Podcasts about Dan Armstrong

The podcast makes its 13th visit to Indiana. UIAAA Connection #227 – Dan Armstrong, CMAA, Retired, former Director of Athletics – Northwest High School in Kokomo, Indiana, is now available. Dan grew up on a farm in western Ohio, right on the border, where living in two time zones was just part of daily life. A few years after Dr. Mike Blackburn's departure, he stepped into the role of Director of Athletics at Northwestern High School in Kokomo, Indiana. In addition to his leadership at the school level, he serves as theChair of LTC 510 and is an active member of the NIAAA Awards Committee. His advice? Make sure you get a mentor. Please Listen, Learn, and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!This podcast is also available on Amazon Music, Apple Podcast,  Breaker, Castbox, Google Podcast, iHeartradio, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, Sticher and YouTube

Perrault Uptmor of William & Mary, and Dr. Emanuela Gionfriddo of SUNY at Buffalo. Kate and Emanuela are both returning guests of the pod (see episodes 2 and 14), and joined us on-site at the Boston Convention Center to reflect on what we saw and heard at Pittcon 2025. In a wide-ranging conversation, we touch on a variety of aspects of the Pittcon experience, including networking opportunities, award sessions recognizing both early-career scientists and achievements over lifetimes, and of course trends in various areas as observed from the numerous technical sessions and talks. Several notable award sessions honoring great work in separation science included: ● ACS Division of Analytical Chemistry Young Investigator in Separation Science - awarded to Prof. Xiao Su of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ● Pittcon Analytical Chemistry Award - awarded to Prof. Dan Armstrong of the University of Texas at Arlington ● LCGC Emerging Leader Award - awarded to Prof. Katelynn Perrault Uptmor of William & Mary ● LCGC Lifetime Achievement Award - awarded to Christopher Pohl of CAP Chromatography and Consulting ● Chromatography Forum of the Delaware Valley Dal Nogare Award - awarded to Terry Berger Some of the trends discussed during the episode include developments in the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence tools in our field, multi-dimensional separations, green chemistry, and more!

Today, I had the privilege of talking to four-time best-selling author Dan Armstrong. Dan has an awesome story, from overcoming the struggles of being born with a cleft palate to being a singer and author performing for tens of thousands of people nationally. Be sure to tune in to hear all about Dan's journey!

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Author Dan Armstrong was inspired to write The Adventures of a Real-Life Cable Guy as a way to share the unique and often humorous experiences he encountered during his thirty-year career in the cable television industry. Initially, he had no idea that being a cable installer was even a profession; his childhood dreams leaned towards becoming an FBI agent or a police officer. However, at the age of twenty, he began working for a local cable company, which opened his eyes to a world filled with diverse characters and stories.Throughout his career, Armstrong collected anecdotes that ranged from the comedic to the tragic. He wanted to capture these moments—such as servicing both a million-dollar mansion and a modest trailer on the same day, saving lives, and witnessing poignant human experiences—to illustrate the rich tapestry of life that he encountered in people's homes. His motivation also stemmed from a desire to reflect on how overcoming personal challenges, like his childhood speech impediment and experiences with bullying, shaped his resilience and storytelling abilities. By sharing these stories, Armstrong aims to entertain and inspire others, proving that even the most unconventional careers can lead to extraordinary narratives. Website | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | Amazon

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Dan Armstrong was an original thinker. As a musician he toured with Van Morrison. He was one of the creative forces behind the Ampog SVT amplifier. Who else, then, in the late 1960s, could come up with the idea of a guitar made out of Lucite? Enjoy! Like the show? Follow us at these fine establishments: Patreon || https://www.patreon.com/thehighgain Instagram || @thehighgain Web || https://www.thehighgain.com

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In this episode, host Dave Yovanno sits down with Dan Armstrong, the EVP of Distributed Commerce at Ticketmaster. An expert on partnerships and eCommerce strategy, Dan has been driving real innovation in the live ticketing industry for a decade. He's passionate about the importance of storytelling and uncovering the shared purpose that keeps his team, as well as his partnerships, aligned. Together, Dave and Dan discuss tips to level up within an organization, how to manage a diverse partnership program from affiliates to B2B partners, and where a thriving partnership program sits within a company's broader marketing mix. Dan also shares the secrets of the live ticketing industry, which can be mystifying to say the least.This podcast episode was produced by Quill.

