A Day at the Beach
Playlist for Podcast #213
May 3, 2023
One-hour instrumental / surf music.
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Podcasts can be streamed or downloaded from:
https://www.austinmics.com/adayatthebeach
https://soundcloud.com/clintbeachwood
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The Biarritz Boys      
El Perro del Mar          
Inside Clean Waves
https://thebiarritzboys.bandcamp.com
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Waikiki Makaki                  
Lost Diver
Lost Diver
https://waikikimakaki.bandcamp.com
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The Atom Jacks                 
Ich Bin Ein Berliner
100 Seconds
https://theatomjacks.bandcamp.com
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The Sloptones                
Hamburger Galaxy
Slough Raider Ploy
https://sloptones.bandcamp.com
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De Gringos y Gremmies            
Pisolino a Una Cascata
The Band from Laramie
https://www.degringosygremmies.com
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Little Kahuna  #      
Salt Air
Lost Oasis 
https://littlekahunamusic.com
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Surfer Joe                  
Billie Jean
b/w Frankie  & The Pool Boys – Beat It
https://www.surfmusic.net
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The Tiki Delights                    
Santa Monica Sting Ray
Tiki Party Time with The Tiki Delights
https://thetikidelights.com
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The Gagarins      
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Kryptokosmos             
https://thegagarins.bandcamp.com
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El Papu & Los Fantásticos Reverberantes
Far East Fling
Al Ritmo del Oleaje     
https://open.spotify.com/artist/640FGCgfs4TnniyliGafLt
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The Dead Planet Surfers        
Laidback Larry Longboarding (demo)      
Digital Single
https://soundcloud.com/the-dead-planet-surfers
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The Hang-Ten Hangmen      
Beach Bonanza – 2020 Remaster
Destination Saturn                                                
https://thehangtenhangmen.com
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The Outpost               
Coast to Coast
Santa Cruz EP
https://theoutpostmusic.bandcamp.com
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The Tikiyaki Orchestra
Hotel St. Serenade      
Tropika                      
http://www.tikiyakiorchestra.com
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Los A-tunes     
Panamisú              
En Lata
https://losatunes.com
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Pollo Del Mar      
Pose of Awareness
Speed of Dark
https://pollosurf.com
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The Patina Turners              
Red Tide                      
Digital Single
https://thepatinaturners.com
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If you want your music on the podcast, please contact me.
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Podcast Theme Song: “Let’s Go to the Beach” – Satan’s Pilgrims 
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Background Music:   “Gregor Samsa Buys a Gun” – The Custom Caravans
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Giveaway:  “Lost Oasis” – Little Kahuna  (listen to win)

A Day at the Beach - Podcast #213

In this episode of Working Brother, Matt Ehret is invited to discuss the real power managing the Bilderberg Group and the peculiar role of Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands and the role of the Anglo-Dutch component of the international oligarchy. This discussion will take us into the Venetian takeover of the Netherlands, the Dutch East India Company merger with the British East India Company, the creation of the world's first private central banking systems, and the reconstitution of this corporatist feudal parasite in the 20th century via the growth of international fascism before WWII and then the growth of the Bilderberg Group, Inter-Alpha Group, Trilateral Commission and more during the Cold War.

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What Manages the Bilderberg Group? PART 1

TRACKLIST:

Darkus vs The Phantom - 4 Elements (Original Mix)
The New School - Bouncer
R.O.P. - Me You
NRG - Why Can't We See
The Wise Man - Harder
Sublove - She Moves (DJ Beeno Remix)
Audio X - Generate
Zookeepers Revenge - Ain't Nobody Who Knows
Orca - Splash
Sigma 7 - Xtrem Your Senses
The New School - Reducido
The New School - Oreno (On and On)
The House Crew - We Are Hardcore (Sub Fundation Remix)
Luna-C - Into Insanity
Xyzee - Sure Is Funky Chace 007
Clerkenwell Sound Collective - The Only One
The New School - Total
Sekret Chadow - Gimme A Funky (Original Mix)
Xperience - Gonna Be Alright
Stu Chapman - Get Ready
Junki Munki - How Y All Feel
Economix - Panic
Phuture Assassins - Ganja Madness
Sekret Chadow - This is Old School
NRG - Yeah
Noise Factory - Set Me Free (Remix)

Tune After Tune - Oldschool Hardcore Breaks Mix Vol 1

Written and sequenced in Reason 12 <3
All audio generated by Objekt, destroyed by crusty patch cables.

