Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew dwyer

This week on Talking Melbourne with Emily Power is experienced bushman and chef Andrew Dwyer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Talking Melbourne with Emily Power is experienced bushman and chef Andrew Dwyer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Andrew Dwyer ventured further into the desert, he fell in love with the people and the landscape. He battled sandstorms, floods and isolation to serve fine foods under the stars.When Andrew Dwyer was growing up in 1960s Melbourne, the city wasn't the foodie destination it is now, in fact it was often described as a "culinary wasteland".But luckily for Andrew, his Czechoslovakian godfather and his Chinese stepmother introduced him to incredible flavours and cooking techniques from further afield.At the same time, Andrew was bushwalking and skiing and falling in love with the outdoors.Eventually, he combined his passion for wild places with his passion for good food.Andrew started venturing further and further west, far into the Australian outback — and he took his fine foods with him.This episode of Conversations explores travel, fine dining, food, cooking, camp cooking, travel, snow skiing, the Victorian Alps, good food, good weekender, travel recommendations, the Gibson Desert, Nothern Territory, South Australia, Adelaide, Australian Explorers, Giles, Pintupi 9, Indigenous tourism, tourism industry, foodies.

While all our careers are sure to encounter different twists and turns along the way, remembering your core values and knowing what drives you are things that can sustain you even in the most uncertain and challenging times. This sentiment is outlined powerfully in this week's edition of the Faculty Factory Podcast with our first-time guest, Andrew Dwyer, PhD, FNP-BC, FNAP, FAAN. Dr. Dwyer is an associate professor at the Boston College William F. Connell School of Nursing (CSON) and is a principal investigator in the Massachusetts General Hospital and G.H. Harvard Center for Reproductive Medicine. Additionally, Dr. Dwyer is a Macy Faculty Scholar (Class of 2023). When it comes to professional identity formation, it's all about reflecting on the things that fuel you, and taking the time to discover what truly aligns with your values to build that foundation for long-term success. To jumpstart this self-reflection exercise and foster self-awareness, one of the things Dr. Dwyer shares with the graduate students he works with is the importance of asking a few fundamental questions: What is it that you love? What are you good at? Does the world need it? Can you get paid for it? As Dr. Dwyer helps us navigate the intersection of personal values and professional identity, he emphasizes the theory of Ikigai. This is a concept from Japanese philosophy that inspires individuals to identify what is genuinely important to them and to lead a life rich in purpose and happiness. For more resources: https://facultyfactory.org/

The Director of the Kewanee Park District, Andrew Dwyer, joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about upcoming events with the Kewanee Park District. These include weekend events for Easter and the upcoming sign up for Baseball. Last season, more than 350 kids played baseball with the Kewanee Park District and more are expected to play this year. Then, we closed our conversation with the Director of Kewanee Parks  by talking about the long term strategic plan for the Kewanee Park District which includes several improvements coming this year and several long term goals going beyond this year. Hear all about it in this conversation on Wake Up Tri-Counties. 

Kewanee is getting a Splash Pad in Liberty Park. An OSLAD Grant is coming to the Kewanee Park District that will allow for the Park District to place the much anticipated Splash Pad with full amenities. Andrew Dwyer, Director of the Kewanee Park District, joined Wake Up Tri-Counties on Friday, February 2nd, 2024, to talk about the Splash Pad and the planning that still must be done even before the OSLAD Grant arrives and work can begin on bringing the Splash Pad from the idea phase into reality. Andrew Dwyer also took a moment to highlight the work of the restaurant staff at the 19th Hole. 

Kewanee Parks Director Andrew Dwyer was our guest on Wake Up Tri-Counties on Wednesday morning. Mr. Dwyer was on hand to run down the most recent Kewanee Park Board meeting and the items discussed. In our conversation we touched on improvements to the Parks insurance and the change has helped move the Parks along on repairs following damage to the parks from weather over the past year. Mr. Dwyer also tells WKEI that Bakersville, the annual Halloween event at Baker Park was a huge success, giving all credit to the organizers who did an incredible job of making the event a huge hit. And finally, we talked about the upcoming holidays and how work has already begun on getting holiday decorations ready at Northeast and Windmont Park. 

