Podcast appearances and mentions of christopher todd

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 19, 2021 31:59

Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes Art Pregler, director of strategic initiatives for AT&T, which is quite a dramatic program in the UAS field for disaster response and other operations. Art Pregler is AT&T’s UAS Program Director responsible for nationwide oversight and internal implementation of drones. He is also Director of National Mobility Systems, responsible for the development of enterprise data systems. Prior to AT&T, Art served DOD, NASA, DARPA, and other technology-focused agencies as a Command & Control Officer, Air Traffic Controller, Air Weapons Controller, and Mission Control Specialist. Art is a member of the joint FAA/drone industry Unmanned Aircraft Safety Team (UAST); and RTCA Special Committee 228 (Minimum Operational Performance Standards for Unmanned Aircraft Systems); and the NATE UAS Committee; the FAA’s 2016 mUAS Aviation Rule-Making Committee (ARC) for flight over people; and the Washington Governor’s Unmanned Systems Industry Council. Key Takeaways: [1:19] How did Art start in the unmanned air systems industry? [2:46] What was it like working in the 80s at the second rise of the American Space Program? [4:33] Art shares his thoughts about the work of SpaceX. [5:29] How did Art make the transition to work at AT&T? [7:15] How did AT&T start in unmanned aircraft systems? [12:04] Art explains how AT&T’s work contributes to the field of first responders and emergency management. [12:58] What is a COW from AT&T’s perspective? [13:49] Art gives examples of the ways they are using AT&T’s technology. [14:45] Art talks about how AT&T works on floods and tornadoes. [15:29] How many people can be covered with a single COW? [16:17] What does a Flying COW look like? [18:56] How does AT&T interact with the FAA? [20:02] Art talks about the culture of aviation safety established at AT&T. [21:50] How did AT&T develop its standards? [22:08] How to become an AT&T remote pilot. [24:10] Art talks about the logistics operations for unmanned aircraft. [27:25] Art shares some of the key learnings he developed over his last couple of deployments that impacted the UAS program. [29:25] Art shares his view of the future of unmanned aviation. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free. DRONERESPONDERS YouTube Channel DRONERESPONDERS on Facebook.

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Episode 016: The Evolution of the Commercial Drone Industry with Brandon Toris Declet

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2021 31:29

Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes Brandon Toris Declet to today’s episode. Brandon is the Co-founder and CEO of Measure and a new member of the Drone Advisory Committee. He shares today how he got involved in the drone industry, founded Measure, became a member of the Drone Advisory Committee, and the evolution of the commercial drone industry. Brandon Torres Declet is widely recognized as the leading Latino entrepreneur in the drone industry. As a lawyer, public policy expert, and CEO, Brandon has a unique understanding of drone innovation and a firsthand appreciation for how policy challenges may impact drone operations. In 2014, Brandon co-founded Measure, a leading aerial intelligence company, and as CEO, grew the company to the top five percent of drone firms by revenue. Brandon sold the Measure drone services business to the Aerodyne Group in 2019. Today, Measure offers a drone-agnostic, turnkey aerial intelligence software solution that includes mission planning, data collection, data processing, data analysis, and intelligence reporting that can transform the way businesses make decisions using drones. Under his leadership, Measure completed tens of thousands of missions with zero reportable incidents and collected data on high-value assets. Key Takeaways: [1:28] Brandon shares how he first got involved in unmanned aviation. [3:23] How did Brandon start in the drone space? [6:36] We have to find a way of making money even without the regulations. [10:00] It is hard to start a business; the drone service is like any other business. [12:04] Brandon talks about the commercial aspect of drones. [12:32] Brandon shares his perspective about Dronebase. [14:25].At what point did Brandon shift the business model for Measure? [17:35] Brandon talks about the pitfalls he wishes he would have avoided. [20:08] 3D Robotics went through an evolution producing drones and then getting crushed on pricing. Today, the industry has its first unicorn with Skydio. What has shifted? [23:54] Brandon shares about his role in the Drone Advisory Committee and what he would like to accomplish as a member. [27:33] In technology, things move at the speed of light but the government does not. [28:02] Where does Brandon see the value proposition for disaster response and public safety, moving toward? [29:30] Brandon talks about his plans for the future. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free. DRONERESPONDERS YouTube Channel DRONERESPONDERS on Facebook. Measure Drone Advisory Committee

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Episode 015: The Future of Unmanned Aviation with Ken Stewart

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 28, 2021 31:19

Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes Ken Stewart to today’s episode. Ken was the CEO of AirXos (part of GE Aviation) and recently took a new position with NuAir in New York State. Ken shares all about what NuAir is up to and where he sees the industry heading. Ken Stewart is a versatile, global business leader with 20 years of business development, strategic planning, sales/marketing, and product development/line-of-business management experience in diverse industries including wireless communications, Industrial IoT solutions and services, and government. Ken has domestic and international experience. Key Takeaways: [1:35] Ken talks about his background and how he became involved in unmanned aviation. [4:13] Ken talks about the element that people tend to miss out on regards to the challenges of 5G. [5:14] Is there a new infrastructure for UTM (Unmanned Aircraft System Traffic Management)? [6:37] Ken talks about his experience in AirXos. [9:41] Ken speaks about the challenges of starting a company. [13:02] Chris and Ken talk about the problem with the budget available for unmanned aviation systems. [14:03] Ken shares how COVID-19 impacted AirXos. [15:13] Ken talks about starting to work with NuAir. [17:03] Ken describes NuAir. [18:35] Ken talks about the terrain they are working in now. [19:14] What kinds of partners is NuAir working with? [21:28] Ken talks about the aim of the operations he is managing at NuAir. [22:31] Where does Ken see the unmanned aviation industry heading? [25:02] Ken shares his thoughts about what unmanned aircraft systems could do to gain more credibility around the manned aviation industry. [26:44] What is the impact of the new administration on the FAA and over the industry in general? Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free. DRONERESPONDERS YouTube Channel DRONERESPONDERS on Facebook. NuAir

Episode 014: UAS Training Programs at Kansas State University with Kurt Carraway

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 15, 2021 34:06

Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes you to the first episode of Taming Disaster Drones for Good of 2021. Today, Christopher is accompanied by Kurt Carraway to talk about the amazing work he has been doing along with his team at Kansas State University, training remote pilots with the latest technologies in unmanned aviation systems. Kurt Carraway is the UAS Department Head and UAS Executive Director for Applied Aviation Research at Kansas State University Polytechnic in Salina, Kansas. Key Takeaways: [1:25] Kurt talks about his very diverse background in aviation. [5:03] Kurt shares how he used to use celestial navigation. [6:18] When did Kurt start seeing GPS for military use? [7:51] Was it difficult to get some of the old-school generals to believe in satellite technology? [8:45] Kurt talks about the common points between GPS to UAS in regards to the adoption cycle and community acceptance. [10:32] Kurt shares about his connection to Kansas State. [12:24] Kurt talks about how the program at Kansas State University Polytechnic was when he entered and how it progressed. [13:54] What are the different kinds of programs that are offered to students at Kansas State University? [17:38] How did the pandemic impact the ability to keep educating students? [20:45] Kurt talks about the connection with ASSURE UAS [24:59] When can the outcomes of the research be expected? [25:56] Kurt speaks about the new courses about the use of drones for first responders in public safety. [28:32] Kurt shares what he sees in the future for the UAS. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free. DRONERESPONDERS YouTube Channel DRONERESPONDERS on Facebook. Kansas State University — UAS

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 29, 2020 17:33

This week Matt speaks with Christopher Todd from Sugar N’ Spice Diner

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Episode 013: The Evolution of Drones: Origins, Present, and What the Future Holds for Unmanned Aircraft Systems with Romeo Durscher and Christopher Todd

