and Henk Beld 51:47

12M ago51:47

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In this time of ever changing demands, it is more important than ever to remain flexible and react swiftly to change. In this episode, John Doyle (CEO at Digital Polygon) and Henk Beld (Solutions Architect at Amazee.io) explain how composability can help you break down monoliths into smaller, interchangeable components that allow you to keep up wit…

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Emerging trends in the open banking landscape - A conversation with Jorgos Tsovilis and Thorben Peter 54:25

1y ago54:25

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Innopay's Open Banking Monitor offers a valuable and unique insight into banking APIs on a global scale. In this episode, Jorgos Tsovilis (Senior Consultant) and Thorben Peter (Junior Consultant) explain the evaluation process behind the monitor and share their thoughts on current and emerging trends in the open banking space. Innopay Open Banking …

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PPP Episode 44: Coaching Session #2 with Dr Brendan O’Neill 1:34:11

1+ y ago1:34:11

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In this podcast I check in with Brendan to review how the past 10 weeks of training have gone and what I need to focus on in the final four weeks leading up to the Gorge Downwind Champs. If you missed Podcast Episode 43, I would recommend checking it out, and don’t forget you can download the training plan there. But if you’re limited on time, you’…

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PPP Episode 43: Coaching Session #1 with Dr Brendan O’Neill 1:34:11

1+ y ago1:34:11

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In this episode of the Peak Paddle Performance Podcast, I reconnect with Dr Brendan O’Neill creator of the Vaaka Cadence Sensor. In 2019 Brendan graciously put together a 14 week cadence based training plan to prepare an intermediate level paddler for racing the 14 mile Gorge Downwind Champs. COVID disrupted everything, and I never got around to pu…

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PPP Episode 42: Leveling Up with Giant Fish Founder Scott Darling 54:22

1+ y ago54:22

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In this podcast I interview Giant Fish founder Scott Darling. Scott launched the initial Giant Fish collection of paddling shorts, pants, and tops in the summer of 2020. Right at the height of the Covid pandemic. Of course it wasn’t planned that way, but despite all the obstacles, the product spoke for itself, and quickly became a go to piece of ki…

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PPP Episode 41: Breaking the Mould with Oscar Chalupsky 1:09:28

2y ago1:09:28

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We’re back with our most frequent and popular podcast guest, the infamous Oscar Chalupsky. It’s always informative and exciting to catch up with Oscar and this podcast is not exception. If you haven’t read Oscar’s book, order it now, it is an absolute must read. If you’re like me, you won’t put it down until it is finished. I’ve known Oscar for 10 …

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PPP Episode 40: Tragedy on Lake Michigan 1:29:52

2y ago1:29:52

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On October 8th the Great Lakes paddling community suffered on incomprehensible loss when Nick Walton succumbed to hypothermia in a downwind race on Lake Michigan. Nick was a professional canoe racer and over the past couple of years had discovered a love for surfski racing. You can read his full obituary here I was a participant in the race and hav…

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A superior technology doesn’t mean success - Interview with Dawn Ahukanna, part 2 1:02:17

2y ago1:02:17

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We continue our talk with Dawn Ahukanna (Design Principal and Front-End Architect at IBM). She points out the importance of variability and sheds light on what makes an API successful. Dawn also makes an exciting analogy between REST and SOAP APIs and the VHS and Betamax cassette formats. In this conversation, we also deep dive into how one can def…

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Mixing desk versus three buttons: what is the right thing for your audience? - Conversation with Dawn Ahukanna, part 1 55:41

2y ago55:41

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In this episode, we discuss with Dawn Ahukanna (Design Principal and Front-End Architect at IBM) why it is essential to acknowledge the whole spectrum instead of the pieces and how it can help if one keeps in mind the end and works backwards. Dawn also mentions how one can make an effective change.

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API-soup into API platform - Conversation with Jabe Bloom - part 2 45:05

2y ago45:05

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We continue with our conversation with Jabe Bloom. In this second episode we talk about how organizational design is still stuck in organizational engineering, how to get beyond that, and how we have to rethink our understanding of roles. Jabe explains Alicia Juarrero’s term or neurological recursion using high-school cliques, how do complex system…

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Complexity is a pharmakon - Conversation with Jabe Bloom - part 1 1:02:40

2y ago1:02:40

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We talk with Jabe Bloom about how building software in enterprise is a philosophical argument and how knowing some philosophy can help. What is a pharmakon, and what is the Goldilocks space of complexity. Technical debt as an example of how deterministic systems can have agency within a socio-technical system. The origin story of Jabe’s model of th…

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What do you need to go along with a decision? Conversation with Kenny Baas-Schwegler - part 2 44:11

2y ago44:11

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In the 2nd part of our conversation with Kenny Baas-Schwegler (Strategic software delivery consultant and Domain-Driven Design expert, Xebia) we discussed why most organizational changes don't work, and what are the four ways of Deep Democracy that can help move into a decision making. It’s always important to ask: “What do you need to go along wit…

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Create fluidity and get the conflicts out! Conversation with Kenny Baas-Schwegler - part 1 37:44