Andrew Dwyer with the Kewanee Parks Department was our guest on Wake Up Tri-Counties on Friday, May 19th, 2023. Andrew Dwyer is getting the word out about Summer Baseball leagues at Kewanee Parks. The baseball season starts soon and kids and parents have this week to get signed up for several age based classes of baseball or softball. Contact the Kewanee Parks Department for more information or to sign up your child. Andrew Dwyer also talked about planting trees in Kewanee Parks, the new play equipment at Chatauqua Park, and the work nearly being complete on repairs and clean-up from the storm that hit late March and closed a portion of the parks. 

On Friday, a major storm crashed through Kewanee and left damage in its wake. Among those hit hard by the storm were our Kewanee Parks. Northeast Park and Baker Park suffered significant damage to trees as well as facilities such as the Golf Course, the 19th Hole, and at Northeast Park, a baseball dugout area was destroyed and soccer goals were upturned and moved. Kewanee Park District Director Andrew Dwyer joined Wake Up Tri-Counties on Tuesday to talk about the extent of the damage and the work ahead to repair that damage. 

The Kewanee Park Board met on Thursday, December 15th, in a meeting that was broadcast live on the WKEI Facebook. During the meeting, the Park Board passed their annual tax levy and it was announced that software has been purchased and will be implemented to allow for online sign-up for Parks activities. The goal is to have the online sign up ready to go for Soccer season, 2023. As for what's left of 2022, Andrew Dwyer Director of the Kewanee Parks Department, spoke to WKEI about the beauty of the lights in Windmont and Northeast Park and praised generosity of those who lended their time to put up the lights and displays in each park. All that and more in our conversation with Kewanee Parks Director, Andrew Dwyer.

Bakersville is back! The annual Halloween celebration in Kewanee returns in October with skits and hayrack rides for the whole Halloween loving family. Andrew Dwyer, Kewanee Parks Director, along with the organizers of Bakersville 2022, Kelsey Neels and Cassandra Swearingen, joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to promote the return of Bakersville and urge everyone to get their tickets early as the event is expected to completely sell out. Bakersville returns to Baker Park in Kewanee on October 15th. Contact Cassandra Swearingen with the Kewanee Parks Department to get your tickets or stop by Cerno's Bar and Grill. Full ticket details in our interview.

The pool at Northeast Park is now open. Andrew Dwyer, Kewanee Parks Director joined Wake Up Tri-Counties on Tuesday morning and told WKEI about the decision to open the pool one week earlier than usual and just in time for the Memorial Day Weekend. Andrew also discussed the beginning of summer baseball with a large number of new ballplayers, including enough to field two Pony League teams for the first time in a couple seasons. All that and more with Andrew Dwyer from the Kewanee Parks Department on Wake Up Tri-Counties.

Andrew Dwyer, Kewanee Park District Executive Director, joined Wake Up Tri-Counties on Tuesday, March 22nd, 2022. Mr. Dwyer joined the show to discuss a new opening on the Park Board with the retirement of Jackie Verscha. The Kewanee Park District is asking people to reach out to Board Members and to Andrew Dwyer if they'd like to be considered for appointment to finish the remaining term of Jackie Verscha who announced recently that she was stepping down. Andrew Dwyer also announced the start of work on a new pollinator garden, made possible by a grant, and several grant applications that have gone out related to funds being made available by the American Rescue Plan. Finally, Andrew Dwyer spoke to WKEI about plans for the Park District to enter into an agreement for three Solar Arrays that will be part of the existing City of Kewanee Solar Project with Clean Energy Design Group.