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 14, 2020 93:25

Charles Werner, your host, welcomes Romeo Durscher and Christopher Todd to talk about the history of drones in public safety and emergency management, specially now that Romeo has decided to retire from his role at DJI after an amazing contribution to the field of drones. Charles, Chris, and Romeo talk thoughtfully about the opportunities, possibilities, and challenges in the implementation and use of unmanned aircraft systems for disaster response. Chris Todd is the founder and president of Airborne Response, he also serves as the executive director of the Airborne International Response Team (AIRT®). Romeo Durscher is the Former Senior Director of Public Safety Integration at DJI. He was born and raised in Switzerland, Romeo moved to San Jose, CA to work on a NASA space mission. After almost 13 years of working on NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, doing project management, education and public outreach, and social media, Romeo spent 6 years at DJI, the world’s largest drone manufacturer. At DJI he built the Public Safety vertical and through his leadership and drive to bring new technologies to emergency services, he has become a leader in UAS integration, deployment, and future solution design. Romeo was named one of the 25 Most Influential People in the Drone Industry by the Commercial UAV organization and one of 7 visionaries in Public Safety. He is a published author and aerial photographer, known science outreach and educator, social media leader, and conference keynote speaker. Key Takeaways: [1:33] Romeo announces it was his last day at DJI. [2:47] Romeo explains how he transitioned into public safety [9:27] Romeo explains how he got the vision about the potential of drones back in 2011. [10:20] Romeo shares how he left his work at NASA to dedicate his career to drones. [13:24] Romeo talks about his first connection to the fire service public safety. [17:53] Realizing there was a market for drones. [18:56] Romeo talks about the first fire department in testing drones for public safety. [23:21] More people became interested in drones as they became more popular and commercially publicized. [25:45] Figuring out how drones can contribute to public safety responses. [27:20] Search and rescue and drones [30:59] Romeo talks about HAZMAT. [34:04] When does a drone in a hazmat scenario become disposable? [35:01] Romeo talks about the introduction to design changes. [38:45] The matter of budget in public safety and how it impacts the market. [41:11] Romeo explains why you should not start with a big aircraft. [42:33] Batteries can be another challenge to public safety. [44:45] There is no one drone that does it all. [46:10] Romeo shares his biggest moments with DJI in the public safety arena. [49:33] The emotional impact of attending a disaster is real. [50:58] Romeo talks about the challenge of processing the data collected through drones. [53:40] Romeo talks about drones reaching their peak of effectiveness. [56:17] What is the next thing on the horizon for drones? [1:01:10] Imagery is really important for damage assessment. [1:01:33] Romeo shares his thoughts about the promise of artificial intelligence. [1:04:09] Romeo talks about DJI’s strategies for the near future. [1:05:39] Romeo shares a moment when he saw a drone saving a life [1:07:05] The Lost Person Behavior App. [1:11:15] Romeo talks about people’s reaction to him leaving DJI. [1:13:27] Romeo was named one of the 25 Most Influential People in the Drone Industry by the Commercial UAV organization and one of 7 visionaries in Public Safety. [1:17:38] Romeo talks about how he has been preparing his successor for over three years. [1:20:30] What is next for Romeo Durscher? [1:23:01] Where does Romeo see the global public safety market going? [1:27:17] If there was one thing Romeo would like to see happening in the drone world, what would it be? Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FIRSTiZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free. AIRT and DRONERESPONDERS 2020 Drones in Public Safety Survey Drone Responders Events

Episode 013: From Ecology and Evolutionary Biology to Disaster Mapping with Dr. Gregory Crutsinger

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 14, 2020 54:44

Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes Dr. Gregory Crutsinger, Director of Applied Research at GeoAcuity, to today’s episode. Dr. Gregory Crutsinger is a versatile professional with a blended background in ecology and scientific research and start-up management with experience in fast-paced roles leveraging communications, digital and event marketing, technical training, and business development skills to promote geospatial technology innovation. In this episode, Gregory and Chris engage in a thoughtful conversation about the history of drones and the evolution of the unmanned aircraft system technology. Gregory openly talks about his professional journey and how he discovered his passion for mapping disasters. Key Takeaways: [1:49] Gregory shares how he got started in the unmanned aircraft system industry. [6:50] Gregory left Canada to start in California. [10:19] Gregory shares how 3D Robotics didn’t do so well. [16:14] Gregory explains what happened early on with the unmanned system industry. [18:21] Where is Gregory seeing the unmanned system industry now on the hardware side? [20:30] Gregory explains the characteristics that a drone for mapping needs to have. [22:15] Gregory talks about FLIR’s potential. [23:44] Gregory talks about how he started attending disasters. [26:55] The first time that UAVs were used during an active wildfire in 2017. [31:19] Gregory talks about the matter of coordinating all the data obtained. [33:02] Chris and Gregory talk about the disconnect between data collecting and GIS. [33:30] Gregory shares his experience mapping the Camp Fire of 2018. [35:57] Is a drone the right element to use in a wildfire of great proportions? [39:40] During disasters, drones are used to visualize critical infrastructure and damages. [44:24] Gregory talks about the current situation in regards to mapping disasters. [45:25] Gregory shares about YouTube videos he does explaining how to read a map. [45:44] Gregory talks about his role at GeoAcuity. [47:25] What is it like to be a Ph.D. working with law enforcement and cops at a disaster scene? [50:51] Gregory shares his thoughts about what the future holds for unmanned aircraft systems and mapping in 2021. [52:56] Integrating indoor and outdoor mapping. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FIRSTiZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free. DRONERESPONDERS YouTube Channel DRONERESPONDERS on Facebook. GeoAcuity

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Episode 012: FAA and DRONE RESPONDERS: Uniting Forces for Successful Public Safety Operations with Michael O’Shea and Charles Werner

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 1, 2020 53:00

Christopher Todd, your host, has a special program for you today where he is accompanied by Charles Werner, Director of the DRONE RESPONDERS program, and Michael O’Shea, the Program Manager for the UAS Integration Office with the Federal Aviation Administration. In today’s conversation, you will hear about: - The National Drone Safety Awareness Week. - COVID-19. - The certification and renewal processes for Part 107 pilots. - The impact of the Integration Pilot Project (IPP) on public safety. - Remote ID. - The Beyond Visual Line of Sight Waiver. Key Takeaways: [2:21] Mike shares how he started into aviation. [6:02] Charles talks about his background in fire rescue and emergency management prior to unmanned systems. [7:38] Charles explains the mission of DRONE RESPONDERS. [10:03] What was the catalyst to create the National Drone Safety Awareness Week? [11:55] Mike explains the different topics assigned to every day of the National Drone Safety Awareness Week. [13:22] Charles shares the meaning of National Drone Safety Awareness Week for public safety agencies. [15:40] The certification and renewal processes for Part 107 pilots. [19:13] What is the impact on public safety of the certification process for Part 107 pilots? [21:20] Mike and Charles talk about the Integration Pilot Program (IPP). [26:36] Did the IPP deliver what it was supposed to? [27:26] Mike shares what excites him about the Beyond Visual Line of Sight Waiver. [28:20] Mike talks about the internal process within the FAA to make the Beyond Visual Line of Sight Waiver. [33:00] Charles talks about the impact of the Beyond Visual Line of Sight Waiver on public safety agencies when conducting regular UAS operations. [35:37].What is the starting point for an agency that wants to pursue the Beyond Visual Line of Sight Waiver? [38:32] Mike describes what the current situation is in regard to Remote ID. [42:54] Charles explains how Remote ID is going to have an impact on public safety operations. [44:08] Mike talks about what is on the horizon for 2021. [47:20] Charles shares what DRONE RESPONDERS have for 2021: Webinar Series. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FIRSTiZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS. Become a member of Drone Responders for free. DRONERESPONDERS YouTube Channel DRONERESPONDERS on Facebook. For more information about the National Drone Safety Awareness Week look for #droneweek on any social media platform. Contact the Federal Aviation Administration. Send an email to uashelp@faa.gov or call (844) FLY-MY-UA. Unmanned Aircraft Systems Visit DRONE RESPONDERS to learn more about the Beyond Visual Line of Sight Waiver (click on Resource Center) Sign in for DRONE RESPONDERS weekly webinar

Episode 011: The United Nations World Food Program Using Drones for Good with Patrick McKay and Matthias Boyd

