Podcast appearances and mentions of Bill Glass

Are you becoming your parents? Bill Glass, aka Dr. Rick, joins us. Hour 2 6/4/2025 full 2115 Wed, 04 Jun 2025 20:00:00 +0000 DDC7z6oBCJma7kWoXJDaabAnKXKymdap news The Dana & Parks Podcast news Are you becoming your parents? Bill Glass, aka Dr. Rick, joins us. Hour 2 6/4/2025 You wanted it... Now here it is! Listen to each hour of the Dana & Parks Show whenever and wherever you want! © 2025 Audacy, Inc. News False https://pl

Yes!  You are in!  Meet Resilient Richard.  About 20+ years ago, he was on his deathbed.  So he and those involved thought.  What happened?  Glad you asked, here you go...https://www.behindthewalls.com/https://www.fridudes.com/post/giving-thanks-for-visalia-ca

Great discussion on Gen AI in banking, addressing underserved payments markets and growing a fintech. Glad to have AltruPay COO and cofounder Bill Glass this week on the Fintech Newscast  https://www.altrupay.com Click Subscribe to keep up to date on the world of fintech!  Reach us at info@fintechnewscast.com or at @fintechnewscast on Twitter/X

Are you interested in understanding the Unique Challenges of the Firearm Industry and Payments? In this episode of Tactical Business, host Tony Smith sits down with Bill Glass of AltruPay to discuss streamlining the approval process for firearm merchants. AltruPay empowers merchants worldwide, from low to High risk merchant accounts and ACH processing for Retail & eCommerce merchants. Watch this episode for an interesting dive into this latest development in payments and fintech.  www.tacticalpay.com/portage

Carol Middlekauff is the author of the book, “Take Someone with You to Heaven,” in which she shares story after story of God working through her. Her message is simple: Anyone can share their faith with others—you just have to make yourself available. Carol joins me in this episode of Follower of One to share just how easy it can be to share your faith in natural conversations. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Learn more about Carol Middlekauff [1:00]  Sharing your faith starts by taking one step at a time [2:11]  Working with Bill Glass's ministry, “Behind the Walls” [ 6:04] Carol's experience sharing Christ in Austin [11:08]  Chuck and Carol's ministry on the road [12:53]  God doesn't call the abled—he calls the available [15:08]  Resources & People Mentioned Carol's book, “Take Someone With You to Heaven” Share Jesus Without Fear by William Fay Subscribe to Follower of One: A Faith at Work Podcast Audio Production and Show Notes by - PODCAST FAST TRACK

This week Director Martin Granger and Actor Bill Glass put their professional partnership aside to battle it out in four rounds of pub style trivia. Martin is playing for @charitywater and Bill is playing for Santa Clarita Food Bank. Listen, learn, play-a-long! Don't be BLUE! @youshouldknowbetterpod

What does it look like to practice faith in the midst of discomfort? This week, lay pastor Bobby Hicks brings a message looking at a ministry that brings hope to those without it, and how we can partake in such a ministry daily.Support the show

Paul Putz is the Assistant Director of the Faith & Sports Institute at Baylor University's Truett Theological Seminary. Paul holds a Ph.D. in history from Baylor, and he researches and writes about the connections between sports and Christianity in American culture. Along with his academic publications, his writing has appeared at Christianity Today, Religion & Politics, Slate, Religion News Service, and more. His research has also been featured in stories at The Atlantic, Sports Illustrated, and The Ringer, and also in two episodes of NPR's “Only A Game” radio program. In this episode, Paul discusses ways for coaches to integrate faith within their teams, how student-athletes can follow Bill Glass's example and share Christ with their teammates, and more.

