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As Dave walks along the beach, he talks about the not-so-hidden benefit of fitness momentum and how it can make your life better. To access free 30 Day Walking Challenge click HERE

In this week's edition of "We Should Have Known Better," we cover Liam Neeson's latest Old Man Neeson actioner, THE ICE ROAD (3:05), this year's early winner of the "It Wants to be 'The Wages of Fear' or even 'Sorcerer' but it's Really Just a Turd" award. Perhaps that's harsh, but as scary as Canadian ice roads are in April, even scarier is the prospect of a movie filled with half-baked ideas, crummy special effects, and a villain who has more lives than the Energizer bunny. It's just wretched. But man, was it fun to talk about! Next is FALSE POSITIVE (19:12), which star Ilana Glazer wrote with its director, John Lee. Who doesn't love pregnancy horror? In this case, two of us. As Dave puts it, this is a movie that offsets each good idea it has with a bad one. But one of us liked it! (And though he didn't mention it in the episode, Dave likes Pierce Brosnan's beard.) Lastly, it's NO SUDDEN MOVE (40:20), the new Steven Soderbergh thriller starring lots of his favorite people, including Don Cheadle and Benicio Del Toro. It has a little bit of everything, and screenwriter Ed Solomon is a loooong way from Bill & Ted. And in this week's Patreon exclusive audio, we talk about WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?

Pick a rock, any rock. As Dave continues the book of Titus, he calls us to look at ourselves and the way we deal with the truths we hold on to.

On today's episode Dave starts off by discussing news, as Jadon Sancho finally signs for Man Utd. It's then Discord Thurdsay! As Dave is banned from Twitter he asked for questions in there and he answers a variety of questions with restructuring and entire club, big talents at Dortmiund and much more. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-epl-index-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As the Football European Championships are going on we thought we'd try a whisky from a continental country you wouldn't usually expect to produce a sweet sweet dram. Yes we head to France to sample the Brenne Cuvee Speciale French Single Malt from the Cognac region! We also run down the latests news stories from the wide world of whisky in our epic segment… Boozeround! You can find out more about Brenne Whisky on their websitehttps://www.brennewhisky.com As Dave mentioned in the podcast, become a patron by July 18th and you can be in our virtual audience for our 75th show recording.. How exciting! More details about that coming soon. You can help the podcast by purchasing any whisky using our affiliate link with The Whisky Exchange… Just click on one of these links for the whiskies we featured in this weeks show and if you purchase anything at all. Thank you. Brenne Cuvee Speciale French Single Malthttps://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/aff/4431902/p/39995/brenne-cuvee-speciale-french-single-malt The Douglas Laing Epicurean Lowland Blended Malt Nick purchased.https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/aff/4431902/p/33101/the-epicurean-douglas-laing The G&M 80 Year Old Whiskyhttps://www.gordonandmacphail.com/generations/ Charles MacLean MBE storyhttps://www.forbes.com/sites/joemicallef/2021/06/14/charlie-maclean-on-his-mbe-and-the-future-of-scotch-whisky-an-exclusive-interview/?sh=6763c49c223a Arbikie wins Scottish Family Business of the Year 2021https://www.arbikie.com/whisky Our sweet sweet Zazzle merch we mentioned is available here - https://www.zazzle.co.uk/store/whiskyandthings Whisky and Things:Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/whiskyandthingsMerch and info: http://www.whiskyandthings.comBe sure to find our playlist on Spotify: Whisky and Things - The Playlist Social media:https://www.facebook.com/whiskyandthingshttps://www.twitter.com/whiskyandthingshttps://www.instagram.com/whiskyandthingspodcast For business enquiries: info@whiskyandthings.com Nick Kent:https://www.facebook.com/nickkentmusichttps://www.twitter.com/nickkenthttps://www.instagram.com/mrnickkent Dave Giles:https://www.facebook.com/davejgilesmusichttps://www.twitter.com/davejgileshttps://www.instagram.com/davejgilesSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/whiskyandthings. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 97 is a bit of a rollercoaster episode with Dave Almy. A very honest and real conversation, that has a lot of laughs and an almost equal number of moments that cause to take great pause. This episode was recorded almost exactly 2 years ago. I continued to hold this for the right time and that time is now! It's finally ready to be out here for your consumption.I'm gonna give a quick shout-out to previous guest of the podcast: Bruce Mendelsohn, for connecting Dave and me for this conversation. Thanks Bruce!Dave, who lives in NorCal now, is from Boston and very early in the episode, he makes sure to check in on the usage of bad language on the podcast. I gave him the green flag (the green flag for the red "E" on this one) and I warned y'all early in the episode... so: if you read this first, be ready.Dave comes from an interesting family dynamic, himself. His parents divorced when he was very young and his Dad married his stepmom in the years following. It's really good to hear about how great his stepmom was and what a wonderful woman and parent she has been in his life. And, yes, I understand that I say that as someone who didn't have step-parents and may be kind of influenced by the cliché of the evil step mom or dad.With all of that said, Dave's description of his biological Mom is really something else. He talks about how massively entrepreneurial she is and of her constant reinvention of herself in the likely nevernding plight for constant mental stimulation. He admitted that this is definitely a trait that he got from his Mom.The story of cancer taking Dave's Dad was extremely similar to the story of my own Father. It really hit home for me and this particular part of maybe his final visit with his Dad in the hospital, where he recalls his Dad saying to him in a moment of clarity:"What was I doing chasing the almighty dollar when I should have been home with my family?"Those are the last words that Dave's Father spoke to him before he died. Read them again. As Dave said a bit after quoting that to me: "...going away from that and reflecting on it as my kids were born; that's been the phrase that has... it's just burrowed into me..."I really hope you all enjoy this episode, that you get a lot out of it, that you are inspired by it. I got all of that and more, myself.You can listen to this conversation by finding the Daddy Unscripted podcast, wherever you listen to podcasts (Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Tune In Radio, etc).As I say in each episode: for anyone who may need help during any difficult times: the National Suicide Prevention hotline: (800) 273-8255. Also, I have a Google Voice Number for ANY of you to use: (872) 444-6784. Leave me a message there and I will get in touch with you... or you can even just use that as a safe place to vent or whatever it may be.You can follow Dave on Twitter: @DaveAlmy or even check out his website at www.adcpartners.com to see what his "day job" is.Daddy Unscripted can be found on:iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher Radio | Google Play | Tune-In RadioTwitter: @DaddyUnscriptedFacebook: Daddy UnscriptedWebsite: www.daddyunscripted.comDaddy Unscripted is proud to be a part of Osiris Media! You can check out the Osiris Media website to see what other great podcasts are part of the network by going to OsirisPod.com. Osiris is partnered with JamBase and JamBase empowers music fans everywhere to go see live music. You should check them out at Jambase.com.Intro and Outro music proudly provided with a partnership... Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/daddyunscripted. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As Dave puts it, it's time to get out of the stupid gravitational force. Audio Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lajox7PdS2g&t=321s Learn more about Dave Ramsey: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7eBNeDW1GQf2NJQ6G6gAxw Faceebook: https://www.facebook.com/daveramsey/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DaveRamsey?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://www.ramseysolutions.com/ Quote of the Day: "There is only one way to avoid criticism. Do nothing. Be nothing. Say nothing." —Aristotle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/motiv8/support