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 9, 2020 43:30

Drones are making a substantial impact around the world in many different ways, in Public Safety Agencies, NGOs, and Academia, just to name a few. All types of organizations are turning into unmanned aircraft systems to start performing a variety of fascinating missions. One of these organizations is the United Nations with the World Food Programme, which is now exploring the use of unmanned systems for several missions. Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes Patrick McKay who is the regional UAS coordinator at the UN World Food Programme, and Matthias Boyen who was the UAS serving Manager at the UN World Food Programme, to talk about how the UN is using drones for good. Key Takeaways: [2:08] Patrick shares how he first got involved with unmanned aircraft systems and drones. [3:45] Matthias shares how he got started with unmanned systems. [6:06] How is the World Food Programme looking at using unmanned aircraft systems today? [7:28] Matthias talks about the mission of the World Food Programme. [8:32] Matthias explains the mission of the United Nations Humanitarian Air Service. [9:03] When the UN started to consider the use of unmanned aircraft systems to serve the community better? [10:57] How WFP is approaching disasters? [12:11] Patrick and Matthias talk about the different types of missions the WFP is running today. [14:34] What are the strategies that the UFP find effective to build awareness and educate people in Africa and beyond about the benefits of using drones? [18:10] How does the WFP train their pilots? [20:18] How is the WFP managing operating unmanned systems in villages? [22:30] Matthias talks about the drone quarters in Africa. [23:51] How does the WFP coordinate with the other civil aviation authorities in the different parts of the world in which they are operating? [26:30] Matthias and Patrick talk about safety and mapping. [29:10] How is the WFP maintaining communications in the field between different flight teams during a disaster response? [30:35] Mathias and Patrick share how the WFP is using drones for cargo operations. [32:21] Mobile connectivity [35:10] Matthias talks about Services for Communities. [36:25] Patrick shares how the UAS Working Group got started and what are its purposes. [38:48] What is the UAS Working Group looking to accomplish in the near future? [41:02] Drones are going to change most industries around the world. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FIRSTiZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free. DRONERESPONDERS YouTube Channel DRONERESPONDERS on Facebook. UN World Food Programme United Nations Humanitarian Air Service Email wfp.drones@wfp.org for more information about the WFP and the UAS Working Group

The Lloyd's List Podcast: The future of the ballast water market

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 21, 2020 15:45

This special edition is brought to you by Hyde Marine. Christopher Todd, executive director of Hyde Marine and Calgon Carbon UV, joins Lloyd’s List news reporter Anastassios Adamopoulos to discuss the state of the ballast water treatment system market, the effects of the pandemic on manufacturers and shipowners and what is in store for the sector.

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Episode 010: Disaster Relief Australia with Richard Adams

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2020 45:32

The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly stayed longer than expected, but with all its devastating effects has also brought positive outcomes, especially with the reaches of the virtual environment, we are now able to connect with people in ways that we were never forced to do so before. There have been a lot of amazing live events like the Commercial UAV Expo and AUVSI XPONENTIAL, which allowed influential people in the unmanned system space, emergency management, and disaster response from all over the world to meet and discuss important current matters. Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes Richard Adams to today’s episode. Richard is the National Director of disaster relief teams from Disaster Relief Australia. He is sharing his experience with drones in Afghanistan and how he used the skills gained in that field to help the community in emergency and disaster response. Richard communicates the mission of Disaster Relief Australia, which not only serves the community but provides military veterans the chance to regain a purpose, form part of a community, and find an identity while helping others. Key Takeaways: [3:00] Richard Adams joins Chris Todd from New Zealand. [3:48] Richard shares how he got involved with unmanned aircraft systems and drones. [6:13] Richard talks about the drones they used in Afghanistan. [8:06] Richard describes the geographic characteristics of Afghanistan and how they influenced the communications with unmanned systems. [8:55] What was a typical mission like for Richard and his team? [11:45] Drones were used in Afghanistan to track individuals of interest. [12:37] Did the local villagers realize that drones were used? [14:33] Richard talks about what happened to him after seven years of serving with the army. [17:50] What kind of aircraft was the park service using? [19:34] How are unmanned aircraft systems being used in Australia? [22:48] Richard explains how drones are used during wildfires. [24:15] The work with GIS pros and data management personnel to take the data off the aircraft and develop data products for intelligence. [26:27] How are they transmitting the data from the field to end users at the emergency operations center? [29:26] The regulatory perspective in Australia. [33:47] Richard talks about the requirements to fly an unmanned aircraft over military space in Australia. [34:46] Richard talks about his involvement in Disaster Relief Australia. [8:15] What does the UAS team look like in Australia? [39:22] Disaster Relief Australia partners with NGOs and Non-Profit Organizations for disaster response. [42:04] Veterans help themselves by helping others. [43:00] Richard shares what is, in his perspective, the most valuable benefit of using unmanned aircraft systems. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FIRSTiZ and Pix4D, AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS. Become a member of Drone Responders for free. DRONERESPONDERS YouTube Channel DRONERESPONDERS on Facebook. Commercial UAV Expo AUVSI XPONENTIAL Disaster Relief Australia

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Episode 009: Pennsylvania Drone Association with David Heath

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2020 47:03

As we see the unmanned systems industry evolving, we see different states taking different strategies and how they are going to use these systems to help, not only their citizens but also to build commerce and business within the state. It has been really interesting to watch Texas, North Dakota, Nevada, and North Carolina being the early leaders come out and taking strategies to build visibility for these programs within their states. Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes David Heath to talk about the current reality regarding unmanned systems in Pennsylvania. David is the executive director and co-founder of the Pennsylvania Drone Association. Key Takeaways: [1:50] David Heath talks about how he got involved in unmanned aircraft systems. [6:05] Pennsylvania Drone Association began its operations in 2019. Is that a benefit or a challenge? [7:39] David talks about how they constituted their general assembly at the PA Drone Association. [8:36] Which are some of the companies in Pennsylvania that are contributing to the unmanned system industry? [11:10] ASTM partnership with the DRONERESPONDER program. [12:01] States are playing a key role when it comes to developing unmanned technology. [14:27] David talks about the vast power states can have regarding unmanned aircraft systems. [17:30] Who is PA Drone Association’s main competition? [19:35] How important is it to have academia as part of the conversation about unmanned systems? [21:05] David talks about how they found the funding resources for the PA Drone Association. [26:47] The value of connections and networking. [29:18] David talks about the concepts of “pockets of utilization” in regard to the unmanned aircraft systems in PA. [32:02] How is PA Drone Association dealing with people’s fears about the use of drones? [35:36] The Pennsylvania Drone Symposium [40:01] David talks about the companies participating at the Pennsylvania Drone Symposium. [41:50] What is going to make the Pennsylvania Drone Symposium different from the other events? Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FIRSTiZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free. DRONERESPONDERS YouTube Channel DRONERESPONDERS on Facebook. Pennsylvania Drone Association Pennsylvania’s Public and Private UAS Symposium

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Episode 15 - Black Lives Matter

UNT Pod

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2020 34:09

Back in April, three words burst through a news cycle otherwise laser-focused on COVID-19: “I can’t breathe.” George Floyd’s brutal death broke through the greater American consciousness, particularly that of white Americans, in a way the other questionable fatalities that have occurred over the years did not — and out of that horrific incident, deeper conversations about the lack of equity in modern society have risen to the surface. This episode of UNT Pod explores where we are, how we got here, and how we all can — and should — move forward together to build a stronger, more equitable world. In this episode, we discuss: ● The modern Black Lives Matter movement and the classical period of civil rights ● How the transatlantic slave trade marked African Americans as existing outside of the social compact, and the effects of those biases on modern race relations ● How popular media shapes impressions of the African American community ● Equity and diversity in higher education ● How Americans from all backgrounds can help build a more equitable society Featured in this episode are: Dr. J. Anthony Guillory, lecturer and advisor to the African American Studies minor in UNT’s Department of History Dr. Todd Moye, professor in UNT’s Department of History Dr. Christopher Todd, assistant professor in UNT’s Department of History Helpful links: · Read the UNT History Department’s anti-racism syllabus · Check out UNT’s new diversity and inclusion initiatives · Listen to more interviews from the Civil Rights in Black and Brown project · Dr. J. Anthony Guillory discusses his favorite works of African American literature Follow our Podcast ● @UNTpod Join the Conversation ● Connect with us on Twitter @UNTSocial or on Instagram @UNT.