2y ago37:44

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We had a conversation with Kenny Baas-Schwegler (from Xebia), who is a strategic software delivery consultant and software architect with a focus on socio-technical systems. With his guidance, we deep-dived into Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Deep Democracy. How can fluidity and upfront communication help to create a shared language and understand …

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We shouldn't automate management just yet. Conversation with Prof Alicia Juarrero - part 2 55:04

2y ago55:04

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Continuing our conversation with Alicia Juarrero, we go deeper on enabling constraints, specifically catalysts and feedback loops, emergence, what this means for management and why in complexity you need to start with context. Our guest is Professor Alicia Juarrero, a leading complexity theory philosopher and academic, as well as the founder and pr…

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Complex systems remember their past - Conversation with Prof Alicia Juarrero - part 1 47:31

2+ y ago47:31

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We talk about constraints, especially temporal and enabling constraints in complexity theory, how complex systems remember their past and what we can learn from boundaries in complex systems for APIs. Our guest is Professor Alicia Juarrero, a leading complexity theory philosopher and academic, as well as the founder and president of VectorAnalytica…

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Show me your change process! Conversation with Matthew Reinbold - part 2 41:28

2+ y ago41:28

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In part 2 of our conversation with Matthew Reinbold, Digital Engagement Lead at Concentrix Catalyst API Practice group, we discuss how governance should drive change towards the desired behaviors, and why governance needs to have "power with" (not "power over") for sustainable change. It is a grave mistake to assume that all of digital transformati…

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Show me your change process! Conversation with Matthew Reinbold - part 1 42:32

2+ y ago42:32

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We got into a long conversation with Matthew Reinbold, Digital Engagement Lead at Concentrix Catalyst API Practice group, about how to get the outcomes you want from a transformation effort. APIs enable change, but they need to be accompanied by governance that drives the desired behaviors. Emergent behavior is essential, but it also crashed the st…

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Opening episode: APIs and Deliberate Complexity 48:25

2+ y ago48:25

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If you've ever wondered how APIs change organizations, our communities and our society, look no further, this is the podcast you've been searching for. How we transform organizations is a complex problem. We need to explain emergence, and create the conditions that makes it much more likely for certain things to happen. Thinking that you can just i…

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PPP Episode 39: Downwind Jam Session 1:48:01

2+ y ago1:48:01

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This podcast was an experimental downwind jam session. The idea was to setup a Zoom call open to any and all paddlers to join and share their stories and experiences around downwind paddling. We got off to a rough start when the initial call was highjacked by hackers, but were able to regroup and have a great session. I was hopeful that we could sh…

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PPP Episode 38: Doing the Work with Rob Hartman 1:48:19

2+ y ago1:48:19

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My guest on the podcast today is long time friend and paddler Rob Hartman. Rob is a husband and father of three girls. He works full time as a software developer, plays the Upright Bass as an accomplished jazz musician, and has long been one of the top masters paddlers in the US. In recent years Rob has competed primarily East of the Mississippi, w…

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PPP Episode 37: ACA Surfski Instruction with Matt Murphy 1:15:07

2+ y ago1:15:07

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My guest on this podcast is Matt Murphy. Matt is a Naval Architect and Ocean Engineer by trade, who grew up in and on the waters of Northeastern Canada. After school, Matt made his way to Houston, Texas where he currently lives with his wife and four kids. Matt has a very diverse paddling background spanning both racing and multi-week adventures. I…

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Creating More Resilient Systems: an Introduction to Affordances -- Interview with Micheal Hibay, pt 1 41:32

3y ago41:32

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Michael Hibay is an API evangelist, architect and CTO at Vesti. He helps organizations to establish, evolve and mature their API strategies. What’s the difference between an API catalogue and an affordance catalogue? What are affordances and how do they define the usability of a system? Why are affordances similar to languages? The interview got sp…

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Building Digital Ecosystems - Digital Experience and Developer Experience - Interview with Nick Veenhof (Dropsolid) 49:49

3y ago49:49

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In this episode: What specialization has to do with the evolution of organizations and why is it essential to think about companies as part of complex (digital) ecosystems? Nick Veenhof is the CTO of Dropsolid, a Digital Experience company, offering a single platform driven by various Open Source technologies. Tune in and learn about: What’s the di…

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Transforming Organizations: API Adoption and (Internal) Developer Advocacy - Interview with Raymond Peng (Google) 58:29

3y ago58:29

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In this episode: What does Coca Cola’s product and marketing philosophy have to do with APIs and how can investing in homegrown API management be a bad idea? In most organizations internal adoption and knowledge sharing is also crucial for success in addition to creating APIs. In this episode Raymond and Kristof discussed why internal advocacy and …

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“Developer Marketing Does Not Exist” - Interview with Adam DuVander 45:57

3y ago45:57

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In this episode: When you are reaching out to developers, traditional marketing solutions like leadgen forms or ppc ads won’t work on their own. What is the right approach then? How to convince developers to use your products or services? In this episode Adam DuVander (principal consultant at Every Developer) and Kristof Van Tomme (CEO at Pronovix)…