It’s on! A NO ENCORE for the ages, as we revisit the good and garbage of a genre very close to Dave’s heart – and clearly seldom far from Craig’s thoughts. Yep. Nu Metal Special. Time to let it all come out. Stand up and shout, etc etc. ACT ONE: Craig has just narrowly avoided some work-based embarrassment so he naturally jumps on the show to talk about said embarrassing thing. ACT TWO (4:24): Billie Joe Armstrong assesses Green Day’s best work, so we assess his assessment. A busy news section, that has time for a trip to Kiss Korner before… ACT THREE (22:53): …Dave talks to London-based journalist and Gunners fan Reiss De Bruin about Spotify founder Daniel Ek's Arsenal takeover bid. ACT FOUR (40:40): As Dave makes a compelling case for the musical genre of his youth, Craig prepares the damning evidence for its Hague tribunal. This week’s Top 5? Best & Worst Nu Metal Songs. If you make it through all of that in one piece, hit us up on patreon.com/noencore.

This week we're joined by the awesome Dave J for a fantastic conversation!  Dave tells us truly emotional stories about his early life and what happened to him early on when he started speaking the truth, we hear about his time in the military and he shares his experiences in the "theater of war", he talks about gematria, the power of  (s)words, love, the importance of humor, "Gatekeepers" like Art Bell and some other names you may recognize, and so much more!  As Dave says, "time is our only true currency", and we're so grateful to all of our friends who show up and spend their time with us every week.     Episode Links:   Watch this episode on YouTube:  https://youtu.be/zH7F0M_4jKs   Watch this episode on Brighteon:  https://www.brighteon.com/2aa2f1b2-7c22-4a9c-bff5-d3fbf80c110f   Follow Dave J on Twitter @davidjdave_j   Check out Dave's videos here:  https://www.brighteon.com/channels/davidjohnson   Check out Dave's Keys of David Podcast here:  https://www.brighteon.com/7d444081-a8f6-4ad2-b59b-4a14cf401417   Find Dave's See/Sea Stories here:  https://www.brighteon.com/2522830c-8732-49eb-ae44-cf558d9a147e   Please Check Out:   https://www.tarotbymonique.com   https://www.etsy.com/shop/WondersByMonique?ref=shop_sugg   https://www.alexarionfitness.com   Visit our website: https://homewreckerpodcast.com   Follow us on Twitter:  @HomewreckerPod   @THEAlexArion   @_MoniqueGisele_   Thanks for watching and listening! Help spread the word about the Homewrecker Podcast by following us and liking our podcasts and videos.  We really appreciate your support!

On today’s Empowerful Podcast, we are joined by Dave Mccoy to discuss fly fishing, conservation, and how he is working to protect the rivers he cares so deeply about. As the Founder of Emerald Waters Anglers, Dave has gotten a chance to shift how he does business and rethink how businesses can operate sustainably in the "new normal". Through the process, Emerald Waters was able to offset half of the carbon footprint in their local Washington county, and became the first fly fishing company in the world to do so! As Dave says, “how we spend our dollars can be as or more important than our actual vote.”

Episode 27 of the Legal Tech StartUp Focus Podcast -- Interview with Tom Dunlop and Dave Smith of Summize Charlie Uniman, host of the Legal Tech StartUp Focus Podcast (www.legaltechstartupfocus.com/podcast), welcomes to this episode two co-founders of UK-based legal tech startup Summize (www.summize.com): Tom Dunlop, Chief Executive Officer, and Dave Smith, Chief Development Officer. Among just one of its several contract-related solutions, and as described on its website: "Summize is a lightweight assistant to the contract lifecycle. Upload any contract and the platform creates an instant, easy-to-read summary." The podcast kicks off with Tom and Dave talking about the career paths that brought them together to co-found Summize. Speaking of his own career path, Tom says that he started out as a private law firm lawyer in the UK and from there moved into in-house GC roles at tech company scale-ups. As Tom puts it, his role as a tech company GC enabled him to see business innovation first hand, but that role also exposed him to the frustrations that lawyers face in dealing with the inefficiencies in their day-to-day work. Those frustrations resulted in Tom's exploring software solutions that could mitigate those inefficiencies, his meeting Dave and their co-founding Summize. As Dave explains, he brought his 30 years of software development experience to bear in co-founding Summize. One of the questions that Dave entertains from Charlie is whether Dave believes that developing software for lawyers differs from developing software for other types of business users. Tom and Dave next describe just what Summize's software offerings do. Its original product offering was the "instant" creation of contract summaries. As that offering operates today, law firms and in-house departments can augment their Microsoft Office 365 experience with a plug-in that Summize built to generate these summaries directly in Microsoft Word and can also obtain those summaries by querying their contracts through plug-ins for Slack and Microsoft Teams as well. Summize assists private practice and in-house lawyers in, among other things, creating contracts, assessing the conformity of contracts with a firm's or enterprise's contract playbooks and contract precedent banks, and understanding contract definitions and other clauses. According to Tom and Dave, all of Summize's contract analytics offerings emphasize ease of use, short time-to-value and a modular approach that enables Summize's software to "play well" with other vendors' contracts software. In fact, one of Summize's chief aims is to have its post-signing offerings enhance a customer's use of that customers's other, existing, contract management tools. The final segment of the podcast has Tom and Dave offering "words of wisdom" when it comes to legal tech startup management. Here Tom describes Summize's successful efforts at content marketing and its use-case based method for customer onboarding. Charlie, Tom and Dave conclude the podcast with a discussion of what aspect of startup management Tom and Dave are most proud of to date (hint: that aspect involves the growth and maintenance of a company culture that is both customer-centric and committed to continuous product improvement).

