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Hello tout le monde 😊 ! Voici le 21ème épisode et le 1er de la saison 2 du podcast ! Monter une boite de A à Z en parallèle de ses études en partant de rien et sans lever des fonds ? Oui c'est possible ! Cette fois-ci, pas de jeu concours on essaye de vous préparer quelque chose pour nos 1 an ! :)

Alors encore étudiant en médecine, Quentin s'est lancé en 2018 dans l'aventure Marti avec Iliès Haddou. Créativité, résilience, débrouillardise sont les maîtres mots ! Venez découvrir les coulisses de cette aventure entrepreneuriale qui s'attaque à un réel problème aux portes de chaque consultation ! 

I don't speak french.
Me too. Solution ? Marti ! Marti ? Qu'est-ce que c'est ? Par le développement d'une web app, Quentin et Iliès ont à cœur de simplifier la prise charge des patients allophones (qui ne parlent pas français) dans nos hôpitaux et cabinets. L'idée semble simple : une application permettant aux médecins de recueillir l'interrogatoire pour mieux cibler les problèmes et les traiter. Oui, semble simple. L'exécution, elle, reste un vrai enfer. Surtout lorsqu'on part de rien et sans-le-sou dans un projet healthtech.

Bootstrapping et débrouillardise.

Partir sans financement dans un tel projet nécessité beaucoup de créativité, de résilience, de débrouillardise, une tête bien faite et des fondateurs portés par leur projet. On aborde avec Quentin les difficultés relatives à la création d'une start-up from scratch (depuis zéro) et les solutions apportés et notamment pour les financements !

On explore aussi en détail la genèse et l'évolution d'une start-up en early stage (stade précoce), la construction d'une équipe, la communication, les collaborations, les coups durs, et l'art d'apprendre à sortir la version zéro de son produit et de pivoter.

Encore un épisode qui a dépassé mes attentes, j'ai adoré cette rencontre et je ressors grandi des réflexions et insights partagés ! On vous propose un épisode "how to" (boîte à outils) rempli de bienveillance et toujours dans un mode aussi détendu😊. J’ai beaucoup apprécié la sincérité, l’authenticité et le discours très réaliste de Quentin. C’est toujours avec joie que nous vous partageons ces moments !

Encore merci à Quentin de m’avoir accueilli chez lui et d’avoir pris le temps pour cet échange ! Pour voir les coulisses de cet épisode, rendez-vous sur notre Instagram (abonnez -vous !).

Dans cet épisode on parle de : 

L’épisode de Pierre Balaz et Mediglotte 

Hack Your Care et l’épisode de Solène, go écouter ! 

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Chapitres :

00:00 : Générique

03:03 : MEDERE

04:02 : Introduction, Présentation, Agenda

08:08 : Parcours médical, pourquoi médecine, passage scolaire et soins à l’étranger

25:48 : MARTI, genèse pendant l’externat, hackathon, organiser ton temps

42:49 : Monter une équipe, le financement, débrouillardise

52:35 : Comment développer du software (une application, une web app, un site) ?

01:00:08 : MARTI, qu’est-ce que c’est, pour qui, comment ça marche ?

01:13:36 : L’étude de marché, le type de structure juridique, frais

01:22:11 : Chercher des collaborations / des clients, développer son prototype, itérer, parler de ses idées

01:43:10 : Communiquer, pour le futur

01:52:30 : Intéresser les étudiants à l’entrepreneuriat, briser les doutes, les peurs

02:03:00 : Questions de fin

02:14:00 : Générique.

The Stooges - Aerosmith - Marti, Gérard Pansanel & Pierre Peyras - Duke Ellington

Le mariage, c’est avant tout le fondement élémentaire de l'organisation de la société. Mais au delà de cela, le mariage, c’est avant tout l'union de deux personnes qui vont bâtir une vie commune …

Enfin ça c’est qu’on essaye de vous faire croire, mes bien chers frères, mes bien chères soeurs, la Vérité est ailleurs.
Que nous ont enseigné les soaps américains ? Que pour réussir un mariage traditionnel, la mariée doit posséder quelque chose d'ancien, quelque chose de neuf, quelque chose d'emprunté et quelque chose de bleu. Et rien d’autres.

