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Tiny Little Victories
by Jennifer Kite-Powell
Tiny Little Victories is a podcast where music and culture get personal. Hosted by journalist and author Jennifer Kite-Powell, the show dishes up curious, messy and true conversations with musicians, creatives and cultural voices.
Episodes
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Reset, baby!
Get ready to embrace the unexpected with host Jennifer Kite-Powell! This reset episode, with no edits, is all about creativity, culture, and a dash of chaos as we gear up for our live show at SXSW 2026 in Austin, Texas. Tune in for laughs, insights, laments, okay, some rants, and a few surprises!...
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Voltage
Buddy Red sits down with host Jennifer Kite-Powell for a conversation about the sound he is shaping and the life that continues to shape it. They talk about the artists who raised his ear, the places that shifted his perspective, and the moments that pushed him toward blues rock instead of…
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Insistence
Insistence with Geoff Wilkinson, Us3 Tiny Victory: Remapping sound on his own terms. In this episode, host Jennifer Kite-Powell sat down with Geoff Wilkinson, founder of Us3 and the mind behind the iconic Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia). They discuss his new album Soundtrack, which was released on…
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Craft
Craft with Casey Ritts and Peter Gosselin, CAPE Agency Tiny Victory: Reclaiming the creative soul of advertising. In this episode, Jennifer sits down with Peter Gosselin and Casey Ritts, co-founders of CAPE Agency in New York, to talk about rebuilding what advertising forgot. Their partnership...
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Resilience
With Julia Bialetska, CEO of S.Lab Tiny Little Victory: Creating sustainable innovation in the shadow of war When war broke out in Ukraine, Julia Bialetska didn’t pause—she pivoted. As co-founder and CEO of S.Lab, a startup turning hemp and mycelium into biodegradable packaging, Julia faced the...
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Reverb
with Mike Mantione, Five Eight and the Bad Ends. Tiny Little Victory: Staying loud, honest, and human—decades in. Indie rock is timeless and relevant. So get ready to pull out your best fan girl and fan guy personas for the one and only Mike Mantione of the 80s and 90s Athens, GA punk rock band...
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Voice
With Kim Smith, CEO of HealthEvolve Tiny Little Victory: Centering women in healthcare—and in global equity This special episode celebrates International Women’s Day. Listen to a compilation of male and female voices from Ireland, France, Finland, and the UK, as well as the great states of…
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Style
Tiny Little Victory: Turning old denim into conscious style Patrece Morrison is the founder of Chicks and Caboodles, a sustainable denim handbag brand that merges style with environmental consciousness. Through upcycling denim, she creates one-of-a-kind, eco-friendly accessories that prioritize...
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The Food Fighter with Matt Eastland
Buckle up for an unforgettable conversation with Matt Eastland, the effervescent host of the Food Fight Podcast. Matt is a food fanatic, innovation aficionado, and lover of food trends and tech. As the creator and host of the popular podcast, Matt has interviewed hundreds of the world's leading...
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The Culinary Artist with Traci Moore
On this episode of Tiny Little Victories, we sat down with Dallas culinary artist and entrepreneur Traci Moore. Traci is one of those women who has creativity flowing out of her mind, body and soul in her four businesses. From Moore's Twisted Berries - bedazzled and decorated chocolate…
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The Magician with Blazej Wojtyla
On this rocking episode, I had the chance to talk with one of my favorite humans from my time working with startups in Estonia -- Blazej Wojtyla. Blazej is the kind of human who uses every facet of his brain. He always thinks quietly and thoughtfully, and the outcome is always something...
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The Bee Hero with Itai Kanot
Here's a fact you need to staple to your head: 70% of crops worldwide rely on bees. Yup, so that tomato is in your BLT, and it needs bees. That avocado that's about to be inedible needs bees. But with their increased mortality rates, your neighbour spraying toxins in the form of mosquitos being...