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Episode 008: Drone Testing and The Upcoming DRONERSPONDERS Public Safety UAS Summit at Commercial UAV Expo with Danielle Gagne and Garret Bryl

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 7, 2020 54:44

Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes two special guests to today’s episode. Danielle Gagne, who is the editorial analyst of Commercial UAV News, shares in this episode her point of view about the state of the unmanned systems industry, the UAS drone industry, and how Commercial UAV Expo Virtual is going to be different in 2020. Garret Bryl, the lead test pilot from DRONERESPONDERS, joins the conversation talking about what he has lined up not only from the industry perspective, but also for the DRONERESPONDERS Public Safety UAS Summit at Commercial UAV Expo. Key Takeaways: [2:55] Danielle Gagne shares how she became the editorial analyst Commercial UAV News. [5:28] Garret Bryl shares how he got involved with drones and unmanned aircraft systems. [10:15] Danielle talks about the current state of the commercial unmanned system industry. [12:00] Some companies are cutting their budget for drone programs. [13:23] Danielle talks about the public perception towards drones. [15:40] Garret discusses what excites him about testing new drone technology. [18:51] Nowadays, it is possible to compare different drones. [19:42] Garret’s work aims to give manufacturers a better idea of how drones need to be to serve public safety better. [21:11] Garret talks about the testing process and how they will publish the outcomes. [23:20] Danielle talks about the challenges of her work as an editorial analyst of Commercial UAV News. [26:02] Where is the gap in the drone industry right now? Standards are needed. [27:26] Garret talks about the beginnings of drone testing, back in 2015. [30:38] Garret provides an example of how testing can help drone manufacturers. [33:09] Helping public safety agencies make a decision on what platforms and products are best for them. [33:37] Garret lists the three biggest limitations: 1. Budget, 2. Logistics, and 3. Training. [36:13] Garret explains why he does not charge for his work testing drones. [38:09] Danielle talks about how Commercial UAV Expo is going to be like. [43:34] The DRONERESPONDERS Public Safety UAS Summit. [49:15] How can you secure your ticket for the Commercial UAV Expo? [51:12] Garret shares where all the research he has been doing can be found. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FIRSTiZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of DRONERESPONDERS for free. Commercial UAV Expo Commercial UAV News DRONERESPONDERS YouTube Channel DRONERESPONDERS on Facebook. Garret Bryl YouTube Channel

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S3E1 - Bookish panel discussion for 2nd Anniversary of this podcast!

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 6, 2020 67:38

Welcome to the 3rd season of this podcast. For the 2nd Anniversary party, I got a group of authors and bookstagrammers together and here's what happened. My good friend Erin, co hosted. Panel of authors included Christopher Todd, Amy Voltaire and Jamie McGillen. Bookstagrammers were Erica (sand_between_pages), Jenny (whatJennyreadsinMontana), and Angie (dclazygirl). I hope you all enjoy this wonderful and special episode. If you enjoyed this episode or any of my previous episodes, please write me a review on Apple Podcasts or on www.ratethispodcast.com/livingalifethroughbooks. I thank you. You can email me at livingalifethroughbooks@gmail.com. I'm on a new app called Swell. You can reach me there @bookishpodcast. Check out my swell cast. It's a new way to reach out to me and voice chat. I will be posting more podcast stuff there also. Don't miss the conversation. My website has some older episodes and some of my travels are chronicled there. I know it's a perpetual work in progress. I want the home page to look a certain way and long story short, I sincerely apologize. I have no excuses really other than my lack of html knowledge and my inability to navigate more than the basics of wordpress and given everything else... It is what it is. I would love to hear from you. If there's something you like or want to see, please get in touch with me. And as alway, I thank you for listening to my podcast. I know you have so many other choices and it means the world to me that you chose mine. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/living-a-life-through-books/message

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365 Christian Men

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 30, 2020 5:46

August 30. Christopher Todd. On this date in 1995, Christopher began a spiritual-healing program, a long struggle from darkness to light. The place beyond God's love doesn't exist. At twelve-years-old, Christopher struggled with conflicting realities. In church, he was taught that God could not remain in the presence of sin. But Christopher had a secret […] The post Christopher Todd, US, Shuttle Driver first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

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Episode 007: An Overview of the FAA UAS Virtual Symposium with Charles Werner

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 24, 2020 46:22

Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes Chief Charles Werner to today’s episode. Chief Charles is the director of the DRONERESPONDERS Program. The two recap the latest developments affecting public safety drone operations based on last week’s FAA UAS Symposium, Remotely Piloted Edition. This symposium was structured in two parts, which brought together industry professionals and regulators to promote learning and growth within the UAS community. The FAA UAS Virtual Symposium was an exclusive opportunity to talk face-to-face with stakeholders from all sectors, where participants were also able to help define the rules and concepts that govern the future of drone operations. Key Takeaways: [1:50] During a pandemic, the virtual symposium presented a great opportunity to make connections. [3:03] The virtual symposium set the tone for future reunions. [4:19] There was a higher level of engagement at the symposium. [5:40] The symposium is a great networking opportunity. [8:27] Something unique about this symposium was that the in-person meetings were all recorded. [9:58] The main topic of the second reunion was “Drones here for good.” [10:30] Charles talks about the top key takeaway moments that will have an impact on the public safety UAS sector. [11:16] Chris shares the mission of the APP program. [12:57] The case of Chula Vista´s UAS Drone Program. [14:20] The round tables were overflowing with public safety people. [16:55] Many meaningful conversations took place at the symposium and Charles shares the details of one of them which was about training. [21:07] Training as the number one priority. [24:32] The Public Safety Innovation Panel boarded the topic of how standardized training can blend into tactics. [26:30] Charles shares the takeaways from the Fire Service and UAS Panel. [29:50] The major city groups of Dones Responders. [32:15] What does the new tactical beyond visual line of sight operations waiver (TBVLOS) mean to public safety? [37:01] Drone Responders has created a template request for the TBVLOS. [41:26] The bond between public safety and the FAA is only getting stronger. [42:31] What to do if you want more information about TBVLOS. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FIRSTiZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of DRONERESPONDERS for free. FAA UAS Symposium

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Episode 006: Public Reception and Acceptance of Drones with Grant Guillot

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 10, 2020 46:30

Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes Grant Guillot to today’s episode to talk about the positive public reception and acceptance that the use of drones needs in order to be effective. COVID-19 has opened the doors for the drone industry, shifting the perspective of the general public about how drones can be a powerful aid for the community, reducing costs and enhancing safety while operating in a highly effective manner. Grant Guillot is the partner and leader of the unmanned aircraft systems practice team for the law firm of Adams & Reese. Grant is also the host of the podcast Drones in America on MarketScale. Key Takeaways: [1:42] Grant Guillot talks about his background and how he got involved with drones and unmanned aircraft systems. [3:40] Grant explains how he became an aviation attorney centralized in drones law. [4:50] Grant shares his experience working along with other aviation attorneys in the U.S. [6:08] Grant gives his advice for young people thinking of going to law school and specialize in the field of unmanned aircraft systems and possibly become a Drone Attorney. [8:08] Grant is the host of the podcast Drones in America where he chats with leaders, influencers, and experts who are impacting the rapidly growing commercial drone industry in the United States to help us through the complex web of technology and policy. [11:15] The current state of the drone industry in times of pandemic. [13:38] Drones offer economic relief as well as the practical applications like drone delivery of COVID-19 tests and other necessary items. [14:43] Grant talks about the allocation of fundings for unmanned aircraft systems. [19:11] Chris and Grant address the gaps in the way that drones are used by public safety agencies. [24:55] What public safety agencies can do to help positively shape the use of drones. [29:27] When you fly a drone, let people get close to it, answer their questions, be completely honest about what it is, and what can be used for. [33:16] Grant shares his perspective in regard to the use of drones by service and utility providers. [36:45] Is the FAA under pressure trying to bring drone technology forward? [38:14] Grant talks about the organizations that are setting great examples in drones operations and services to the community during COVID-19. [41:42] Grant shares his projections in regard to the near future for drones. [44:13] Grant presents several upcoming virtual events. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FIRSTiZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of DroneResponders for free. Drones in America

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S2E90 - The Mystery of Sherlock Holmes by Christopher Todd

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 29, 2020 48:38

This is a story adapted to a play. Hope you enjoy it. You can reach me on Instagram and Facebook at Living a Life Through Books. You can email me at livingalifethroughbooks@gmail.com. If you loved this episode, please take a moment to write me a review on Apple podcasts. Thank you. My website (perpetually under construction) is: shahnazahmed.com Join me on Swell, the audio app where you can have a conversation with me. My tag on it is @bookishpodcast. To purchase the book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories, Part 20, where this story appears, go to mxpublishing.com. As mentioned in the podcast, all royalties from this collection are being donated for the benefit of Undershaw, one of the former homes of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, which serves as the present home of Stepping Stones School, a special needs school. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/living-a-life-through-books/message

Episode 005: Drone Technology for HAZMAT and Emergency Response with Brandon Morris

