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The Chronicle

Charles Jameson

The Chronicle is a podcast about stories, creativity, and the incredible journey of childhood literacy—from the very first book a parent shares with their child to the moment a young reader discovers the magic of storytelling for themselves. Hosted by Charles "Dave" Jameson, founder of Chronicle Creations and creator of Dreambook, this show blends research-based insights into children"s development with real-life reflections on building an educational startup. Join Dave as he navigates the ups and

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01:16:17

Guest: Johannes | The Path Of A Software Engineer In...

The Chronicle ·

2020/12/27

Johannes has an incredible story. From being one of the very first people to work on android, to designing his own game, he's had a storied career both in and out of Japan. For anyone interested in the IT landscape in Japan, Johannes' is an example of what is possible if you apply yourself.

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01:27:04

Guest: Drew Wallin| The Unexpected Virtue Of...

The Chronicle ·

2020/12/23

The guest today is Drew Wallin, a bilingual entrepreneur who's life is a case study in how truth trumps fiction when it comes to experiences beyond belief. We discuss materialistic habits and how they are often maligned as horrible. But is this necessarily true? Could elements of materialism actually ground us in reality and grant some insight into a life well lived?

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02:47:47

Guest: Terrance Reynolds | Defining Your Path | The...

The Chronicle ·

2020/12/18

Today's guest is Terrance Reynolds. A man who in a few short years went from working an entry level teaching position to becoming a local celebrity DJ and then a software developer following that. There's no point in small dreams and Terrance is a study in that ideology. His instagram: terrancee95

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01:00:16

Filling your Brain With Garbage, Charlie Chaplin,...

The Chronicle ·

2020/12/02

I'd say it's a healthy bet that most people are ready to move on to the new year. Mine wasn't exactly easy if I'm honest. That said, a lot has come out of it and I actually appreciate the events I was witness to in the course of reaching the proverbial finish line of December. No email responses in today's podcast. You and I, we haven't spoken in some time so I wanted to lean hard into pure conversation and some thoughts that have bounced around the plentiful free space in my head. I've read about

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57:55

Living With Autism, Surviving Abuse, Savants, Family...

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2020/09/30

Living with out autism is one thing, abuse, something entirely different. Joseph joins me on the podcast for ep.29 to share his experience of having to grow up dealing with both. I think him a good example of what it is like to be repeatedly given a situation in which no one would fault you for giving up or becoming bitter but defying that choice and instead choosing to be a positive force.

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55:27

Useful Enemies, Dangers Of SNS, Black Companies,...

The Chronicle ·

2020/09/25

I finally finished Caesar's biography and naturally there were some life lessons to take from it. Much having to do with how deflated we feel once we catch that mouse we've been chasing. So here is to useful enemies and never ever reaching our goals, no matter how at first, that defeat depresses us.

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58:04

Building Your Team, Sold Out, Predictive Marketing,...

The Chronicle ·

2020/09/16

Who is your team and where are they? I was watching The Last Dance on Netflix recently and for a guy, me, who hasn't played team sports for the last decade, I definitely came away with a feeling like I still was. The realization being that we are always in a team. The game has changed but the goal remains the same, to win, to win life. Additionally I watched The Social Dilemma, and what a great cause for reflection on consumerism and marketing that was. Come with me won't you and share a few

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56:01

In Discussion With The Founder Of A Modern Japanese...

The Chronicle ·

2020/09/03

We are only young enough for so long, to take the ship we have built, out on a great adventure. Drew Walling, the founder of Garden Lab, made time in his busy schedule to sit down with me and discuss the how and why of his starting a business in Kyoto Japan.

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46:49

Making Sake, Hottest Women, Custom Ramen, Motorbike...

The Chronicle ·

2020/08/11

We get the core of what makes for the best ramen. We venture into a semantics war on whether or not a husk is a real thing in regards to sake processing. This time on the interstice podcast we spare no time turning over ever proverbial rock in search of interesting topics. Oh, and we discuss where Japan's most and least beautiful women come from.

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53:25

The ALT Dancing Monkey Stereotype, Genuine Energy,...