It is with a heavy-happy heart I report to you that another God-loving friend went to be with the Lord yesterday morning. Bill Glass was my hero, mentor, and good friend of many years. His health had been declining over the past several months and the Lord mercifully called him home . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2021/12/heavy-happy-heart/

Another testimony in the stories I am experiencing as we launch my new novel, Greater Love.  We were in prayer for God to give us direction for how to use this exciting action packed thriller concerning Jesus' return, when God spoke to one of our leaders that we should send it to prisoners in jails and prisons. God then led me to call Bill Glass prison ministries to see if they would distribute the book to prisoners.  Bill had written the foreword of my first book, Visits to the Gate of Heaven.  When I talked to one of their leaders they were blessed because they desperately need books in the prisons. I then called Dallas County Sheriff's Department of Religion.  When I spoke to the Chaplain, I was overwhelmed with tears of joy as I realized how God had opened the door to bless prisoners and fulfill Jesus' command to go to them to minister to those incarcerated..  I just have to say God will bring beauty out of these ashes. Here is the link to order. Keep trying until your order goes through! Thank you and God bless you richly. https://www.xulonpress.com/bookstore/bookdetail.php?PB_ISBN=9781662831829&HC_ISBN=9781662831836 Send the order to Bill Glass Behind the Walls 1101 S. Cedar Ridge Dr. Duncanville, TX 75137

Bill Glass - Progressive Parenta-Life Coach The Not Old Better Show - Healthy Living September Interview Series Welcome to The Not Old Better Show.  Today's show is brought to you by Privacy.com. We have an excellent interview with actor Bill Glass today.  Bill Glass is shocked by the popularity of his Progressive Insurance ads, where he plays the helpful, Parenta-Life Coach, Dr. Rick, about not becoming your parents.   Dr. Rick, who's played by actor Bill Glass is hilarious and is the man who teaches us not to become our parents as Dr. Rick in the Progressive Insurance ads.   Bill Glass spent five years at Kansas University, leaving just shy of a journalism degree. Bill Glass says he decided on journalism because he saw a connection to his love for improvisational comedy. In the early 90s, ESPN was sort of comedy sportscasting, according to Glass. Glass thought he loved being the class clown….and thought about the possibility of having fun being an ESPN journalist. ESPN never happened, but a role on stage at Chicago's Second City comedy troupe lead to more steady work in commercials and various sitcoms. But it's his role in the Progressive commercial series for which the recently-turned-50-year old is finding perhaps his greatest success. As for whether he'll take a page from his parents when it comes to his two sons' futures, he says, for now, he's content to let the teens do their own thing. Bill Glass says that If they come to him and ask about college, he'll talk it through with them. They'll have to have a plan. They'll have to show me the road map they want to take, according to Glass. Bill Glass s not worried about sounding like his parents in the future because he says he already does. Here's how Dr. Rick describes his work, and how Dr. Rick got into his line of Parenta-Life Coaching:   That of course is our guest today, actor and comedian Bill Glass, from his most recent bit, and we'll be chatting with Bill Glass about that and more, so please stay tuned… And now our full interview with actor, comedian Bill Glass, so please join me in welcoming to The Not Old Better Show, actor, writer, comedian, and Parenta-Life Coach, Bill Glass. My thanks to actor, comedian, writer Bill Glass.  My thanks to Privacy.com for sponsoring today's show.  Please check out our show notes for links to support our sponsor, Privacy.com.  My thanks to you, my wonderful Not Old Better Show audience.  Please be safe, if you haven't, please get vaccinated and encourage those who've not to get vaccinated, but do so politely, and let's talk about Better…the Not Old Better Show.  Thanks, everybody.  Please support our sponsors:  https://privacy.com/notoldbetter

Bill Glass is the actor you know as Dr. Rick from the Progressive ads, teaching adults in their 20s and 30s how not to become their parents. He explains how he thinks it resonated with people enough to not want to skip the commercials.

Bill Glass is the actor you know as Dr. Rick from the Progressive ads, teaching adults in their 20s and 30s how not to become their parents. He explains how he thinks it resonated with people enough to not want to skip the commercials.