Technology continues to democratize many day to day business functions and payroll is no exception. In fact, the Avanti Software team has managed to move a lot of the day to day functions from the Human Resource managers desk into the cloud. As Dave and Amin described “…our clients no longer need the filing cabinet…” To learn more about the work of Avanti Software and how they have “Democratized the HR Function”, click on one or more of the links below: §§§ Avanti Software: Website | https://www.avanti.ca/ LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/avantisoftware/ Instagram | @avantisoftware Facebook | @avantisoftware §§§ Co-CEO’s on LinkedIn: David Owen Cord | https://www.linkedin.com/in/dowencord/ Amin Lalani | https://www.linkedin.com/in/amin-lalani/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allen-wazny/message

Here's the biggie. A lengthy interview with Mark Ives General manager at The National League with some honest, open answers in the wake of yesterday's announcement that clubs had voted to continue the season at Step 1 but end the season as null and void in Step 2. With responses to questions on the lack of minutes at that meeting with the DCMS, why the independent report is still to see light of day on funding allocations, testing, voting, the lack of communication from the League, application of rules and where this latest announcement takes us.As Dave points out the difference in spelling of Mark and Marc isn't the only differences Marc White Owner, Chairman and Manager of Dorking Wanderers and Mark Ives have. He puts his points across like a QC as to why the vote wasn't set-up correctly and ended up getting the decision he claims some within the league wanted.Your opinions and input always valued. Let us know what we missed and we will try and make sure it gets covered in future shows. This will run and run.

While the cat’s away, the mouse will play! As Dave takes a much needed break, Rich is joined by a returning guest to chat hobby news, the return of Maelstrom and a have a bit of a guessing game. Join us over on Facebook to share your hobby love: Facebook.com/floorhammerpodcast Our Instagram: @floorhammer_podcast And on … Episode 72: The Return of Maelstrom! Read More »

Guest: De Wet Swanepoel, Founder of HearX Group, Professor of Audiology at University of Pretoria, Editor in Chief at International Journal of Audiology Topic: HearX, Having a Remote-Oriented Mindset, and Health Hearing for Everyone, Everywhere De Wet joins Dave on the podcast this week to share the vision of his company, HearX Group, which is to provide healthy hearing to everyone, everywhere. HearX provides a suite of digital solutions, such as online hearing tests and self-fit hearing aids, that can be deployed by hearing professionals all around the world. In essence, HearX strives to utilize the power of the internet and today's digital tools to overcome and circumvent traditional barriers, so that as many people as possible can access the means to achieve healthier hearing. As the pandemic continues to accelerate trends such as video chat and telemedicine adoption, HearX Group embodies a true, remote-first mentality and is enabling hearing professionals with the type of digital solutions that will help professionals' businesses transition into having more remote options for patients available. As Dave and De Wet discuss, there are many low-cost tools available to professionals today that can be actioned on almost immediately, to help gradually increase the amount of digital avenues of access to hearing hearing care that any type of hearing practice can implement and offer their patients. Episode Transcript --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futureear/message

David Brock is CEO of Partners in Excellence and the author of the excellent book, The Sales Manager's Survival Guide. David is a self-described ruthless pragmatist and he joined me on this episode to talk about developing an effective sales execution framework. As Dave describes it "Increasingly salespeople and managers struggle to make sense of all the things they are being asked to do, and how these activities fit with each other.” So in this conversation we dig into Dave’s suggested sales execution framework and the 4 jobs sellers have to execute simultaneously..  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We need light in this dark world, and we have it! As Dave unpacks the words Isaiah the prophet, spoken hundreds of years before Jesus came, we see that Jesus is the light that transforms the darkness. Isaiah 9:1-7       The post The Light of the World – Dave Frodsham appeared first on Jubilee Church Wirral.

This episode of the ’Skateboarder And…’ podcast is with a skater who’s not easy to categorise, he’s just out there, making it happen. He’s been leaving his mark in skate spots from Wakefield, to Cornwall, NAS Festival, to Shop Riot and he currently resides in Berlin. This episode is with skateboarder, traveler, Division 24 rider, spoon whittler and absolute gent, Mr. Dave Morgan! We talk about growing up in Wakefield, studying sculpture at university, wood carving, art, creativity, NAS festival, traveling, his ‘Eat Your Veggies With Leon & Dave’ part, and of course his series with Dickies Life! As Dave says “Everyday is a school day”, this is a good one! To find out more about Dave, follow him on instagram via @mavedorgan Stay up to date by following us on instagram @skateboarderand or by joining our Facebook page www.facebook.com/skateboarderandpodcast The podcast is hosted by Mat Lloyd @matlloydpoet on instagram/twitter, his latest zine 'Short Drafts and Photographs' is out now. His official website is www.matlloyd.com All music is provided with permission by Mr. Brown @westaytrue his music is available from all good record stores, iTunes, Amazon and direct via www.westaytrue.com Stay safe people! #skateboarderand #skateboarding #skateboarderandpodcast #skatelife #supportyourlocalscene #podcast #ukskateboarding

As Dave and Mike are 5 months into their parenting experience, they discuss some of their toughest challenges and favorite aspects of being new dads. The episode starts off extremely lighthearted with some great stories and a funny conversation regarding interior decorating.

If you believed in the potential of Bitcoin SV, what would you do? You might set up a venture capital and hedge fund to invest in BSV startups because you thought they had such great prospects. And if that wasn’t enough, you might try to get into transaction processing with your own Bitcoin node infrastructure. That’s what exactly what Dave Mullen-Muhr, of Unbounded Capital and Unbounded Enterprise, is doing. On this week’s episode of Coingeek Conversations, Charles Miller talks to Dave about the Unbounded brand and the book he co-authored with his business partner, Jackson Laskey, How Bitcoin SV Will Win.What are Unbounded Capital and Unbounded Enterprise? Unlike Unbounded Capital a finance company that invests in the Bitcoin SV ecosystem, Unbounded Enterprise now takes the business a step further. “There is just so much opportunity, that’s what really it all comes down to. We were watching everything being built and we figured we can do more than just invest in companies,” Dave says.With Unbounded Enterprise they will help businesses move from idea to execution by making it easy to integrate with Bitcoin SV. Unbounded Capital and Unbounded Enterprise share the same goal. That is, to drive the adoption of Bitcoin SV and help push the blockchain space forward. One way of doing that is by making it easy for enterprises to implement the technology into their business. As Dave explains, Bitcoin is unbounded but there are still some limits in place – particularly in implementing the various technologies that are available but not always easy to use: “we want to remove those limits.”How Bitcoin SV Will WinThe ebook that Dave co-authored with his business partner Jackson Laskey, How Bitcoin SV Will Win: Why the Cryptocurrency Consensus is Wrong, is described on Amazon as “a comprehensive explanation of where the cryptocurrency industry currently is, why it is there, and why it is so at odds with Unbounded Capital’s vision of Bitcoin.” The book started as a collection of blog posts by both authors while on a year’s journey learning about Bitcoin. Dave says the book is a way of reframing people’s ideas about Bitcoin to enable its readers to look towards what he calls a “hyper efficient network that offers a fundamentally new toolset for business.”As Dave says, there are parallels with the emergence of the Internet: “When you give people tools, they’re going to build and they’re going to find a way to generate value from those tools. We’ve had this amazing toolset since when I was born, which is the Internet. And [Bitcoin SV] is a huge upgrade to that toolset, that now we can transact in tiny payments. We can have really, really highly interoperable data paradigms. And we can have data ownership. I think entrepreneurs are going to use these tools and the new wave of innovation will be similar to what we saw in the nineties and early two thousands.”