In this episode, host Dave Yovanno sits down with Dan Armstrong, the EVP of Distributed Commerce at Ticketmaster. An expert on partnerships and eCommerce strategy, Dan has been driving real innovation in the live ticketing industry for a decade. He's passionate about the importance of storytelling and uncovering the shared purpose that keeps his team, as well as his partnerships, aligned. Together, Dave and Dan discuss tips to level up within an organization, how to manage a diverse partnership program from affiliates to B2B partners, and where a thriving partnership program sits within a company's broader marketing mix. Dan also shares the secrets of the live ticketing industry, which can be mystifying to say the least.This podcast episode was produced by Quill.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania-native Dan Armstrong was born with a cleft palate, a congenital abnormality during fetal development that leaves a hole in the roof of the mouth. While today this is frequently surgically fixed during infancy, Dan, 60, had a prosthesis put in his mouth to enable him to speak. As you can imagine, as a result of this condition, he was mercilessly bullied by neighborhood kids and classmates. While his parents always encouraged him to believe in himself, even featuring him as lead on a song recorded by his family's musical act, The Armstrong Family, Dan was angry — so angry that at age 10, he nearly killed a childhood friend for making fun of the way he spoke. "I remember putting my knee next to his head and pushing until I heard a crack. I remember hearing that crack and realizing I came this close to taking someone's life," he said. Dan knew he had to work on his anger, and channeled his energy into writing stories and songs, working on his speech and singing, and even acting in school plays. With guiding love from his parents and practice to build his throat, palate, and lung strength, Dan ended up touring and recording with a band. But he was also working a day job as a cable guy, which turned out to be an unexpected love. It enabled him to develop his affinity for connecting with people. "I'm like a rolling bartender. I walk into someone's house, and they immediately open up," he said. Dan turned many unbelievable stories from his career into a book, The Adventures of a Real-Life Cable Guy. Since its release, he has written or co-authored four more books with another on the way. He is also on the speaking circuit, turning his story into life lessons that others can follow. "Right now, I'm very passionate about what I do. When I speak to audiences, I swear I see people crying," he said. Dan is an overwhelmingly positive guy with a love of discovery, a genuine compassion for others, and a complete lack of judgment. His insights on the way to treat people are inspirational and ingenious. I'm sure you will enjoy his easy-going nature in this week's episode of Chiseled. Want to connect with Dan? You can check him out on his website, contact him on Facebook or listen to the end of the episode to hear him share his email address.    

Unlock the Secrets of Bestselling Authors! In this episode of The Rich Mind Podcast, Randy Wilson welcomes back the captivating storyteller Dan Armstrong, author of 'The Chronicles of Elwic, The Temple of Wisdom and Truth.' Dan reveals the inspiration and creative process behind his popular medieval fantasy series and shares actionable advice for aspiring writers. Get ready to: Master the art of storytelling: Understand the power of a compelling 'why' and how to keep readers hooked. Conquer perfectionism: Learn why your first draft doesn't need to be perfect and how to embrace the revision process. Discover a unique writing style: Explore how acting out scenes can add depth and emotion to your writing. Tap into your own creativity: Dan shares how to find inspiration and let your stories flow. Bonus: Get an exclusive look into the world of 'The Chronicles of Elwic' and join Elwic on his thrilling journey of self-discovery. Links Mentioned: 'The Chronicles of Elwic, The Temple of Wisdom and Truth': https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DF93GSZ 'Smart Dust': https://www.amazon.com/Smart-Dust-Nanotechnology-Beginning-Chronicles-ebook/dp/B087JK9M7H 'Adventures of a Real-Life Cable Guy': https://www.amazon.com/Adventures-Real-Life-Cable-Guy/dp/1534836353 Find out more about Dan Armstrong and the projects he has up coming at https://danarmstrong.us You can catch Dan's first interview on the Rich Mind Podcast here: https://therichmindpodcast.podbean.com/e/when-you-stop-is-when-you-die-with-dan-armstrong/ #writing #author #storytelling #fantasybooks #medieval #books #bookstagram #creativity #inspiration #bestseller Ready to elevate your writing and take your creative projects to the next level? Head over to https://randywilsononline.com and grab a copy of my book "Think Big!"

https://jordanarmstrongmusic.com/ Jor'Dan Armstrong talks about his latest release MIA feat. 1K Phew, and much more. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/risingstar/message

This week on Let's Talk Design I met with René Linseen and Elliot Bastianon from Furnished Forever. René and Elliot 6 years back now joined forces with a common passion for furniture, combining their backgrounds in Art and Design to create unique and visually stunning Australian-made pieces. Apart from Furnished Forever, René works as an industrial designer at Formswell Design with Dan Armstrong who recently came on the podcast. In addition, Elliot facilitates his personal artistic practice. In the podcast, we discuss how the two of them work collaboratively to draw from their multidisciplinary experience to create artistic while functional and user-centric furniture outcomes. Further, they discuss the challenges and oppositions they have experienced when working on the modern Australian design landscape, where they mention theatre excitement for the future of the industry. To conclude the two of them give advice to incoming designer looking to take the jump into personal projects outside of the scope of their design practice. I hope you enjoy the podcast, and if you do would you consider subscribing and sharing the podcast with a friend to help grow the platform. If there is someone you would like to see on the podcast reach out to me through the comments section or through social media, and I will be happy to get them on. Support the podcast by purchasing a Lemanoosh course through our affiliate link: https://courses.lemanoosh.com/a/21475... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-talk-id/message

Exploring the Chibson! BTW, don't buy one of these and tried to pass it off as the real thing for profit. It wouldn't be cool. 

