Andy Kent's guest appearances

Andy Kent

Tech Interviews

imprimaturBMX

Matt & Company

Andrew Smith

Mike Williams

John Hughes

David Flynn

Val Bercovici

Chris Evans

John Nicholson

Howard Marks

Phil Graham

Devin Redmond

Jason Fitzgerald

Steve Lambert

Dave Stevens

Doug Miller

Ian Finch

OwlTail

In this episode of the ImprimaturBMX Podcast Mike Hinkens was lucky enough to actually sit down with his childhood riding companion and good friend, Andy Kent, for a voyage through midwestern BMX history. This podcast was a bit different than usual in that it went the more traditional route of interviewing—in-depth—the guest and through that interview discussing past and present BMX cultural issues such as the importance of local bike shops and skateparks, developing style and taste, serious injuries, balancing BMX with the real world, and much more.2001 – Andy’s first major video part - begins at 6:54 - https://vimeo.com/83940931 2003 – Andy’s last full-length part (while injured) - begins at 19:14 - https://vimeo.com/83941746 2008 – Team Get Serious – A week long video project featuring Andy and a few friends - https://vimeo.com/2097627 2010 – One badass clip - https://vimeo.com/15239972 2011 – Andy and friends shredding his backyard - https://vimeo.com/15459897

In this episode of the ImprimaturBMX Podcast Mike Hinkens was lucky enough to actually sit down with his childhood riding companion and good friend, Andy Kent, for a voyage through midwestern BMX history. This podcast was a bit different than usual in that it went the more traditional route of interviewing—in-depth—the guest and through that interview discussing past and present BMX cultural issues such as the importance of local bike shops and skateparks, developing style and taste, serious injuries, balancing BMX with the real world, and much more. 2001 – Andy’s first major video part - begins at 6:54 - <a href="https://vimeo.com/83940931" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://vimeo.com/83940931</a> 2003 – Andy’s last full-length part (while injured) - begins at 19:14 - <a href="https://vimeo.com/83941746" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://vimeo.com/83941746</a> 2008 – Team Get Serious – A week long video project featuring Andy and a few friends - <a href="https://vimeo.com/2097627" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://vimeo.com/2097627</a> 2010 – One badass clip - <a href="https://vimeo.com/15239972" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://vimeo.com/15239972</a> 2011 – Andy and friends shredding his backyard - <a href="https://vimeo.com/15459897" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://vimeo.com/15459897</a>

037: BMX Breakdown: Andy Kent – The Story Untold (2020)

Interview with Andy Kent from U Am I

Interview with Andy Kent from U Am I

Matt and Kierra chat about netflix, car drama, weird tattoos, house sitting, old tweets and a interview with Andy Kent from You Am I

We chat with Andy Kent from You Am I

I recently attended a fascinating event with the British Interactive Media Association (BIMA) and Microsoft. BIMA exist to drive innovation and excellence across the digital industry. One of the ways they do this is via community events and forum to help give their industry leaders an opportunity to share ideas with their peers.One of the other things communities like BIMA do well is engage with influential organisations who are shaping the way industries develop and BIMA have recently run a series of roadshows with Microsoft. So, when I was invited to the recent event in Liverpool, I was fascinated to understand what Microsoft were doing in the digital agency space and how their technology was shaping the way digitally focussed organisations are innovating and bringing new solutions to market.What I found however was the technology Microsoft discussed was the same as that they where sharing with all other types of businesses. Why was this message the same? While we may assume “digital” companies are ones focussed on marketing and media creation, but the reality is most organisations are rapidly becoming digital businesses and starting to transform our organisations with technologies that only a few years ago were unavailable to most.The event covered some fascinating topics and on this weeks podcast we share some of that with you. To help me to do that I am joined by one of the organisers of the BIMA event, Andy Kent CEO of Angel Solutions and the chair of BIMA Liverpool.In this week show we take a look at BIMA and the work they do and the importance of community.We discuss how Microsoft have become technology "cool kids" and how a shift in their attitude has encouraged people to try more Microsoft solutions.We take a look at some of Andy's show highlights and the tech he is seeing having the most transformative effect.Finally we look at how technological advances have also advanced customer expectations as allowing them to ask brand new questions of their data.Andy shares with great enthusiasm both the technology and the value of tech community.Enjoy the show. You'll find full show notes here; http://techstringy.com/2018/06/27/microsoft-the-digital-transformation-cool-kids-andy-kent-ep68/

I recently attended a fascinating event with the British Interactive Media Association (BIMA) and Microsoft. BIMA exist to drive innovation and excellence across the digital industry. One of the ways they do this is via community events and forum to help give their industry leaders an opportunity to share ideas with their peers. One of the other things communities like BIMA do well is engage with influential organisations who are shaping the way industries develop and BIMA have recently run a series of roadshows with Microsoft. So, when I was invited to the recent event in Liverpool, I was fascinated to understand what Microsoft were doing in the digital agency space and how their technology was shaping the way digitally focussed organisations are innovating and bringing new solutions to market. What I found however was the technology Microsoft discussed was the same as that they where sharing with all other types of businesses. Why was this message the same? While we may assume “digital” companies are ones focussed on marketing and media creation, but the reality is most organisations are rapidly becoming digital businesses and starting to transform our organisations with technologies that only a few years ago were unavailable to most. The event covered some fascinating topics and on this weeks podcast we share some of that with you. To help me to do that I am joined by one of the organisers of the BIMA event, Andy Kent CEO of Angel Solutions and the chair of BIMA Liverpool. In this week show we take a look at BIMA and the work they do and the importance of community. We discuss how Microsoft have become technology "cool kids" and how a shift in their attitude has encouraged people to try more Microsoft solutions. We take a look at some of Andy's show highlights and the tech he is seeing having the most transformative effect. Finally we look at how technological advances have also advanced customer expectations as allowing them to ask brand new questions of their data. Andy shares with great enthusiasm both the technology and the value of tech community. Enjoy the show. You'll find full show notes here; <a href="http://techstringy.com/2018/06/27/microsoft-the-digital-transformation-cool-kids-andy-kent-ep68/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://techstringy.com/2018/06/27/microsoft-the-digital-transformation-cool-kids-andy-kent-ep68/</a>

Microsoft the digital transformation cool kids? - Andy Kent - Ep68