Ainsi vous ne trouverez pas dans ce coin des chants liturgiques et autres cantiques. Pas non plus de chansons qui vont vous alexandrialexandrer ou vous lacduconémarer. Non ici, Cédric le maître de cérémonie suit le cahier des charges, accompagné de la voix de Vero.
Suivez leurs consignes et vous verrez, vous ferez un Mariage Traditionnel Réussi.

On this episode of the Life in the Carolinas podcast, Carl sits down with the always-entertaining Marti Mongiello, along with previous guest Orlando Herrera.

Marti grew up with who he calls the equivalent of the von Trapp family. His parents were stage actors in the Marian Theater Guild, as well as directors and producers. He was brought up in a thespian world, which meant he performed regularly, from school plays to professional productions. Living in an Italian household also meant that Marti was expected to earn his dues, which included having to pay for his own high school tuition. This instilled both a sense of discipline and the value of the dollar, which influences his decisions even today.

Nearing adulthood, Marti decided to go into the military, mainly due to the fact that he had two marks against him on his federal record for drug use. He was also, at that time, part of a gang and even ended up in jail (from which his mother had to bail him out of). He was rejected by the Air Force precisely for his drug use but was just able to enter the Navy and spent many days in a nuclear submarine.

Marti shares a plethora of incredible experiences in the Navy with Carl and Orlando, including his personal interactions with President Bill Clinton. Marti turned his love for the culinary arts into a profession, becoming a Navy cook. In nine years’, time, he received an opportunity to serve as a chef in the White House.

Referring to the White House as “the diaspora of the world”, Marti recalls the many diverse guests of the presidents from Bill Clinton onwards. Drawing from his own personal experiences sharing meals with different peoples all over the world, Marti says that, “People are just people, and the great confluence on Earth is eating and dining together with each other. Indeed, during the many years Marti spent living in Asia and Europe—being able to experience intimately the plights of a variety of cultures—he learned to appreciate the conveniences he grew up with as a Westerner.

Marti ends by saying, “I just encourage people to think about what you do have during the amount of time you have left here; and stop comparing yourself to what everyone else has.”

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Drag Queen Marti Cummings is literally running for office in New York City. She could be the newest member of the City Council. Marti sits down with us for a NSFW convo about the drag of politics. 

For Marvel’s Avengers films, my guest Marti Romances and his talented team at Territory Studio worked closely with production designer Charles Wood and the art department to craft a visual language to support the filmmakers' vision and reflect each individual character's of the personalities.

Ok you're hooked right? Marti shares his insights and experiences on design, tech and filmmaking working on so many great films and spots, I know you'll eat this episode up. Check out their showreel here.

Thanks,

Jordan

Congrats to Mario Garza on being chosen fo the Superlounge Diversity Award! He'll be at Commercial Directing Bootcamp June 15th, 2019. Limit 20 filmmakers.

This runs an hour and 15 min.

For Marvel’s Avengers films, my guest Marti Romances and his talented team at Territory Studio worked closely with production designer Charles Wood and the art department to craft a visual language to support the filmmakers' vision and reflect each individual character's of the personalities.

Ok you're hooked right? Marti shares his insights and experiences on design, tech and filmmaking working on so many great films and spots, I know you'll eat this episode up. Check out their showreel here.

Thanks,

Jordan

Congrats to Mario Garza on being chosen fo the Superlounge Diversity Award! He'll be at Commercial Directing Bootcamp June 15th, 2019. Limit 20 filmmakers.

This runs an hour and 15 min.

