Grant Parker's guest appearances

Grant Parker

Talking Tech

The Take Consistent Action Podcast

EcomFire Podcast

TechCentral (main feed)

The Second Muse

Game Dev Discussion

fun zone

Donald Trump

Rob Knight

Mark Zuckerberg

Ryan Smith

Alan Scott

David Russell

Steve Briggs

Rob Brown

Panos Panay

Cathy Smith

Vinny Lingham

Riccardo Spagni

Peter Gray

John Collison

Jim Adams

OwlTail

This week we have Insomniac game designer Grant Parker on, we got unpacked a lot about the journey into the role and need to know things if you want to thrive in the job, as well as understanding the ups and downs of collaborating with other creatives in the job..Listen on Spotify ⯈ https://open.spotify.com/show/7spDMpMZJ9dr3Ziu8bRwCAListen on SoundCloud ⯈ https://soundcloud.com/gamedevdiscussionListen on iTunes ⯈ https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/game-dev-discussion/id1459400002Listen on YouTube ⯈ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKfTBvcsO9Kw0b5EVuf4CJQ.Follow my Artstation⯈ https://www.artstation.com/alexbeddows/blogFollow my twitter ⯈ https://twitter.com/BeddowsDesign

This week we have Insomniac game designer Grant Parker on, we got unpacked a lot about the journey into the role and need to know things if you want to thrive in the job, as well as understanding the ups and downs of collaborating with other creatives in the job. . Listen on Spotify ⯈ <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/7spDMpMZJ9dr3Ziu8bRwCA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://open.spotify.com/show/7spDMpMZJ9dr3Ziu8bRwCA</a> Listen on SoundCloud ⯈ <a href="https://soundcloud.com/gamedevdiscussion" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/gamedevdiscussion</a> Listen on iTunes ⯈ <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/game-dev-discussion/id1459400002" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/game-dev-discussion/id1459400002</a> Listen on YouTube ⯈ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKfTBvcsO9Kw0b5EVuf4CJQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKfTBvcsO9Kw0b5EVuf4CJQ</a> . Follow my Artstation⯈ <a href="https://www.artstation.com/alexbeddows/blog" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.artstation.com/alexbeddows/blog</a> Follow my twitter ⯈ <a href="https://twitter.com/BeddowsDesign" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/BeddowsDesign</a>

Ep 75: Grant Parker

today I'm launching a new show where I travel the world through the power of friendship. each guest tells me a little bit about their life &amp; shares a word of advice. at the end, they pick a friend that inspires them to be the next guest.     pls like, subscribe &amp; support me on patreon pls pls pls pls pls pls pls    follow on instagram:   nordista freeze - @nordistafreeze  freeze tv - @nordistafreeze.tv  s. grant parker - @s. grantparker

today I'm launching a new show where I travel the world through the power of friendship. each guest tells me a little bit about their life &amp; shares a word of advice. at the end, they pick a friend that inspires them to be the next guest.    pls like, subscribe &amp; support me on patreon pls pls pls pls pls pls pls   follow on instagram:   nordista freeze - @nordistafreeze  freeze tv - @nordistafreeze.tv  s. grant parker - @s. grantparker

friend of a friend #1 - s. grant parker

S. Grant Parker has been my best friend since 4th grade. From little league baseball to touring the US, we have shared many special memories. Today we caught up &amp; discussed his musical journey.

S. Grant Parker has been my best friend since 4th grade. From little league baseball to touring the US, we have shared many special memories. Today we caught up &amp; discussed his musical journey.

fun zone w/ s grant parker

In the third of a series of promoted podcasts with Seacom, TechCentral’s Duncan McLeod talks to Seacom Business South Africa GM Grant Parker about the “smoke and mirrors” of the country’s Internet market.Parker kicks off the discussion with a look back at the development of the Internet industry in South Africa over the past 10 years, and the impact that Seacom has had in bringing meaningful competition to the sector.It’s clear that the South African Internet market has come of age, and consumers -- especially business customers -- are benefiting from plummeting prices, increased speeds and a vast array of package choices. But, as Parker explains in the podcast, not all offerings are created equal, and businesses need to do their research to ensure that what they’re getting what they pay for.“This golden age of the Internet access has a dark underbelly, with many too-good-to-be-true promises proving to be just that,” Parker wrote in a recent column. “There are a lot of smoke and mirrors in the sector, with providers easily winning customers via impressive offers, and then disappointing when the actual experience falls short.”He explained that in a cluttered and competitive sector, deciding on a broadband contract and Internet service provider can be “incredibly confusing”.“When rival products look the same, it’s not uncommon for providers to promise the earth in terms of ‘speeds and feeds’ to win a sale -- only to hide behind the service-level description when the customer is dissatisfied. Service-level agreements, which may include penalties for early agreement terminations, also help more nefarious providers get away with providing an inferior service.”Broken promises typically hinge on “breakage” models widely

In the third of a series of promoted podcasts with Seacom, TechCentral’s Duncan McLeod talks to Seacom Business South Africa GM Grant Parker about the “smoke and mirrors” of the country’s Internet market. Parker kicks off the discussion with a look back at the development of the Internet industry in South Africa over the past 10 years, and the impact that Seacom has had in bringing meaningful competition to the sector. It’s clear that the South African Internet market has come of age, and consumers -- especially business customers -- are benefiting from plummeting prices, increased speeds and a vast array of package choices. But, as Parker explains in the podcast, not all offerings are created equal, and businesses need to do their research to ensure that what they’re getting what they pay for. “This golden age of the Internet access has a dark underbelly, with many too-good-to-be-true promises proving to be just that,” Parker wrote in a recent column. “There are a lot of smoke and mirrors in the sector, with providers easily winning customers via impressive offers, and then disappointing when the actual experience falls short.” He explained that in a cluttered and competitive sector, deciding on a broadband contract and Internet service provider can be “incredibly confusing”. “When rival products look the same, it’s not uncommon for providers to promise the earth in terms of ‘speeds and feeds’ to win a sale -- only to hide behind the service-level description when the customer is dissatisfied. Service-level agreements, which may include penalties for early agreement terminations, also help more nefarious providers get away with providing an inferior service.” Broken promises typically hinge on “breakage” models widely