Jody Kamisato's guest appearances

Jody Kamisato

Berad Podcast

Design Talk Hawaii

The Renaissance Effect

Dallas Nagata

Chris Lee

Chris Edwards

Eric Johnson

Dean Sakamoto

Howard Hughes

Jason Davis

Sarah Susanka

Heather Williams

Danny Miller

Tom Walker

Bliss Lau

David Cox

JASMINE TAKANIKOS

Don Brown

OwlTail

Trey Terada

Matt spends a fun hour chatting with two `Ukulele masters, Dr. Trey Terada and Jody Kamisato, about this weekend’s 12th Annual `Ukulele Picnic &amp; Contest at Victoria Ward Park. Saturday is the `Ukulele Contest from 9 AM to 3 PM. Sunday is the Picnic, open to all. And Monday is the concert at Blue Note Hawaii. http://www.ukulelepicnicinhawaii.org/en/index.htmlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt spends a fun hour chatting with two `Ukulele masters, Dr. Trey Terada and Jody Kamisato, about this weekend’s 12th Annual `Ukulele Picnic &amp; Contest at Victoria Ward Park. Saturday is the `Ukulele Contest from 9 AM to 3 PM. Sunday is the Picnic, open to all. And Monday is the concert at Blue Note Hawaii. <a href="http://www.ukulelepicnicinhawaii.org/en/index.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ukulelepicnicinhawaii.org/en/index.html</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Dr. Trey Terada & Jody Kamisato – 12th Annual `Ukulele Picnic (2-14-20)

How to Build a Music Business Playing Ukulele with Jody Kamisato Jody Kamisato has always had a passion for music. Through his life he's seen how his 'Ukulele can unite people and build communities through the universal language of music. But turning music into lifelong career isn't something that just happens by accident, it was the result of his dedication to his craft and his attitude of gratitude. I always knew that he was passionate about spreading the message of Aloha to the world, but in this episode I learned a bit about the hustle it took to make that passion a reality.

How to Build a Music Business Playing Ukulele with Jody Kamisato Jody Kamisato has always had a passion for music. Through his life he's seen how his 'Ukulele can unite people and build communities through the universal language of music. But turning music into lifelong career isn't something that just happens by accident, it was the result of his dedication to his craft and his attitude of gratitude. I always knew that he was passionate about spreading the message of Aloha to the world, but in this episode I learned a bit about the hustle it took to make that passion a reality.

How to Build a Music Business Playing Ukulele with Jody Kamisato

Jody Kamisato is an entrepreneur and the owner of Ukulele Hale, an ‘ukulele studio in Honolulu that has produced some of Hawaii’s greatest rising stars. Many of his students have gone on to win international and statewide talent competitions including the dynamic duo Honoka &amp; Azita. Jody is also a member of the award-winning group Heart &amp; Soul. His debut album entitled “Take it Easy” was the recipient of the 15th Annual Hawaii Music Award for Island Contemporary and was nominated for 2 Na Hoku Hano Hano Awards – Most Promising Artists &amp; Contemporary Album of the Year. Jody was recently featured on the Island Style Ukulele Volume 2 album, which received the 2015 Nā Hoku Hanohano Award for Compilation Album of the Year. Currently, you can find Kamisato performing with Heart &amp; Soul twice a week at Aulani, a Disney Resort &amp; Spa’s signature show the Starlit Hui and mentoring his ‘ukulele protégés Honoka &amp; Azita.  Jody also spends a lot of his free time volunteering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hawaii as well as involving himself in many other charity events and activities.   Jody is a rarity in that he not only has the respect and admiration of his fans as well as his musical peers, he also has found a way to build an incredibly successful business around it.   When we think of entrepreneurs, we often think of someone in the tech space. There is a lot of bias in the media towards "the next big app", or the latest gadget that is changing our lives, for better or for worse. Because of this, the masses often don't think of music being an entrepreneurial pursuit.   But make no mistake, Jody is the quintessential entrepreneur. He has the right mindset for success and has proven that you can take your passion, no matter what space it's in, and turn it into a wild success.   What makes Jody so amazing to me, however, is not just his business and creative success, but also the fact that he has managed to design his business around his ideal lifestyle. Because of this, he spends every day doing exactly what he loves to do, with the people he wants to do it with. This, to me, beyond money, beyond notoriety, is a very high bar of success indeed and one we should all strive towards. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/renaissanceeffect/support

Jody Kamisato is an entrepreneur and the owner of Ukulele Hale, an ‘ukulele studio in Honolulu that has produced some of Hawaii’s greatest rising stars. Many of his students have gone on to win international and statewide talent competitions including the dynamic duo Honoka &amp; Azita. Jody is also a member of the award-winning group Heart &amp; Soul. His debut album entitled “Take it Easy” was the recipient of the 15th Annual Hawaii Music Award for Island Contemporary and was nominated for 2 Na Hoku Hano Hano Awards – Most Promising Artists &amp; Contemporary Album of the Year. Jody was recently featured on the Island Style Ukulele Volume 2 album, which received the 2015 Nā Hoku Hanohano Award for Compilation Album of the Year. Currently, you can find Kamisato performing with Heart &amp; Soul twice a week at Aulani, a Disney Resort &amp; Spa’s signature show the Starlit Hui and mentoring his ‘ukulele protégés Honoka &amp; Azita. Jody also spends a lot of his free time volunteering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hawaii as well as involving himself in many other charity events and activities. Jody is a rarity in that he not only has the respect and admiration of his fans as well as his musical peers, he also has found a way to build an incredibly successful business around it. When we think of entrepreneurs, we often think of someone in the tech space. There is a lot of bias in the media towards "the next big app", or the latest gadget that is changing our lives, for better or for worse. Because of this, the masses often don't think of music being an entrepreneurial pursuit. But make no mistake, Jody is the quintessential entrepreneur. He has the right mindset for success and has proven that you can take your passion, no matter what space it's in, and turn it into a wild success. What makes Jody so amazing to me, however, is not just his business and creative success, but also the fact that he has managed to design his business around his ideal lifestyle. Because of this, he spends every day doing exactly what he loves to do, with the people he wants to do it with. This, to me, beyond money, beyond notoriety, is a very high bar of success indeed and one we should all strive towards. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/renaissanceeffect/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/renaissanceeffect/support</a>

Ep.#4: Ukuleles, Entrepreneurship, and Giving Back: Jamming with Jody Kamisato