Podcast appearances and mentions of chris haney

 Chris Haney is the CEO of DBBE connect out of Folsom California. This was an incredibly impactful conversation which I didn't want to end. Chris is a disabled veteran with an incredible back story. The thing that I loved about talking to Chris was his attitude about being of service to others looking for obstacles on a daily basis and clearly explaining to others what you don't know. The thing about Chris is it's not about what he does. It's about who he is. Chris gets to better the pond by helping veterans through the Suki Chris Golf Extravaganza, Community Connect and so many other venues. Chris creates impact. Ladies and gentlemen, we solute Mr. Christopher Haney.  DVBE Connect: https://www.dvbeconnect.com/ DVBE Media & Strategy: https://www.dvbemedia.com/ DVBE Pipe & Supply: https://www.dvbepipeandsupply.com/ E-mail: chris@dvbeconnect.com

A Canadian invention that sold for $80,000,000 to Hasbro in 1993. Now it is a worldwide sensation. Come on, you've played it. Dave Young: ... welcome to The Empire Builders Podcast, teaching business owners the not-so-secret techniques that took famous businesses from mom-and-pop to major brands. Stephen Semple is a marketing consultant, story collector, and storyteller. I'm Stephen's sidekick and business partner, Dave Young. Before we get into today's episode, a word from our sponsor, which is... Well, it's us. But we're highlighting ads we've written and produced for our clients, so here's one of those. [AirVantage HVAC Ad] Dave Young: Welcome to The Empire Builders Podcast. I'm Dave Young, and Stephen Semple is alongside, and we're talking about empires, empires that got built up by people that started businesses with an idea and a dream. And Stephen just whispered today's topic into my head, and... Through these headphones, and I'm blown away because the topic is Trivial Pursuit, and he told me that it was a Canadian company that started Trivial Pursuit. Instantly, I have a million questions, like did they just steal U.S. state secrets to make all these questions? Stephen Semple: I wish I had the recording on earlier when you were like, "They're a Canadian company?" Dave Young: You Canadians are smart. Nothing gets past you. Stephen Semple: We've done... God, what number are we at? We're 130 or 140, and you've never reacted with that level of surprise. I was like, "Damn. I wish I had that recorded." Dave Young: I mean, you stop and think about it, it kind of makes sense. Up in the frozen north, you've got to spend a lot of time on board games. Stephen Semple: There you go. Dave Young: When it's too cold to snowboard. Stephen Semple: That's it. That's it. It's never too cold to snowboard, that's the only problem. So it was created by fellow Canadians, yes, Chris Haney and Scott Abbott in 1981, and in 2008, Hasbro bought the full rights for $80 million. As of the most recent data I could get was, 2014, they had broke through 100 million games sold, in 17 languages. 1993, it was named the at the Games Hall of Fame, and basically it's sold over two billion copies worldwide. Dave Young: Amazing. I haven't played it in years. It's still around though, right? I mean, you still... Stephen Semple: Oh, yeah. And there's lots of different versions now. Dave Young: Well, I remember clearly the original version, whatever that was called. It was just called Trivial Pursuit- Stephen Semple: That's right. Yes. Dave Young: That's what it was. Stephen Semple: Yeah. Dave Young: And it had enough questions that you could play it a bunch of times before you really needed to buy an expansion pack kind of thing. Stephen Semple: Yes. Dave Young: That was what was fun. But I think I played it so much with friends, and classmates, workmates eventually, that nobody would play against me on that original version. Stephen Semple: Right, 'cause [inaudible 00:04:08] Dave Young: Then you get in, like, "Oh, the sports version. Nah, I'm no good at that." I might remember the name Gordie Howe. Actually, that explains that it was a Canadian company, 'cause there were a lot of hockey stars in a lot of the question answers. Stephen Semple: Yeah, yeah, absolutely. So the origin goes back to 1970, it took them a while to get it going. So it's the '70s, and the market's dominated by games for kids, there's no adult games out there. And Chris Hanley's a photojournalist, super creative guy. Scott Abbott's a sportswriter- Dave Young: Yeah. Stephen Semple: That might be part of the sports part to it. Dave Young: Probably Gordie Howe's cousin? Stephen Semple: There you go. And so one night they're going to play Scrabble, and it's missing some tiles, and they decide instead to do trivia.

