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Chris Messina: An experienced tech entrepreneur and dedicated community advocate, Chris Messina is bringing a bold, entrepreneurial vision to Central Florida. Our campaign is focused on solving the critical challenges facing Orange County today: innovative job creation, affordable housing, and transportation solutions, while ensuring public safety and economic transparency. Ryan Elijah: Ryan is an Emmy-winning news anchor, having hosted the popular weekly show Orlando Matters, which provided viewers direct access to elected officials—from members of Congress to the President of the United States. Ryan has always been involved with the community. During his broadcasting career, he created a consumer advocacy segment that returned thousands of dollars to residents in need. The segment frequently tackled complex federal issues, including Social Security disability benefits and consumer protection matters. He has served on numerous boards, including the YMCA, a homeowners association, and a Christian school board, where he helped oversee budgets and operations. He was also appointed by Jacksonville Mayor John Delaney to serve on the Mayor’s Council. During that time, Ryan hosted television programming for the Jacksonville Jaguars and worked as a sideline reporter for the Jaguars Radio Network and Fox Sports. Ryan is active in his church and around Central Florida. You'll often find his family at our theme parks or taking a cruise from Port Canaveral. He has great memories from coaching high school basketball and Little League baseball. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The theme of our 27th podcast episode is Measuring Partner Ecosystem Value: Why 90% of Partner Programs Fail And How to Fix Them. Joining our host Jeremy Balius to discuss all things partner ecosystems is Chris Messina from Quarq . Summary Most partner teams are stuck in the shadows—lacking visibility, tools, and buy-in. In this episode, Chris Messina, Founder and CEO of Quarq.ai, reveals why partner programs so often fail and what it takes to make them succeed. Chris shares his incredible personal journey and how it shaped his mission to bring credibility and accountability to ecosystem strategies. We unpack why vanity metrics are killing partner potential, how the Shared Value Index (SVI) is redefining how impact is measured, and why empathy, not resentment, is key to aligning with execs. Whether you lead a channel program or just believe partnerships are your company’s next big growth lever, this conversation offers a roadmap to ecosystem success and the data to prove it. Key topics covered: Why partner programs fail 90% of the time The power of measuring shared value , not just sourced revenue How to build executive trust and eliminate partner “invisibility” AI’s role in surfacing give-get opportunities Why the future C-suite may be led by ecosystem leaders About Chris Messina Chris Messina is the founder and CEO of Quarq, the first AI platform built to measure the true value of partner ecosystems. After a decade watching partner programs fail due to shallow metrics and executive blind spots, Chris had enough—and built a platform that exposes the real impact partners have on KPIs like ARR, retention, and growth. Think of Quarq as a credit score for every partner, and a portfolio index for your entire ecosystem. An Army veteran, former police officer, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt, Chris brings relentless grit, sharp strategy, and zero tolerance for fluff. He’s on a mission to kill vanity metrics, hold partner teams accountable, and prove—once and for all—that partnerships are the most undervalued growth engine in tech. Whether you’re scaling an ecosystem or just trying to survive one, Chris is here to change the game… and he’s not asking for permission. Connect with Chris on LinkedIn . __________________ Go-to-Market Playmakers is where B2B Tech and SaaS founders, leaders, and industry playmakers share the strategies that drive real results. Join host Jeremy Balius for winning GTM strategies from the industry’s best. Each episode unpacks the moves, insights, and lessons from industry playmakers who’ve successfully navigated the complexities of taking products and services to market. Whether you’re scaling a SaaS company, refining your revenue strategy, or leading a GTM motion, this podcast delivers actionable insights, real-world experiences, and proven frameworks to accelerate your success. For more about Filament, visit our B2B tech marketing agency . Check out our Web Designs , our Website Maintenance and our Website Security Solutions. Follow Filament on LinkedIn . Connect with Jeremy Balius .

Chris Messina co-produced the Bon Iver records 22, a Million and I,i, among dozens more by other artists. This is a bonus of sorts before we finish up at SABLE, fABLE . Chris and I casually talk about records made on unconventional instruments, exaggerated narratives around 22, a Million , turning April Base into a proper studio, living in Eau Claire for nine years, using gear incorrectly, adapting these kinds of songs live, big-ass headphones, finishing a record in Texas, a quick pop-punk diversion, and more. https://www.messinachris.com/ patreon.com/afterthedeluge instagram.com/routinelayup