With questions having been raised regarding the budget, management, and decision-making at the Kewanee Park District and the Kewanee Park Board, Park District Director Andrew Dwyer joined WKEI to talk about transparency, raises for park district employees, and a new Park District budget that he claims is fully in the black despite accusations of mismanagement by members of the community. Mr. Dwyer also promoted upcoming Park District events including an Easter Egg Hunt at Windmont Park on April 9th, the start of Kewanee Park District Soccer leagues with practices beginning April 4th, and the annual Oldeen Fishing Rodeo at Windmont Park on June 4th.

Kewanee Parks will be lit up this Sunday, December 5th as the annual Lighted Christmas Parade will lead revelers to Windmont Park where the bridge and path will be illuminated for the holidays. And as Windmont Park lights up, so will Northeast Park light up for folks to drive thru and enjoy the sights and sounds of Christmas, many of which were crafted by the talented inmates at the Kewanee Life Skills Re-Entry Center. Andrew Dwyer, Kewanee Park District Director spoke to WKEI on Wednesday about lighting up the Parks for the holidays, vandals who tried to ruin the holiday fun at Northeast Park, and what is to come next year in Kewanee Parks.

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Kewanee Parks Director Andrew Dwyer joined Wake Up Tri-Counties on Tuesday to talk about the golf cart sale that is ending this week. If you'd like to bid on a golf cart you need to get in touch with the Parks Department today or Wednesday to place a bid. The 19th Hole Restaurant closed for the season as of this Friday, and sadly, it's official, Bakersville will not take place this year. Organizers informed the Parks Department that they would not be going ahead with Bakersville 2021. Mr Dwyer says the Parks Department will be ready if Bakersville makes a comeback in 2022.

Kewanee Parks Director Andrew Dwyer joined RegionalDailyNews.com on Wake Up Tri-Counties on Wednesday. Among the items discussed were the troubles at the 19h Hole Restaurant. For the moment, the grill at the Baker Park Golf Course is off due to staffing shortages. The goal is to have the grill back up and running by next week with new staff hired this week. Monday's storm left some tree damage in Baker Park which has been mostly cleaned up and Mr Dwyer addressed an issue raised by a caller to Speak Up Tri-Counties by explaining how an algae bloom in the Windmont Park lake is part of the natural course of high Summer temperatures and humidity and is naturally dispersed when it rains. Finally, Andrew Dwyer took the opportunity to promote Relay for Life which is moving to Northeast Park for the first time on August 21st.

The summer season is only warming up and that means long days at the Kewanee Parks Department. Andrew Dwyer is the Director of the Kewanee Parks Department and he joined WKEI on Tuesday's edition of Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about the start of Baseball season, the numerous charity events happening in Kewanee Parks, and the new Lou Reynolds, Mr Baseball Mural at Northeast Park. You can hear our complete conversation with Andrew Dwyer, here.

Kewanee Park District Director Andrew Dwyer is beginning to lay plans for the future of Kewanee Parks. As Mr Dwyer tells WKEI in this interview from Wake Up Tri-Counties, Mr Dwyer is in the process of looking at ideas for long term planning for the parks. This includes seeking grants from the Rebuild Illinois program which could help bring some new amenities to Kewanee Parks. We spoke with Andrew Dwyer about the future plans as well as the latest Kewanee Parks Board Meeting, last Thursday, and the opening of the Pool at Northeast Park.

Andrew Dwyer Director of the Kewanee Parks Department joined WKEI on Tuned In for a conversation regarding the most recent Kewanee Parks Board Meeting and the events happening at Kewanee Parks. One of the items that stood out from the meeting was an initiative to bring new trees to Kewanee Parks. Claudia Buchanan with the Kewanee Garden Club spearheaded a grant that will allow for the Parks to receive a number of Red Oak Trees for planting at the Kewanee Parks. We also discussed a new employee health initiative at Kewanee Parks and Mr Dwyer praised Administrative Assistant Christy Jackson Ehnle on Administrative Professionals Day. The Oldeen Roofing Fishing Rodeo has been announced for June and Mr Dwyer tells WKEI that repairs have been completed on the Oasis Pool.