Don't Worry Everything Is Under Control

"We might not have old rundown houses or shacks that are converted into brand activations, but we have boats and we have parks, and we have so many different opportunities for organizations and brands to profile themselves during South By, in interestingly different ways. When you're putting together an event like South by Southwest, I go back to what I said before about understanding what it means to different people, what industry they're from, what does success look like for them and what are their goals for the event? Right from the beginning how I've approached this and how our team has approached this and TEG, who is producing the event in Australia; We are building the stage. It's up to our creative communities to perform we're providing the platform. We're bringing everyone to Sydney. You are only limited by your imagination of what you can do or achieve." - Colin Daniels 

Fresh out of the studio, we had the pleasure of hosting Colin Daniels, the managing director of SXSW Sydney, who enthusiastically shed light on how the famous SXSW conference plans to make its debut in the Asia Pacific via Sydney. Unfolding the layers of planning and coordination involved, Colin gave us a sneak peek of what participants can look forward to - from film and music to arts, culture, technology, and innovation. Last but not least, Colin described what success would look like for the first-ever SXSW Sydney happening in October 2023. 

Podcast Information: The show is hosted and produced by Bernard Leong and Carol Yin. Proper credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed & edited in both video and audio format by  Thomas G Craig.

How SXSW comes to Sydney with Colin Daniels

"But today, the clouds are the new silos. They're like the silos in the data centre, only they're public. But AWS is a bit of a data silo, as is Azure. We used to call it Hotel California - you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave. Right? A big part of what Snowflake does is tear down those silos to allow customers to have the data where they want it. Because if it's on Snowflake, it doesn't matter which physical infrastructure is behind it; and to share that data easily around the world, that's a major change in the whole kind of cloud-silo infrastructure problem that we're facing today.” - Jon Robertson  

Fresh out of the studio, Jon Robertson, President of Asia Pacific and Japan for Snowflake discussed the company's global vision &amp; mission and their current expansion into the Asia Pacific and Japan region. Jon discussed the customer stories and how Snowflake's cloud data platform facilitates diverse workloads, from artificial intelligence to cybersecurity. Continuing the conversation, he explored the evolving trends in the data and AI landscape, amplified by notable advances such as ChatGPT and where it is heading. Last but not least, he shared what great would look like for Snowflake in the Asia Pacific region for the next 3-5 years. 

Podcast Information: The show is hosted and produced by Bernard Leong and Carol Yin. Proper credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed & edited in both video and audio format by Thomas G Craig.

Snowflake & Trends on Data Warehouse & AI in the Asia Pacific with Jon Robertson

"And so what we do at Dow Jones, very specifically, is look at - What are the regulators demanding? What do they want you to do? What are the specific data points that you require? And which workflows do you want to use them in? And, there are very different workflows, which within, for example, a financial institution. You have the onboarding of your new customers, and in those situations, you may have a little bit more time. Obviously, there's the service level in terms of opening a bank account is faster and faster. But you have a little bit more time in that regard. You want to look at potentially more data. Then once you are a customer of a bank, you're gonna be amongst millions of customers. How do banks can then adapt to check additional data points? And, today the customer may be clean and have no adverse media, may not be sanctions, but that could change." - Joel Lange 

Fresh out of the studio, Joel Lange, executive vice president &amp; general manager of risk and research from Dow Jones, discussed how the company is leveraging artificial intelligence and data analytics to help companies tackle risk and compliance and combat financial crimes and money laundering. Joel also explored generative AI's role in risk management and concluded by envisioning the future of Dow Jones Risk &amp; Compliance and what great would look like in the Asia Pacific. 