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 27, 2020 40:11

Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes Brandon Morris to today’s episode. He is currently the Hazardous Materials Instructor at the Security and Emergency Response Training Center or SERTC. Brandon is also the Chief Pilot for the Transportation Technology Center in Pueblo, Colorado. Prior to joining SERTC in 2014, he had two decades of experience responding to a wide array of hazmat, environmental, and oil and gas industry emergencies as well as numerous natural disasters. Mr. Morris is currently an OSHA Outreach Trainer through the University of Texas, and an Instructor for the Red Cross, Confined Space, and Vertical Rescue technician, Radiation Safety Officer, and Rescue Diver; he attended Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University for Aerospace Engineering. Brandon Morris joins this episode from the SERTC campus, where their responsibility is to provide the very best hazmat training possible. Brandon shares how they work training people to understand the processes that are required to deal with a transportation accident involving hazmat and to understand the options that are available. The most amazing fact about SERTC is that all the training happens on the actual transportation equipment that people will encounter in the field and that is how they get prepared to deal with real-world emergencies, giving them the means to do their job safely and effectively with the aid of unmanned aircraft technology. Key Takeaways: [2:18] Brandon talks about how he got involved in unmanned systems and using drones for good. [5:05] Brandon shares what it is like to work at SERTC Campus. [7:25] SERTC focuses on surface transportation. [8:18] Brandon talks about the aircraft fleet that is used at SERTC. [10:22] Getting authorizations from the FAA. [12:28] What are the specific types of operations that SERTC provides training for? [14:11] Brandon recommends aircraft and units for new agencies. [15:32] Be prepared to fail. [17:26] Brandon shares his thoughts about the future for automation and aircraft. [19:47] Testing with Remote ID and unmanned operations in joint air space. [21:05] How does the response scenario look like when there is a derailment? How are people trained for this kind of incident? [24:10] The case of wildfires. [25:52] The media can be a huge asset if you just talk to them. [27:12] Brandon talks about the recent train derailment they assisted. [29:07] New uses for drones emerging during the pandemic. [32:45] New aircraft in the small UAS technology category. [36:10] Brandon shares his thoughts on the future of unmanned aircraft systems with public safety, hazmats, disaster, and incident response. [37:48] Free training from SERTC. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FIRSTiZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of DroneResponders for free. SERTC Tweetables and quotes: “You want people to train as they fight.” “Brace yourself from failure, learn from it, and move on.” “Cheaper drones are doing as well as the most expensive ones.” “Everybody should be asking, ‘What am I going to do with the drone?’ before purchasing one.”

Episode 004: Drones For Public Safety and Rescue in the UK with Gemma Alcock

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 13, 2020 45:58

Christopher Todd, your host, welcomes Gemma Alcock to today’s episode. Gemma has made a tremendous impact on the use of drones over in the UK and also in other parts of the world. She is the founder and CEO of SkyBound Rescuer, an organization that specializes in the use of drones for public safety. Gemma is also the director of air operations for Lowland Rescue, which is an organization that searches for missing people with police forces throughout the United Kingdom. Key Takeaways: [1:43] Gemma talks about the projects she has been working on lately. [3:15] Gemma shares how she got started in drones and unmanned systems for search and rescue. [9:40] Gemma talks about her research and the initiative with SkyBound Rescuer. [12:08] The challenges of using new technologies for search and rescue. [14:15] People who know how to fly drones have to be trained in search and rescue in order to be able to participate in these kinds of operations. [16:20].What can be done besides taking the search and rescue course? [19:55] Gemma shares her point of view about the integration between the unmanned and manned aircraft systems. [23:08] Gemma talks about her participation in Drone In A Box project. [25:08] Drone In A Box: An on-demand drone response network. [27:16] Gemma and Chris talk about the ‘Drone as a First Responder’ project. [28:31] How are the pilots operating and what type of certification do they need in the UK to start a program? [32:23] Gemma talks about the certification of drone pilots in Europe. [33:30] How can drones be used in times of COVID-19? [34:30] COVID-19 has increased public acceptance for drones. [40:07] Gemma talks about the impact COVID-19 has on her current projects. [43:14] Gemma share her thoughts about the future for unmanned aircraft systems. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FirstIZ and Pix4D, AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS. Become a member of Drone Responders for free. SkyBound Rescuer Lowland Rescue

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Episode 003: The Role of Drones for Humanitarian Use Around the World with Dr. Patrick Meier

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 29, 2020 45:31

Christopher Todd, your host, is accompanied by Patrick Meier, a remote pilot and internationally recognized expert in humanitarian technology, who has worked in a wide range of humanitarian technologies around the world, with partners including the United Nations, Red Cross, World Bank, and many others. Patrick is the founder of the International Humanitarian UAB Network which is an organization with over 3,000 members in more than 120 countries, dedicated to the safe, responsible, and effective use of drones for a wide range of aid development and help context. He is the author of the book Digital Humanitarians: How Big Data Is Changing the Face of Humanitarian and now serves as the executive director of WeRobotics. Patrick shares, in this episode, how he became involved in humanitarian unmanned systems, the mission and vision of WeRobotics, and the core values of an organization that wants to be part of the solution when it’s time to empower local communities to respond to the consequences of disasters. Key Takeaways: [2:57] Patrick shares how he became involved in humanitarian unmanned systems. [6:05] What makes Africa the ideal place for organizations to test and develop technology? [11:05] Patrick talks about WeRobotics, its mission, how it got started, and how it is today. [15:42] WeRobotics helps to build the local capacity, empowering local communities, and enabling them to carry out a response in the mitigation effort. [18:08] The work is in facilitating knowledge exchange. [20:06] Shifting mindsets. [20:47] Patrick talks about the 27 flying labs and which projects and missions they are working on. [23:29] The project in the Dominican Republic. [26:34] Patrick explains the process of starting a flying lab with WeRobotics. [28:46] Connecting flying labs together. [31:40] The different uses of flying labs. [33:46] Flying labs need to be sustainable. [34:06] WeRobotics is offering training for pilots who seek to conduct disaster operations. [36:43] Drones for medical delivery and disease control. [37:12] Patrick talks about what the future looks like for WeRobotics. [39:15] WeRobotics is working on helping to provide top-quality customer service. [41:44] WeRobotics is always looking to expand its partnerships with organizations. [42:10] Patrick shares a humanitarian story. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FirstIZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free. Digital Humanitarians: How Big Data Is Changing the Face of Humanitarian, by Patrick Meier Flying Labs WeRobotics

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Episode 002: The Perfect Storm: Hurricane Season, Wildfires, and COVID-19 with David Merrick

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 15, 2020 49:03

Drones are making a difference around the world and in your neighborhood are helping to save lives and protect property. One of the areas where drones have really shown their potential is with helping to prepare for, respond to, and recover from severe tropical storms and hurricanes. 2017 really proved to be a benchmark as UAS responded to hurricanes Harvey in Texas, Urma in Florida, and Maria in Puerto Rico. UAS have been used for search and rescue, damage assessment, power restoration, and insurance claims. In 2018 and 2019, with the arrival of hurricanes, drones have continued to show their amazing potential by offering a quick, cost-effective, aviation-based capability for many response elements. As if emergency managers don’t have enough with the COVID-19 pandemic and what appears to be the makings of an above-average wildfire season, June 1st also marked the start of the 2020 hurricane season. When it comes to hurricanes, the state of Florida sits front and center as the U.S. gateway from hurricane alley, which is why Christopher Todd, your host, is welcoming Mr. David Merrick, an expert in the use UAS for disaster management. He also serves as the UAS coordinator in the air operations branch for the Florida Department of Emergency Management and director of the Emergency Management and Homeland Security program and Center for Disaster Risk Policy at Florida State University. Key Takeaways: [3:05] David Merrick shares how he started experimenting with robotic technology and how he started flying drones. [6:34] David Merrick talks about drones in 2012. [8:13] Advice for program managers who are getting involved in disaster management sites and building a program: 1. Keep it simple at the beginning. 2. Two is one and one is none. [11:20] David Merrick talks about his favorite drone: Parrot DISCO. [14:56] How David Merrick got involved with Florida State University. [16:49] Classes entirely focused on how to use drones in emergency management and public safety. [18:02] David Merrick shares some of the most memorable incidents he responded to. [25:20] When operations are so much more than knowing how to operate an aircraft. [26:18] David Merrick talks about his recent mission responding to wildfires in Florida. [32:08] Using drones in helping to battle the pandemic. [35:18] The importance of community acceptance for the use of drones. [36:12] The forecast for 2020 hurricane season. [37:48] Is Florida ready to respond to a major hurricane with drones? [41:02] Reach out to Volunteer Florida ESF15. [42:23] David Merrick talks about Resource Typing at FEMA. [46:05] What the future holds for UAS operations in Florida in regards to disaster operations and emergency management. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FirstIZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free. Emergency Management and Homeland Security Program Volunteer Florida ESF15