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Saving our soil with Kathryn Radovan
Soil isn't sexy. Even Martha Stewart, in her new commercial for organic soil from Miracle Grow, is out stumping for soil, calling herself a 'dirt nerd.' Good for you, Martha. But while Martha is making our backyard soil healthier, we need to think about making the food that grows our food...
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The Change Maker with Lea Milovich
On this show, we dive into a topic that people either love or hate: Needles. Needles aren't new to the world—50,000 years ago, they found evidence of bird bone needles. Needles went from bones to metal to plastic over decades. In the 1960s, the US military gave vaccine needle-free injections with...
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Queen of Fungi
Here's a shocking fact: 11% of all greenhouse gas emissions come from materials in the construction industry. What if you could shift that number? Imagine you could do that with fungi and a mycelial network. In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, meet concerned citizen and entrepreneur Joanne...
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The crusader with Briar Prestidge
On this episode of Tiny Little Victories, Briar Prestidge, CEO of the Prestidge Group, drops by for a chat about the future. From a small town in New Zealand to a Web3 evangelist, Briar is an entrepreneur like no other. She is an advisor for Interpol on their investigations and forensics team…
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Inside the box with André Smith
Help me, André Smith, you're my only hope. Nothing is more iconic than the most famous hologram of all time—Star Wars, when Princess Leia was projected through R2D2, pleading for help from Obi-Wan Kenobi. In this show, we explore the power of holograms and how they can create more human...
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The Writer with Shalene Gupta
Shalene Gupta is a Minnesota-grown Boston-based writer with Chinese-Indonesian and Indian roots. She’s the author of The Cycle: Confronting the Pain of Periods and PMDD (Flatiron, 2024). She’s also the co-author of The Power of Trust: How Companies Build It, Lose It, Regain It (Public Affairs,...
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Let's hemp it with Pankaj Srivastava
On this episode Pankaj Srivastava, CEO of Renaissance Park, dropped in to talk with us about an ancient crop that can heal our soil, make stronger products, is recyclable, and helps bees pollinate better (who doesn't love that?). We're talking about a world where everything starts and ends with...
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Getting emotional & that's okay with Rosa Schmidt
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, Rosa Schmidt, Founder of the Defem Agency in London, talks about why she wanted to help companies change the narrative on complex issues facing the world today. But for Rosa, her journey to storyteller was a byproduct of her quest to find meaning in her...
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The Scientist with Max Gulde
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, Dr. Max Gulde, the CEO and co-founder of constellr, takes us on his journey from scientist to CEO. While he was there, he created techniques for analyzing previously inaccessible material characteristics during hypervelocity impacts. And guess what? That...
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The Game Maker with Jan Ligaard
Jan Ligaard is the CEO and co-founder of Immer Puzzles, fresh out of Copenhagen, Denmark. The company Immerspiele makes online word games to rival Wordle. A Reddit user said their game MOVES is akin to word chess—you need a strategy. They launched two months ago and already have 70,000 daily...
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The Trailblazer with Dr. Jenn Hintzsche
On this episode of Tiny Little Victories, host Jennifer Kite-Powell talks with another Jennifer—Dr. Jennifer Hintzsche, CEO of PherDal Fertility Science. Dr. Jenn created the first FDA-cleared at-home sterile insemination kit, which has been selling like hotcakes—more than 400 kits were sold in...
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What's happened to PR?
We all know the term public relations. It's a household name today—you either love it, hate it, or like to make fun of it, but it's here to stay in some form. Freelance journalist Louis Bedigian and Mindy Hull, CEO and Founder of Mercury Global Partners, join Massive Talk to discuss the cringe of...