Recently a farmer reference group was formed in the Mid Coast region of NSW to provide information and guidance on an economic and risk analysis of rearing non-replacement calves. The project was led by Dan Armstrong, Senior Consultant with the RM Consulting Group. In the analysis, Dan and his team used two of the farms as case studies where the goal was to sell the non-replacement calves as dairy beef and investigate whether it would be economically practical to hold onto these calves and pursue this alternative pathway.This was the second phase of a Dairy UP project looking at Sustainable Pathways for Surplus calves, led by Dairy Australia. The first phase involved a variety of consultation activities in the Nowra region with consumers, farmers, milk and meat processors and other supply chain stakeholders looking at alternative management pathways.Useful resources related to this podcast:DairyUP website - further information on this project and others www.dairyup.com.au Dairy Australia's “Surplus Calves” and the Growing Beef from Dairy Project This podcast is an initiative of the NSW DPI Dairy Business Advisory UnitIt is brought to you in partnership the Hunter Local Land ServicesPlease share this podcast with your fellow farmers and colleagues and feel free to contact us with suggestions or comments via this email address thebusinessofdairy@gmail.comFurther NSW DPI Dairy channels to follow and subscribe to include;NSW DPI Dairy Facebook pageDPI Intensive Livestock Twitter feedNSW DPI Dairy NewsletterTranscript hereProduced by Video LiftThe information discussed in this podcast are for informative and educational purposes only and do not constitute advice. 

This week on Lets Talk Design I met with Dan Armstrong, Founder of Formswell Design in Canberra. Dan paved his career at his time working for Breville, after moving to Canberra and starting his consultancy Formswell. In the Podcast, we discuss Dan's career as an industrial designer where he lays out the key changes he has noticed over his time in the industry. We discuss Dan's passion for fostering community around design and how his constancy has worked to change the design landscape in Canberra. Further, Dan discussed key projects where he has implemented emerging technology with great success. To conclude dan gives advise to those aspiring to move into the Industrial design scene. Thankyou to Dan and the team for providing his services in rebranding the podcast. If you like what you see you can reach out to Dan via formswell.com.au. I hope you enjoy the podcast, and if you do would you consider subscribing and sharing the podcast with a friend to help grow the platform. If there is someone you would like to see on the podcast reach out to me through the comments section or through social media, and I will be happy to get them on.   LinkedIn: Dan Armstrong Formswell Design    Roman Cherfan Lets Talk Design   Instagram: @formswell_design @_letstalkdesign @cherfan_design --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-talk-id/message

Welcome to the Rich Mind Podcast!   Are you ready to dive deep into the life of a true renaissance man? Look no further than today's episode with Dan Armstrong! This multiple bestselling author, musician, and speaker has overcome incredible obstacles and developed unique skills along the way. Join us as we explore his journey, including struggles with cleft palate and childhood trauma, as well as his fascinating ability to relate with others using synesthesia. Plus, get ready to take notes on his advice for not comparing yourself to others, the power of compound interest, and using his powerful STOP acronym to change your life. Don't miss out on this inspiring conversation that will leave you motivated and ready to take on the world. Check out Dan's website at danarmstrongtheauthor.com or follow him on Instagram for more insight and inspiration here.   Let's stay connected! Follow me on social media using the links below to join the conversation and share your thoughts.   Follow Randy Wilson:   Instagram   YouTube   LinkedIn   More Resources:   RandyWilsonOnline.com   Resource Link   Free Book Download

Vi fördjupar oss i ämnet Fender-förstärkare från en speciell period i mitten av 60-talet. Fölster fortsätter sin följetong om "udda" gitarrer som Rolling Stones använt. Fredrik pratar om en fantastiskt Blackguard replika i veckans pryl, nämligen Tysk-Telen/Roger. I detta avsnitt: Fender, Dan Armstrong, Roger, Nacho, Ampeg, Zemaitis, Marshall, JBL, EV, Mystic, Celestion, Folkesson, Hermansson, Gibson.

Yeah. I think the old adage "sticks and stones may hurt my bones, but words can never harm me" is absolutely false. Words do hurt words, go deep. I mean, those guys could have hit me with sticks and stones and I probably wouldn't remember that, but I still remember the words, the words dig deep, the words can hurt. The words can harm, but words can help and they can heal if we use them properly.  And I think from that time, as you asked, yes, it was, it was a tragedy. It was definitely a pain in my life. It was a struggle. But in time I learned that, you know, struggles can become our strengths. Tragedies can become our triumphs and our pain can actually become a passion. I mean, think about a little boy who can't even hardly speak and has spoken now to hundreds, thousands, thousands of people over the course of the last well, since I've been alive. 

