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EP26: Life as the ”Owner of a Crowdfunded Island in Paradise” with guest, Marshall Mayer

Introducing
Marshall Mayer, is the NY based Founder and Co-Chairman, of IBG or “Island Buying Group, Inc.”. He is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, with a degree in History and Chinese.
Skills & Background
Mayer has more than 14 years of entrepreneurship, emerging markets business and finance experience, and has lived and worked in five countries on three continents, and done business in over a dozen more.
He was also founder and COO of a US and Philippines-based non-profit disaster response company, specialising in typhoon-resistant construction on remote islands. Mayer is a lifelong traveller and lover of new languages, of which he has studied six.
Now all of that is impressive unto itself however this is where things get really interesting.
A World’s First Endeavour
Mayer is co-founder of Let’s Buy an Island, a world’s first project of its kind which used crowdfunding to purchase an actual island.
In 2019, a group of investors lead by Marshall banded together to make the crowdfunded island purchase ($180,000 plus tax) of Coffee Caye, a 1.2- acre, uninhabited island off the coast of Belize.
Aside from the crowd funded purchase being unique, this project also represents an unusual nation-building project too with Coffee Caye being reconstituted as the “Principality of Islandia,” complete with its own national flag, anthem and government.
In fact, through a small donation, you too can become an official citizen of Islandia.
While Coffee Caye still remains under recognized laws, borders and restrictions of Belize, unofficially to some, it has become the world’s newest “micronation”.
Worldwide Media Coverage
To date, this venture and story has been covered and devoured by readers from major news outlets and publications, not limited to the likes of CNN, New York Magazine, Lonely Planet, Mirror and Telemundo amongst others.
Reasons to Listen
Marshall explains this crowdfunded island purchase in its entirety including the reasoning for this business venture, hopes and aspirations for the project moving forward, as well as what it all means to him on a personal level.
Not only that, Marshall accomplishes all of the above in a highly entertaining manner through the mixing in of story, humour and facts which will undoubtedly leave listeners in an island breezy relaxed state! 😉
For those who have ever dreamt about owning an island —and really, who hasn’t?!–this is an episode you will truly enjoy from start to finish.
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EP25: Life as a ”Japan Focussed Sustainability Expert and Talk Show Host” with guest, JJ Walsh

Introducing
Joy Jarman-Walsh or JJ as she has become to be known is a Japan Focussed Sustainability Expert and Talk Show Host of the program, Seek Sustainable Japan.
Joy is a long-time resident of Hiroshima Japan, who grew up in Hawaii. A graduate of Pitzer College in California, the University of Birmingham, UK and Arizona State University, she holds a BA in Psychology, MA in Applied Linguistics and a MA in Sustainable Tourism.
Skills & Background
She co-founded the website GetHiroshima in 2000 and taught marketing, travel, business, gender communication studies to university students for 21 years. In 2019, she launched InboundAmbassador – a consulting and travel guide training business.
In 2020, during the Covid pandemic, Joy launched her own talk show, Seek Sustainable Japan series to connect with entrepreneurs, writers, artists, innovators and experts across Japan doing interesting and inspiring projects.
Most weekends you will find Joy organizing a river or beach cleanup, live streaming at an off-the-beaten path location, or seeking out great coffee and Japanese sweets.
Reasons to Listen
Joy is a treasure trove of sorts when it comes to Japan related sustainability issues. Through her own program, she has come across insightful guests from not only Japan but all reaches of the planet. The common thread that binds both Joy and her guests is this deep seated passion towards exposing ideas and topics that people should be aware of.
Not only that, Joy blends her natural enthusiasm and vigour for the topic matter in such a way that it’s nearly impossible to not come away both inspired and better learned after listening to her speak.
On this episode, Joy shares many idea and stories relating to sustainability minded initiatives that will may just inspire you too to consider what you can do moving forward!
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EP24: Life as a ”Corporate General Counsel and Executive Officer” with guest, Larry Bates