The Chronicle ·

2020/08/04

In this moment, what are you doing? Why are you doing it? Do you know? Have you really examined your behavior? When is the last time you did? I find these questions worth asking. It is all too easy to get lost in either, work, stress, or pure laziness, and accept for ourselves a vaguely satisfying life. A life that at a glance seems fulfilling, but like an iceberg revealing only a fractionally small amount of the truth, if we look closer, we realize that the satisfaction we feel is nothing more than

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51:14

Newspeak, Thought Crime, Censorship, Safe Places,...

The Chronicle ·

2020/07/26

The topics hit hard and heavy on this episode. After uploading a comedic vlog I was called out for using a swear-word of the barely abrasive kind. This kind of condemnation usually comes at the behest of greater inclusion. What is, and will forever remain, ironically funny to me, is that calls for censorship, contradict the very thing that they are trying to protect. Nuance, freedom of expression, inclusiveness, must not ever become the hostage of propriety. And we must never think that they are

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46:06

Tradition, Caesar, Starting A Business In Japan, How...

The Chronicle ·

2020/07/17

What's it like to start a business in Japan, possibly during one of the worst times in history to do so? Well my brave friend has found out. It's really amazing what he's done and his whole approach of relentless determination during a time that would make many others throw their cards in and claim no responsibility to the outcome, is nothing less than pure grit. It has left me wondering what can I do about my output in a time that I consider fairly sedate considering how little travel is possible

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57:33

Don't Take The Bait, Caesar, Stand-up Comics, Forms...

The Chronicle ·

2020/07/09

The studio is mostly setup minus my computer I forgot at work so I didn't have my mic, but, oh well. Thanks for joining the podcast. Hope to see you in the comments. We cover a lot of ground from Caesar to stand-up.

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01:01:06

Living In Japan Long-Term, Private School vs Public, ...

The Chronicle ·

2020/06/29

What is it like to have lived in Japan for 16 years, my guest today, a career licenced teacher shares his thoughts on the experience.

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48:06

I had a hilariously bad couple days, moving ahead,...

The Chronicle ·

2020/06/10

We all get them from time to time. This was my turn.

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52:28

Are Kids Having To Grow Up Too Fast, When...

The Chronicle ·

2020/06/05

It's a strange time that we find ourselves living in - would be an accurate statement no matter when you lived. Perhaps stranger still is life's ability to repeat patterns yet in wholly different ways. The example I draw upon today is that of the experience of children, and the conditions in which they grow. How do we even define them, and what is shaping their experience?

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01:01:27

Japan's Shifting, Work, Tradition, Technology,...

The Chronicle ·

2020/05/19

With the way that things have gone around the world, a whole new way of working has taken root, and that way is mostly from home. People, for the most part, love it. And that is not the only thing that is changing. Attitudes towards dated technology and bureaucracy have taken a sharp hit as well. When the status quo was maintained it allowed these inefficient at best, maddeningly arbitrary at worst, old standards to exist. Now that is no longer the case. Nothing reveals flaws in a system like

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01:12:31

Pink Floyd The Wall, Never Ending Story, Breaking Up...

The Chronicle ·

2020/05/15

What is it that inspired you in your younger years? For me it was a variety of many things but Pink Floyd's the wall stands out as a major spark to my creative mind. I've found when considering that influence on me in a greater context I can't help but notice the creep of time and its effect. That All influences become to those not familiar with them, cartoonishly old and dated. Sad, considering that old inspiration does not necessarily lose the potency of its message when really all that fades is

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54:30

Japan's Unspoken Rules, Backwards Thinking, Dated...

The Chronicle ·

2020/05/01

I binge watched a ton of 1950's videos recently and was struck by not only how melancholy they made me feel but also how similar in many ways Japan's social attitudes are still to these outmoded ways of thinking. Unspoken rules rule Japan and you'd do well to follow them if you want to fit in. Of course this is most strictly applied to those who are native but to observe them is fascinating. Without knowing the answer I speculate as to why this is still the case here. A fascinating subject

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52:50

Feeling Fulfilled, E-Teaching, Emerging Job Markets,...

The Chronicle ·

2020/04/26

Relationships are a large part of what fulfills us. That is common enough knowledge. However, we traditionally think of relationships in terms of our friends, family and lovers, all of which are material. Another interesting, less explored form of relationships are those that lack the human component. Everything we interact with is a kind of relationship. But due to these relationships expressing themselves immaterially and less obviously reciprocally, it is easy to not view them as one and the

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