On the next Story Told, a double feature between Dan Armstrong’s “The Third World War,” and Dr. Robert Brake’s “Stupidity Run Amok.”

Tommy's show from Wednesday 22nd June 2022 bringing as usual the best new and grass roots music from across the globe Playlist this week is The Future Us - Ben Nevis The Breathing Method - Burden Columbia Mills - Nevada Sugar Pills - Dancefloor Crying Nikki & The Waves - E.L.C. Dan Armstrong feat. Sarah B LadyBnow - Help Me Please Robyn Red - Like A Bullet Liotta Seoul - Hypernormal The Lines - Test Your Patience Independent music club - Last train Anthony McElwee - Devil Don't Mind Spygenius - I Dig Your New Robes, Pierre! DeBlocka - Silouviesce Mima Merrow - I've Been Waiting Scott Ashworth - Never See Colour Again Loose Articles - KICK LIKE A GIRL WREX - Paradise The Continentals - Chasing down the Sun Out of the Swim - High Tea Jeffrey Morris - See The Summer Ken Valdez - Red Shadow Puppet Theatre - Colour Therapy Raging Speedhorn - Suffragette City Emma Forman - What are you doing? Fraser McLean - Air's Getting Thinner Seal Party - Maison Herbie Frame (feat Ingo & Sarah Lahn) - Colors Of The Wind Andrew Thomas - Until Tomorrow

Episode 231 of Tommy's weekly new and grass roots music show. This weeks playlist is The Future Us - Ben Nevis The Breathing Method - Burden Columbia Mills - Nevada Sugar Pills - Dancefloor Crying Nikki & The Waves - E.L.C. Dan Armstrong feat. Sarah B LadyBnow - Help Me Please Robyn Red - Like A Bullet Liotta Seoul - Hypernormal The Lines - Test Your Patience Independent music club - Last train Anthony McElwee - Devil Don't Mind Spygenius - I Dig Your New Robes, Pierre! DeBlocka - Silouviesce Mima Merrow - I've Been Waiting Scott Ashworth - Never See Colour Again

Broken Oars Podcast, and your genial hosts Lewin (Southern One) and Aaron (Northern One) return with what could be our most important and insightful episode yet.   Oh, you always say that, you podding scallywags.   Well, yes, we do.   And we always mean it too.   On this occasion, though, it might just be true.   We're joined on this episde by Dan Armstrong, former junior performance pathway rower, former Durham University rower, current Durham University Coach and Tyne University Head Coach. Starting with his introduction to the sport in a non-traditional rowing area (Hexham, Northumberland) and discussing how opportunity can be as important as parental or personal inclination in opening a door, we go on to look at how rowing can be identify forming in junior athletes - and the challenges that brings when it becomes an all-consuming synonym for the individual.    Talking openly and honestly about how his own experiences of trying to juggle being a High Performance athlete with family life, the demands of university, and developing into a fully rounded human being all at the same time led to his eventual burnout, Dan goes on to address how his trajectory through the sport and subsequent transition into coaching meshes with the demands and expectations placed on the modern coach; the challenges and responsibilities he feels for his athletes and the sport; why specialisation ultimately always beats standardisation and where British Rowing is heading with our Olympic slots under threat.   In tracing Dan's journey from a state-school rowing club in a non-rowing area through to his current role as a coach at one of the country's most prestigious HP programmes, alongside his role in Tyne United's community orientated approach, this episode ties together all of the threads and levels of British Rowing in a fascinatiing, nuanced and expansive deep dive into Broken Oar's Podcast's key themes and interests.   Oh, and we also define where the North begins and ends; establish the limits of sports science and the importance of data; talk about PED use in elite sport; why the stance on Modafinil use was indicative of the rot setting in; and why the Northern One has the finish of a sweep oarsman, no matter how many hours he spends sculling?    Essential listening.   Stern pair? Shush. The grown ups are talking.

In this podcast, Dan Armstrong analyses the Collectio Lanfranci, which became a predominant canonical collection in England, as an example of the tendency to see canon law as a body of norms adaptable to fulfil specific purposes.