As Dave works his way back towards the White Sox, Chris goes through the validity of some crazy White Sox internet rumors and if these possible acquisitions make sense. Separate the possible from the impossible. Meanwhile the deadline to protect players for the Rule 5 Draft approaches. Will there be a surprise name left unprotected? Brought to you by Family Waterproofing Solutions! Listen. Subscribe. Share. Call 708-459-8406 and leave your comments and questions for the next episode! Childhood friends and lifelong Sox fans Chris & Dave sit at a 9-foot homemade oak bar in a basement on the South Side of Chicago to discuss their favorite team - The Chicago White Sox. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, EVERYWHERE podcasts can be found and ALWAYS at SoxInTheBasement.com! #30MinutesOfSox #WhiteSox #ForFansByFans #ChangeTheGame

In this week's episode of Into the Pray, we speak with Dave Brennan of Brephos, a Christian (not Catholic) organisation heralding the plight of unborn babies. (Correction to the podcast: “Brephos” is the Greek word for “baby” not “breath”).“They sacrificed their sons and their daughters to the demons; they poured out innocent blood, the blood of their sons and daughters, whom they sacrificed to the idols of Canaan, and the land was polluted with blood. ..Then the anger of the LORD was kindled against his people, and he abhorred his heritage.” (Psalm 106: 37-38, 40).Dave helps us with the conviction that we all need be having conversations about this in an ongoing, increasing way and, as such, a new weekly episode of this podcast will now be dedicated to this worthy conversation. (More info to follow).Suffice to say, we need much more Christian action and much less Christian apathy/ignorance.How many people were killed during WW1 and WW2, combined? Do you know? Do you know how many people were killed in the last century through the abhorrence of abortion? As Dave begins to help us all to understand, this issue of babies being killed on an industrial scale is nothing short of "normalised" genocide and yet tantamount to many, many in our sick society today with merely personal hygiene choices - after all, "It's MY body!", right? We will all very soon stand before the Judgment Seat of Christ with this incomparable injustice firmly in His view - what will He say to us; what will we say to Him? More information regarding Dave Brennan & Brephos here, as well as the wider work of CBRUK here. As well as our regular Friday episodes (featuring guests/book reviews etc) we also have a dedicated Sunday morning session for solid biblical teaching. As we continue to embark on this "Work for Reformers" we are increasingly finding ourselves out of our depth in terms of space, capacity and time. Therefore, if you're interested in helping to regularly support what we're doing, please consider regular giving here. Thank you.Come, Lord!in JesusNick & Mairi xx

Recently Dr. John Piper posted an article, "The Persons, Policies, and Paths to Ruin" concerning the 2020 presidential election. Piper's conclusion? He's not voting for either Joe Biden or Donald Trump. Is this the right perspective? Is Dr. Piper misinformed on the candidates positions and character? If so, how? Is John Piper theologically misinformed? If so, how? In this edition of INSIGHTS - audio version available at Apple podcasts and Spotify - Dave Warn and Eddie Ruiz explain why Dr. Piper has gone off the rails and why we need to get out to vote. As Dave and Eddie put it, "Non-voting is nonsense!"

Ever play a game that makes you feel smart? We have, quite a few of them actually. The Couch Trolls dive into the wonder world of puzzle games. From falling blocks to strange platformers. As Dave and Das cover a unique list this episode, will it make your brain explode in pain, or will you discover that you have a cortex to solve the mysteries of the universe? Find the answer to this riddle in this episode.

As Dave is living the life on an island right now we decided to give you another streaming movie suggestion extravaganza.

It's a pretty familiar story with craft breweries, there are only so many resources available and far too many jobs to be done. Often, getting the beer out the door is a lot more important than building a brand, so what inevitably happens is that the brewery designs a logo. As Dave talks about in this interview, a logo and a brand, while closely related and must work together cohesively, are different things.A logo is an easily recognizable graphic symbol that identifies a company, a commercial product, or any public or private entity. A brand is the idea or image people have in mind when thinking about specific products, services and activities of a company, both in a practical and emotional way.See the difference?In this episode, Dave talks about the process he went through to update his branding. It involved being told harsh truths, he had to make big decisions, he had to let gho a bit, and he listened to the people around him to come up with a new era for Akasha Brewing Company. As always with Dave, this is an open and honest discussion with insights from one of the best in the biz.https://akashabrewing.com.au/

