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Coffee Dojo is a show about the intersection of leadership, culture, and creativity and bold outliers who are disrupting business as usual.
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25 minutes
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29 bölüm
30 Haziran 2020beri
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For this season’s final episode, we kick it with musician-turned-filmmaker Boots Riley. His feature-film directorial debut, “Sorry to Bother You” premiered at Sundance and was released in July 2018. The film, which he describes as an “absurdist dark comedy with magical realism and science fiction, …
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For this season’s final episode, we kick it with musician-turned-filmmaker Boots Riley. His feature-film directorial debut, “Sorry to Bother You” premiered at Sundance and was released in July 2018. The film, which he describes as an “absurdist dark comedy with magical realism and science fiction, …
For this season’s final episode, we kick it with musician-turned-filmmaker Boots Riley. His feature-film directorial debut, “Sorry to Bother You” premiered at Sundance and was released in July 2018. The film, which he describes as an “absurdist dark comedy with magical realism and science fiction, …
For this season’s final episode, we kick it with musician-turned-filmmaker Boots Riley. His feature-film directorial debut, “Sorry to Bother You” premiered at Sundance and was released in July 2018. The film, which he describes as an “absurdist dark comedy with magical realism and science fiction, …
Last week, Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook testified before Congress about growing concern over their immense market power, antitrust issues, and political ads, among other issues. All good. But if we were on the Hill debating with the big dogs, we would have also asked how these companies are …
Last week, Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook testified before Congress about growing concern over their immense market power, antitrust issues, and political ads, among other issues. All good. But if we were on the Hill debating with the big dogs, we would have also asked how these companies are …
Last week, Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook testified before Congress about growing concern over their immense market power, antitrust issues, and political ads, among other issues. All good. But if we were on the Hill debating with the big dogs, we would have also asked how these companies are …
Remember the innovations of “Wakanda” from Black Panther? According to Tijan Watt, many future tech markets lead to the Motherland. Watt, co-founder of Wuri Ventures, a global venture capital firm with a focus in African markets, steps into the dojo to talk about the art and science of venture cap…
Remember the innovations of “Wakanda” from Black Panther? According to Tijan Watt, many future tech markets lead to the Motherland. Watt, co-founder of Wuri Ventures, a global venture capital firm with a focus in African markets, steps into the dojo to talk about the art and science of venture cap…
Remember the innovations of “Wakanda” from Black Panther? According to Tijan Watt, many future tech markets lead to the Motherland. Watt, co-founder of Wuri Ventures, a global venture capital firm with a focus in African markets, steps into the dojo to talk about the art and science of venture cap…
Feragatname: Bu sayfaya yerleştirilmiş podcast ve sanat eserleri, sahibinin mülkiyetinde olan ve Listen Notes, Inc.'e bağlı olmayan veya tarafından onaylanmayan Speak Studio'e aittir.
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