Andrew Dwyer is the new Director of the Kewanee Parks Department. Dwyer, a Kewanee resident and long time volunteer at the Parks joined WKEI to talk about his vision of the Parks Department, his background as a grant writer and budget manager, and the seeming backlash to his hiring among some in the community. Dwyer also addressed potential partnerships with the City of Kewanee and the taking on of another of Kewanee's parks under the Park Department banner, nothing is final on that and more discussion between the City of Kewanee and the Parks Department will need to happen before anything goes any further.

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On this Why Paint? podcast with Andrew Dwyer, hear why Doug Imhoff says his greatest satisfaction is the challenge of building the perfect team of painters and managers.

The Business Brush is back, baby! Pt. 1 Way back in the halcyon days of February 2020, four intrepid paint professionals got together and made a podcast at the PCA Expo. Join Nick May, Chris Shank, Gina Koert, and Andrew Dwyer as they tease their talks, cover the pregame, share their excitement and just goof […] The post PCA Expo Special: Pregame Pt. 1 & 2 | S9E1 | THE BUSINESS BRUSH appeared first on Pro Painter Network.

On this episode of Paint ED…oh my…what do I say about this one…you just have to listen. It’s a conversation with Andrew Dwyer and Emily Howard of APC magazine—the American Painting Contractor magazine—who is our industry magazine partner, and we talk about all things EXPO. I literally just got off the podcast recording with them, and let me tell you…wow…this is a fun bunch and we definitely got a little rambunctious on this one. But how can we not have fun when we talking about seeing everyone at EXPO and experiencing some of the awesome things we have planned? We also hear about the latest issue of APC mag which will be available at the EXPO, so…that’s cool. Andrew and Emily will be helping moderate some of the panel discussions at the EXPO and of course you can find them at their booth at the Trade Show, so don’t forget to connect with them. There is an outstanding invitation from Andrew to connect you with other people in the industry that can help you move forward in your business, so take him up on that? You really need to register for the EXPO at PCApaintED.org. It really is a good bunch of people that show up. You also really need to subscribe to APC Magazine if you’re not already. Subscribe paintmag.com.

Andrew Dwyer and Brian Nolan discuss the first steps in building a business that will live long after you've left.

On this episode of Paint ED, we welcome back Andrew Dwyer, the publisher at APC magazine, to talk about how to get the most out of business development conferences and conventions, like the PDCA EXPO that’s coming to Savannah, Georgia March 6-8. Andrew has been to a lot of conferences, and he’s come up with tips to help you get the most out of the experience. They’re actually pretty helpful tips, and some of them may be the key to you taking home the right idea that revolutionizes your business. Register for the PDCA Expo at pdca.org. Learn more about APC magazine and their podcasts at paintmag.com

With the seasonal spirit firmly taking hold, a spirit for any season - whiskey, courtesy of local Colorado Springs 'Distillery 291' - makes an appearance, leading to an...interesting episode!Joining regular host Mark Turner, and team captains Carrie Simison and Mark Barz, the acerbic Andrew Dwyer, and deer-in-the-headlights debutant Casey Frase. The gamut is run once more, from ball-testing to bell-ringing, Chinese babies to Canadian curlers, myth-busting to MUUUUURDEEEEER - and much more besides!Thanks to our lovely local sponsors The British Pantry & Tea Shop, REN Creativ, Centennial State Knotworks, and Distillery 291, all of whom are located right here in Colorado Springs, and can be found on Facebook, Instagram, or by using the Google. Also check out our brand new recording home, R&D Studios in downtown Colorado Springs, particularly if you have a pod itch that needs scratching!

Whistle Stop Week returns for its 3rd season, now recording in our brand new home at R&D Studios in downtown Colorado Springs! Joining regular host Mark Turner, and team captains Carrie Simison and Mark Barz, grizzled veteran Andrew Dwyer and livewire Lauren McKenzie. Hold on as the team darts from Swaziland to Sweden, Cuba to Canada, stopping only momentarily to consider what one does with their time when YouTube is down...? Thanks to our lovely local sponsors The British Pantry & Tea Shop, REN Creativ, and Centennial State Knotworks, all of whom are located right here in Colorado Springs, and can be found on Facebook, Instagram, or by using the Google.