What do TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook have in common? It's the hashtag: invented by a man of the internet, Chris Messina. Throughout his career, Chris has worked on movements online and offline that have helped define social media and social technology broadly. If you've used Firefox, attended a BarCamp event, or even checked in at a co-working space, then you're more than familiar with Chris' widespread impact. James sat down with Chris to learn more about the hashtag and to see how a simple feature proposed via a tweet evolved social media basically everywhere on the internet. Bio Chris Messina has spent a decade working on social technologies, designing products and experiences, working with startups, and changing the world by giving away many of his creations, including the hashtag. His skillset is broad, anchored in product and user experience design. He has created movements online and off, and has acted as an effective agent of change in large and small organizations. In 2004, he helped organize the grassroots movement that propelled Mozilla Firefox to its first 100 million downloads. In 2005, he co-organized the first BarCamp and then popularized the unconference event model to over 350 cities around the world. In 2006, he opened the first dedicated coworking space in San Francisco, giving rise to a global movement. Then in 2007, he brought the idea for the hashtag to Twitter, changing social media forever and galvanizing social revolutions across the globe. During his time at Google as a Developer Advocate, he lead the creation of Google Developers as a brand and central hub for all of Google’s developer tools, services, and documentation. Later, as a UX designer on the Google+ team, he redesigned the Google Profile, unifying 46 discrete representations of a person across the company's various products. He also lead the efforts to design Google+’s publisher platform offerings, including the +1 button and other embeddable publisher widgets. He has spoken at conferences like SXSW, Web 2.0 Expo, Google I/O, and Microsoft's Future Decoded, and has frequently been quoted in media outlets like The New York Times, Business Week, LA Times, Washington Post, and Wired. Links Chris Messina Website Twitter LinkedIn Mastodon James Evans LinkedIn CommandBar Follow CommandBar on LinkedIn or Twitter .

Better late than never, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh are back with an episode that's probably older than Dracula himself now, but hey, we've been busy and it's the thought that counts right? So much going on again for this latest Film focused Pod, so we're putting the nails in the Coffin with all the Vampire puns for a show that like the Dark Lord himself, may be old, but still has bite - I'll stake my house on it. Ok, I'll stop now. Do you know who are immortal legends? Immortalised on the screen at least anyways - Jason Bateman, Marlon Wayans, Chris Tucker and Chris Messina who joined very special guest interviewer Hayley Donaghy to continue where we left off on those series of great 'Air' interviews. Plus, the lads give their thoughts on 'Renfield', 'Ride On' and Beetlejuice's 35th Anniversary at the Cinema (yikes), walk you through what's hot and what's not on Streaming channels including 'Chupa', 'Operation Fortune' and 'On A Wing & A Prayer' and take their pick of the latest 4K, Blu-Ray's and DVD's. There's also (now, to be honest, old) News & Trailers, YOUR Tip Top 5, God damn, stake sucking Vampire Movies and some of the worst Vampire puns ever written, alongside our (sacrificial) G.O.A.T Of The Week. Play catch up with our catch up, but just don't catch the Vampire flu. Keeps you up all night and makes you not like Garlic. Or Sunshine. Or good skin. Written, Presented, Recorded & Produced By: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown Guest Interviewer: Hayley Donaghy Edited By: Jon Brown Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK Logo Art: Mason Jordan Cover Art Design: Jon Brown Executive Producers: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions Extra Special Thanks: Steph & Hayley at Cameo Productions and the Oddyo Team for being the best in the business, Vue Cinemas for always finding us a seat in the middle row to see that thing we haven't seen yet (right at the last minute as well) and Express FM for seeing to it there's always a studio to make this happen, with our greatest thanks to Miles, Mason, Darren & Ian. If it took an eternity to read this far and you're still alive? You're probably a Vampire.

In this weeks episode, the Alphas welcome Chris Messina to the show. Chris is a Tech Entrepreneur and Educational Philanthropist. He has founded and ran several medical technology businesses. Most recently Chris ran for Orange County Mayor. The Raising Alphas Project discusses how Fatherhood is the Toughest Job You'll Ever Love and why it is so important today more now than ever. A Father/Husband has the duty to assess and evaluate the surroundings of an environment in regards to his family. As an Alpha, we must make those decisions to keep our family safe and put them first over everything. Chris and the Alphas hit on many challenging areas with protecting their families and share thoughts on how they have navigated them.

Got feedback? Send us a text message. Chris Messina (the inventor of the hashtag) talks to the Podnews Weekly Review's Sam Sethi about ActivityPub and his work on its predecessor; podcast:txt, the person tag, and more. An extra clip from the Podnews Weekly Review. We're sponsored by Buzzsprout. Start Podcasting. Keep Podcasting. Support the show

Send James and Sam a message or voicemail SPECIAL GUEST: Chris Messina NEWS: YouTube: Exclusive: YouTube is planning tighter integration, monetisation and analytics for podcasts. Despite no announcement from YouTube’s director of podcasting, Kai Chuk, at Podcast Movement Evolutions last week YouTube is looking at ingesting podcast RSS feeds directly with a new podcasts homepage to be at youtube.com/podcasts (a URL that doesn’t work, yet) Spotify: Spotify is working on a brand new podcast interface. Spotted by Chris Messina , who posted a screen recording archived by Podnews here , the new interface adds a dedicated Podcasts tab , vertical scrolling , and live captions for all shows. Want to play with the new Spotify interface for podcasting ? It’s already on your phone. On an iPhone or iPad, open Safari, visit spotify:internal:podcastclips and you’ll go straight there. /via @chrismessina SiriusXM: Freakonomics Radio is to become a radio station on SiriusXM . RØDE has launched its first-ever set of headphones . i.e the NTH-100s Podimo has bought Dag en Nacht , the largest podcast publisher in the Netherlands. Sonnant has launched new AI-powered tools for audio and video monetisation. Dave Jones from the Podcast Index has posted about WebSub, and why “it doesn’t scale well” . The Podcast Index is using a system called PodPing. There has been an update to the socialInteract tag . RSS.com have proposed a new tag to remove the need for the iTunes: email tag used to spam podcasters. JustCast added support to episode level value-for-value namespace! AudiWave have added support PodcastindexOrg - People, Location, and Transcript support to the iOS app The PodLP app has had a new release for KaiOS , adding a season filter (just like Apple!), and configuration improvements. First look: Popular podcast app Overcast is to release a redesign today. Buzzsprout Start podcasting - keep podcasting! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you