Bill Glass, former all Pro football player for the Cleveland Browns and founder and Director of Bill Glass Prison ministries underlines and emphasizes the importance of Father's pronouncing blessings upon their children ALL THROUGH THEIR LIVES. Bill states, “children need a father who speaks the words of love, hope and belonging in their lives.” He continues, “the future of your children and your children's children and even their children depends upon it.” One my men in our congregation would phone his children EVERY DAY even though they were grown and say, I LOVE YOU. I THINK YOUR TERRIFIC and I'M GLAD YOUR ARE A PART OF OUR FAMILY! The man is down in heaven but his daughter told me, “oh, how I would love to hear my Dad say those things again. They encouraged and blessed me so much. I felt SO SPECIAL!”

Good Morning it's Saturday May 15th, and this is The Wenatchee World's newest podcast, Slices of Wenatchee. We're excited to bring you a closer look at one of our top stories and other announcements every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.    Today - Governor Jay Inslee has recently announced that counties will either move up or remain in Phase 3 until the economy fully reopens on June 30th.   This episode is brought to you by Equilus Group Incorporated. Equilus Group, Inc is a Registered Investment Advisory Firm in the states of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Equilus Group, Inc- Building Your Financial Success. Learn more at Equilusfinancial.com. Member SIPC and FINRA.   - Now our feature story...   On Thursday, Gov. Jay Inslee announced that counties will either move up or remain in Phase 3 until the economy fully reopens on June 30th.   Then, on the 30th indoor capacity will increase from 50% to 100% for almost all businesses and public places. This includes restaurants, movie theaters, bowling alleys, and more.   Inslee noted that the statewide COVID plateau that postponed the "Healthy Washington" county evaluations earlier this month has proven to be a decline.   And a full reopening will happen even sooner if the state reaches a 70% threshold of eligible people vaccinated with at least one dose.   Right now, across the state about 57% of people 16 and older have received the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. So we've still got a ways to go.   But in Chelan County it's higher, around 60% of people 16 and older have received the first dose of a two-dose vaccine as of May 10th.    Despite the reopening, the state of emergency will not necessarily end on June 30th. That really depends on statewide ICU capacity. If ICU capacity reaches 90%, activities and events will all be scaled back again.   During the announcement Inslee also discussed new masking guidelines issued by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.   The new CDC guidelines don't require that fully vaccinated people wear a mask in most indoor and outdoor settings.    But keep in mind this new guidance does not apply to places like hospitals, long-term care facilities, doctors' offices, schools, and public transportation. Inslee said that everyone is still required to wear a mask in these places.   So how do things look across North Central Washington now?   COVID-19 incidence rates have dropped in every county with the exception of Okanogan County.   Okanogan County actually has had 88 new COVID cases between April 28 and May 11. This meant they would've still remained in Phase 3 regardless of the governor's change, according to "Healthy Washington '' metrics.      But Grant County's COVID data has improved a bit since the postponement, seeing the incidence rate drop from 290.6 per 100,000 to 276.6 per 100,000.   They were at risk of being sent back to Phase 2, but now will remain in Phase 3 along with every other county.   And in Chelan County rates have continued to drop, dipping below 100 as of May 10 with 96.7 per 100,000.    So what do you think about the next couple of months? Do you expect the state to hit 70% of the eligible population vaccinated before June 30? Vote in our poll on NABUR by visiting wenatcheeworld.com/nabur    You can also stay up to date with this story at wenatcheeworld.com.   - Before we continue, a special thanks to our friends and sponsors at Confluence Health. The team at Confluence Health is grateful for the trust the community puts in them every single day. They are diligently working to improve the health and quality of life for our friends and neighbors. They are Grateful | They are Confluence Health.  