On this edition of the Chippewa Hockey Download new hosts Derek Steele and Matt Ryder join Devin in talking with 3rd year Head Coach for the CMU Women's Hockey Team Chris Haney.-The boys ask Chris about his childhood playing hockey, baseball, and many other rec sports growing up-How Chris inherited coaching skills from various volunteer operations for his children's teams, his role in building and expanding a successful program with Midland girl's hockey-The various off-ice duties Chris undergoes for his team to operate in the ACHA-Beating Michigan State to start last season and the magical feelings it sparked to catapult his team to the top of Division 2 women's hockey-New additions to the team and the competitiveness he expects in practice for players to earn roles in the game-A look at the upcoming schedule that features old foes as well as new opponentsNew episodes weekly!

This Day in Enhanced History:August 7, 2007, Giants slugger Barry Bonds became the all-time home run king when he belted his 756th roundtripper. Bonds hit the milestone homer in the fifth inning into the right-center field bleachers off Mike Bacsik of the Nationals at AT&T Park.Milestones:August 7, 2004, Cubs' pitcher Greg Maddux wins his 300th career game, becoming the 22nd member of the 300-Win Club. Maddux defeats the Giants, going five innings and allowing four earned runs at SBC Park in San Francisco.August 7, 1999, Wade Boggs of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays becomes the first major leaguer to hit a home run for his 3,000th hit. Boggs connects against Chris Haney of the Cleveland Indians, just one day after Tony Gwynn collected his 3,000th hit.August 7, 1907, Walter Johnson picks up his first major league victory. The Washington Senators' rookie defeats the Cleveland Indians, 6-2. Johnson will win 417 games during his Hall of Fame career.Cooperstown Calls:August 7, 1972, the Hall of Fame inducts one of its largest classes ever. The list of eight new members includes Yogi Berra - presently the manager of the New York Mets - Negro leagues stars Josh Gibson and Buck Leonard, and standout pitchers Sandy Koufax and Early Wynn.Oddities:1901 - Ban Johnson suspends Baltimore 1B Burt Hart for striking umpire John Haskell yesterday, stating "This is the first time a player in the American League has struck an umpire, and it is an offense that cannot be overlooked." The 31-year-old Hart will never play again. Births: 1886 - Bill McKechnie, infielder, manager; Hall of Famer - Bill McKechnie was the first manager to ever guide three different teams to the World Series, and he won championships in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, both in seven games. Despite eight seasons at the helm of the Braves, where he won less than 46% of the time, McKechnie retired with a respectable .524 winning mark and more than 1,800 victories. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1962.

On this episode of the Chippewa Hockey Download, Devin & Parker sit down with CMU Women's Hockey breakout star Kylie Del Re to talk about her team's historic seasonWe dive into Kylie's "late start" to skating & playing hockey, and how her background in dance helped her get coordinated to moving on the ice.-How she found out about CMU through a player profile and matchup against her soon-to-be head coach Chris Haney, eventually getting to campus and having team leaders help her get acclimated to Mount Pleasant -Balancing hockey with a rigorous academic schedule and her work ethic growing up -Kylie's impressive season netting the most goals and points in club history, and how her team's coaching and culture led to their success-Stories of team bus rides, cupcakes, and her relationship with teammates-The future of CMU Women's hockey and the importance of adding depth-A message to future players and the importance of mental health Episode 5, a sitdown with Kylie Del ReNew Episodes weekly!

The band Creed has become synonymous with butt rock and ham fisted power balladry, often mentioned in the same breath as Nickelback as one of the worst rock bands of the 2000's, if not ever. While this is a popular position on the internet nowadays, Creed's stratospheric album sales -- 53 million records sold worldwide, and 28 million in the US alone -- hint at a different story, that in fact, a whole lot of people liked them during their brief run from 1997 to 2002.   With nearly 20 years passed since the bands initial dissolution, how does Creed hold up today? Trent and Aaron attempt to answer this question, along with their friend Chris Haney, a regular Fort Worth Music Club participant and avid Creed fan. The conclusion? Creed was a much better band than they get credit for, and filled a melodic hole in an overly dreary post-grunge landscape with more range and songwriting prowess than most of their contemporaries.   Trent Jones Email: trent@marmaladecream.com IG: @marmalade_cream Web: https://www.marmaladecream.com   Aaron LaBoon IG: @aarondlaboon