Televigion has returned! In a new more focused format and with a new name, Pilot Season.

We (James and Rachel) will be recording regular episodes where we have watched the pilot episode of a show and then we'll chat for roughly half an hour. Sometimes we'll know the show, and sometimes we won't. Sometimes we'll like the show, and sometimes we won't. But we promise to have fun discussing it.

This episode we're watching Sharp Objects on Sky Atlantic/Now TV, a brand new miniseries starring Amy Adams playing an emotionally troubled reporter who returns to her hometown in Missouri to cover the murder of two young girls.

For the future we're looking for recommendations and guests! Get in touch with us:- Televigion on Twitter, James on Twitter, Rachel on Instagram, Rachel on Twitter, The Televigion Blog or televigionist@gmail.com.

CHRIS FOGAL! In this week's interview we join The Gamits front man at his recording studio, Black In Bluhm, to talk about the studio's success, Denver at large and his new band: DWAYNE and their self-titled debut on Paper + Plastick!

It's the gender bending episode to top all gender bending episodes, y'all. We've got New York City nightclub performer and comedian Marti Gould Cummings; the return of Sherry Vine & Josh Rosenzweig from Here TV; and, actor and director Christopher Logan up in here, up in here.

First up, Marti Gould Cummings drops by to tell us about how he went from his family's Maryland farm to take New York City by storm, befriending the city's Broadway and nightlife entertainers and quickly transforming himself into a unique, gender bending cabaret performer and comedian. He hosts four shows a week, has his own series of web shows, and despite being insanely busy, finds time for activism and he's calling out to his generation to wrap it up before you hit the kitty. You'll just have to listen to hear how that came to be. It's scandalous! Hear Marti at the 20:00 minute mark.

Then, we've got the return of our most-frequent Swish guest, the international phenomenon that is Miss Sherry Vine along with her HereTV boss and best friend Josh Rosenzweig. It's always a party when we get together with our old friends after one of Sherry's shows (she was performing at DC's Level One/Cobalt last Friday night) and together we talked about Sherry's newest parody's, originals, and her touring schedule, the return of her television variety show, She's Living for This, what's new at the all-gay network, and much more. Hear all the craziness with Sherry, Josh, Scott & Steve at the 52:58 minute mark.

After that, Scott chats with actor and director Christopher Logan. Known best for his role as Patty Melt in the cult classic movie Connie & Carla, Christopher has starred in tons of films and television shows and now he's produced an amazing coffee table book called, dr.a.g., featuring amazing photographs of drag queens from New York to Las Vegas to the queens of RuPaul's Drag Race (including Sherry Vine, too!). It's a great collection, created to support independent film projects and we recommend it highly. Listen in on Christopher at the 1:20:30 mark.

The boys also talk about the Inauguration, including the First Lady's bangs; what the gays think of vaginas; same-sex-coupled British monarchs may get to have their offspring claim the thrown; Lindsay Lohan just keeps diggin' a bigger hole; Hasbro is retiring one of the classic Monopoly pieces; It's a mega-show people...and we hope you'll join us for all the fun. Word.

Bio Ritmo - Salsa Pa’l Mundo
(MP3 Podcast on www.ParisDJs.com) Electric Cowbell, 2011-12-15

Did you pass on La Verdad, the latest Bio Ritmo album released at the end of the summer on Electric Cowbell Records? If that's the case, then you've missed the Salsa album of the year, no less. The only letdown of this fantastic and frantic record is its length - under 40 minutes - definitively too short, but explainable by the fact that it's also available on a (heavily recommended) vinyl. Rei Alvarez, one of the main forces of the group, prepared for Paris DJs a mix of his old vinyls, the only kind of records he's got... and a he's got a lot of it!. It's a selection of music that has influenced Bio Ritmo, which doesn't include many tracks from the awesome Fania Records catalog, but rather focuses on its shadows, smaller and independent Salsa music that was released during the 70's and 80's. The one-hour long resulting mix is as killer as the album, with lots of very rare stuff, And we're as honored to have Bio Ritmo onboard of the Paris DJs podcast, as they were to be featured in the latest, Latin issue of Wax Poetics! I think I've already said that, but get the album, you don't hear amazing Salsa with psychedelic hints of ethio jazz, afrobeat or dub that often!!