Episode 001: Chief Charles Werner, DRONERESPONDERS Public Safety Alliance

The Chaise Lounge Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 1, 2020 45:50

Welcome to the first episode of Taming Disaster: Drones For Good Podcast, presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional financial support from FirstIZ and Pix4D, where you will hear interviews, one-of-a-kind perspectives, and insightful conversation with industry leaders for using drones to help prepare for, respond to, and recover from complex emergencies and major disasters around the world. Christopher Todd, your host, is sharing in this inaugural episode, the work of Airborne International Response Team (AIRT) that, even before the threat of COVID-19 pandemic emerged, had been on the workbench with the vision of helping to fill the need of providing content regarding the use of aircraft systems for emergency management, disaster response, and humanitarian assistance, also known as Drones for Good. In today’s episode, Chief Charles Werner, a former fire chief from Charlottesville, Virginia and the world’s leading advocate for public safety in the U.S., talks about the development of the National Council on Public Safety UAS and dives deep into the mission of Drone Responders and its contribution for Public Safety. Key Takeaways: [1:29] What is AIRT? [2:21] Chief Charles Werner shares how he experienced COVID-19 in Virginia at the time. [3:25] Chief Charles Werner talks about how he got involved with technology as an ally for safe response operations. [5:18] Charles Werner shares how a conference led to the creation of the National Council for Public Safety UAS. [9:52] The evolution of the National Council for Public Safety UAS. [12:03] The beginnings of Drones Responders. [14:53] Charles Werner talks about the achievements of Drones Responders. [15:53] Drones Responders developed organizational partnerships. [17:58] Drones for First Responders. [19:23] Guidelines and considerations if you are thinking of joining Drone Responders. [21:55] What aircraft to buy if thinking of joining the Public Safety Drone Program. [23:20] The matter of the size of the aircraft. [24:15] What are Public Safety professionals are looking for in their drones? [25:20] The upcoming advances in drone technology. [26:58] Charles talks about the challenges regarding training standards and certifications, tactics, and the community outreach program. [29:30] What does Beyond Visual Line of Sight waiver mean for Drones Responders? [31:18] The need to generate positive public acceptance of drones’ operations. [37:42] The impact on budgets for Public Safety as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. [40:20] Charles talks about the efforts of Drone Responders to provide additional value for solution providers, vendors, and for those starting public safety programs. [41:25] What is the future holding for Drone Responders? [42:33] How can people become involved with Drones Responders? Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FirstIZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS Become a member of Drone Responders for free.

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Episode 001: Visual Intelligence: Drones for Searching Rescues and Damage Assessment with Christopher Todd

DRONERESPONDERS

Play Episode Listen Later May 30, 2020 46:50

Every day around the world first responders are raising drones to help save lives, protect property, and enhance responder safety, these are the drone responders. Welcome to Drone Responders, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) for public safety and fire rescue, presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional financial support from FirstIZ and Pix4D. Charles Werner, your host, welcomes you to the inaugural episode of Drones for Good, he is a retired fire chief and world-renowned public safety drone advocate. Today’s guest is Christopher Todd, Airborne International Response Team´s executive director. He shares his experience participating in operations with drones after the strike of hurricane Dorian and when Florida International University’s pedestrian bridge collapsed. Listen to this episode for an expert view on how drones are an affordable tool to use not only for emergency management and public safety but also for mitigation phases. Key Takeaways: [1:20] Chris shares how he became interested and involved in emergency management and public safety UAS. [5:30] Chris talks about his experience in seeing drones in emergency management disaster. [6:48] Drones have been perceived as military gear and they have been weaponized until they were involved in attending hurricanes. [8:40] Operational aspects that showed the benefits of using drones for attending disasters. [10:24] Visual Intelligence through Drones for searching rescues and damage assessment. [12:27] Chris talks about his experience assisting the community after hurricane Dorian running operations without internet connection. [15:13] How Chris and his team took care of their own personal safety. [16:21] Chris explains how the situation was in Marsh Harbour when Hurricane Dorian hit. [17:51] Drones are being used earlier during mitigation phases, rather than only in disaster response. [19:37] Chris shares how he used Pix4Dreact during the operation at Marsh Harbour. [23:40] Planning ahead: the utilization of drones in advance for hurricanes. [24:55] Chris shares his thoughts on logistics. [26:11] The value of streaming systems. [29:00] What are the current limitations of drones? [31:11] Augmented reality (AR) is going to be one of the game-changers for disaster response. [32:25] Chris talks about the operation at Florida International University when a pedestrian bridge collapsed. [34:33] What is the value of doing a 3D model? [36:50] Chris shares how they did autonomous flights using Pix4Dcapture. [37:19] Drones and COVID-19. [40:59] Chris explains the mission of Airborne International Response Team, how they started, and how people can get involved. [43:14] AIRT and DRONERESPONDERS 2020 Drones in Public Safety Survey, complete and contribute! [44:38] Chris talks about the AIRT podcast series. Mentioned in this episode: Airborne International Response Team Presented by AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation with additional support from FirstIZ and Pix4D AIRT is the leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting Drones For Good and Public Safety UAS. Become a member of Drone Responders for free. AIRT and DRONERESPONDERS 2020 Drones in Public Safety Survey Drone Responders Events Tweetables and Quotes: “Drones have been perceived as military gear and they have been weaponized until they were involved in attending hurricanes.” “Flying drones is the easy part, the challenge comes with the logistics” “Amateur starts with tactics while experts start with logistics” “AIRT was created as an air force using unmanned systems and drones.”

Interior, Floral & Event Designer Christopher Todd Hall | S25E20

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2020 49:49

Every new story is just more proof that designers are born early, and can take any path. Our dear host Nick May sits down on The Chaise Lounge today with Christopher Todd Hall. It bears mentioning that Christopher Todd Design is not only a national, full-scale interior design firm, but also a fine gifts location you can visit in Las Vegas, Nevada! (Henderson, to be be exact.) As a child, Christopher put on an art show every 4th of July called "Sparks Specacular", and would later in his teens get paid to help his neighbors put up their Christmas decorations. (You can see where this is going.) Floral design ended up being his ticket into bigger and better, working with the MGM Grand and the Academy Awards. And he and Nick both agree that COVID has presented an unfortunate, though unique, opportunity to focus on all the little behind-the-scenes things that can get lost during the normal day-to-day. I feel like if you are a good designer, it's a vision that you're born with. You just have that Midas touch. Even with accessorizing, you just know how to do it. interior, event and floral designer Christopher Todd Hall Tweet Chaise Lounge Updates We just wrapped our latest season of Coast to Coast Design, with Garrison Hullinger and new co-host Lisa Davenport! Give it a listen to learn about just how many ways there are to run a design business. And stay tuned for a special episode or two during our hiatus. Our Events Page Resources See what our sponsors can do for you. Upcoming Markets High Point Market | October 12-14 More About Our Sponsors Wrap Up If you would like to hear more episodes, please visit us on iTunes, Spotify or your favorite podcasting app! We'd love it if you post a review, you may even hear your review read live on our next podcast. Also, find The Chaise Lounge on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. With that said, keep dreaming big, and keep designing a great design business. See ya!

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What's Up [In The Sky]? It's A Drone for Good!

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 4, 2020 52:28

The Buzz [literally!]: “Drones in the sky, drones in the sea, drones on land: this is the future of human augmentation” (popularmechanics.com). “From a military innovation, to an exciting hobby, to a technology that's transforming commercial industries, the use of drones has rapidly changed over the past years — and future opportunities in the field are limitless” (calu.edu). What does this have to do with YOU? Public safety and emergency services professionals in law enforcement, fire rescue, emergency management, and the non-profit/NGO sector are already using drones aka UAS – unmanned aircraft systems – to help save lives and protect property. What does this mean to your future health and safety? We'll ask four experts: Christopher Todd, AIRT (FL); Captain Vern Salle, Chula Vista Police Department (CA); Chief Charles Werner (ret.), DRONERESPONDERS (VA); Captain Michael Leo, Fire Department of NYC (New York). Join us for What's Up? It's A Drone for Your Good!

