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Coalesce is a historical audio fiction about a group of genetically altered beings escaping imprisonment. After being locked away for 5 years by Michaelis and his minions, the mutants escape, and learn to live in the open world. Our story takes place in the late 1200's; the time of King Edward I's reign over England and his takeover of Wales. This audio fiction has chapters consisting of major and minor violence, character death, and mature language. Coalesce is created and produced under Lunar Hoshi Productions.

What happens when your most passionate users turn against you? For PLG SaaS platform Coalesce, a mountain of user feedback became a source of frustration, not innovation. The product roadmap was a battleground, and the community felt ignored.In this episode, Alex sits down with Maya Chen, Head of Community at Coalesce, to unpack the messy reality of building in public. Maya shares the raw story of the feature launch that almost broke their community's trust and the steps she took to move from a chaotic “suggestion box” to a powerful customer governance engine.We explore:The danger of the '...

A podcast that exists to make impactful academic research more accessible, and understandable for you. We find PhD theses that were published in Aotearoa New Zealand in the last five years, do the heavy-duty reading, meet with the authors, have a sit-down interview, and condense their work into a more easily consumable format- short, succinct podcast episodes. For any questions, qualms or queries, reach out to the PhD: Unpacked team through phdunpacked@gmail.com, or @phdunpacked on Instagram. -- This podcast is brought to you by Coalesce - a storytelling network from Aotearoa. If you'd like ...

Coalesce offers a platform that standardizes data while automating the more repetitive, mundane data transformation processes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

unpack is a podcast that evolves as thabi and kii do. what started out as unpacking new zealand history through the comment section on social media, has morphed into pop culture analysis, and better understanding their positionality in society as two black men growing up in aotearoa