"THREATS TO DEMOCRACY" VOTERS' NEW TOP ISSUE A BLOCK (1:51) 21% of voters polled by NBC say "threats to democracy" is their most important issue (2:08) Fascism Carries the Bible: Ron DeSantis again tells voters "put on the full armor of God" in speech for Doug Mastriano (2:42) whose security chiefs are an Evangelical minister and a former Oath Keeper (4:08) The NBC poll does not differentiate: there could be Republicans IN FAVOR of "threats to democracy" (5:45) Hatred, violence, and antisemitism now mainstreaming among GOP candidates after Pennsylvania Republican calls for "execution of Marxist/Communist Jews" (8:57) 24 hours after Oklahoma Republican says "I ain't owned by the Jews" and Arizona's Kari Lake hesitates to rescind her retraction of him (10:50) Secular stochastic terrorism on rise over weekend as Florida GOP House candidate says he'd have killed FBI agents (11:18) 24 hours after Florida State House GOP candidate says "his plan" would allow Floridians to shoot FBI, DOJ, IRS and ATF. Both men are still on the ballot Tuesday (13:40) All of this ties together in the "New Apostolic Reformation" whose members insist they "have been given legal power from heaven" to destroy all political enemies (16:14) What can we do? Take a page from Germany. You incite violence against public figures? You get arrested. Sadly, it's time. B BLOCK (21:19) Every Dog Has Its Day, including updates on three dogs (22:30) Postscripts To The News: Sen. Graham gets his delay, FBI STILL sifting through recovered documents Trump stole; Republican Senatorial campaign seems to have spent all the money (25:06) Sports: Former Red Sox star Bill "Spaceman" Lee has a cardiac episode on what amounts to EMT Night at the ballpark; Yankees Manager Aaron Boone news permitting me to tell you how I met Boone when he was 13; Sue Bird sets a record; Yadier Molina bails out on pennant race (30:27) The New York Daily News, CNN President Chris Licht and writers of the LOL-worthy "World Climate Declaration" vie for Worst Person Honors. C BLOCK (35:20) Things I Promised Not To Tell: 29 years to the day since Yankees Manager Buck Showalter locked his ENTIRE TEAM in the trainers' room to try to teach me some kind of lesson. And somehow we're friends anyway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To kick off hour three of this Tuesday edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Jon talks about what his ideal Braves lineup would be if everybody but Adam Duvall was healthy, and Jon lets listeners give their take as well. Next, Jon continues hour three of this Tuesday edition of The Jon Chuckery Show with another fan favorite segment in That's Life. On this edition of That's Life, Jon talks about wings being tested out at the Nashville Chick-fil-A, 5' bats being spotted in the Philippines, and today being National Rice Pudding Day. Jon also gives birthday shoutouts to Whiteney Houston, Sam Elliot, Kurtis Blow, Deion Sanders, Derek Fisher, and Anna Kendrick. Finally, in honor of Chris Haney's birthday, the man who created Trivial Pursuit, Jon and Dylan close out this edition of That's Life by giving their Top 10 favorite board games, card games, or online puzzle games of all-time. Finally, Jon closes hour two of this Tuesday edition of The Jon Chuckery Show by replaying his earlier interview with NFL Network Reporter, Analyst, and Host, Steve Wyche!

When we are in distress either temporarily or chronically, we tend to shut down that connection. This break in our body-mind connection can lead to further pain and suffering. Our emotions take over; we dwell on thoughts in an attempt to control them. The resulting distress may be seen in such symptoms as anxiety, depression, addiction etc. However, if we are able to find ways to maintain our body-mind connection even in times of distress, we can open the door to so many more possibilities that in turn can help us whether its acceptance, taking action, seeking help from others, building resources etc. I have experienced success in finding ways to achieve and strengthen this connection using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness, and trauma informed yoga.

Chris Haney and Bill Adams from Tri-Hospital EMS join host Angela Madden for a live sit down on site at EMS EXPO 2022. This episode was recorded at the beautiful Bavarian Inn in Frankenmuth, Michigan.  For more information visit, www.emsexpo.org.

On Our Latest Show: Is the Ivory-billed Woodpecker really extinct? Scientist and author Chris Haney shares some thoughts. Also, what really caused those Yellow-headed Blackbirds to plunge to earth in Mexico? And, we meet the “New York Warbler.”

Heading into the holidays we take a rare optimistic detour in the world of conservation. Our guest is Dr. Chris Haney, President of Terra Med Applied Sciences, a public interest ecological research company. He and Brian discuss the fate of the ivory-billed woodpecker – the bird that keeps scientists guessing no matter how often it's declared extinct. Hear the only known recording of the woodpecker, and consider: is it really gone? Or is Woody getting the last laugh?Chris's book, Woody's Last Laugh: https://www.johnhuntpublishing.com/changemakers-books/our-books/woodys-last-laugh-making-thinking-errors