Imagine you're buying a new home. You want a safe space for your family and friends with all the amenities. You’d want that home to be a welcoming representation for all you stand for when others visit. Cali BBQ Media’s web guru Kyle Pflueger builds “homes” for businesses. They just happen to be online. Dubbed a “Navy SEAL for websites" by Digital Hospitality host Shawn Walchef, Kyle Pflueger of Mithril Media has been sent on missions to build online homes for businesses in San Diego and elsewhere. Over the course of his career, Kyle has been busy creating luxury homes with rooms for content, commerce, and community. A booming business? For sure. However, it was through fandom and friendship that Kyle joined the Cali BBQ Media Team when he met Shawn Walchef through our pals at the Dave & Jeff Podcast. “As Dave and Jeff embarked in the podcast realm, they realized that they needed a more serious website,” says Kyle Pflueger about being a longtime listener of the Dave & Jeff Show on this episode of Digital Hospitality. “Something that would help people take them seriously, something that would help their podcast grow and give them a platform where they could publish their content and put their voices out there." Dave and Jeff needed a home builder. As it turned out, the man with the plan was a fan. “I put myself out there and sent an email to both of them,” Kyle reflects on reaching out to the radio stars. “And I sent a DM on Twitter. After a couple of messages, I finally heard back.” Talking to people you’ve never met can be daunting. Talking to ones you admire and are looking to do business with adds an extra layer of pressure that can be too much for most. Not Kyle. “I explained to Dave and Jeff how much I appreciated the entertainment that they provide,” Kyle says. “And how much I appreciate their voice and them as human beings and the good that they do. We reached an agreement and things sort of took off from there.” Suddenly, Dave and Jeff had the man to build their new home on the world wide web. “I took care of building their website which is still going strong to this day,” Kyle says proudly. “They've become family that I cherish dearly. They've been instrumental in my own growth as a business owner, but more importantly than that they’re people that I can call anytime if I need something or I've got something worth celebrating. They’re people I want to celebrate with, the people that I want to rely on me.” It all started over a DM, but it didn’t happen overnight. “I really got started with websites through a full-time job 10 to 12 years ago,” Kyle looks back. “That was my first taste of the digital world.” A side hustle of sorts, Kyle used his free time to invest in what would ultimately become a primary source of income. “I started exploring my own design capabilities,” Kyle reflects on the Digital Hospitality podcast. “That's where I really started to hone the craft.” At the beginning, money was never the pursuit. Creating websites was purely about passion. “The first website I built was a music review blog,” Kyle says. “I built it for myself and a couple of buddies that I worked with at the time. We all had similar taste in music, and we love talking about it. We didn't really care if anyone wanted to listen or not. We just wanted to share our thoughts.” Soon enough, word got out about Kyle’s digital skill-sets. “That sort of trickled its way into, ‘Oh hey, can you build a website for my friend?’” From there, Kyle would build websites for his friends and friends of friends. The sites ranged from personal blogs to e-commerce portals. Still, it was that innate love for creating that sparked it all. “I can't speak highly enough about how important the passion is in all of this,” Kyle emphasizes. “Be passionate about what you're creating.” With his once side hustle now his full-time gig,

This pandemic has left many Americans scrambling for extra funds. However, listeners who listened to this podcast and listened to Dave's advice should have been properly suited for this type of situation. As Dave and TFWP are HUGE proponents for having an emergency fund, The Roundtable revisits the importance of an emergency fund. Listen to The Roundtable in this interesting conversation. After, The Roundtable takes an email. To submit a question to Dave or TFWP, go to Thefinancialwellnesspodcast.com

David and Rebekah McKendry recall working FANGORIA's Trinity of Terror Halloween convention in Las Vegas. As Dave puts it, it was "the best convention no one attended." Even though it may not have been a well-attended event, the McKendry's had a blast! 

My guest this week in Dr. David Richo, who was on the podcast before back in 2018 when we talked about mindfulness in relationships. This time we were focusing on his new book, Triggers: How to Stop Reacting and Start Healing (affiliate link). It’s a great guide for how to use your emotional reactions when you’re triggered as the starting point for identifying and resolving the underlying issues. One of the things I love most about Dave’s approach is how he doesn’t pretend there’s some trick or technique that’s going to take away your difficult emotions or make life a breeze. He’s honest about the challenges all of us will face, and how accepting those challenges is the path toward becoming a full-fledged adult. I especially want to draw your attention in this episode to Dave’s encouragement to make a commitment to working on yourself when you’re triggered, rather than blaming others or assuming the problem is with them. I’m thinking about this a lot more in my own closest relationships since Dave and I spoke, especially in my marriage, and trying to remember to be curious about my reaction instead of focusing on my feeling of hurt or injustice. As Dave and I discuss, there’s true freedom to be found in that approach, and it lets us let go of so much unnecessary tension in our relationships.

My guest this week in Dr. David Richo, who was on the podcast back in 2018 when we talked about mindfulness in relationships. This time we were focusing on his new book, Triggers: How to Stop Reacting and Start Healing (affiliate link). It’s a great guide for how to use your emotional reactions when you’re triggered as the starting point for identifying and resolving the underlying issues. One of the things I love most about Dave’s approach is how he doesn’t pretend there’s some trick or technique that’s going to take away your difficult emotions or make life a breeze. He’s honest about the challenges all of us will face, and how accepting those challenges is the path toward becoming a full-fledged adult. I especially want to draw your attention in this episode to Dave’s encouragement to make a commitment to working on yourself when you’re triggered, rather than blaming others or assuming the problem is with them. I’m thinking about this a lot more in my own closest relationships since Dave and I spoke, especially in my marriage, and trying to remember to be curious about my reaction instead of focusing on my feeling of hurt or injustice. As Dave and I discuss, there’s true freedom to be found in that approach, and it lets us let go of so much unnecessary tension in our relationships. Topics we covered included: What it means to be triggered How our triggers can turn into tools for healing past issues Using triggers as a trailhead to begin the “hike” into your unfinished business A simple 2-step approach to starting to work constructively with our triggers Blame as a reliable indicator of something in our own psyche that we’re not looking at “Seeing your own stuff” rather than seeing what is wrong in the other person Ways that authority figures may trigger us Why it’s useless to try to talk yourself out of your triggers with the reasoning mind The operation of triggers in the limbic system Our ability to trigger ourselves internally How to respond to our inner critic Dealing with triggers in the context of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic Letting go of the belief that we have ultimate control over our lives Escaping the prison of fear by letting go of control (or false control) How to exercise compassion for our loved ones’ “irrational” triggers After our discussion, Dave shared this new affirmation with me: I will do all I can to deal with this present predicament. When the next thing happens I will do all I can to deal with that. I will continue in this style, asking continually for the courage to change what can be changed. When all avenues of creating change have closed, I will say yes to what is by the power of grace. This will grant me the serenity to accept what I cannot change. Then a new door, unnoticed before, will open. It will be the gift of wisdom, my true spiritual goal. —Dr. David Richo David Richo, PhD, MFT, is a psychotherapist, teacher, workshop leader, and writer who works in Santa Barbara and San Francisco, CA. He combines Jungian, poetic, and mythic perspectives in his work with the intention of integrating the psychological and the spiritual. His books and workshops draw from Buddhist and Christian spiritual practices. Dave is the author of over 20 books, including (affiliate links): How to Be an Adult in Relationships How to Be an Adult in Love The Five Things We Cannot Change Find Dave online at his website.