Introducing
Larry Bates has provided legal counsel for over three decades to some of the largest business entities in Japan. He has held executive level positions at General Electric and the Lixil Group Corp., over that time.
Most recently he served as managing executive officer, general counsel, chief risk management officer and chief compliance officer for Panasonic Corp. A position and role in which he was the first appointed non-Japanese board member in the company’s illustrious history.
Skills & Background
Laurence’s impressive communicative skills, that being fluency in both Mandarin Chinese and Japanese coupled with a stellar educational background with degrees from Yale University and Harvard Law School, set Laurence on a path not many have trail blazed through.
Accomplishments
Laurence’s deep knowledge, awareness and passion relating to legal and compliance issues has helped bring those issues to the forefront of the companies he has served within.
In fact, in one case, this recognition amounted to a rare act within a listed Japanese company, that being the establishment of a new executive position centred on legal and compliance issues, of which Larry was naturally appointed to.
Additional Professional Activity
Outside of his corporate career, Laurence has also been active in many other respects. He has taught International Economic Law on the Faculty of Law at Tokyo University and has been an active member of the Tokyo expat community, holding the presidency of the (ACCJ) American Chamber of Commerce of Japan in 2013.
Laurence has also engaged with the Japan-based Lawyers for LGBT & Allies Network to promote marriage equality in Japan, the only country in the G7 that does not fully recognize same-sex partnerships.
Reasons to Listen
In Larry’s illustrious career spanning time within both global markets and inside major multinationals, his wisdom filled takes will be a treat for those wishing to learn more about the legal sector on such scale.
You’ll also hear about many of his other views and opinions on law as a whole, as well as the rising level of importance of legal and compliance matters moving forward. 
Additionally, Larry so kindly speaks about the intersection between the professional and personal side of life and living. He does so through the mentioning of his family, including his husband and kids. Larry also reveals what it was like coming out whilst managing his career.
That segment unto itself, may offer a certain level of inspiration for many.
It’s a wide ranging talk that will surely satisfy any curious minded listener.
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EP23: Life as a ”Head of Customer Success in a Climate Tech Startup” with guest, Lynn Petesch

Lynn Petesch is the Head of Customer Success at Overstory, a Climate Tech vegetation intelligence company that is using satellite imagery to analyse understand the world’s vegetation with a particular focus on mitigating wildfires.
Public Sector
Before launching herself into tech and companies focused on helping to solve the climate crisis, Lynn had actually started her career in the public sector working for the United Nations World Food Programme and then in the diplomatic service of her home country, Luxembourg.
Tech Start-up World
She quickly realised that, while intellectually stimulating, she was not going to be a public servant and decided to break into the fast-paced world of tech start-ups – specifically B2B Software-as-a-Service Companies.
She has been part of the tech start-up world for the past 10 years in London and currently New York.
Lynn built a successful career building customer facing teams (called customer success in start-up land) for multiple high growth companies across different industries.
Climate Tech
She worked across the Fintech and Marketing Tech world but then decided to marry her passion of solving important issues impacting humanity with her skillset in building teams in high growth companies and join the burgeoning world of Climate Tech.
Lynn realised that you don’t have to be a solar engineer to work at Climate Tech company. Anyone can turn their career into a climate positive one. Investment in the industry has tripled in recent years and a lot of different skillsets are needed in order to attack the problem from varying angles.
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EP22: Life as a ”MIT Professor of Technology and Urban Planning” with guest, Sarah Williams

