Asia Tech Podcast

Edmund Lowell, the founder of KYC chain. He talk's about that interesting intersect between the worlds of finance, technology, identity, privacy and the magic word blockchain. So stick around for 45 minutes because Edwin is going to take us on a world that starts with the Jason Bourne lifestyle of the location independent entrepreneur, all the way up to KYC compliance with large financial institutions rounding up with a view of society. | Asia Tech Podcast

“The best way to learn is through conversations” - Jason Choi, host of Blockcrunch Podcast tells us about his motivations to start a podcast in Blockchain and Crypto space and why his conversations look to go deeper into the subject matter of cryptocurrencies, blockchain and #cryptotwitter. Jason and Graham also discuss on the podcasting scenario in US compared to Asia. Jason takes us behind the scenes of his podcast show telling us about his guests, how he selects them, the show formats he designs and the content distribution partnership model he has entered into for his podcast distribution. Listen to the entire episode to learn more about podcasting, especially in Asia, the different operational formats of podcasters. If you like the episode, don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already and do share our content with anyone you feel might be interested in us. Cheers!!! | Asia Tech Podcast

BlocBox claims to be world's first company to use blockchain technology for Maritime & Aviation Safety. Their solution will solve challenges related of retrieval of blackbox data, transparency, predictions and ownership in the maritime & aviation industry. By using blockchain technology and leveraging the advancement in satellite communication, BlocBox solution will significantly decrease the response time in accessing and analyzing data in the event of a disaster. They are also working on solutions to help the Maritime industry reduce their carbon footprint. *Note: If you are a Startup and want to tell your startup story on our Pitchdeck Asia show, Click here - http://www.pitchdeck.asia/pda-soundcloud

After 7237 votes cast across 14 categories among 400+ startups, the Asia Tech Podcast team reveals the Top 10 Startups Most Likely to Succeed in 2019 as picked by the polls. Also, a few honorable mentions of Startups who topped their segments or country list. *Note: If you are a Startup and want to tell your startup story on our Pitchdeck Asia show, Click here - http://www.pitchdeck.asia/pda-soundcloud

Tomas Mazetti, CEO and co-founder of Moby Mart, joins us today. He is going to talk about how they built Moby Mart, the robo-supermarket, what the philosophy was behind Moby Mart and what that means for the future. He also shares how that would change not just e-commerce and retail but the society as well. For the next 30 minutes, Tomas Mazetti is going to talk to us about those robo-supermarkets that you keep seeing on your social media feed. | Asia Tech Podcast

The next 30 minutes, our guest will be Tom James, the Co-Founder of NR Capital in Singapore and London. We're going to talk about alternative finance, the BlockChain, Logisitics, Tracebility, Fintech. We're also going to go into the space of deep space, deep space mining, deep space commodities, and artificial intelligence. This is a lot to cover in the 25, 30 minutes. If you're interested in the cutting edge of technology and how that applies to finance, then stick around. My guest is Tom James, the Co-Founder of NR Capital, coming right up | Asia Tech Podcast

Food Retail in Bangkok. What are the challenges in making and growing a successful and profitable food retail business. We are joined by Surasit Sachdev or Sit as he's better known, the co-founder of Hungry Hub. We're gonna hear about his entrepreneurial journey, how he has pivoted from a booking system to an all-you-can-eat marketing model and Bangkok's thriving restaurant market. | Asia Tech Podcast

Jack Chu is the CEO of FundersToken and Lead of FST Network. He shares how FundersToken are making blockchain accessible.Even though the blockchain software stack is being built on honest and open source intentions, it is tough to standardize any kind of integrations on blockchain, especially for enterprise. So in the next 30 minutes we are going to learn about how Jack is working on adding some level of standardization on the blockchain. Moreover Jack shares with us some timelines about how blockchain will actually impact the lives of normal people, people who do not even know what blockchain is. | Asia Tech Podcast

Matt Roberts, Global Research Director for Formula One joins Graham Brown on Asia Tech Podcast to share his story, his love for research and sports. He tells us how F1 uses the Terabytes of data generated by them in the decision making process across the entire sporting spectrum and how the world of data & research has evolved over the past 2 decades leading to a clear distinction between claim & reality owing to the superior quality of data generated now. Listen to the podcast to know more about what goes on behind the scenes for marketing & promotion of the sport and events at F1, his take on Esports and how F1 is embracing this upcoming phenomenon. | Asia Tech Podcast

"One of the reasons why I did Analyse Asia is actually to learn to listen better and ask questions as I discovered I like to talk a lot..." - Bernard Leong, host of Analyse Asia tells us how starting his podcast has helped him learn these skills needed to grow in his corporate role. He discusses his rule for selecting guests onto his show, his ideas & planning that go into preparing for the podcast conversation with guests and about topics & themes he stays clear off to put his guests at ease. He also divulges his need to stay very tuned into the listenership stats and steps he takes to growth hack the audience base. Listen to the full show here and please do support us by liking/sharing our content with others if you enjoyed the episode. | Asia Tech Podcast

"I was really jealous of people who could write really well, cos i'm a terrible writer and secondly being in a video, having the whole visual was overwhelming for me, but I realized podcast was the perfect niche spot for me" - Daniel Song, host of Asia VC Cast, the 1st ever VC podcast in Asia speaks about his journey, from being a venture capitalist to starting his own podcast show where he talks to other VCs and what changes the show has brought to his life. He elaborates on his till date experiences, his failures and future plans. Listen to the full show here and if you enjoy the content, please do support us by liking/sharing it with others.

"I was looking for it, trying to find another show and I didn't find it, so I said maybe I should do it" - a simple but powerful reason behind Gregory Prudhommeaux starting his French podcast Backstage by NextStep in China. In this conversation, Gregory talks about his work in China, how he got hooked on to podcasts and the role his wife played in starting his own. Gregory and Graham talk about "impostor syndrome" and what it means to them. Gregory also talks about few interesting guests and their stories he has had on his show. Listen to the full show here. Please do like/share our content with others if you have enjoyed the show.

Tushar Aggarwal, host of Decrypt Asia, a blockchain podcast joins Graham D Brown in the Asia Tech Podcast studio. In the show, Tushar shares his journey of how he became a podcast host and the opportunities it has opened up for him. He also talks about the lessons learned during his tough times and the importance of personal network. Tune in to the show to learn more.

Graham D Brown, host of Asia Tech Podcast, shares his life & travel stories with Neville J. McKenzie, talking about the places he has lived in over the years. During the 1 hour chat, he tells us about his early career choices, his love for Japan and his startup experiences including why he set-up Asia Tech Podcast in Singapore.

"There are so many voices that are not heard, why go after the stories that have been told a million times already, by a million other media outlets" - Regina Larko, host of #impact podcast, has this to say to anyone who asks about why she brings on her show seemingly ordinary people whose work is having an impact in the the society. She tells us why she prefers the authenticity and imperfections of her show recordings which are done outside studios. We hear about her dreams as a child in Austria, on how she discovered podcasting and fell in love with it because of the way it connects people and allows listeners to slow down in this fast paced life. Listen to the full show here and if you enjoyed them, support us by liking/sharing us with others.