Episode Highlights: 
[0:00] Quote of the Day #QOTD from Joel Lange 
[0:50] Introduction to Joel Lange, EVP &amp; GM, Risk &amp; Research, Dow Jones 
[1:28] Support for freeing Evan Gershkovich from Wall Street Journal on his 32nd birthday. 
[2:20] How did Joel start his career and eventually end up in his role with Dow Jones&nbsp; 
[3:58] Lessons learnt in Joel's career journey 
[5:40] Introduction to Dow Jones and its global vision &amp; mission 
[8:20] Risk Management, Money Laundering and Financial Crimes 101 
[10:08] Impact on businesses and other organizations if their risk is not well managed. 
[12:00] How Dow Jones Risk & Compliance division helps businesses to navigate the challenges 
[14:50] The challenge of cross borders makes managing risk and compliance difficult on a global level 
[17:00] RiskCenter Advanced Screening and Monitoring (ASAM) solution based on AI and big data 
[19:50] What makes ASAM different from other risk management solutions out there? 
[21:00] How the AI solution tackles false positives and the tradeoffs made between the specificity and sensitivity of the data. 
[24:30] How does the diversity of APAC both economically &amp; politically impact the complex anti-money laundering processes? 
[27:00] The mental model to balance between economic recovery &amp; anti-corruption efforts 
[29:05] Perspectives on Generative AI and how it impacts combating financial crime &amp; AML 
[32:05] Advice to C-suite executives and government officials on risk management with AI 
[33:40] What does great look like for Dow Jones for market expansion and ASAM in the APAC region? 
[35:30] Closing Podcast 

Information: Bernard Leong hosts and produces the show. Proper credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed &amp; edited in both video and audio format by Thomas G Craig.

Dow Jones & AI in Risk and Compliance with Joel Lange

"We've got a 330 trillion dollar industry here, which arguably a lot of it, we talk about stranded assets, CRREM pathways to stranded assets, et cetera. I talked to a lot of funds. I've talked to a lot of developers. They're getting very worried about this. And it's not just about their existing portfolios. It's about how they are going to exit portfolios. Because many buyers now actually build in the cost of retrofitting a building to bring it up to sustainability when they're looking at acquiring an asset. So, that might bring the price down. So, for us, we look at everything you've just mentioned. We look at materials. We look at hardware. We look at software and anything that gets us to some of these impact targets we want to achieve in the built environment and also is something which is commercially viable and fixes some particular pain point within this ecosystem." - Alexander Bent 

Fresh out of the studio, Alexander Bent, founder and managing partner from Undivided Ventures, joined us in a conversation on why this is the time to invest in sustainability within the built environment. Alexander started with his background as a real estate developer and the inspiration behind starting his venture capital firm. He dived deep into his investment thesis and shared his perspectives on how transforming technologies from AI to materials engineering will transform the real estate industry. Last but not least, Alex shares what great would look like for Undivided Ventures.