Introducing
Sarah Williams is an Associate Professor of Technology and Urban Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where she is also Director of the Civic Data Design Lab and the Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism.
Williams’ combines her training in computation and design to create communication strategies that expose urban policy issues to broad audiences and create civic change. She calls the process Data Action, which is also the name of her recent book published by MIT Press.
Entreprenural Initiative
Williams is co-founder and developer of Envelope.city, a web-based software product that visualizes and allows users to modify zoning in New York City. 
Before coming to MIT, Williams was Co-Director of the Spatial Information Design Lab at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation (GSAPP).
Art X Design
Her design work has been widely exhibited including work in the Guggenheim, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Venice Biennale, and the Cooper Hewitt Museum.
Acclaim and Recognition
Williams has won numerous awards including being named one of the top 25 technology planners and Game Changers by Metropolis Magazine.
Reasons to Listen
Listen in to hear Sarah share her wisdom and insights on how the combination of big data and urban planning are helping to shape the world around us.
You’ll also hear about many of her other fascinating projects, responsibilities, organizations she is part of, her business and her latest book. It’s a wide ranging talk that will surely satisfy any curious minded listener.
Plus you won’t want to miss the story Sarah shares about her one of her past projects. As a teaser, it does involve the Associated Press, the Dean of her university, the Chinese government and of course Sarah, herself. It may just be the top Water Cooler Segment story of all time here at LIFE AS A..!
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EP21: Life as a ”Serial Entrepreneur and Global Influencer” with guest, Alvin Foo

When you think of emerging technologies whether they be centred on AI, 5G, Fintech, blockchain, autonomous vehicles, smart cities or otherwise, it’s always exciting to let your mind wander and imagine what could be around the bend for you as a consumer or beneficiary to all of this technological progress.
However, have you considered what a wild ride it must be driving all of this? More succinctly, what would life be like as someone who helps shape, package and deliver such tech to market?
Well, in terms of our guest today, I could not imagine a better individual to help demystify many of these questions because well, he is one of very few entrepreneurial forces of nature driving much of this innovation around the world and has been doing so for years.
Introducing
Alvin Foo could best be described as a tech savant who has leveraged his exceptional abilities, experiences and intuitive thoughts to become a global social influencer when it comes to business and tech.
Hundreds of thousands of followers can attest to all of this.
Thinkers 360 -the world’s first, and largest premier marketplace for B2B thought leaders and influencers—has labelled Alvin as a top ten global thought leader relating to digital disruption.
Care to hear some of the reasoning for this esteemed status and label? Here are some highlights of his professional background for you to chew on.
Google — Head of Mobile China
First Mobile Head for China, led and transformed the mobile advertising business and helped make China the 3rd largest mobile ad market for Google.
Omnicom Media Group(OMG)— Head Of Mobility and Innovation China
Managed a team of more than 500 people covering all of China. Omnicom is one of the top 5 Advertising agencies in the world. Notable customers include Apple, Adidas, McDonald’s, Nissan, PepsiCo, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Exxon Mobil, Unilever, Mars, and Volkswagen.
China Accelerator — Mentor
Chinaccelerator is a mentorship-driven program assisting internet start- ups from around the world cross borders — from the world into China, and from China to the world. It is operated by the venture fund SOSV, which has $700M+ assets under management and operates 5 global accelerators.
SXSW — Board of Advisors
South by Southwest® dedicates itself to helping creative people achieve their goals. The annual event is attended by more than 200,000 attendees.
NASDEX — Advisor
A decentralized exchange enabling the trading of Asian stocks on-chain. Imagine Nasdaq on Blockchain.
DAOventures — Cofounder
An organization aimed at building decentralized finance (DeFI) through pooled asset management using blockchain technology. DAOventures is a smart money manager and robo-advisory on blockchain.
Globally recognized promoter of The UN’s SDGs —
As recognized by Rise Global.org, Alvin is Globally ranked 19th in the world as far as being a top social media influencer promoting Sustainable Development Goals through personal outreach and engagement.
 