Sunday Morning January 16, 2022 Speaker: Brother Dan Armstrong

In today's episode, Chief Digital Officer at Customers Bank, Dan Armstrong, sits down to talk about his experience launching digital products and channels in 43 countries throughout Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and South America. Tune in to hear Dan discuss commonalities he's discovered between some of the banking challenges customers are facing around the world, how he applies the lessons he's learned from his time abroad to his current work in the US market, and gives insight into increasing instant payment capabilities for their consumers using cryptocurrency. To learn more about Dan, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danarmstrong/ Winning Digital Customers | The Podcast focuses on stories of digital transformation, told by the people who led them. The podcast covers a range of topics including digital transformation, enterprise strategy and innovation, customer research, design thinking, agile practices, journey mapping, and other related ideas. The podcast is based on Howard Tiersky's Wall Street Journal bestselling book, Winning Digital Customers: The Antidote to Irrelevance. Tiersky lays out a simple but detailed five-step methodology that any company can follow to align their teams around a vision for the customer experience that will maximize their competitiveness in the market, identify the quick wins that will help them out of the gate, and ultimately drive the transformation needed to bring their company into alignment with today's digital world. http://www.twitter.com/tiersky (http://www.twitter.com/tiersky) http://www.linkedin.com/in/tiersky (http://www.linkedin.com/in/tiersky) http://www.facebook.com/h.tiersky (http://www.facebook.com/h.tiersky)

Brian, Blake and Richard are back with an all-new episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast!Happy new year to all of our listeners! The guys have been indulging in merriment and chocolate and are feeling the strain - well their waistbands are - and they discuss their gear hauls over the festive period. Brian is still having humidity related issues so Richard suggests a change of location but Brian is not keen.Brian bought himself a new toy for Christmas and tells us all about it and all about his (non peanut butter flavored) cookies.  Blake and Brian also discuss the worrying supply chain issues in the electronics industry and it isn't happy listening. Hint: Prices are not going to be going down this year in the music gear industry. It seems as if Brian has fallen into the matrix over the holiday season and Richard wants to pull him back out so he can make some more pedals. Alexa has become dangerous and has proved we are not ready to embrace a fully AI driven life just yet. Bad Alexa. Blake has an amazing Dan Armstrong lucite guitar and the guys love it, it has some interesting technological features plus it weighs less than a baby elephant. Ooh. shiny things. I cant believe we didn't make the Transparent tone gag. The guys also got some amazing gifts from some of our listeners and are bowled over by the generosity so discuss what they got...Important note: several stupid and dangerous things get discussed. Do not listen to anything from these idiots, their brains have been badly affected by the consumption of holiday foodstuffs. Yes foodstuffs, that's it. The Fast show, E-sports, The rise of Skynet, Brians radio headset, Blues driver mods, Thalia capos ...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)DIY mods:https://modyourownpedal.com/collections/booksFind us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)

On the next Story Told, all about JFK’s assassination in Dan Armstrong’s “Dearth of a President.” Additionally, by Robert Reich, “What Happens When a Congressman Threatens a Colleague With Violence.”  

In this episode Eric and Nat do a guitar history corner segment about Dan Armstrong. Then come the questions about pickup winding, refretting, intonation, and the practice of stripping guitars down for parts and selling them one piece at a time online.

Blackberry Smoke has been a true southern rock force for 20 years now! Charlie's guitar playing and singing are a big part of that equation. Today, Greg talks to Charlie about his musical upbringing, his favorite gear, his influences, and all other kinds of delicious gristle! 1:13 - Charlie’s Ampeg Dan Armstrong Lucite, and his Telecaster from Echopark Guitars3:35 - Charlie’s upcoming record, his new single, the day-to-day of a professional musician during COVID, and Greg as streaming Ragtime-Wanker14:15 - The success of Charlie’s band Blackberry Smoke, past and present17:46 - Charlie’s background growing up in a Bluegrass family, and early gear stories27:25 - The Rolling Stones and their magical stew of rock32:20 - P-90 pickups and the power of a single pickup36:41 - Guitar amps, combinations, studio vs live, and getting acquainted with in-ear monitors43:57 - Playing, touring, and eating in Europe - arguably the most delicious continent on the planet50:36 - A guitarist’s playing style, and how the inspiration from other players and idols is so wildly important - from Jimi to the Allman Brothers67:06 - How the legacy of Southern Rock and growing up in Georgia shaped Charlie as a player and musicianTotal Length: 76:35

Fu Manchu front man Scott Hill sits down with host Dan O'Mahony to explore his early punk rock fixations and share how they led to a gangload of Dan Armstrong guitars, gorgeous rides and monster riffs.

With the UTS (Ultra Tour Snowdonia) cancelled Howard needed something to fill the void. "What about the Steve Parr Round?" asked Paul Willson. Just 5 days later Howard set off to not only complete the round but to break a record that has stood since 1984!  The Steve Parr Round is 61 Lakeland Summits, about 116 miles, about 42,550 feet of ascent! Howard set a new record of 42hours 37minutes and 15 seconds!  We chat about training, change of plans, the round itself and big up the community!  Howard would like to thank everyone that helped and all of his sponsors: Maggie May Dempsey, John Parkin, Jacob Tonkin, Liam Mills, Nathaniel-Jon Ingram, Scott Newburn, Steve Birkinshaw, John Knapp, Ben Turner, Andy Fid, Paul Nelson, Tim Ripper, Max Driscoll, Martin Stone, Chris Richards, Dan Armstrong, Dave Heterington, Heather Driscoll, Paul Wilson, Jess Pealing, Wim Stevenson, Max Dillon. Coach (The Boss) Margarita Grigoriadi.  Sponsors: Montane, OTE Sports, Mountain King Poles, Precision Hydration, Vaga caps, XMiles and Squirrels Nut Butter. 

Eli's guests are Dan Armstrong with Covenant Eyes, Faith Niece with Lion-Hearted Counseling and David Chaim with Guard Your Eyes to discuss the 3 pronged approach he took to living a porn-free life. 

Listen to Part 2 Here: https://anchor.fm/in-search-of-more/episodes/An-Exit-Strategy-from-Porn-Addiction---Part-2-e1rphf9 Eli's guests are Dan Armstrong with Covenant Eyes, Faith Niece with Lion-Hearted Counseling, and David Chaim with Guard Your Eyes to discuss the 3 pronged approach he took to living a porn-free life. Connect with Eli Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/eliyahu_nash Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/nash.eli.75 YouTube | https://youtube.com/@insearchofmore Website | https://eliyahunash.com

I'm fascinated by the reasons we each have for moving. Why we move. And it felt the right time to open up the conversation with some of those that we know and who listen to the podcast about their experiences with movement and what it has brought to them. Personally past experiences with movement and observation of others journey I have noticed that we move in whatever form our bodies are innately drawn to and it is my personal belief that is because our body is wanting to express something more than our mind/ego can comprehend or the conventions of sport and competition allow. There comes a time in the experiences Chris and I have listened to when a specific event evolves the idea of movement and physicality from sport and striving towards navigating what we are, who we are and why. So I am saying that movement gives us meaning and a mechanism to process our past lived experiences to make sense of them and organise them in our body and mind to support us in the future. Where sport is about competition and the media narrative is often about crushing it or you are less than so you need to do more. Movement is about connection and when we connect the dots there unfolds an infinite opportunity irrespective of age and ability. The body feels seen, heard and safe, and that is an environment for growth. So I am saying do what attracts you, it may never have been in your mind before but by listening in to our body and its needs there is something to glean for progress. It may not be what you think it is. But the idea that we will glean what we can glean when we are ready to glean what we are ready to glean. Be curious, ask questions, enjoy the expression and know that the more we express the more our capacity for learning and growth will occur. Kicking off the series is our conversation with Dan Armstrong who I met whilst cold sea swimming and connected with over a hot warm drink afterwards. I listened as he expressed his practice of running, sea swimming, structure, simple rules to live by and the freedom that occurred at a time of a family experience that does happen and turns our perspective and why upside down. I thank Dan for his time in conversation, and the time spent with him over the last few years. As with all of these conversations the what, the activity is not the main draw. It is the principles, experience of someone else and the meaning, the ‘why' that is the guide. Enjoy, share and let us know if you have an experience that you feel would be beneficial to share.

Join Kevin and his guest Dan Armstrong, DC, chiropractor and instructor at Parker University, one of America's largest chiropractic colleges located in Dallas. Dr. Armstrong talks about chiropractic care in the COVID world. We also discuss how Parker used the devastating tornado that hit Dallas last October to refine its crisis plans, giving them a leg up on ensuring the continuation of education for their students.

This week on The B.A.R. Podcast we have Dan Armstrong from Covenant Eyes. We talk about the back story of the company and all the services offered by the company. Covenant Eyes use code "thebar" for 30 days free. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-b-a-r-podcast/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Intro Interview: Jor'Dan Armstrong Entertainment Report Sound Off: Coronavirus Top of the Hour Sound Off: Megan Thee Stallion contract dispute Line 4 Line: Pastor Troy vs Mr Dell End of Show

Intro Interview: Jor'Dan Armstrong Entertainment Report Sound Off: Coronavirus Top of the Hour Sound Off: Megan Thee Stallion contract dispute Line 4 Line: Pastor Troy vs Mr Dell End of Show

Intro Interview: Jor’Dan Armstrong Entertainment Report Sound Off: Coronavirus Top of the Hour Sound Off: Megan Thee Stallion contract dispute Line 4 Line: Pastor Troy vs Mr Dell End of ShowRead more

Intro Interview: Jor’Dan Armstrong Entertainment Report Sound Off: Coronavirus Top of the Hour Sound Off: Megan Thee Stallion contract dispute Line 4 Line: Pastor Troy vs Mr Dell End of ShowRead more