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What's Up [In The Sky]? It's A Drone for Good!

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 4, 2020 52:28

The Buzz [literally!]: “Drones in the sky, drones in the sea, drones on land: this is the future of human augmentation” (popularmechanics.com). “From a military innovation, to an exciting hobby, to a technology that's transforming commercial industries, the use of drones has rapidly changed over the past years — and future opportunities in the field are limitless” (calu.edu). What does this have to do with YOU? Public safety and emergency services professionals in law enforcement, fire rescue, emergency management, and the non-profit/NGO sector are already using drones aka UAS – unmanned aircraft systems – to help save lives and protect property. What does this mean to your future health and safety? We'll ask four experts: Christopher Todd, AIRT (FL); Captain Vern Salle, Chula Vista Police Department (CA); Chief Charles Werner (ret.), DRONERESPONDERS (VA); Captain Michael Leo, Fire Department of NYC (New York). Join us for What's Up? It's A Drone for Your Good!

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Alice Cooper Live From The Astroturf with Christopher Todd Penn and Dennis Dunaway!

The Silver Screen

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 6, 2019 61:50

Encore: Look Up! It Is Not a Bird or a Plane. It Is A Drone!

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2019 50:27

The Buzz: “Drones in the sky, drones in the sea, drones on land: this is the future of human augmentation” (www.popularmechanics.com). “There are few pieces of technology that excite tech lovers and the general public quite like drones” (www.roboticsbusinessreview.com). “… Business execs with their finger on the pulse of tech trends and updates realize the myriad of benefits drones could offer by integrating the tech into their operations” (www.mondo.com). “From a military innovation, to an exciting hobby, to a technology that's transforming commercial industries, the use of drones has rapidly changed over the past years — and future opportunities in the field are limitless” (www.calu.edu). All true? We'll ask five experts: Robert Biggs, Phoenix Drone Pros; Christopher Todd, Airborne International Response Team; Kerry Brown, SAP; Patrick Egan, sUAS News; David Patterson, Ardenna. You are invited to join us for Look Up! It's Not a Bird or a Plane. It's A Drone! Are You Ready?

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Encore: Look Up! It Is Not a Bird or a Plane. It Is A Drone!

Crash Bang Boom Drumming Podcast!

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2019 50:27

The Buzz: “Drones in the sky, drones in the sea, drones on land: this is the future of human augmentation” (www.popularmechanics.com). “There are few pieces of technology that excite tech lovers and the general public quite like drones” (www.roboticsbusinessreview.com). “… Business execs with their finger on the pulse of tech trends and updates realize the myriad of benefits drones could offer by integrating the tech into their operations” (www.mondo.com). “From a military innovation, to an exciting hobby, to a technology that's transforming commercial industries, the use of drones has rapidly changed over the past years — and future opportunities in the field are limitless” (www.calu.edu). All true? We'll ask five experts: Robert Biggs, Phoenix Drone Pros; Christopher Todd, Airborne International Response Team; Kerry Brown, SAP; Patrick Egan, sUAS News; David Patterson, Ardenna. You are invited to join us for Look Up! It's Not a Bird or a Plane. It's A Drone! Are You Ready?

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149_Christopher Todd- Sannhet

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 8, 2019 43:23

Drummer Christopher Todd of Brooklyn Psych/Post Rock Trio/Profound Lore recording artists Sannhet talks the origins of the band, weird gigs in New Orleans and Belgium, his Dad’s classic rock growing up vs his teenage punk rock influences, going to hardcore shows in Philly and NY, his love for acrylic kits and experiences recording them, shooting whiskey with his drum idol John Stanier, his bathroom guide for touring Europe, playing the Roadburn Festival, quitting his job of 11 years to tour and a whole lot mo’! https://sannhet.bandcamp.com https://www.facebook.com/sannhet/ https://www.instagram.com/SannhetBK/ PIC: https://www.facebook.com/ben.manzella.1

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Look Up! It Is Not a Bird or a Plane. It Is A Drone!

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2019 50:27

The Buzz: “Drones in the sky, drones in the sea, drones on land: this is the future of human augmentation” (www.popularmechanics.com). “There are few pieces of technology that excite tech lovers and the general public quite like drones” (www.roboticsbusinessreview.com). “… Business execs with their finger on the pulse of tech trends and updates realize the myriad of benefits drones could offer by integrating the tech into their operations” (www.mondo.com). “From a military innovation, to an exciting hobby, to a technology that's transforming commercial industries, the use of drones has rapidly changed over the past years — and future opportunities in the field are limitless” (www.calu.edu). All true? We'll ask five experts: Robert Biggs, Phoenix Drone Pros; Christopher Todd, Airborne International Response Team; Kerry Brown, SAP; Patrick Egan, sUAS News; David Patterson, Ardenna. You are invited to join us for Look Up! It's Not a Bird or a Plane. It's A Drone! Are You Ready?

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Look Up! It Is Not a Bird or a Plane. It Is A Drone!

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2019 50:27

The Buzz: “Drones in the sky, drones in the sea, drones on land: this is the future of human augmentation” (www.popularmechanics.com). “There are few pieces of technology that excite tech lovers and the general public quite like drones” (www.roboticsbusinessreview.com). “… Business execs with their finger on the pulse of tech trends and updates realize the myriad of benefits drones could offer by integrating the tech into their operations” (www.mondo.com). “From a military innovation, to an exciting hobby, to a technology that's transforming commercial industries, the use of drones has rapidly changed over the past years — and future opportunities in the field are limitless” (www.calu.edu). All true? We'll ask five experts: Robert Biggs, Phoenix Drone Pros; Christopher Todd, Airborne International Response Team; Kerry Brown, SAP; Patrick Egan, sUAS News; David Patterson, Ardenna. You are invited to join us for Look Up! It's Not a Bird or a Plane. It's A Drone! Are You Ready?

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Episode 67: The Real Show 66

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2019 73:25

It's Deja Vu all over again NOTHeads! This may be episode 67 of Not Another Nerdy Podcast BUT it was supposed to be show 66 (Long story to be explained another time). As a result, the covered nerd news is a couple of weeks old but the shenanigans, stories & other ridiculousness is hopefully still worth listening to. THE Official attorney of NOTNation, Christopher Todd joins J-Money & Tom to talk about D-Rock's famous Wrestlemania Party! Money gives us a Shazam Movie review, Chris gives us an update on the Smallville actress who got mixed up in a kinky Sex Cult & Tom gets everyone hyped with news about Disney+ the forthcoming streaming service from the House of Mouse! Also his Holiness drops by to give his opinion on the controversial views of former Pope Benedict regarding Hippies & Church Sex scandals? All this & more of the usual nonsense because #ThisIsWhatWeDo Always FREE & EASY to Subscribe, Download, Listen & Share on Podbean, Apple podcasts, Stitcher or Google Play! Be a proud member of NOTNation & support your 5th favorite kinda weekly podcast by giving up a 5 Star Review on Podknife.com & write something funny for the Boys to share on a future show! Be sure to check out & support all of the GREAT podcasts in the IHOP ( International House Of Podcasts ) Network! Follow all of the @NOTpodcast1 MAGIC on Social Media & help them to Spread that Word of Nerd!!! TWITTER INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK YOUTUBE

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A conversation with Christopher Todd, part 4

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 28, 2019 15:00

Christopher Todd is a friend of mine. He's a fascinating person who is very well read and full of knowledge. He's a priest, a pastor, a chaplain, a nurse, a former radio copywriter and production director, an amateur actor, a ventriloquist, a blogger, and an all-round curious person. #livingalifethroughbooks, #reading, #christophertodd, #dangerousdoses, #katherineeban, #rodneystark, #harrykemelman, #conversationswithrabbismall, #triumphofchristianity --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/living-a-life-through-books/message

A conversation with Christopher Todd, part 3

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 25, 2019 16:23

Christopher Todd is a friend of mine. He's a fascinating person who is very well read and full of knowledge. He's a priest, a pastor, a chaplain, a nurse, a former radio copywriter and production director, an amateur actor, a ventriloquist, a blogger, and an all-round curious person. #livingalifethroughbooks, #reading, #christophertodd, #billbryson, #harrydresden, #jimbutcher --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/living-a-life-through-books/message