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Retrospective with Mark Winberry 34:12

3y ago34:12

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In this episode Mark and Kristof did a retrospective discussion on the past episodes and Mark said farewell to the listeners as he will no longer co-host the podcast. API resilience started in 2020 June to explore how companies can become more resilient and create business value by investing in their API programs, even in such unprecedented times a…

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PPP Episode 36: Downwinding the Carolina Coast with Rod and Barry 1:15:56

3+ y ago1:15:56

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In this podcast episode I had a chance to connect with Rod and Barry of ThePaddleChannel. Rod and Barry have progressed from SUP to OC to SURFSKI and their YouTube channel documents, in full transparency, the trials and tribulations of their journey along the way. They are both super passionate about paddling and more so about downwind. Their video…

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Transition from code-first to design-first: growing the API program at SAS 59:57

3+ y ago59:57

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SAS is a leading business analytics software company, and also the largest independent vendor in the business intelligence market. In this episode Jeannie Hawrysz (Lead API Architect and Manager of API and Developer Program Enablement) talked about their team efforts to set new standards for their API program during the time of pandemia. She explai…

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Building and running a successful API Program in a high-asset travel company 51:44

3+ y ago51:44

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TUI (Touristik Union International) is the largest leisure, travel and tourism company in the world. In episode 2 Robin Meissner (Head of API transformation) talked about TUI’s digital transformation efforts in the past 2 years from the first API they published to the future API and interface ecosystem he envisions for TUI. Tune in and learn: TUI i…

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Creating personalized experiences through APIs in the travel industry 40:11

3+ y ago40:11

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Robin Meissner is the Head of API transformation at TUI AG (Touristik Union International), the largest leisure, travel and tourism company in the world. In the first episode Robin and the hosts, Kristof Van Tomme and Mark Winberry took an “API-philosophic” angle and discussed how APIs could help create more personalized, diverse and unique experie…

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PPP Episode 35: Bellingham Downwind, and Creating a Paddling Community 1:19:56

3+ y ago1:19:56

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In this podcast I’m joined by Reivers Dustin, who at 70 years old, is still every bit as passionate about downwind paddling as anyone I’ve met. Reivers is highly regarded as one of the founding fathers of the Bellingham surfski community. This story started out with my intent to explore the downwind paddling in Bellingham Bay. Anyone who has raced …

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PPP Episode 34: Exploring Cape Town and Durbin Downwind Routes with Oscar Chalupsky 1:19:32

3+ y ago1:19:32

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It has been a long hiatus, but the Peak Paddle Performance Podcast is back in action. We’re going to try out a new format where we find paddlers enthusiastic about sharing their local downwind routes for the world to see. We’ll record via a Zoom meeting with screen share where the guest can walk us through a map view of the paddling hot spots as we…

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Journey of a transformation into a Consumer, API First company w/ Maarten Roosendaal (bol.com) 1:04:59

3+ y ago1:04:59

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Maarten has been an IT architect and now moved into a position of being a product manager and product owner of a retailer API at bol.com. In this episode he will take us on a journey of a remarkable transformation over his 10 years at bol.com. Bol.com started off as a small e-commerce book company experiencing rapid growth, which also meant a reall…

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Digital transformation in public broadcasting w/ Roberto Salomone (SRG SSR) 48:14

3+ y ago48:14

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Roberto works for the largest public service media company in Switzerland. Starting out as an IT architect and later as an enterprise architect, he initiated an API program at SRG-SSR based on requirements coming not only from the business but also from opportunities discovered through their hackathons, in which they actively support innovation and…

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Episode #28 Keegan Smith 51:08

3+ y ago51:08

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Father of two, owner of Real Movement, and coach to Sonny Bill Williams, Keegan Smith is a man on a mission to create better systems of living in order to create the best quality of life. With an impressive list of mentors including Charles Poliquin, Ido Portal, Phil Richards and Coach Sommer, Keegan is on a constant journey of self-development and…

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Episode #27 Jamie White 50:37

3+ y ago50:37

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Jamie White is an entrepreneur turned business coach who now works with clients from all around the world remotely from Bali. Having experienced the ups and downs of the entrepreneurial world, making millions one year to having gangsters and debt collectors knocking at his door the next, Jamie has turned his own experiences into an online business …

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Episode #26 Jacob Manning 31:22

3+ y ago31:22

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Best known for his amazing and inspiring yoga content on Instagram, Jacob Manning kindly joined me for a chat on The Bonco Podcast. In this episode I spoke with the California native about his troubles in his youth, his introduction to yoga and his dedication to the practice. With daily inspirational posts on social media Jacob has helped, and cont…

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Episode #25 Keith Higgins 30:20

3+ y ago30:20

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A good chat & a laugh with Mayo footballing legend Keith Higgins in which he tells me about his 16 year involvement with Mayo GAA & his difficult decision to hang up the boots. We also cover his career, life in lockdown & his plans for the future. I enjoyed the conversation. Hope you enjoy listening.…

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