Music by Jeff Mills, The 7th Plain (Luke Slater), Biz (Transmat), Dan Armstrong, Sven Kössler & Si Matthews, Urban Meditation, K. Markov, Rildrim, Johan Agebjorn, ReKaB, Dense and Sonic Solutions Inc. The 6-part Best Of 2019 mix series showcases some of the music from AMG's Best Albums of 2019 Reviews feature, plus other outstanding tracks from the year that was. All mixes compiled by Mike G @ Rubycon Sound,Oct-Dec 2019. Mix#1: Drones & TonesMix#2: Deep Space TechMix#3: Mod Classical & Post-RockMix #4: BalearicaMix#5: EnvironmentsMix#6: Ambitronica More at http://ambientmusicguide.com

In today's special episode of The Van Maren show, Jonathon Van Maren speaks with Covenant Eyes leader Dan Armstrong about Lamar Odom's exclusive interview highlighting his pornography addiction. Odom spoke with Covenant Eyes about his severe addiction to pornography. “I was definitely addicted to porn and drug,” Odom tells Covenant Eyes. Odom shares that he first saw porn when he was only 13 or 14 years old.To follow The Van Maren show sign-up here.To view the full video click here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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This is an exciting time in the tiny house movement, as cities and states across the country are looking at legalizing tiny houses in some form. There are many strategies that advocates of tiny houses are using to push for tiny house legalization. I recently heard from a listener, today’s guest Dan Armstrong, about something called RILUPA, or the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act. There have been several examples of churches and nonprofits using this law to legally build tiny house villages. Dan is here to explain what RILUPA is and how it can be used to help forge a path forward for tiny house villages. The post How This Little-Known Law Can Help Build Legal Tiny House Villages with Dan Armstrong – #083 appeared first on The Tiny House.

Dan Armstrong established and has been running Beanfield Metroconnect since 1988. He shares his experience and the lessons he's learned along the way. Episode notes: http://torontotechpodcast.ca/episodes/episode12-notes.html

Kelli talks to Dan Armstrong – candidate for the Waipa-King country constituency of the Waikato Regional Council.

For the first time we had a change of venue and recorded at Mike's newly purchased house. We endured the Australian cult classic, "Body Melt." While not all aspects of this "bad movie" were bad it was still entertaining, i guess it helps to have good company and good beers. For this episode we were joined by the one and only Karl Redgen. Karl is a talented filmmaker with a passion for beer and exploitation cinema. He was right at home with us. We spoke about the hit soap opera "Neighbours," Australian actors, frustrations with Government funded film grants, exploitation films, body horror, drunken debauchery, and much much more. We threw a few shout outs to our friends; Chip from Florida, Dan Armstrong, who is a makes some fantastic exploitation films in Melbourne, and our friends at Penny Young in Moonee Ponds. Our beer roster was: - Crown Lager - Coopers Session Ale - Murray's Rudeboy Pilsner - Murray's Angry Man Pale Ale - Akasha Tradewind Lager - Three Greens Sunrise Ale - Cavalier Pale Ale - Moon Dog Mr. Mistafelees Passion Fruit and Mango Wild Ale - Moon Dog Perverse Sexual Amalgam Black Wild Ale - 3 Ravens Moussey Juicy

Music by LSG, Beaumont Hannant, Sacred Seeds, Ishqamatics, Dan Armstrong, Data Rebel, Sven Kössler & Si Matthews, Citystate. Compiled & mixed by Mike G @ Rubycon Sound, Feb 2019. Cover art: Tony Obr from A Constant State of Flow by Sven Kössler & Si Matthews The Ambitronica mix series mines the atmospheric grooves of ambient dance music at every level - newbies, classics, and the genre's pre-90's roots in early synthpop, dub, prog rock, art rock, lounge and Berlin-school trance. More at http://www.ambientmusicguide.com

On this show, our hosts Meesa & Meah discuss if they’d take 1 million dollars despite the fact that they wouldn’t be allowed to share it. This show’s guest, National Recording Artist, Jor’Dan Armstrong talks with M&M about his new EPs “BLSD” & “2BLSD”. During #TooManyHashtags, this week’s trending topics, we talk about Jennifer Lopez taking home the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award, the police shutting down Bill Cosby’s 81st birthday & so much more.  M&M Live Radio Jingle “SAY LESS” - Andy Mineo & Wordsplayed “Wild Things” - Alessia Cara M&M Live Radio Jingle “Mona Lisa” - OBB “Clout” - Jor’Dan Armstrong “Right Back” - Jor’Dan Armstrong ft. Bizzle “Down Like That” - Aaron Cole ft. Koryn Hawthorne M&M Live Radio Jingle

Pornography is a demonic parasite on the Christian church and Christian family. Unless we have an active strategy it will infiltrate our lives and homes. In this podcast, I talk with Dan Armstrong, Corporate Communications Specialist at Covenant Eyes.We talk about how prevalent this issue is, what successful churches are doing, and what families can do. Listen in to be educated on this subject.For a free month of Covenant Eyes go to their website and use coupon code "Apollos" .