A conversation with Christopher Todd, part 2

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2019 17:20

Christopher Todd is a friend of mine. He's a fascinating person who is very well read and full of knowledge. He's a priest, a pastor, a chaplain, a nurse, a former radio copywriter and production director, an amateur actor, a ventriloquist, a blogger, and an all-round curious person. #livingalifethroughbooks, #reading, #christophertodd, #kindle, #jonathanhaidt, #therighteousmind, #rydertraumacenter, #caraccident, #roborounds --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/living-a-life-through-books/message

A conversation with Christopher Todd, part 1

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2019 16:39

Christopher Todd is a friend of mine. He's a fascinating person who is very well read and full of knowledge. He's a priest, a pastor, a chaplain, a nurse, a former radio copywriter and production director, an amateur actor, a ventriloquist, a blogger, and an all-round curious person. #livingalifethroughbooks, #reading, #cslewis, #sherlockholmes, #christophertodd --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/living-a-life-through-books/message

The BizChix Podcast: Female Entrepreneurs | Women Small Business | Biz Chix

344: [Behind the Scenes] BizChix Live 2018

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 15, 2018 52:03

BizChix Live was a huge success, but what went on behind the scenes? What does it really take to put together an event like BizChix Live? What are some of the unique aspects of preparing for the event? CEO Natalie Eckdahl, Chief People Officer Shelli Warren, and Executive Assistant Tiffanie Jordan reveal all their insider secrets about BizChix Live! Natalie, Shelli, and Tiffanie share their favorite moments from the event as well as some other highlights and funny behind-the-scenes moments. The team also reflects on Natalie's powerful opening keynote with the Mean Girl Mirror, and the amount of effort that went into creating the best workbook to serve as a resource for the community. P.S.A. If you missed BizChix Live, you can still get a Virtual Ticket for access to all the great content shared! Get your BizChix Live Virtual Ticket (Digital Workbook included)! Books or Tools or Events Mentioned: BizChix Live 2019 R.E.S.E.T. Your Mindset, by Natalie Eckdahl Other Links Mentioned: Amy Cuddy TED Talk: Your body language may shape who you are Christopher Todd, BizChix Live Official Photographer Dr. Goldi Jacques-Maynes, Chiropractor BizChix Episodes Mentioned: 343: R.E.S.E.T. Your Mindset 289: Behind the Scenes of BizChix Live with Natalie Eckdahl Stacking Your Team (SYT) Episodes Mentioned: SYT 30: [Behind the Scenes] The Teams of Biz Chix Live Listen to Stacking Your Team Work With Natalie: One Day Mastermind GrowthChix Accelerator Program CEOCHIX Mastermind Strategy Session Work with Shelli: One Day Mastermind GrowthChix Accelerator Program ProfitChix Mastermind Strategy Session Join the BizChix Community This episode was first published at BizChix.com/344. Subscribe to our sister podcast, Stacking Your Team, on your podcast app or listen at http://bizchix.com/category/team/.

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Episode 60: Avengers Infinity War Movie Review!

Play Episode Listen Later May 2, 2018 79:40

Dread it... Run from it NOTHeads... The Avengers: Infinity War episode of Not Another Nerdy Podcast still arrives! Tom & J Money are joined by NOTNation's favorite attorney, Mr. Christopher Todd, to give initial impressions before going full Spoiler to recap & review the Best (& Worst?) of Marvel Studios highly anticipated & most ambitious cinematic offering EVER! Also, J Money is finally BACK from Portland, Oregon, USA, Earth Milky Way with a full report & review of Wizard World Portland 2018! Plus the usual nonsense & pointlessness that you've come to expect from Not Another Nerdy Podcast! Always FREE & EASY to Subscribe, Download, Listen & Share on Podbean, Apple podcasts, Stitcher or Google Play! Be a proud member of NOTNation & support your 4th favorite NON-weekly podcast by giving these Nerds a 5 Star Review on Podknife.com & write something funny for them to share on their next show! Follow all of the @NOTpodcast1 MAGIC on Social Media & help them Spread that Word of Nerd!!! TWITTER INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK YOUTUBE

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Episode 59: Ready Player One In A Sex Cult With Dude Bros

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 13, 2018 82:07

You're Broke NOTheads! On this episode of Not Another Nerdy Podcast, The Man who brings the Money has gone missing so Tom & D-Rock call upon THE Official Lawyer of NOTNation, Christopher Todd as well as faithful NOTHead Steve Meek-MaHan to join them for some Nerdy conversation, with topics that include... Actresses from the once popular CW show Smallville are involved in an actual Sex Cult? Plus, a review of Steven Spielberg's new movie Ready Player One, based on the book of the same name. Finally, Senor Bo feels the need to defend the honor & dignity (what little there is) of the podcast against a new threat/enemy of NOTNation, taking the form of loud-mouthed, misinformed & Bigoted Dude Bros! Sadly, Yes... this does have to do with that Podern Madness Twitter scandal we were supposed to be done talking about. Blame the Rob & Slim Show for perpetuating that swirling Vortex of Drama! Always FREE & EASY to Subscribe, Download, Listen & Share on Podbean, Apple podcasts, Stitcher or Google Play! Be a proud member of NOTNation & support your 4th favorite NON-weekly podcast by giving these Nerds a 5 Star Review on Podknife.com & write something funny for them to share on their next show! Follow all of the @NOTpodcast1 MAGIC on Social Media & help them Spread that Word of Nerd!!! TWITTER INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK YOUTUBE

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Episode 50: A Tale Of Kelley, Smelly & 2018 Expectations

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 13, 2018 80:35

Still sticking to those resolutions NOTHeads? It's week TWO of the New Year & in this episode of Not Another Nerdy Podcast, Senor BO & J Money are joined by friend & The Official Nerdy Attorney of the show, Christopher Todd, to share & discuss the things they are looking forward to most in 2018! Not much Nerd News to talk about this time around but that "GUY" who brings the Money also brings us a tale of TWO Kelleys! Prepare yourself for sordid stories regarding Valuable Used Undergarments & a seemingly endless supply of Wigs? Only in NOTNation... Hey maybe Mr. 110% will show up for NEXT weeks show. (NOT holding our Breath) Always FREE & EASY to Subscribe, Download, Listen & Share on Podbean, Apple podcasts, Stitcher or Google Play! Be a proud supporter of your 4th favorite podcast & give these WOKEN WARRIORS a 5 Star Review on Podknife.com ...write something silly for them to share on their next show! Follow all of the @NOTpodcast1 MAGIC on Social Media & help them Spread that Word of Nerd!!! TWITTER INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK YOUTUBE NERD PODCAST MAFIA SITE

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Episode 24 – Motley Crue: All Bad Things Must End – The Finale

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 15, 2016

Recorded in Texas with my oldest friend Christopher Todd – This serves as the 3rd & final installment in our Motley Crue series, detailing the band’s entire career & our own personal history of the band that provided the soundtrack to 30 years (& counting) of friendship. Join us as we chronicle the final chapter […]

Episode 23 – Motley Crue: All Bad Things Must End Part II: 1991-2001 From Decade of Decadence to The Dirt

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 8, 2016

Recorded in Texas with my oldest friend Christopher Todd whom I met the first week in 8th grade over our mutual love of all things Motley. Join us as we return for Part II to break down a very pivotal (& at times volatile) period in the Crue lexicon. From the Decade of Decadence greatest […]

Episode 23 - Motley Crue: All Bad Things Must End Part II: 1991-2001 From Decade of Decadence to The Dirt

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 8, 2016 115:22

Recorded in Texas with my oldest friend Christopher Todd whom I met the first week in 8th grade over our mutual love of all things Motley. Join us as we return for Part II to break down a very pivotal (& at times volatile) period in the Crue lexicon.From the Decade of Decadence greatest hits LP that kicked off the 90's to the NY Times Best-Seller tell-all, the one of a kind The Dirt that kicked off the new millennium - we take you through it all.

Episode 22 – Motley Crue: All Bad Things Must End Part 1 – The 1980’s

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 1, 2016

Recorded in Texas with my oldest friend Christopher Todd whom I met the first week in 8th grade over our mutual love of all things Motley. Join us as we break down the most prolific and death-defying decade of one of the wildest and most beloved bands in history, starting where it all began the […]

Episode 22 - Motley Crue: All Bad Things Must End Part 1 - The 1980's