Learn more by visiting them at ConfluenceHealth.com --   Next, our weekly profile of one of the World's 30 Under 35 award recipients.    This week - Alyssa Lenicka. Lenicka now owns her own business. She had earned an associate degree from Wenatchee Valley College in 2018, which helped set her on the path, she said. Lenicka graduated in June 2020 and landed a job as marketing coordinator at CMI Orchards a few weeks later. That hiring process was conducted entirely over Zoom, thanks to the pandemic.   Lenicka said she never thought in her wildest dreams that she would have multiple job interviews only online… but in the end it all worked out.   She told us that her time at WVC was very beneficial, allowing her to work and develop her professional skills while still pursuing an education.   She transferred to CWU that fall and the next year started a business - it's called AMH Marketing.   Lenicka said she saw an opportunity to help small businesses grow and develop using social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram. She's worked with several businesses across different industries and has learned a lot. And she's very passionate and driven to work with local businesses because she enjoys connecting with people in the community and working alongside the owners.   While at Central, Lenicka also worked as director of mentor development, supervising five student mentors and a classroom of 30 college students.   From that experience she developed leadership, communication, public speaking, and organization skills. It also taught her that hard work pays off. We asked Lenicka what accomplishments she's most proud of.. And she said that graduating from Central Washington University was certainly one of them. School was always a challenge for her. As a young child Lenicka was diagnosed with ADD, ADHD and dyslexia. She said If someone would have told her 10 years ago that she would be where she is today, she would not have believed it.    But now, she's a first-generation college graduate, business owner and the marketing coordinator at CMI Orchards.   Getting the job at CMI is another big accomplishment that she's proud of. To Lenicka, it's a dream job! She gets to work with a dynamic group of professionals selling and marketing our delicious apples, pears and cherries.   We also asked Lenicka what inspires her to be successful?   She told us she's very inspired by women who have pushed themselves to be the best they can be in the business world. She's also inspired by women who lift each other up and make sure they help others excel at work.   Lenicka says that being a young woman in business, it can be hard at times but it is always so inspiring to see what fellow colleagues have achieved and how they support others. This inspires her, in turn, to mentor other women in their careers.   Congratulations Alyssa!   Now, some history…   One of the valley's best-loved steak houses, The Windmill Restaurant, started out as an unfulfilled dream. Donald Holland borrowed start-up money from his father and built the windmill-shaped building. But a partner cheated him of his nest egg. And Holland never opened the place for business.   The building functioned as a roadhouse, where counterfeiters and bootleggers were said to conspire. Then, after prohibition ended, the business got a special liquor license to be able to include a bottle of beer in each of the sack lunches it prepared for state road crews.   Its reputation for fine dining began in the 1950s, when Bill Glass established The Windmill as a dinner-only steak house.    Thanks for listening. Today's episode is brought to you by Equilus Group, Inc- Building Your Financial Success. Learn more at Equilusfinancial.com The Wenatchee World has been engaging, informing and inspiring North Central Washington Communities since 1905. We encourage you to subscribe today to keep your heart and mind connected to what matters most in North Central Washington. Thank you for starting your morning with us and don't forget to tune in again on Tuesday! Support the show: https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/site/forms/subscription_services/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Bill's experiment, every man sent a card to their mother on Mother's Day. Would the same hold true for Father's Day?

