Podcast appearances and mentions of chris findley

The Most Rev. Foley Beach, Archbishop and Primate, The Anglican Church of North America Bishop, Anglican Diocese of the South, Institution of a Rector, Fr. Chris Findley. on November 23, 2020

The Upper Room Experience Chapter 1.1 – Jesus Wept Again   Welcome everyone to The Upper Room Experience! This is the devotional segment of The Next Drop Off Podcast where we'll be reading the book The Great Controversy by Ellen G. White from cover to cover. Our aim is to help you get closer to Christ and find strength for the daily battles of life.   Co-host for this episode: Chris Findley   In this week's episode: Christ weeps uncontrollably as he beholds the beautiful Jerusalem for the last time.   Weekly Review Questions: What have I learned about God? What have I learned about myself/humanity? Is it biblical? What are some key verses? How does this make me feel?/ how is my life going to change? Who will I share this with?   Thanks again for joining us, we'll be back next week with another installment in our devotional journey! Tell a friend!  

In a piece written during a recent period of furlough leave Sam Stafford posited that a career is like climbing a mountain in that the real reward is at the top when you can sit back, with the greatest possible perspective, and take it all in. Sam gets the chance to test that theory in this episode by chatting to Chris Findley who, as many North West-based 50 Shades listeners will know, recently retired after a 42 year career that included 26 years at Salford City Council. The conversation takes in Chris' early experiences in Beverley and Leicester, the seemingly endless rounds of planning reform and the transformation of Salford Quays. Some associated reading. Place North West's coverage of Chris' retirement https://www.placenorthwest.co.uk/news/profile-findley-looks-back-on-26-years-at-salford/ Sam's blog on his career to date http://samuelstafford.blogspot.com/2020/04/memories-of-200809-career-advice-for-my.html

Episode 45: We Are Family    Welcome back to another episode of The Next Drop Off! The summer program is finally over, and I sit down with exceptional leader Chris Findley, the head leader of the Mansfield, TX Program to recap. We talk about the lessons learned, the ups and downs, and what's coming up next for Chris. Another powerful episode you don't want to miss! Thanks for joining us this week.   Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/?hl=en   Follow Chris Findley: https://www.instagram.com/chrisfindley/?igshid=bv8hx6ofdpx   Follow our partner @wearjesusis: https://www.instagram.com/wearjesusis/?hl=en   Buy The Mission Study Bible: https://www.thenextdropoff.com/bible   If you have any questions relating to canvassing, leading, or everyday life just use this link: https://www.thenextdropoff.com/contact and fill out the easy form on our website. We'll be answering all questions on our Channel Up segment! 

Thom Safrin and Chris Findley continue their interview of Jerry Findley (Chris’s father).  Some specific cases were discussed which highlight the uses of forensic science techniques and technology. References Law Enforcement Academy – www.lawenforcementacademy.org Law Enforcement Academy on Facebook – www.facebook.com/LEAPodcast Thomas Safrin Twitter – https://twitter.com/thomassafrin

Thom Safrin and Chris Findley interview Jerry Findley (Chris's father) and discuss coming from one of the first Crime Scene Units in Georgia.  Starting in the police dept in 1971, the then labeled 'Identification Unit' evolved a long way from simply taking photographs.  Breaking ground for the organization into the areas of collection of evidence, lab work and then later DNA, blood spatters and more advanced methods we know as Forensic Science today. References Law Enforcement Academy – www.lawenforcementacademy.org Law Enforcement Academy on Facebook – www.facebook.com/LEAPodcast Thomas Safrin Twitter - https://twitter.com/thomassafrin

Hosts Thom Safrin and Chris Findley further discuss court cases clarifying Use of Force.  The discussion furthers the ideas that dictate law enforcement today inside the United States.  Thom and Chris dive deeper into this episode in this Fourth Amendment issue and discussion includes topics such as mental disabilities, officer articulation, and the stories inside of those additional cases which expound into other landmark cases and make more clear the principles and situation variables. References Law Enforcement Academy – www.lawenforcementacademy.org Law Enforcement Academy on Facebook – www.facebook.com/LEAPodcast Thomas Safrin Twitter - https://twitter.com/thomassafrin Addition Suggested reading: http://caselaw4cops.net/use_of_force/use_of_force.htm More on the cases mentioned in this episode: Pena v Leombruni http://caselaw4cops.net/cases/aldaba_v_pickens_13_7034_10cir_2015.html Plakas v Drinski https://www.leagle.com/decision/19932167811fsupp135611990   Smith v Freland https://openjurist.org/954/f2d/343/smith-v-freland https://www.policeone.com/legal/articles/135084-The-4th-Amendment-and-deadly-force/ Thompson v Hubbard https://www.ebpsociety.org/resources/quarterly/37-the-ebp-quarterly/vol-2-no-2/270-police-use-of-force-policy-and-excessive-force https://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-8th-circuit/1215327.html Force Science http://www.forcescience.org