Episode Highlights: 
[0:50] Quote of the Day #QOTD by Alexander Bent. 
[1:40] Welcome Message from the host. 
[2:20] Introduction to Alexander Bent and his career journey. 
[6:40] Perspectives on investing in climate adaptation rather than mitigation. 
[7:30] Lessons from Alexander's career journey. 
[9:40] The Vision and Mission of Undivided Ventures and why focus on built environment. 
[11:50] The total market opportunity behind the real estate industry. 
[13:20] The investment mandate for Undivided Ventures. 
[14:20] Undivided VC is based in Hong Kong but invests globally. 
[15:20] Typical day of a venture capitalist for Alexander. 
[17:20] What are the traits of founders &amp; startup teams that Alex index for? 
[19:10] Business Models for Startups focusing on sustainability and built environment. 
[21:20] What are the red flags in founders that you would watch out for? 
[23:20] How Undivided VC helps their portfolio companies. 
[25:30] Interesting companies under Undivided VC. 
[28:10] The one thing that Alexander knows about investing in sustainability & built environment that very few do. 
[28:35] Advice to startups focusing on positive impact in sustainability & built environment. 
[31:50] #AI in sustainability &amp; built environment. 
[34:40] #internetofthings #iot in sustainability &amp; built environment. 
[36:20] #blockchain in sustainability &amp; built environment. 
[40:20] #materialscience &amp; #materialsengineering in sustainability & built environment. 
[42:50] Putting AI into materials science 
[43:50] What does great look like for Undivided VC? 
[48:00] Closing 

Podcast Information: Bernard Leong hosts and produces the show. Proper credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed and edited in both video and audio format by Thomas G Craig.

Undivided VC & Investing in the Built Environment & Sustainability with Alexander Bent

River

A NEW VICE EP

A NEW VICE

"Money is a very interesting kind of numerical way of measuring when you're levelling up. So that's where the distinction needs to be very clear. The way that I've positioned it in the book and what the research tells us is that if we force the games on people, it's very bad. But if we look at the games that they naturally played in their free time when they were younger, it's a very good predictor in terms of the type of work that they naturally would gravitate to. So if somebody is amazing and loves playing hours and hours of strategy games, and if we put that person in front of the machine, turning out widgets is going to be a very bad mismatch, and then we need to pay them a lot of money and continue trying to squeeze them to improve that performance. But if somebody is motivated by strategy games, and we give them the kind of problems that are very similar to the type of things that they naturally gravitate to they will be motivated. So we're not creating a new game for them, but we're looking at parallels and helping them to find that intrinsic motivation. And that's something that I think becomes super, super powerful where they then create their own games based on the work that we want them to achieve." - George Kesselman 

Fresh out of the studio, George Kesselman joined us to discuss his new book "The Power of Play". He shares the main themes and key takeaways on how games will drive the future of work. We began the conversation with George providing an overview of how work has evolved from a craftsman environment to the industrial age and explained why we need a re-thinking of work using game play. He dived deep into the different personas of gamers in work life and offered what success would mean for his book in redefining the workplace. 


Episode Highlights: 
[0:44] QOTD 
[2:02] Introduction: George Kesselman 
[3:31] Inspiration behind “The Power of Play” book 
[4:47] How George convinced Wiley of the book deal 
[5:41] The intended audience for “The Power of Play” 
[6:38] Main Themes &amp; Key Takeaways behind “The Power of Play” 
[9:31] Remote Work vs Return to Office 
[12:02] The legacy of work 1.0 
[17:24] Work 3.0 world 
[21:04] Introduction to Gamification and Game Design in Workplace 
[26:58] Different Personas in Games and how they map into real-world work 
[29:42] The different motivations that draw people to work 
[34:22] How to apply game development principles and design to work 
[38:22] Predictors of Success in Matching People to Work 
[40:40] Gauging Performances of Workers in remote and distributed environments 
[43:13] Things not in the book and is a sequel in the works? 
[44:58] What does success mean for “The Power of Play” book? 
[46:13] Closing 

Podcast Information: Bernard Leong hosts and produces the show. Proper credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed and edited in both video and audio format by Thomas G Craig.

The Power of Play and Future of Work with George Kesselman

A weekly podcast dissecting the pulse of business, technology & media in Asia. Hear our host interviewing leading journalists, senior executives, respectable authors & thinkers, entrepreneurs & thought leaders to discuss the most important issues that move and shake the business landscape in the Asia Pacific. The show is originally created and hosted by Bernard Leong.

Snowflake & Trends on Data Warehouse & AI in the Asia Pacific with Jon Robertson

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