We are so thrilled to have Dickson & Shirley Rial with us today in a segment we call “How to Win When the Roof Caves In”, which is also the title of a book co-authored by Bill Glass and Dickson Rial. The title of this book hit home for both Dickson & Shirley when their roof “caved in” while facing the challenges of parenting a son addicted to drugs and alcohol. Dickson Rial is a highly esteemed pastor, minister. and published author. They share their journey with honesty and vulnerability, in effort to encourage and enlighten people that addiction is a disease that can afflict the best of families. It can happen to anyone’s son or daughter. Their son, Randy, shared his remarkable story of second chances in last week’s episode called “Prodigals Can Go Home.” Randy battled drug addiction to cocaine and alcohol for over thirty years. He was arrested nine times, four felonies, was suicidal, and went to ten different rehab centers for treatment. All of this was to no avail. Randy lost everything…his family, marriage, son and career. His parents, Dickson & Shirley never gave up on the power of God to break the addiction. They remained on their knees for 30 years until one day, God miraculously delivered Randy and answered their prayers. Randy has now been clean and sober for six years. He is currently married to the beautiful Holly Rial. His finances, career and relationships have been restored. Together, they share the love of Jesus and His ability to save, heal and transform lives through their ministry, THE ROAD TO REDEMPTION. Pastor Dickson has often quoted Winston Churchill, “Never give up! Never, never, never give up!” He and Shirley demonstrate the power of unconditional love, forgiveness, mercy and grace that can only originate from the Throne of God.

Host Clay Howerton interviews the Chief Executive Officer of Bill Glass Behind the Walls, Michael Nolan.

Join David Monn and Andy as they travel down memory lane to discover the events and steps that led David to develop a unique sense of design in the event industry. Join Andy and David as they travel down memory lane to discover the events and steps that led him to develop a unique sense of design in the event industry. David’s unique ability to align the senses to create the most effective event tapestry is what sets him apart from his fellow planners and designers. David’s fascinating career trajectory involved finally realizing his calling was in event planning and design. His use of authenticity, scale, and attention to detail along with igniting the senses of smell, sound, and sight have made him an industry leader and one of the most highly sought-after event planners/designers in the world. His goal is to craft an event that shares your true story and personality, not the fantasy that you’ve created for yourself.  His years in the corporate environment prepared him by giving insights into the mechanics of running a business and putting him in contact with some of the most influential fashion designers of the 20th century. Their mentorship and his creativity are the backbones of his business. Listen in to learn how lighting design defines an event, why packing light and carrying on your luggage is so freeing, and how to leverage your relationships to create a thriving business. David shares valuable and personal insights into the creation of his business, so this conversation is not one you want to miss. Show Highlights: [02:13] - David and Andy chat about the details of how he creates events while spending time at David’s home. [05:37] - No matter the size or importance of the event, David works to engage the senses of smell, sound, and sight to imprint the event on the memory of all involved. [06:21] - Growing up in a large family, in a small town, with a sense of protection and order instilled by his father, heavily impacts his process. [11:34] - His father refused to take out loans to pay for his education at Parson’s School of Design, so David created a backup plan. [14:58] - After moving up through the ranks of a garment manufacturing company, he made his way to the New York office of the company as an executive assistant. [21:08] - David helped a friend decorate her apartment and this led to his next client and his next for interior design, while still working in merchandising. [24:09] - What did he learn from his mentors Oscar De La Renta and Bill Glass?  [28:32] - “Light in a space is everything and is why it feels the way it feels.” [38:32] - How does light design work with outdoor events and the change in natural light?  [40:32] - David comments on a quote by Thomas Edison about the renewing feeling of being in and working in a garden and the role nature plays in his events. [43:21] - When everything is in sync there is something magical about the event. [47:24] - David shares his process for creating each type of event he brings to life through authenticity, scale, and detail. [57:48] - David has curated several huge events and shares some fascinating stories. [1:03:50] - The artistic side of the business is probably 20%, the other 80% is running the business, which David learned in his corporate positions. [1:11:19] - How does David structure his pricing for such individualized events? [1:14:18] - Learn David’s best tips and advice as well as what he would include in a masterclass. LINKS & RESOURCES The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz on Instagram The Wedding Biz on Facebook @theweddingbiz David Monn David Monn, LLC David Monn on Instagram David Monn on Facebook David Monn on Twitter @david_monn David Monn on YouTube David Monn on LinkedIn David Monn on Pinterest Mentioned By David Parson’s School of Design The Plaza Hotel Oscar De La Renta Bill Blass  Robert Isabell Colin Cowie Lifestyle Colin’s interviews on The Wedding Biz:  Colin Cowie: Part 1 Creating Groundbreaking Luxury Experiences Colin Cowie: Part 2 Creating Groundbreaking Luxury Experiences Ron Ben Israel Ron’s interview on The Wedding Biz

It’s another episode of Paper Trails and this time we chat with Bill Glass & Jeff Lorey of B&A Food Sales. 