Hosts Thom Safrin and Chris Findley discuss the landmark use of force cases and the ideas principles that dictate procedural law today in the United States.  Graham v. Connor gave us the objective reasonableness standard.  Thom and Chris contrast Tennessee v. Garner and point out misunderstandings that some officers, and even trainers, may have. Thom and Chris also discuss officer safety and discuss Terry v. Ohio and its relatedness to use of force.  They further discuss and exchange some humor about video, internet video, media use of partial video and discuss the need for education for all on the differences between what is recorded on video and what an officer may perceive in the actual event when things are rapidly evolving.  Today's episode is at least an essential review for officers or to understand this case law and affect the mental approach of law enforcement that lead to physical actions. References Law Enforcement Academy – www.lawenforcementacademy.org Law Enforcement Academy on Facebook – www.facebook.com/LEAPodcast Thomas Safrin Twitter - https://twitter.com/thomassafrin Addition Suggested reading: Graham v. Connor https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/490/386/ Tennessee v. Garner https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/471/1/

Hosts Thom Safrin and Chris Findley interview Captain Gary Taylor, Director of Training and Recruiting, Chatham County Sheriff’s Office and discuss police recruiting and retention. This episode asks the questions “How do we gain the right people?  And then how do we keep them.”   Topic discussion includes: Thinking outside of your niche & marketing.  Department vision and how a “sense of community” is a factor.  Leadership is about people; management is about things (resources). Challenge for this week: Share this episode with a friend, it’s all about marketing! References Gary Taylor - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-taylor-0729bb35/ Law Enforcement Academy – www.lawenforcementacademy.org Law Enforcement Academy on Facebook – www.facebook.com/LEAPodcast Thomas Safrin - Twitter - https://twitter.com/thomassafrin Thomas Safrin – LinkedIn -https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomassafrin/ Chris Findley – LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-chris-findley-98040a62/

Hosts Thom Safrin, Chris Findley and Guest Host Jim Mitchell interview Coach Tony Blauer.  Quite the entertaining personality, Tony Blauer has become a pillar to many in the field, training law enforcement & military in self-defense.  From training a single student in self-defense, in 1980, Blauer spring-boarded from the idea of what he calls “Startle Flinch” to a revolutionary approach in new training methods.  Today, Reverse Situation Engineering and real-world-scenario observation play a huge role in the evolution of Blauer’s SPEAR system.  Starting at the core of the brain, long before having a neuroscience explanation, Blauer’s insight, has led to a new mentality towards training and expectations for LEO and military alike. References Force Science - http://www.forcescience.org/ Tony Blauer Books/websites training method - https://blauerspear.com/ ScienceDaily.com Panic Attack Youtube Series - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CzgDX9lGc0&list=PLhBqvFTJCaGTvkoPb_nH3R-iR3Wikk6TF https://blauer.rlxmediastreaming.com/us/   Law Enforcement Academy – www.lawenforcementacademy.org Law Enforcement Academy on Facebook – www.facebook.com/LEAPodcast

Hosts Thomas Safrin, Chris Findley continue their interview with retired Lieutenant Colonel Dave Grossman.  In this podcast, Grossman brings a unique historical outlook into perspective.  An outlook of society at large and the challenges faced by law enforcement today. This episode of the Law Enforcement Academy Podcast continues to address the subjects of Lawless Mindsets, Sleep Deprivation and other subjects making an impact on individuals.  And his timely perspective on the ways to approach training tactics in the modern age of law enforcement. References Force Science - http://www.forcescience.org/ David Grossman's whole library on Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/Dave-Grossman/e/B001H6MBBM/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1 Law Enforcement Academy – www.lawenforcementacademy.org Law Enforcement Academy on Facebook – www.facebook.com/LEAPodcast  

Chris Findley (@chrisfindley) talks about curating your personal brand and building your network. Chris also discusses faith and consistency as a entrepreneur and creating new goals. Like, Comment & Subscribe Follow @Drivenmindspodcast / @Drivensociety --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drivensocietypodcast/support

Chris Findley Our guest this time is Chris Findley - host of the MyFlightCoach.com podcast, author and creator of a unique checkride prep tool. Chris discusses the phases students go through during training, things he's seen in checkrides, ways to prepare and challenges he has getting students in the right frame of mind for a practical test.

Do you you want to combine a challenging and exciting career in sales and flying? One way to combine the two passions are by becoming a pilot and selling airplanes. You can have the best of both worlds. Our guest today will describe how he is able to combine both careers. Today I have with […] The post ACP018 Aircraft Sales, Interview with Chris Findley of My Flight Coach appeared first on Aviation Careers Podcast.