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The Film Directors with Ken Feinberg & Craig Tollis
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, directors Ken Feinberg and Craig Tollis talk about their new feature film, Love and Taxe$. The film was written by Lloyd J. Schwartz, writer, and producer of the 1970s sitcom, The Brady Bunch. Love and Taxe$ is an unconventional story that unfolds between…
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The Extraordinary VR World of Estella Tse
In this big, big energy episode, the epic visual storyteller Estella Tse joins us for a frank, fun, and authentic discussion about creating moments through art and technology. An AR and VR creative artist and director, Estella is a talented visual storyteller who started coding when she was just…
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Massive Talk: Sleep
In this episode of Massive Talk - Sleep, Jennifer Kite-Powell and co-host Naos Wilbrink talk about sleep and why you need it. They took their cue from several new studies that show sleeping naked had a ton of health benefits, including reduced fungal infections. Yes! The Massive Talk talkers also...
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The Gin Boss with Leon Dalloway
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, we are joined by the Gin Boss - Leon Dalloway. He founded the Gin Journey and experiential tour of gin distilleries in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Brighton, and Chester, and down under in Sydney, Australia. Gin Journey is the number one rated…
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For the love of FemTech with Theresa Neil
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, our guest, Theresa Neil, Founder of Guidea, a UX design company, tells us how she created Femovate, an accelerator program to support FemTech companies. The company donated $1M in UX design services to their first cohort of companies, and the success of…
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Massive Talk - Poetry and Passion
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories' Massive Talk, guest host Naos Wilbrink has turned the tables on host Jennifer Kite-Powell for an intimate and candid discussion of her poetry and process. Hint: it's always a muse. Check out Jennifer's two books of poetry, Love, Lust, Longing and Truth…
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In authenticity & diversity we trust
Our guests in this episode are two inspiring women from the UK who discuss the importance of diversity, inclusion and authenticity in technology. Rosemarie Wilson, the founder of Pragmatic Coaching and author of the book "Imposter Syndrome and Your Performance - What's the Link?" is a mentor,...
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Massive Talk feat. Naos Wilbrink
This is Massive Talk! An episode inside of the podcast, Tiny Little Victories, co-hosted by your favorite pilot, Naos Wilbrink. You may remember Naos from S3 E2 on Tiny Little Victories called The Pilot. In this inaugural segment of Massive Talk, we talk about massive issues facing us today as...
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Apis Mellifera with Patrick McKannan feat Kyle Tindle
Did you know that the European honey bee is known as Apis mellifera in scientific terms? In this episode, I had a chat with two amazing urban beekeepers, Patrick McKannan and Kyle Tindle, who shared their experiences and love for keeping honey bees. Patrick is not just an experienced urban...
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The Real Deal with John Hazelwood
In this episode, explorer, environmentalist and entrepreneur John Hazelwood talks about his journey from Texas to Bulgaria and back again. (bet you didn't see that coming). From his time growing up in Greece to London and Alabama, John is now back in Texas after decades building businesses in...
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Massive Talk: Dating and sh*t like that
In this bonus episode of Tiny Little Victories we throw protocal, format and structure under the bus to have a candid conversation full of outbursts on what in the world is wrong with dating, dating aps and some tiny dating horror stories. (no one died) This new segment, Massive Talk: Dating and...
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Love, Sex and Robots with Alexander Colle
On this week's episode, Alexander Colle virtually drops in from Scotland to chat about the world of robots for a candid conversation about human-robot interaction and some serious robot topics like can you love a robot? And how can you make a human-centric robot, and what in the world is up with...
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The pilot with Naos Wilbrink (let's go!)
Naos Wilbrink joins Tiny Little Victories for a lively and very curvy conversation about becoming a survey pilot, how to make friends when you move to a new country over 40 (tip: it is an LGBTQ church), paradoxes, ChatGPT and pilot training and living in suburban California as a Dutchie. Naos…
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Making films with meaning with Ron Sylvester
Ron Sylvester, Executive Producer of the documentary film, Committment to Life joins Tiny Little Victories for the debut of Season 3. Ron is also the CEO of his own Entertainment firm which manages red carpet events in LA including the press room for the Primtetime Emmys. The film is…
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The Texas denim king
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, I talk with the Texas denim king, Carl Forkel. Carl is from Dresden, Germany and went to a military school in New Mexico when he was 15. While in the United States, he got a taste of what would become his passion for American ingenuity, manufacturing,...