Peter and Bryan chat with filmmaker Greg Shea of Running with Cameras about #BackyardBostonMarathon and what they're each planning to do for the big day. Then they welcome Dave McGillivray, race director of the B.A.A. Boston Marathon. Dave reminds everyone of the importance of staying off the race course on Marathon Monday and how he's planning to celebrate the marathon while still physically distancing. Dave also talks about the challenges of planning for the Boston Marathon on September 14 and what running events may look like in the future. As Dave says, we're all in this together, and none of us know what to expect. Running With Cameras Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCblmsmSvN2XKAH85bX7sxOg Visit www.hwyrt.com for our entire archive of past shows!  

On this episode, Tom, Matt, and Graham reunite to discuss more about Covid-19, the continuing oil drama between Russia and Saudi Arabia, and the ways in which the pandemic will permanently affect our world. As Dave from 2001 A Space Odyssey said, "Everything is going extremely well." NOTE: This episode was recorded on March 31, 2020 via Zoom. Thanks for listening and if you like us and support open academic programming, please take a second to rate the show on Apple Podcasts, TuneIn, or on our Facebook page. We so appreciate your support!! CREDITS Co-Host/Co-Producer: Tom Rehnquist (Connect: facebook.com/thomas.rehnquist) Co-Host/Co-Producer: Matthew Orr (Connect: facebook.com/orrrmatthew) Co-Host/Assistant Producer: Graham Reblitz Assistant Producer: Cullan Bendig Associate Producer: Lera Toropin Associate Producer: Samantha Farmer Associate Producer: Milena D-K Supervising Producer: Kathryn Yegorov-Crate Development Assistant: Luis Camarena Executive Editor/Music Producer: Charlie Harper (Connect: facebook.com/charlie.harper.1485 Instagram: @charlieharpermusic) www.charlieharpermusic.com Executive Producer & Creator: Michelle Daniel (Connect: facebook.com/mdanielgeraci Instagram: @michelledaniel86) www.msdaniel.com DISCLAIMER: The views expressed on this episode do not necessarily reflect those of the show or the University of Texas at Austin.

We have a special guest this week - Marie Rourke, Channel Chief Chief Channel Strategist at WhiteFox Marketing Inc. So after our catch-up on what we're doing under quarantine, we jump in. Topic One: Tim Berners-Lee’s Open Letter on the Role of Women on the Internet Tim Berners-Lee is widely regarded as the creater of the World Wide Web. Link: https://webfoundation.org/2020/03/web-birthday-31/ He pinpointed three areas that cause women harm. The first is access. The second is online safety. And the third area that requires attention is gender discrimination that arises from bad engineering/algorithms. As Dave points out, we brought in Marie so we don't have just three guys talking about the role of women. Thanks for the assist, Marie! Topic Two: Ten trends for a post virus world Here's the article that got us kick-started. We really encourage you to read this. https://skift.com/2020/03/17/after-the-virus-10-consumer-trends-for-a-post-coronavirus-world/ We enjoy some of the new things people are trying. And we're happy to see some cool, cutting-edge technology coming into its own. We are particularly intrigued with who is in the right place in the right time. Topic 3: New Show Segment - Life After Covid Putting it all together, we introduce a new show segment. We're going to speculate from time to time on what we think the "new normal" will look like once we are allowed to leave our houses and wander out into the world. We each give some opinions about what has changed and won't completely change back after the quarantine is over. :-)  

In this Episode, we meet my sister-in-law, Jill Galiotto. Jill’s first husband had just committed suicide when I met her in 1999. Jill was 8 months pregnant and had a two year old daughter. I watched Jill move through the grief and abandonment with grace, and as she began to heal, she met the man who became her “happy ending”. After marrying Dave, they had a son, and the Galiotto’s grew a beautiful life together.In 2016, Dave was diagnosed with Occular Melanoma, and while Jill went through a similar grief reaction, knowing that he was dying didn’t make it any easier - it made it harder in so many ways. Living in three month increments between appointments, Jill says, “I feel like cancer was the biggest masterclass in mindfulness.” As Dave’s health continued to slip away, they learned to find joy in the simplest things.They were unable to save Dave, but Jill was able to make the time up until his death more comfortable, present, compassionate and loving. Jill shares an intimate and honest journey of living through your biggest fears.Favorite Quote: “How lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” - Life Lessons from Winnie the PoohFavorite Book: The Magnanimous Heart

In the first episode of 2020, Neal and Dave welcome new co-host Greg Addison, associate executive director of the ABSC. As Dave transitions out of being a host, Greg and Neal will be talking to Dave about the life of a church planter. In this episode, they look at Dave's plan for his church's launch in August and what the nitty, gritty details of planting a church in a small community looks like.

Joe sits down with Newswatch 16 Investigative Reporter Dave Bohman.As Dave prepares to move on from WNEP to a sunnier southern climate in Florida, he shares stories from his news career.From hanging out with the likes of Bernie Sanders and Eddie Money to crashing parades, you don't want to miss a second of this farewell episode to our co-worker and friend.

As we continue the conversation about finishing strong for the year, we tap into a resource who clearly maps out a way we all can live happier and with more intention. Our friend Dave Hollis (husband to our other friend, Rachel!) had his dream job as president of distribution for The Walt Disney Company, where he worked 17 years. At the top of his game, Dave left Disney and moved with his family to Austin to form The Hollis Company, so he and Rachel could continue helping people live better lives. This move also began Dave’s personal journey to find his true purpose. Dave pulls no punches as he lays down his thoughts on finishing strong, based on hard lessons he’s learned as he’s left comfort zones, chosen to be vulnerable and tossed aside worrying what others think of him. As you might have guessed, this took Dave a bit of deliberation, forced reflection and a lot of sweat, but he assures us the results are worth it. Dave gives us paths toward gratitude and steps toward making meaningful changes in our lives that are as simple as recognizing what brings us joy and what doesn’t, and saying “yes” to the joy-giving things more often. As Dave says, “If you go on the hunt for gratitude every day, you will find evidence of it, and you will have a life that is full and different because of it.”