Ever wondered where the online hashtag on social media started? Well look no further. Today we have the guest Chris Messina on the show. Chris has spoken at TEDx, SXSW, Google I/O, Microsoft’s Future Decoded and many other leading conferences as well as featured in many other publications like The New York Times, Business Week, LA Times, Washington Post, and Wired. He tells us about the infancy of the hashtag, how it began and how it all rolled out. We talk about tech today (like Republic the investment platform for businesses), projects that he's worked on as well as his journey to being #1 Product Hunter on Product Hunt where many businesses launch their software to the next level! Want to get in touch with Chris? Connect with him on twitter - https://twitter.com/chrismessina Or check out his website here: https://chrismessina.me/ --------- *Be one of our early adopters and VIPs - Join our facebook group by joining here https://www.facebook.com/groups/buyandbuild/ * If you haven't done so already, please *smash* that subscribe button as we drop more episodes and special guests weekly! This also helps our small podcast grow so we can keep bringing awesome guests! *Please rate and review us on Apple iTunes which you can do here - https://ratethispodcast.com/buybuildpod/apple *Support the pod by spreading the word - refer us and tell friends. Send them to https://buybuildpod.com/ and click Subscribe! * Have you bought a business before and are currently building it? Want to be a guest on the show? Send us an email to buybuildpod@gmail.com

A live (and lively!) AMA with Chris Messina and @chddaniel for r/SaaS — a deep dive on community development, how to nail your launch on Product Hunt, and a teaser about Chris's new role at Republic. Recorded live on Twitter Spaces on June 16, 2021. Check out the AMA here. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .

Today, Brett and Adam are joined by two guests: Chris Messina and Paul Mayne. We talk about some updates for Day One in version 4.1 and chat with Chris about his recent adventures. Day One Facebook Community Email Us! Schedule a call with Brett Help and Support

Chris Messina has spent over 15 years living on the edge of social technology. He has designed products and experiences for Google and Uber, founded startups, and changed the world with many of his creations, including the hashtag. He also recently became a digital nomad, traveling the world and speaking on social technology, product design, founder culture, and mental fitness. I'm super excited to share this behind-the-scenes look at his thinking! Get full show notes and more information here: https://michellebarryfranco.com/episode56

Joanna Robinson and Richard Lawson discuss "Closer" the fifth episode of the HBO original series Sharp Objects. It's time to celebrate Calhoun Day in Wind Gap. Adora forces a shop to open on the holiday. Amma rolls into her performance. Camille and Richard have an encounter. This week's interview is actor Chris Messina who discusses the surprising end scene for Detective Dick, and building up the character of Richard beyond his portrayal in the novel. Interview begins at 1 hour, 3 minutes. Spoilers begin at 1 hour, 37 minutes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Messina of "The Mindy Project" and "The Sweet Life" reads a story that explores what it really means to stand by your partner "in sickness and in health." Subscribe today at nytimes.com/podcasts or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. You can also subscribe via your favorite podcast app here . For more podcasts and narrated articles, download The New York Times app at nytimes.com/app . Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

If you've ever used the hashtag, you've used a Chris Messina creation. For over a decade, Chris Messina has worked to transform and reimagine the way we look at the world and the way we interact with technology. A self-proclaimed “master of none,” Chris focuses on improving behavioral technology and the social web. Chris has worked in large and small operations, from owning Citizen Agency to being a part of large-scale enterprise companies like Google and Uber where he's worked to expand, cultivate, and advocate for the developer community. Chris just parted ways with Uber , where he was the developer experience lead. He is currently focusing on conversational products and, specifically, how the use of artificial intelligence (IA) and bots can profoundly affect self-driving and automated vehicles. He believes that conversational technology is the new wave of contextual design and that speech-based user interface can provide a shift into simpler technologies. "Imagine an army of bots that are your friends, or are essentially extensions of your friends, that allow you to tap into their extensive contextual knowledge about the subjects that you need information about. The biggest question and task is devising a way to bring all this information together and in a form that gives us more power and control over that experience, and can make the most interesting and useful knowledge available to those people into the right times and moments." On this episode we discuss: The hashtag: the idea, the reception, and what it's like today. The early days of the Internet. The cyclical nature of design and how success sometimes comes from defeat. The power of the Internet. Open source and how the idea came about. The ethics of creating bots. Conversational UI Automated vehicles Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram