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Produck Podcast is a dynamic show that dives deep into the real-world challenges and experiences of product managers, startup founders, and product teams.
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How to Release Stored Trauma Without a Therapist - Gyovany Muñoz (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Produck Podcast, Lee Jean sits down with Gyovany Orlando Muñoz, certified breathwork facilitator and founder of Medicine of Breath. This one is personal. Lee first tried breathwork on a trip to Sri Lanka, had a profound release, and came back to Japan searching for an English-speaking facilitator. He found Gyovany by chance at a Tokyo startup lunch. What followed was one of the most meaningful connections Lee has made this year.Breathwork sounds simple. You lay down, close
What Happens to Japan's Food When Its Farmers Are Gone? - Denis Rubanga (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Produck Podcast, Lee Jean sits down with Denis Rubanga, CEO and founder of KimPax, an agritech platform built to solve one of Japan's quietest and most urgent crises: the loss of agricultural knowledge.Japan's farming workforce is one of the oldest in the world. The average farmer is over 65. When these master farmers retire or pass away, they take with them decades of tacit knowledge: when to delay planting because the weather's been unusual, which parts of the field need
Why Japanese People Struggle with English (And It's Not What You Think) - Nick Godwin (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Produck Podcast, Lee Jean sits down with Nick Godwin, founder of Bylingua and English communication coach based in Japan for nearly 20 years. Nick came to Japan in 2006 with one mission: to immerse himself in Japanese. Teaching English was almost an afterthought. Nearly two decades later, he's given two TEDx talks, built programs that help Japan's corporate professionals communicate globally, and developed a sharp perspective on exactly why language education in Japan work
The NPO Turning Japan's Forgotten Kids Into the Country's Future Workforce - Michael Clemons (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Produck Podcast, Lee Jean, himself a former foster kid, sits down with Michael Clemons, founder of YouMeWe, an NPO based in Shibuya that has been working inside Japan's orphanages and foster care system since 2007. What started with Michael being asked to play Santa Claus at an orphanage turned into nearly two decades of building 21st century skills with some of Japan's most overlooked children. 33,000 kids are currently living in Japan's orphanages. Only 9% of them make i
Why Diversity Without Inclusion Is Worse Than No Diversity at All - Tove Kinooka (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Produck Podcast, we sit down with Tove Kinooka, co-founder of Global Perspectives Japan, who has spent 28 years building more inclusive, sustainable, and effective organizations across some of Japan's largest companies. What started as a one-year teaching contract turned into nearly three decades of doing the hard, slow work of changing how companies think and operate from the inside out.Japan currently ranks 118th on the World Economic Forum's gender equity index. For a c
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