As Dave puts it, "In most companies, there is a visionary and an integrator. Will is the visionary. I am the integrator." Dave and Will have a special bond and with that bond, and with their team at REC Philly, they are forging a unique path to fulfill a vision they first had for artists, musicians, and all-around creatives. It has been more than a decade of many realizations that have accumulated to this moment for both Dave and Will. From managing artists in college and throwing parties in frats, to building their first facility in North Philly and then recently at 9th and Market - the Fashion District of Philadelphia. It has been a beautifully, strenuous journey in building out this dream and vision, but Dave and Will are grateful for the entire process. In this episode, they dive into their story, the lessons learned along the way, and advice for everyday entrepreneurs and creatives like yourself. REC Philly's Website: https://www.recphilly.com Dave's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davesilver__ Dave's Twitter: https://twitter.com/davesilver__ Dave's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidrsilver Will's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewilltoms Will's Twitter: https://twitter.com/thewilltoms Will's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-toms-08938141 To see what we are up to and what is going on around the Dream BIG & Co community you can visit us on the following platforms: Website: http://www.dreambigandco.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dreambigandco Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/dreambigandco Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dreambigandco Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/dreambigandco Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/dreambigandco Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dreambigandco LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dreambigandco Medium: https://medium.com/@dreambigandco Our Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/ajd372/playlist/1eWjtPUmEcOwWNLHnXPbom?si=w6RxhK9oSOSTsXnrO0R2iA Our Amazon Alexa Skill - Dream BIG Daily: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YPF7T32/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=dream+big+daily&qid=1570174516&s=digital-skills&sr=1-1

Professor Jason Hedden, of Gulf Coast State College in Panama City, FL, is a longtime friend of Dave’s and had a front-row seat to the damage wrought by Hurricane Michael just over a year ago. As Dave reminds us, when the cameras go away, the crisis lingers. Particularly the criss of a Category 5 hurricane […]Join the conversation and comment on this podcast episode: https://ricochet.com/podcast/dave-carter-show/hurricane-michael-and-the-florida-panhandle-with-professor-jason-hedden/.Now become a Ricochet member for only $5.00 a month! Join and see what you’ve been missing: https://ricochet.com/membership/.Subscribe to The Dave Carter Show in Apple Podcasts (and leave a 5-star review, please!), or by RSS feed. For all our podcasts in one place, subscribe to the Ricochet Audio Network Superfeed in Apple Podcasts or by RSS feed.

This edition of BHP Shorts builds on the theme of connection and contact that we explored in BHP Shorts 039: Contact Vs. Stance with a powerful observation from Dave Chappelle and Jerry Seinfeld. As Dave puts it, “superheroes need to hang out with other superheroes”. Contrary to our initial thoughts, this camaraderie is not about [...] The post BHP Shorts 040: Superheroes Need Other Superheroes appeared first on Ryan Munsey.

As Dave and Linda drive through town, they discover that they are alone. Where is everyone?  BetterHelp: Get 10% off your first month at BetterHelp.com/EDGE. Shudder: To try Shudder free for 30 days, go to Shudder.com and use promo code EDGE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave and his wife have been working together for a long time. She took on the bookkeeping side of things, while Dave had been running his pharmacy. After selling off the business and traveling for a while, they got into real estate investing and eventually started looking at bookkeeping itself as a business. [4:30] Dave knew what his niche was going to be even before signing up for Bookkeeper Business Launch. As real estate investors themselves, they understand their needs and pain points, and currently work with 22 real estate investing clients. [6:15] There was no secret to Dave’s success. They found their first client on LinkedIn and after working with them for a few months, that client referred another one. Since then, they have referred at least seven other clients as well. [7:20] Dave eventually migrated away from LinkedIn to Facebook and is a member of a number of real estate investing groups where they post semi-regularly. Dave also managed to get onto his real estate mentor’s podcast and that has resulted in a number of other investors reaching out to them. [9:40] Dave doesn’t pay for any marketing or advertising. They simply make themselves available on Facebook groups and respond to inbound inquiries. Dave has a one page website that is focused on one thing, to get someone to book a call. [13:15] In terms of work hours between Dave and his wife, they probably work an average of 50 hours a week. Their goal is to maximize their income over the next 8 or 10 years, and they want to keep most of the business in-house. [15:50] It’s important to manage your clients’ expectations. Rarely is anything in the business truly urgent, so it’s not necessary to be taking phone calls at 9 pm. [17:10] As Dave and his wife started figuring things out and writing their processes down, they realized that they did things differently depending on the client. They have started documenting everything, and are in the process of turning processes into concrete procedures. [19:20] Processes allow them to get the most amount of work done in the least amount of time. It also allows their service to be uniform across their clients. Another big tip is realizing that niching down allows you to become much more efficient. [23:30] The struggle is mainly taking time out of the day to actually create the document itself while doing the tasks. At the same time, how they do things is still evolving and you can’t document a procedure until you’ve figured out what the procedure is. Dave has started recording some smaller tasks to begin the process. [26:30] Start with the low hanging fruit, and document the simplest and easiest processes that can be outsourced to a virtual assistant. Each task may only take you a couple of minutes to do, but they add up to hours over the course of the month. [28:45] Dave has a checklist for his onboarding that he follows every single time. Since Dave only onboards a couple of clients a month, he still uses the checklist even though that’s one of his main focuses in the business. [30:20] Mundane and repetitive tasks are the first ones you should hand over to a virtual assistant. Just by documenting your procedures and systematizing your business, you will reduce the amount of time you need to complete tasks by 20%. [31:30] Document your processes as they are, not as they should be. Once you’ve done that, then you can start to improve them. It’s important to have a separate space to work from when you are working on your business. [34:10] Once a client gets into maintenance mode, the amount of time it takes each month to service them gets really low. The majority of the time spent in the business is on cleaning up new client’s books and getting things in line. Getting the documentation from a new client is one of the best examples of a task that can be turned into a process and outsourced. Break down each major activity into smaller, more discrete tasks. [39:50] Don’t let perfection be the enemy of getting started and getting things done. Document collection is the area of Dave’s business that he’s going to focus on first. [41:10] Sometimes it only takes a single nugget of wisdom from something to change everything about your business. Always take notes and write down action items when learning new things, and then actually execute on them as soon as you have the chance. [43:30] The business model of bookkeeping is spectacular. Dave’s first rule of business is to get paid before you do any work, and once that’s done, overdeliver on the results.   Mentioned in this episode: REI Bookkeepers

In this episode, Jocelyn and Bradley talk with Dr. David Cornelison, a condensed matter physicist at Missouri State University and host of the weekly show “STEM Spots” on Missouri Public Radio. As Dave shares his stories and his science, he challenges the depiction of physicists in The Big Bang Theory, and the friends discuss whether the show has done more to help or hurt public engagement with science and scientists. (Spoiler alert: All physicists are exactly like Sheldon Cooper. BAZINGA!). Somehow -- perhaps by the hosts' own volition? -- talk turns tothe topic of free will, and whether it actually exists. Find more about Dr. Dave Cornelison at:https://www.ksmu.org/people/dr-david-cornelison#stream/0 https://physics.missouristate.edu/Find Science! With Friends: ●Twitter: https://twitter.com/SciWithFriends●Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SciWithFriends/Contact Science! With Friends (especially if you’re a scientist interested in a lively conversation about your science and science stories):●Gmail: sciwithfriends@gmail.com Produced by Basement Creators NetworkSound Editing by Vince Ruhl

In Episode No. 133 of Dumbing it Down with Dave, Dave talks about "Heavyweight" in different forms. As Dave starts to feel great about being into fitness, he wonders about the usual reasons people have for losing weight. He also delves into another heavy weight: relationship tensions, considering how perceptions make or break the tensions.Interested in the discussion? Share your thoughts here at Spreaker in the comment section or tweet them @dumbwithdave.Don't forget to also share the episode on your other social media platforms.Check out last week's episode!

