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Published: April 22, 2020, 9 a.m.

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02:43 - PJ\\u2019s Superpower: Convincing people that karaoke is a good idea.

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• PJ\\u2019s Karaoke History
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• Why Karaoke is Awesome
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07:13 - The DevRel World (DevRel = Developer Relations)

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• Jim Weirich
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13:42 - Online vs In-Person/Live Conferences

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• Body Language and Delivery
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• Hallway Track: Is not a literal \'track.\' It\'s all the interactions, conversations, talk follow-up, etc. that happen at a conference outside of the formal schedule. Hallway tracks are when people interact socially about the issues being discussed at the event. For instance, between talks or over lunch. Most hallway track conversations are open and casual. Sometimes hallway track conversations inspire a future lightning talk, Ignite talk, panel discussion, or full talk.
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• Can you emulate an in-person conference online?
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• Luck and Visibility
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25:54 - Making Conferences Diverse & Inclusive

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• Putting People on Stage That Don\\u2019t Look Like You
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• Passing on \\u201cLucky\\u201d to Others
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33:01 - Prompt and Talking About Mental Health

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• Ed Finkler on Open Sourcing Mental Illness at Distill (this was the talk that launched Prompt)
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• Greg Baugues: Devs and Depression
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• OSMI = Open Sourcing Mental Illness
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• CodeDaze 2016 - Paying Off Emotional Debt by Justine Arreche
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• Madalyn Rose Parker: Overcoming Mental Health Hurdles at Work
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• Mental Health Summit - php[tek] 2014
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43:10 - Making Conferences Diverse & Inclusive (Cont\\u2019d)

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• Being Seen -- White Cis Men
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• The Colored Musicians Club
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• Aggressive Inclusion
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• Micro Opportunities
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• Lightning Talks
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54:14 - Accessibility

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• Time and Monetary Expenses
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• Conferencing in the time of COVID-19
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PJ\'s First Ever Full Talk at RubyMidwest: Act Locally - Think Globally

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Reflections:

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Carina: The exaggerated visual of putting a hand down and throwing people into the air to lift them up.

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Jamey: Holding onto the feeling of being lucky while feeling awful.

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Jessica: Getting pushes to make output.

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PJ: Be a Jim Weirich. Have a \\u201cHello World\\u201d attitude. Human connection is important.

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Special Guest: PJ Hagerty.

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