Welcome back to The Reunion: An FFVIIR Podcast! Ky and Vyzz are BACK from a mini-hiatus! Join them while they chat all things FFVII OG with Chris & Haney, the hosts of the incredible First Encounter Podcast! The episode starts with a deep dive into each of their histories and experiences with Final Fantasy as a series, and FFVII specifically. They also very lightly discuss FFVII Remake (due to Haney not having played it yet), in hopes to avoid any spoilers! The episode ends with some questions for Haney, while everyone discusses what their hopes and dreams we're (and are!) for FFVIIR, and more! Featured track: Final Fantasy VII - Prelude (A.Q.'s Synthwave Remix) [FF7R] by Aura Qualic Track Link: https://youtu.be/MOZUoBmaWf4 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/AuraQualic/ Contact Us: Questions, ideas, inquiries? Send an email! Or join our Discord! E-mail: thereunionpodcast@gmail.com LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/thereunionpodcast Discord: https://discord.gg/d7X7UBw7UV YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TheReunionAnFFVIIRPodcast Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Reunion_Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReunionPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thereunionpodcast Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/thereunionpodcast Check out Vyzz and the Cosmo Canyon Observatory community here: Discord: https://discordapp.com/invite/EyjHzbZ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Vyzzuvazzadth/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CC_Observatory Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/cosmocanyonobservatory Check out Chris/Haney and First Encounter Podcast here: Website: http://www.firstencounterpodcast.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNISUSXEq72w6c4tkQkXDig Twitter: https://twitter.com/1stEncounterpod Discord: http://discord.gg/ZwkAvDKxbG Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/firstencounter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/firstencounterpod/ Twitter (Haney): https://twitter.com/HanEncounter Twitter (Chris): https://twitter.com/ChritEncounter Special Guests: Chris (First Encounter Podcast) and Haney (First Encounter Podcast).

In this episode, Geoff sits down with one of his long-time colleagues and friends, Chris Haney, Director of Operations at Star EMS. Chris is a fixture of the first responder community in Oakland County, Michigan with over 37 years of experience in EMS. He enjoyed a full career at the Pontiac Fire Department prior to his time at Star EMS. Throughout his time on the job, Chris has been a part of pretty much every committee, work group and task force you can think of in our county, region and state EMS system. He's here for a down and dirty discussion about what the everyday EMS provider in Michigan should know about the current COVID rules, emergency orders and related protocols. Let’s face it, we’re all going through a LOT of COVID fatigue in the prehospital community. It’s hard to stay current on the “need to know stuff,” that “they” want us to know and do AND keep up with the constant barrage of COVID related calls. Not only is there almost too much information out there, but much of it seems like it contradicts one rule or another which just makes things more confusing. Trust me, we get it. To make it easy, clear and concise, Chris and Geoff thought it would be a good idea to just sit down and talk about the various “things” the boots on the ground should know. We also thought this would be a good chance to give everyone listening some background and context as to how the various medical control authorities, regional networks and the State of Michigan EMS system work in concert to share information back and forth to best serve the specific conditions of our diverse communities. The pandemic has given us an example to show how this giant state-wide system works and this talk may shed a tiny amount of light on a topic that isn’t always so clear. Now, there’s NO WAY you can teach someone how a state EMS system works in a 25-minute podcast and today we’ll just skim the surface. However, by the end of this episode I think you’ll find clarity regarding the general process of how EMS rules, protocols and directives cascade downward and upward in Michigan. Visit EMSonAIR.com for the latest information, podcast episodes and other details. Follow us on Instagram @EMSOnAIR.Please keep emailing your questions, comments, feedback and episode ideas to the EMS on AIR Podcast team by email at QI@OCMCA.org. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/emsonair?fan_landing=true)

Professional boxer, actor and comedian Chris Haney talks about his upcoming projects “Concrete Rose” and “The Festival”. visiting the ER after a Photoshoot mishap, Tyson vs. Jones Jr and more! Email us your questions to IndieCenter.podcast@gmail.com and it will be answered on air on the monthly Q&A episode. Don’t forget to rate, review, listen on iTunes, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, and all other podcast platforms. We now have a website to connect with artists and creators. Build you a profile and start connecting, collaborating and creating at Https://www.indiecenter.tv --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/indiecenter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indiecenter/support

Join MAAS Executive Director Angela Madden as she talks with MAAS Board President Jack Fisher and Professional Standards Committee Chairman, Chris Haney about what MAAS is and the organization's goals for the future.

In this episode, we join the OCMCA EMS Operations Committee meeting that was held April 9, 2020. But first, Bonnie and I have a short chat with Chris Haney, who is currently the Chair of the EMS Ops Committee, to give a brief overview of who makes up the Committee and what they do. Then, we jump into a recording of the meeting where, Dr. McGraw continues to field many important and necessary questions from members. The Oakland County Medical Control Authority (OCMCA) has produced this podcast series in response to the concerns of our communities regarding the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). It provides context, direction and guidance to EMS agencies and their personnel regarding the current status of the virus, what EMS should be prepared for and where to get the most reliable information. Visit www.OCMCA.org/coronavirus for more details. Contact us, or send your questions, comments or ideas to QI@OCMCA.org.