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ER doctor Brittany Lamb and her mission to change dementia caregiving
In this penultimate episode of season 2 of Tiny Little Victories, I talked with Dr. Brittany Lamb, an ER doctor, educator, advocate and speaker passionately focused on helping dementia family caregivers achieve peace of mind in their decisions. She created a free audio guide to help people...
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Your digital rights and why they matter with Hayley Tsukayama
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, I spoke with Hayley Tsukayama , a senior legislative activist with the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Hayley was the 2010 recipient of the White House Correspondents Association-Missouri Fellowship in Governmental Affairs Reporting and a technology...
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Sustainable farming and saving the planet with Darryn Keiller
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, I talked with Darryn Keiller, CEO of WayBeyond. This New Zealand AgTech company is working to transform the agricultural industry to enable sustainable food production worldwide. Darryn founded WayBeyond just six years ago and came out of R & D right…
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Why foundational technology matters with Chris Brown
I spoke with Chris Brown from NVIDIA on this week's episode of Tiny Little Victories. Chris has lived around the world working with startups, from his days at IBM to Startup Wise Guys in Estonia and 500 Startups. Chris led 500 Startups' Moscow accelerator program in partnership with the largest...
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Guy's magical mystery tour
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, I talk with Guy Armitage, author, and CEO of Zealous in London. Guy's first book, Everyone is Creative: Seven Easy Steps to Unlock Your Creativity, comes out on November 21, 2023, and you can pre-order the book now on Amazon.com and other online...
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Everything, everywhere all at once with Mark de Kock
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, I bring you Mark de Kock's insightful and thought-provoking mind. Mark is a passionate digital strategist with an eye toward human behavior, specifically what drives and motivates people and brands. Mark is the founder of Brand PWRD Media , which,...
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The ingenious adventures of Jamillah Knowles
Imagine you are a journalist, writer, host, producer, illustrator, and AI expert, and you exist here and now on this earthly plane. Now imagine you have access to this person right now on Tiny Little Victories. Meet Jamillah Knowles. She is all those things, yet those titles only scrape the…
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Fairytales and the ingenious adventures of Jamillah Knowles Teaser
Former BBC host and producer and artist, writer and AI image expert Jamillah Knowles teases her upcoming episode, The ingenious adventures of Jamillah Knowles, on March 8, 2023. Once you hear her voice and understand how much you need someone to illustrate anything from fairytales to the essence…
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Pre-seed power, why stories matter & instrumental hip hop with Martin Bryant
In this episode of Tiny Little Victories, I talked with Martin Bryant - a technology journalist and consultant from Manchester, England. And, yes, his accent is magical. (take that, London). Martin talks about what generative AI is good for, what he hopes it will bring to the table in journalism,...
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Circularity and planet earth with Martijn Tjho
Welcome to season 2, episode 1 of Tiny Little Victories. In this episode I talk to the Dutch entrepreneur Martijn Tjho. Martijn is the founder of BIYU (Bob is your uncle) - a disruptive and much-needed company that wants you to own less and do more. The concept behind BIYU circularity at its best...
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An empire state of mind - Philip Hordijk
In Episode 5 of Tiny Little Victories, I catch up with the tech entrepreneur turned real estate entrepreneur, Philip Hordijk. Philip is from The Netherlands but lives in Tribeca with his fashion entrepreneur wife and two adorable children. But it was a long road to where he is today - starting…
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Tiny Little Victories is a podcast where music and culture get personal. Hosted by journalist and author Jennifer Kite-Powell, the show dishes up curious, messy and true conversations with musicians, creatives and cultural voices.
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