Explore "sebastien" with insightful episodes like "Rich and Featured Snippets", "Sébastien Haché", "Tusen sjöar - två språk: Jannice Ratus & Sebastien Valtakari om jobb, bröllop och Kalle Anka", "Ep 11 - Sebastien de Castell" and "Using Predictive Social Analytics to Find the Right Customers" from podcasts like ""Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast", "MOUHAHAHA", "P1 Specialprogram", "Invaders From Planet 3" and "Modern Marketing Engine podcast hosted by Bernie Borges"" and more!
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Finland firar hundra år i år och Linnea Luttu och Joseph Knevel har åkt över till grannlandet för att möta några av alla 300 000 finlandssvenskar som lever där.
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Jannice Ratus och Sebastien Valtakari skall gifta sig i Närpes kyrka i sommar. Vi följer med till kyrkan och till deras sommarjobb, på Närpes brandstation. Vi pratar nerver, jobb och varför Jannice väljer Kalle Anka när hon skall beskriva Finland som en person.
På ett kafé, mitt i Närpes, träffar vi deras vän Marie Westdijk och här hamnar den väldigt speciella dialekten, närpesiska, i fokus.
Vi tar också en tur till Svenska Teatern i Helsingfors, teaterpedagogen Noona Leppinen visar oss runt och berättar om teaterns roll i Finland idag.
Sebastien de Castell, author of the Greatcoats fantasy series, joins us in this episode. We talk about how his love of fantasy started with CS Lewis' The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, and the importance of the story to him at a time when he was dealing with one of the toughest experiences a child can face. As well, he shares his thoughts about fantasy's role in highlighting the wonder of the real world, rather than just being a means of escape.
Sebastien then discusses how a rainy camping trip with a copy of Keith Taylor's Bard ultimately inspired his career path: music, swordplay, and storytelling. We explore how his writing has been shaped by what he's learned as a musician. As someone who's coordinated sword fighting scenes for stage productions, he also talks about how technique with a blade is often less important to writing a fight scene than the other experiences one has during a duel.
He explains the benefits of having a good working relationship with his editor, and having beta readers who will help him hash-out a story. Sebastien also talks about the challenges of transitioning from writing one book to another, and of shifting gears when he has multiple stories on the go at once (at the time of our conversation, he was working on three books simultaneously: the upcoming Greatcoats instalment Tyrant's Throne, the also soon-to-be-released Spellslinger, and a third book that's in development).
We talk about the problems that arise when people try impose a personal frame on art. This leads to a discussion about the 2016 Hugo Awards controversy.
Our interview took place in June 2016 at Sebastien's home in Vancouver, BC.
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In episode 17 you'll meet Jeff Revoy, CEO of Viralheat and Paul Sebastien, Chief Marketing Officer at Deutsche Telekom HBS / T-Mobile. You'll learn how T-Mobile launched a successful pilot program for a new B2B VoIP offering using Viralheat for predictive social analytics.
This was the first time T-Mobile was attempting to launch a B2B product. Paul’s team embarked on comprehensive reach across multiple networks. Targeted keywords were established to determine sentiment about the T-Mobile brand. Additionally, Paul set out to identify customers who are not satisfied with their existing VoIP system. The Viralheat insights were integrated with Salesforce data and other look up data to identify relevant people for a pilot program. Paul intelligently selected a target list that resulted in 500 target customers for a pilot. Paul said “because they are so relevant and engaged, they are more than just customers, they became influencers.”
Tune into this episode of the Social Business Engine podcast. Visit our show notes for a download of the T-Mobile / Viralheat case study using predictive social analytics at www.socialbusinessengine.com.
"Conceiving my heart as gutter broke,
my sweet love grants me a boon,
and joy rose up, grey billowing smoke,
smoke like swirls on the moon"
-no quality poem ever.
So back when i started the show I sent Catherine an email. She's always been one of my most gifted astronomy friends. I said "hey, give me a topic for the show." I expected her to say like "variable stars that wobble because of acoustic waves" or something. she said "lunar swirls". i said "I'll get back to you".
Anyway.
she persisted.
i gave in.
and we put together a show about SWIRLS ON THE MOON.
apparently there are swirls on the moon. and they're AWESOME.
So my experts today are Catherine Neish and Sebastien Besse. and we explain everything to Jordan Harbinger, who hosts the Pickup Podcast.
Life is fun.
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