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EP20: Life as a ”Teen Entrepreneur” with guest, Gabe Rossitter

High School
What thoughts come to mind? What were you doing then? What were you thinking about? If you are like most, you might have had a barrage of mental imagery based around friendships, perhaps concerts, a bit of studying, a bit of mischief or even your first full-fledged romance or two.
Did you have any recollection or memories about small business or branded apparel? How about e-commerce, or initiatives aimed at supporting youth and mental health? Does that ring a bell?
No, I can’t say any of that last bit springs to mind for me at least.
Well, on today’s show our guest is a someone who is currently immersed in most of what the typical high school experience is all about. That’s because he is a high school student.
What makes his story different however is that he ALSO has one foot firmly entrenched in the world of business and entrepreneurship, as you’ll soon hear all about.
Introducing
Gabe Rossitter is an 18 year-old student entrepreneur, who is currently the small business owner for his company, “Belong,” a branded apparel, e-commerce based business that supports youth and mental health.
Through his entrepreneurial venture which he launched at the age sixteen, Gabe has appeared in multiple newspapers, magazines, and radio interviews. (add podcasts after this! 😉 )
School Life
Aside from his business, Gabe is a leader amongst his school peers, as he is the Student Senator and Student Trustee for the Bluewater District School Board of Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada.
Gabe is currently finishing his grade 12 year at Owen Sound District Secondary School, and will be headed off to university to study Business Administration this upcoming fall.
As extroverts go, Gabe fits nicely into this category, as he is known for his positive attitude and interpersonal skills, which have surely contributed to his early success in life.
A Source of Inspiration
Through the running of his business in concert with his passion of supporting others, he has been undoubtedly laying down a pathway of inspiration for those around him to follow, including both young and old.
His ethos and strong adherence to the belief that one can accomplish anything in life, if proper attention and effort has been put forth, is a mantra that has served him well.
Reasons to Listen
Tune in to learn more about Gabe’s compelling takes on this journey and what it means to him personally beyond dollars and cents.
Plus you’ll probably learn a thing or two. Gabe despite his age is very much a fully fledged entrepreneur with knowledge and awareness beyond his years.
His enthusiasm and vigour will surely serve up ample amounts of inspiration to others who may be considering their own ventures or projects. Hear about all of this and more in this engaging talk.
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EP19: Life as ”Host and Producer of the CBC Show CrossTalk” with guest, Adam Walsh

Think back twenty years. Heck, go back further if you can. Try fifty, or a hundred. What is one thing that has been part of our collective human experience? Any guesses?
Well, I’m thinking media. For example, the radio broadcasting of music and talk intended to reach a dispersed audience started experimentally between 1905 and 1906.
Sure, it has changed—especially in recent times. However, at its core broadcasting has always been about communicating ideas, news and events often based around things like politics, entertainment, arts and science and so on.
We’re all in for a treat today. Joining todays program is a guest who has built a phenomenal career in public broadcast and journalism. He is someone that will help us pull back the curtain on this profession.
Introducing
Adam Walsh is the host and producer of the CBC show CrossTalk, a lunch time provincial radio program in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The show is a virtual town square where people meet to be informed, engaged and entertained.
A show that meets people in both their digital and actual neighbourhoods. A program that reflects contemporary Newfoundland and Labrador by serving the basic purpose of modern public broadcasting: building community by bringing people together and helping them understand one another and the world around them.
He’s been with Canada’s CBC, Canada’s public broadcaster, for over 10 years.
Awards
In 2014 Adam was part of a team that won the Atlantic Canada Journalism Gold Award Television Enterprise Reporting – for an investigation into the local renovation industry. Then, in 2015 he went to China after being awarded the Asia Pacific Foundation’s Media Fellowship to report on Canada’s attempts to move further into the Chinese seafood market.
Expat Life
Later in 2015 he moved to Japan through a CBC agreement with Japanese public broadcaster NHK. Adam stayed in Japan working for NHK’s international English new program Newsline as an advising producer.
He also traveled all over Japan and elsewhere covering the anniversaries of the atomic bombings in both Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the anniversary of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster. Adam was also in Washington DC to cover Donald Trump’s inauguration.
CrossTalk
In June of 2021, Adam started filling in as the host of CrossTalk and became its permanent host in October of that year.
Tune in to learn more about Adam’s fascinating takes on his own profession, including some of his more memorable experiences and stories.
Plus you’ll hear us chat more broadly about the role of public broadcasting in the past and why it’s importance has never been greater. Hear about all of this and more in this engaging talk.
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EP18: Life as a ”Translator and Interpreter ” with guest, Ricardo Rivera