This is another discussion about the podcast world. It is a follow-up of the discussion with Christopher Lochhead and Super Joe Pardo. This time we are discussing explicit language in podcasts. As Dave points out (credit to Daniel J Lewis) podcasts can be removed from the iTunes catalog in the following countries:BahrainBelarusBrunei DarussalamBurkina FasoChadEgyptIndiaJordanLebanonNepalOmanQatarSaudi ArabiaTunisiaUnited Arab EmiratesUzbekistanYemen We then move on to discuss Luminary and what is involved in creating one of the largest history podcasts in the world.  Daniele's LinksWeb: http://www.danielebolelli.comWeb: http://thedrunkentaoist.comWeb: http://historyonfirepodcast.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/DBolelliFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/danielebolelli1/ Dave's Links:Web: http://schoolofpodcasting.comWeb: https://powerofpodcasting.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/DaveJacksonFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/schoolofpodcastingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/schoolofpodcasting/ And don’t forget to support the podcast by subscribing, reviewing, and sharing.  Web: https://unstructuredpod.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/unstructuredp Facebook: https://facebook.com/unstructuredp Instagram: https://instagram.com/unstructuredp  Join the Facebook group: fb.com/groups/unstructured 

Episode 288 Dave Dravecky's story is one of hope, courage and perseverance in the midst of dark and overwhelming uncertainty. In 1988 Dave was at the top of his game and life. Not only did he have a wonderful family but he was reaching his all-star peak playing the game of his childhood dreams. His 5-1 opening day victory over the Dodgers was overshadowed later that fall by the discovery of cancer and the removal of half of the deltoid muscle in his pitching arm. For baseball fans worldwide Dave Dravecky etched his name into history on August 10, 1989. Defying all odds, after battling cancer in his pitching arm, Dave came back to pitch once again in the Major Leagues. People were on their feet cheering and anticipating the game while he stretched and warmed up. He became an inspiration not only to cancer fighters, but to all who needed hope that day. As Dave took the mound, no one could deny the miracle that was taking place. After being told by his doctors, "Short of a miracle, you'll never pitch again," Dave pitched a 4-3 win for the San Francisco Giants. Sadly, Dave's comeback was short-lived. Five days later, in Montreal, Dave threw " the pitch that could be heard round the world." Dave's arm had split in two. As he tumbled to the ground, his mind filled with doubt and fear. Little did he know that the dream he had since he was a little boy, was simply a platform for his purpose to share hope with the suffering around the world. Dave's triumphant defeat of the cancer and his return to the game of baseball is chronicled in his award winning book, Comeback, which has sold more than 650,000 copies. After Dave's comeback and fall from the mound, with the weakened bone, the cancer returned yet again. The arm was not going to get better at this point so Dave decided to retire from his dream, the game of baseball, in November of 1989. Slowly the treatment and the cancer ate away Dave's arm and simultaneously his career. Radiation treatment after radiation treatment resulted in a staph infection that placed a hole in the middle of his arm exposing bone. Finally, the arm along with Dave's shoulder blade and left side of his collar bone had to be amputated for fear the cancer would spread and take Dave's life. Because of the overwhelming response to their story and their desire to walk along side others who suffer, Dave and Jan founded Dave Dravecky's Outreach of Hope, a nonprofit organization in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The Draveckys realized through their own experiences that one cannot battle cancer alone, so they have created this ministry to bring hope for those who hurt. On this episode of the podcast, we hear Dave's incredible story of a major league career cut short, hearing the word "cancer" for the first time, trusting God, doubting God, and how his faith ultimately saw him through his recovery. For more, log on to http://SportsSpectrum.com  

In Episode No. 104 of Dumbing it Down with Dave, Dave dives into topics (that are mostly) related to health: his CPAP machine, weekly workouts, Reese's Pieces-flavored coffee creamers, and metric measurements, among others. As Dave leads you into a breather break in the latter half of the show, realize that aside from physical health, maintaining your overall well-being by being creative is also essential.Interested in the discussion? Share your thoughts here at Spreaker in the comment section or tweet them @dumbwithdave.Don't forget to also share the episode on your other social media platforms.Check out last week's episode!

Quote: “Journalism largely consists in saying “Lord Jones is dead,” to people who never knew Lord Jones was alive.” - G.K Chesterton. Why you’ll love it: Garrett sits down to talk writing, hard-work and hustle with David Wedge, who is a NYT Best-selling author, executive producer, spokesperson, and journalist. Seen the movie Patriot’s Day? Well, Dave wrote the book from which it was adapted, ”Boston Strong: A City’s Triumph over Tragedy.” Want your writing to get published? He has tips! Want to learn how to write better and not procrastinate? He has tips! Greater message: Start where you are with what you have. Take every opportunity you can get from there and don’t be scared to work hard. As Dave said, “Nobody is going to invite you to the party.” Dave’s Books: “12: The Inside Story of Tom Brady’s Fight For Redemption” https://amzn.to/2H4660v “Boston Strong: A City’s Triumph Over Tragedy” https://amzn.to/2H00LqD “The Ice Bucket Challenge: Pete Frates and the Fight against ALS” https://amzn.to/2XEmERp Links: Dave on IG: @davidmwedge Dave’s consulting company: www.State6.com Garrett on IG: @garrettnwood Garrett’s Book:  https://amzn.to/2BB7oe7

If you think being a leader is all about personal glory, fame and wealth, best-selling author and leadership expert Patrick Lencioni says you have it all wrong. Join us to hear Pat explain what he calls the only valid form of leadership, as well as the four things that only a leader can—and must—do. Also joining us is Ramsey Solutions Senior Vice President, Daniel Tardy, to answer team-related questions from two All Access members. As Dave likes to say, “Business is easy until people get involved!” entreleadership.com/podcast Patrick Lencioni's Unconference Buy the book: Death by Meeting EntreLeadership Summit 2019 How to use lead magnets to promote your business: Collect and Consult from Infusionsoft