Lautapelien intohimoisimmat harrastajat haistelevat vastikään pakkauksestaan avattua lautapeliä kuin viiniharrastajat harvinaisuuksiaan ja paneutuneimmat erottavat valmistajat toisistaan tuoksun perusteella. Chris Haney ja Scott Abbott kehittivät Trivial Pursuitin Montrealissa 40 vuotta sitten. Klassikkotietopeli pitää pintansa edelleen, ja lautapelien suosio kasvaa. Lautapelihulluille pelit tuovat sisältöä elämään ja antavat tilaisuuden päteä. Ne myös parantavat strategista ajattelua ja opettavat sietämään häviämisen tunteita. Kulttuuriykkönen antaa paitsi tosiharrastajien taktiikkavinkit Trivial Pursuitin pelaamiseen myös neuvoo, miten pelata huonon häviäjän kanssa tai olla itse parempi häviäjä. Psykologi Vesa Nevalainen kertoo, kannattaako aikuisen antaa lapsen voittaa perherauhan nimissä. Haastateltavina ovat Todellisuuspako-blogin pitäjä Annika Saarto, Lautapeliopas.fi-sivuston päätoimittaja ja viisi tietokirjaa lautapeleistä kirjoittanut Mikko Saari sekä psykologi ja psykoterapeutti Vesa Nevalainen. Ohjelman juontaa Pauliina Grym.

On this Bonus episode we compare our experiences with real life events and paranormal experiences, haunted houses, ranking our Top 5 horror characters and meeting the scariest man alive. Email us your questions to IndieCenter.podcast@gmail.com and it will be answered on air on the monthly Q&A episode. Don’t forget to rate, review, listen on iTunes, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, and all other podcast platforms --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/IndieCenter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/IndieCenter/support

Chris talks about his rematch with Brandon Chambers, opposing fan hype, trash talking, cutting 12 pounds in 2 days, bare knuckle boxing and fatal fights. Email us your questions to IndieCenter.podcast@gmail.com and it will be answered on air on the monthly Q&A episode. Don’t forget to rate, review, listen on iTunes, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, and all other podcast platforms --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/IndieCenter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/IndieCenter/support

Chris Haney pitched in the Royals starting rotation from 1992-1998, winning 33 games for Kansas City in 99 starts. Originally selected by the Expos in the 2nd round of the 1990 draft, the 6-4 lefty came to the Royals via … Continue reading → The post Chris Haney appeared first on Clubhouse Conversation.

Today I am talking with Chris Haney about Big Data and data analysis. This is another topic on my 2018 bucket list of areas that have intimidated me in the past. The good news is that Chris is an expert and explains these concepts in a way that non-statisticians can understand.  This episode provides a great overview of data in healthcare and how we can utilize data analysis in our compliance programs. Chris talks about prioritizing our data analysis, proactive versus reactive approaches, and the role of statistical sampling.  Chris Haney is the Managing Director of the Forensus Group specializing in financial investigations, forensic accounting and statistical sampling analysis. Previously, Chris led investigations at a global consulting firm, and was a Forensic Accountant at the Federal Bureau of Investigation specializing in complex white collar and healthcare violations. You can learn more about Chris and find his blog on statistical sampling and analysis on his website: http://forensus.com You can find all of the resources we discuss on the show today on the podcast website: www.compliancemastermind.com  Rebekah can be reached at: compliancemastermind@gmail.com Remember to subscribe to the show! Disclaimer: On this podcast I speak only for myself and what I share are the opinions of me alone. My guests also speak for themselves only and do not represent the opinions of their firms or organizations. All content provided on this podcast is for information purposes only. Neither I or my guests make any representations as to the accuracy or completeness of any information on the podcast or in the show notes. This podcast should not be used in any legal capacity whatsoever. Please consult a qualified attorney before taking any action that could have legal implications to you or your business.

Graphic artist / illustrator / writer @ www.goofeesnax.com Pete Hernandez III joins The ZodWriter Show to discuss his past, present and future projects. This episode has been offically endorsed by PSN RADIO President Angel Espino. It is absolutely great fun! Listen to Chris Haney aka Johnny Alpha and myself as we interview Pete Hernandez III and chat the night away with many relevant topics! For those interested in learning more about Pete Hernandez III's many projects go here: http://www.iamawardog.com/ Pete Hernandez III can also be contacted here: https://www.facebook.com/petehernandezIII