Wrapping our second season, another person who gets paid to make funny puts their career on the line to join us. A sports journalist whose career is beyond saving tags along, too.Whistle Stop Week wraps it's second season in something resembling style. Joining host Mark Turner, regular captain Carrie Simison and stand-in skipper Andrew Dwyer, is the only sports journalist who can't count past eight (must be why he covers soccer) Nick Rothschild, and debutant and stand-up comedian who proves she can even be hilarious sitting down Melody Klema. 

Why wait for Valentines? You can enjoy a comedic massacre any time of the year!Whistle Stop Week dives headlong into Valentines Day, showing it's love for the news of the day by taking the piss out of it! Joining host Mark Turner and regular skippers Carrie Simison and Mark Barz, are the professorial Laura Eurich, and the class-cutting Andrew Dwyer. 

Finally! A repeat of an episode that was actually funny! On your latest Whistle Stop Week, joining host Mark Turner and regular skippers Carrie Simison and Mark Barz, fresh from his 'TED X' talk, the returning Andrew Dwyer, and with a fresh batch of tit cookies, debutant Lauren McKenzie. 

Whistle Stop Week wraps it's second season in something resembling style. Joining host Mark Turner, regular captain Carrie Simison and stand-in skipper Andrew Dwyer, is the only sports journalist who can't count past eight (must be why he covers soccer) Nick Rothschild, and debutant and stand-up comedian who proves she can even be hilarious sitting down Melody Klema. 

Whistle Stop Week dives headlong in to Valentines Day, showing it's love for the news of the day by taking the piss out of it! Joining host Mark Turner and regular skippers Carrie Simison and Mark Barz, are the professorial Laura Eurich, and the class-cutting Andrew Dwyer. 

On your latest Whistle Stop Week, joining host Mark Turner and regular skippers Carrie Simison and Mark Barz, fresh from his 'TED X' talk, the returning Andrew Dwyer, and with a fresh batch of tit cookies, debutant Lauren McKenzie.

To sustain business growth, owners of large companies have to do something consistently right. What is that 'something' and how does it translate into advice for businesses large and small? APC (American Painting Contractor) magazine's Megan Headley and Andrew Dwyer join us to talk about their recent interviews with owners of large companies for an article that will appear in an upcoming issue of APC. Learn the keys to sustained business growth from large contractors, many of them PDCA contractors, across the U.S. Learn more about APC and look for the article at the end of August at www.paintmag.com.

Business success can be defined in as many ways as there are types of business owners in the world. Is financial stability and career satisfaction success? What about forward movement and expansion? The PDCA Throw-Down Debate at next week’s PDCA Expo in San Diego will feature two opposing teams who will tackle this topic head-on. Stable Business Bliss will slug it out against Big Business Blitz! Can there be only ONE? In this Paint ED episode a few of the debate team members talk about what you can expect…and the moderator isn’t pulling any punches! Thank you to Nick Slavik, Dave Scaturro, Torlando Hakes, Andrew Dwyer, and Steve Skodak for ensuring no chairs or ladders were thrown during the recording of this show. Interested in attending the debate? Learn more or register at www.pdca.org/expo

What is the big picture of the painting industry that forms in the mind of a magazine publisher after years of working with paint manufacturers, associations, educators, and painting contractors? You'll find out in this Paint ED episode in which we interview Andrew Dwyer of APC Magazine and ask him what he sees as the primary concerns of today's painting contractors. Learn more about APC Magazine at www.paintmag.com.

On this Why Paint? podcast with Andrew Dwyer, hear why Doug Imhoff says his greatest satisfaction is the challenge of building the perfect team of painters and managers.

Andrew Dwyer and Brian Nolan discuss the first steps in building a business that will live long after you've left.