With each passing year, the interconnectedness of our world including economies, markets, governments, businesses, human relationships and so on deepens.
Now, in a perfect world all of this seamlessly fits together. Well, we all know that is not reality. That is where my next guest fits in. He works in an industry in which he, for all intensive purposes could be considered a lubricant that helps this incredibly intricate and highly complex machine of life, living and work roll on.
Introducing
Ricardo Rivera is a fully-fledged Japanese translator with his own business based in Hiroshima prefecture, Japan. After growing up in Sacramento, California and attending U.C. Berkeley, international living and working came a calling.
Ricardo’s track to translation however, could be traced to his early years of being born in Tucson, AZ near the border of Mexico, where many residents flip back and forth between Spanish and English. His first language was Spanish which eventually was supplanted by English.
His yearning to connect with his roots drove him in later years to learn Spanish more fluently where he studied literature in both English and Spanish at Berkley, which included literature, linguistics, history and even translation courses.
Japan
Fast forward to his arrival in Japan in 2006 where his purview of the Japanese language and society at that point was limited to “sushi” and maybe the word “Arigato” (from the 80’s song “Mr. Roboto”).
This lack of basic knowledge drove Ricardo to delve into Japanese language study during his first few years in Japan. What captured his attention more than anything was the fact that the Japanese writing system and language as a whole, really offers no commonalities with English or Spanish. That challenge was refreshing, engrossing but quite difficult.
Gradually, his immersion into the culture through stints as an English language teacher and his enrollment into a proper Japanese language course, eventually lead Ricardo to attain the highest certification level relating to Japanese language proficiency.
This in turn, amounted to finding employment with a Japan based engineering firm within their international sales department, where his role was acting as a liaison between the company’s office and clients in the Silicon Valley.
Business
Finally, those additional opportunities to further build his translation skills and abilities revealed a pathway to work as a freelance translator and then eventually his founding of his own translation and interpretation business, where he has been at it for nearly 15 years.
Tune in to learn more about Ricardo’s role within this fascinating industry. Hear about his life as a translator & interpreter through this engaging talk.
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EP17: Life as a ”Master Cake Artisan and Illusionist ” with guest, April Julian

Toronto based Master Cake Illusionist April Julian — of the brand new Netflix series “Is it Cake?” has been dreaming up award-winning custom cakes and desserts since 2007.
April’s love for baking and visual arts began at an early age. Even before she was old enough to use an oven, she would fill her mother’s baking pans with hand towels and pretend they were freshly baked cakes. On Christmas or birthdays, art supplies were always on the top of her wish list.
It wasn’t until decades later when she saw master cake artist Ron Ben Israel demonstrating a sugar orchid on TV that she realized there was a way to combine her two greatest passions.
Since that chance discovery, April has trained under some of the greatest cake artists in the world, and honed her own unique style and artistry.
Her award-winning creations have been featured in a number of international publications including American Cake Decorating Magazine and Cake Craft and Decoration UK.
And now you can catch her on Netflix’s new show, “Is it Cake?” which combines foodie culture with a good old fashioned reality baking competition series.
The show is hosted by Saturday Night Live star Mikey Day, and has a panel of celebrity judges who will attempt to distinguish between hyper- realistic cakes and everyday objects.
Tune in to learn more about April’s artistry in producing hyperrealistic cakes. Plus hear about some her insights about being part of a burgeoning hit Netflix show!
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