Featuring: Dr. Bill Glass Dr. Bill Glass, a cardiologist at CTCA, shares with Rev. Percy McCray the impact cancer treatment may have on the heart. He also inspires listeners to impact the lives of others in such a way that when you are gone, you are missed.

Program for 04/24/20 Jim Wood: Interview with Michael Nolan, Bill Glass Behind the Walls

We are so thrilled to have Dickson & Shirley Rial with us today in a segment we call “How to Win When the Roof Caves In”, which is also the title of a book co-authored by Bill Glass and Dickson Rial. The title of this book hit home for both Dickson & Shirley when their roof “caved in” while facing the challenges of parenting a son addicted to drugs and alcohol. Dickson Rial is a highly esteemed pastor, minister. and published author. They share their journey with honesty and vulnerability, in effort to encourage and enlighten people that addiction is a disease that can afflict the best of families. It can happen to anyone’s son or daughter. Their son, Randy, shared his remarkable story of second chances in last week’s episode called “Prodigals Can Go Home.” Randy battled drug addiction to cocaine and alcohol for over thirty years. He was arrested nine times, four felonies, was suicidal, and went to ten different rehab centers for treatment. All of this was to no avail. Randy lost everything…his family, marriage, son and career. His parents, Dickson & Shirley never gave up on the power of God to break the addiction. They remained on their knees for 30 years until one day, God miraculously delivered Randy and answered their prayers. Randy has now been clean and sober for six years. He is currently married to the beautiful Holly Rial. His finances, career and relationships have been restored. Together, they share the love of Jesus and His ability to save, heal and transform lives through their ministry, THE ROAD TO REDEMPTION. Pastor Dickson has often quoted Winston Churchill, “Never give up! Never, never, never give up!” He and Shirley demonstrate the power of unconditional love, forgiveness, mercy and grace that can only originate from the Throne of God.

Tomorrow I leave for Waco Texas to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Bill Glass prison ministry. I spent several years traveling around the country speaking at prisons with this ministry and saw many men and women come to know Christ and also served on his board of directors for a while . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/08/a-hint-of-wisdom-finally/

Tomorrow I leave for Waco Texas to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Bill Glass prison ministry. I spent several years traveling around the country speaking at prisons with this ministry and saw many men and women come to know Christ and also served on his board of directors for a while . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/08/a-hint-of-wisdom-finally/