Tracklisting :
01. Dick Hyman - The Topless Dancers of Corfu (excerpt)
(from 'Moog - The Electric Eclectics Of Dick Hyman' album, 1969 / Command Records)
02. Haciendo Punto en Otro Son - Mambo Mago
(from 'Haciendo Punto En Otro Son' album, 1978 / Artomax)
03. Cheo Feliciano - Periodico de Siempre
(from 'Profundo' album, 1982 / Vaya Records)
04. Ismael Rivera - Seis de Borinquen
(from 'Feliz Navidad' album, 1975 / Tico Records)
05. Marty Galagarza y La Conquistadora - La Tristeza
(from 'Pinocho' album, 1974 / Vaya Records)
06. Raul Marrero Y Su Orquesta - Las Modas de Hoy
(from 'Salsa Internacional All Stars Vol.2' compilation, 1979 / Salsa International)
07. Bobby Valentin Y Su Orquesta - Como Me Duele La Piel
(from 'Como Nunca' album, 1990 / Bronco Records)
08. Sammy Gonzalez - Buscame
(from 'El Rey De La Salsa' album, 1980, Funny)
09. El Sonido Original con Luisito Marti y Anthony Rios - Melancolia
(from 'El Sonido Original con Luisito Marti y Anthony Rios' album, 1978 / Karen Records)
10. Marvin Santiago - Cuando No Te Acuerdes
(from 'Fuego A La Jicotea' album, 1979 / TH Records)
11. Tata Vazquez y Su Cucumay - Villa Azul
(from 'Tata Vazquez Y Su Cucumay' album, 1973 / Mericana Records)
12. Raphy Leavitt y su Orquesta La Selecta - Quien es Quien
(from 'Soledad album, 1979 / Rio Piedras Records)
13. Cano Estremera - Pide y Toma
(from 'El Nino De Oro' album, 1986 / PDC)
14. Sammy Gonzalez - Con El Correr de Los Dias
(from 'Sammy Gonzalez' album, 1981 / Funny)
15. Conjunto Universal - Oyelo Bien
(from 'Dando Candela..!' album, 1974 / Velvet Records)
Total time : 59:44, recorded november 14, 2011

All the original cover artworks are available on the Paris DJs blog

Credits :
Selected and mixed by Rattan DJ aka Rei Alvarez from Bio Ritmo
Audio mastering by Grant Phabao (grantphabao.com)
Artwork layout by Djouls (djouls.com) copying the Bio Ritmo La Verdad album and using a design by Rei Alvarez who did all of the band's album covers since 2003

Links
Rei Alvarez : official | gigposters | myspace | tumblr
Bio Ritmo : official | bandcamp | discogs | facebook | myspace | parisdjs | soundcloud | twitter | youtube
Electric Cowbell Records : official | bandcamp | discogs | facebook | parisdjs | soundcloud | twitter
Paris DJs : official | facebook | myspace | parisdjs | soundcloud | twitter | youtube

EPN Exclusive with Trey Pennington

Trey Pennington of EPN with an exclusive interview with Dr. Mollie Marti, a sports and performance psychologist, is founder of BestLifeDesign.com, an e-magazine and support community for people who want the most out of their life. This premier life design resource provides tools, advice, and inspiration in all areas of life design, including health, fitness, relationships, finances, career, spirituality, and success.

Mollie also is a successful entrepreneur and lawyer. She has a prestigious list of coaching clients, including Olympians and business superstars. She is an adjunct professor at the University of Iowa Department of Psychology and is widely published in academic journals.