In this episode I have a grand ol’ time with my friends as we discuss Jor’dan’s new EP. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/avenue89/support

Mike Burton from Slade Mortgage Group hosts to discuss "10 years after the financial/credit crisis."  Mike's panel discussion includes co-hosts Debbie James from Leonard Insurance-Osterville & Rosemary Dalton from Shore Road Realty-Bourne.  Chris calls in from the road with his market perspective!  Mike does a special host give-a-away!  He encourages listeners to call in with their score prediction & winner of the Superbowl.  The caller who is the closest will win a free mortgage analysis, cash flow review, free credit report & $500 off closing costs! Terry Casey calls in from Land Home Financial to share his insights 10 years after the housing bubble.  He also shares with the listeners a grant program called "Within Reach." Rosemary shares a client experience & Debbie talks in detail on the ins and outs of flood insurance. In the second hour, Mike talks with his co-hosts "where things are now" after the 10 year crisis.  Dan Armstrong calls in from LD Wholesale with lending insights!  Great show! 

Orlando "El Gato" Melendez joins MPB's Season Pass to promote their upcoming trip to Mississippi. Also the guys speak with Ole Miss Hockey coach Dan Armstrong ahead of this weekend's "Egg Bowl on Ice". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our Guest Dan Armstrong is the Chief Digital Officer at BankMobile, America’s first fee- free mobile first bank. With mobile banking and financial services, telecommunications and technology projects in 40+ countries, Dan brings unique expertise in developing new products, technologies and distribution strategies that accurately match technology with consumers’ needs. For the past 20 years, Dan has worked in Europe, Asia, Africa and South America start-ups, mobile banking/payments, instant-account opening and correspondent banking, telecommunications, NFC, cards, alliances, regulatory, feasibility and automation programs. Here are the highlights of our conversation with our guest: Getting to know Daniel more including his travels, e-telco projects and his learnings regarding the ubiquity of mobile around the world after being in many other continents. As takeaways from trying things out from the rest of the world, Dan shares the bigger things and functionalities that we should bring back. Dan’s observations of countries who are early adopters of technology vis-à-vis the user behavior that they are exhibiting. Dan’s background from having a degree in Philosophy, his real first job as a museum and exhibit designer for an architecture company and how this line of work did him well during his transition to designing websites. He also shares how he transitioned to banking and when the realization that having a mobile services package can very impactful to a lot of markets came about; and the different, interesting ways of how to get people to get a bank account from country to country. The main things that Dan is currently facing and the solutions that he feels would be a great fit to the market. This includes innovating by setting up an entire software services division with his CTO; white labelling by establishing a platform which can be sold to other channels which can be rebranded and repositioned; and doing what they do best: controlling experiences and enabling capabilities without necessarily conquering the world with your own brand. With all the new ways that they are working on in entering the platform, we inquire if Dan notices any user fragmentation and if they have plans to centralize these channels into one platform; plus what their core model differentiator is compared to others in the market. Where he sees the mobile banking will be in the near future and the interesting things that may come about. Rapid Fire Questions What is your definition of innovation? Innovation is a good term but is overused these days. I like the term partnership better – a lot of suppliers and vendors call their customers ‘partners’. Real innovation is doing something that fundamentally takes a step forward or sideways and not just incremental capabilities or UI…I want to take innovation at a higher standard. Would you put more emphasis on the idea or the execution? How would you weigh each of them and why? I believe that the key is really execution. Execute in a way that is so much more unique and attractive to people as execution is the trick to success. In our market, it’s all execution so it’s probably its 80% execution and 20% ideas. What is your biggest learning lesson on your journey so far? One size fits all is certainly not the way this world functions. Look at each market differently and it’s dynamics. What is your favorite business book? The Song of the Dodo: Island Biogeography in an Age of Extinction by David Quammen What is your favorite digital resource? TechCrunch Krebs on Security What is your favorite app and why? Communications apps such as WhatsApp What is the coolest thing that you are working on right now that you want everyone to know about? We are involved in the working on the patent on the UI of our new app which will change a number of things that mobile banking has never done before.

Fred McNaughton welcomes Dan Armstrong to The Get Up and Go Show!

Darkworks is the combination of artists Dan Armstrong and Mike Soos from London Ontario, Canada.  Drawing on influences from the Detroit area, their reason for being is simple: to produce and promote techno for the “Enlightened and not-yet Enlightened” alike. 2011 was a solid year with Runner-up spots in a few remix contests