Join David Monn and Andy as they travel down memory lane to discover the events and steps that led David to develop a unique sense of design in the event industry. Join Andy and David as they travel down memory lane to discover the events and steps that led him to develop a unique sense of design in the event industry. David’s unique ability to align the senses to create the most effective event tapestry is what sets him apart from his fellow planners and designers. David’s fascinating career trajectory involved finally realizing his calling was in event planning and design. His use of authenticity, scale, and attention to detail along with igniting the senses of smell, sound, and sight have made him an industry leader and one of the most highly sought-after event planners/designers in the world. His goal is to craft an event that shares your true story and personality, not the fantasy that you’ve created for yourself.  His years in the corporate environment prepared him by giving insights into the mechanics of running a business and putting him in contact with some of the most influential fashion designers of the 20th century. Their mentorship and his creativity are the backbones of his business. Listen in to learn how lighting design defines an event, why packing light and carrying on your luggage is so freeing, and how to leverage your relationships to create a thriving business. David shares valuable and personal insights into the creation of his business, so this conversation is not one you want to miss. Show Highlights: [02:13] - David and Andy chat about the details of how he creates events while spending time at David’s home. [05:37] - No matter the size or importance of the event, David works to engage the senses of smell, sound, and sight to imprint the event on the memory of all involved. [06:21] - Growing up in a large family, in a small town, with a sense of protection and order instilled by his father, heavily impacts his process. [11:34] - His father refused to take out loans to pay for his education at Parson’s School of Design, so David created a backup plan. [14:58] - After moving up through the ranks of a garment manufacturing company, he made his way to the New York office of the company as an executive assistant. [21:08] - David helped a friend decorate her apartment and this led to his next client and his next for interior design, while still working in merchandising. [24:09] - What did he learn from his mentors Oscar De La Renta and Bill Glass?  [28:32] - “Light in a space is everything and is why it feels the way it feels.” [38:32] - How does light design work with outdoor events and the change in natural light?  [40:32] - David comments on a quote by Thomas Edison about the renewing feeling of being in and working in a garden and the role nature plays in his events. [43:21] - When everything is in sync there is something magical about the event. [47:24] - David shares his process for creating each type of event he brings to life through authenticity, scale, and detail. [57:48] - David has curated several huge events and shares some fascinating stories. [1:03:50] - The artistic side of the business is probably 20%, the other 80% is running the business, which David learned in his corporate positions. [1:11:19] - How does David structure his pricing for such individualized events? [1:14:18] - Learn David’s best tips and advice as well as what he would include in a masterclass. LINKS & RESOURCES The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz on Instagram The Wedding Biz on Facebook @theweddingbiz David Monn David Monn, LLC David Monn on Instagram David Monn on Facebook David Monn on Twitter @david_monn David Monn on YouTube David Monn on LinkedIn David Monn on Pinterest Mentioned By David Parson’s School of Design The Plaza Hotel Oscar De La Renta Bill Blass  Robert Isabell Colin Cowie Lifestyle Colin’s interviews on The Wedding Biz:  Colin Cowie: Part 1 Creating Groundbreaking Luxury Experiences Colin Cowie: Part 2 Creating Groundbreaking Luxury Experiences Ron Ben Israel Ron’s interview on The Wedding Biz  

Justin and Bill catch and share the joys of being out of the diapers days of Dad-dom.Facebook.com/dadpodcast@DadPodcast@iPodcastJustinListen Live atmixLR.com/dadpodcastTell 3 people about this show. They don't have to listen just ask them to subscribe. We want to be number 1.Bookmark the amazon banner at the bottom of TheDadPodcast.com

There is a remarkable text found in the first book of the Bible in Genesis 49. Jacob has 12 sons. As he is preparing to depart this life he calls all his sons around his bedside and pronounces a blessing upon each one. Genesis 49 and verse 28 states, “He (that is Jacob) blessed them every one with the blessing appropriate to him”. Did you get that? He pronounces a blessing upon each son, words that would be just for that son. Everyone of our children need to hear a blessing appropriate to them; boys and girls; sons and daughters. Words of affirmation from our Dads! Bill Glass, former all Pro football player for the Cleveland Browns and founder and Director of Bill Glass Prison ministries underlines and underscores the importance of Father’s pronouncing blessings upon their children ALL THROUGH THEIR LIVES. Bill states, “children need a father who speaks the words of love, hope and belonging in their lives.” He continues, “the future of your children and your children’s children and even their children depends upon it.”

Bill Glass:The Power of a Father

Bill Glass of Bill Glass Champions for Life joins us at North Park Church for a special service

Bill Glass of Bill Glass Champions for Life joins us at North Park Church for a special service

Heather, Kate and Alli P. get smutty with The Dad Podcast in LA.  Join us as we cross the line from biz buzzed to biz wasted, power nap on co-parenting with Justin Worsham and Bill Glass and wrap with Nodelman's news quiz.  Heads up, this episode is EXPLICIT.  Enjoy and thanks for listening!  

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