Podcasts about Dan Maloney

This week Elliot Williams was joined by fellow Europe-based Hackaday staffer Jenny List, to record the Hackaday Podcast as the dusk settled on a damp spring evening. On the agenda first was robotic sport, as a set of bipedal robots competed in a Chinese half-marathon. Our new Robot overlords may have to wait a while before they are fast enough chase us meatbags away, but it demonstrated for us how such competitions can be used to advance the state of the art. The week's stand-out hacks included work on non-planar slicing to improve strength of 3D prints. It's safe to say that the Cartesian 3D printer has matured as a device, but this work proves there's plenty more in the world of 3D printing to be developed. Then there was a beautiful record cutting lathe project, far more than a toy and capable of producing good quality stereo recordings. Meanwhile it's always good to see the price of parts come down, and this time it's the turn of LIDAR sensors. There's a Raspberry Pi project capable of astounding resolution, for a price that wouldn't have been imaginable only recently. Finally we retrned to 3D printing, with an entirely printable machine, including the motors and the hot end. It's a triumph of printed engineering, and though it's fair to say that you won't be using it to print anything for yourself, we expect some of the very clever techniques in use to feature in many other projects. The week's cant-miss articles came from Maya Posch with a reality check for lovers of physical media, and Dan Maloney with a history of x-ray detection.  You'll find all the links over at Hackaday!

Louisville Zoo Director Dan Maloney talks with Brian and Trisha as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.

Bob talks about the wildcat strike of corrections officers, Bob talks about the SEIU strike at the U of R, talks about Ryan Corbett, Dan Maloney from the Rochester Labor Council calls in to talk about the corrections officer strike, Bob takes calls, talks to Radio Mike, and talks about the NYC mayor race.

Al Mitchell from Edmonton Sports 1440 joins us to give us the inside scoop on the Oilers heading into the season. He also gives some insights into the Pacific division and what we should expect.  We then give our predictions for the 4 divisions.    Listen Here:  Apple Podcasts   Direct MP3   iHeart Radio Title Player:  Doug Risebrough Feedback News: Swayman and Bruins agree to 8 yr, 66 million deal NMC in yrs 3-6 and Mod NTC in yrs 7-8 $23MM in bonuses Tyson Barrie CGY 1yr $1.25 Season starts with Global Series Devils win 4-1 and 3-1 over Sabres in season openers Fri and Sat.  Rest of league starts Tuesday Oct 8 .  Jack Campbell enters Player Assistance program.  Had signed 1 year deal with Red Wings. Out indefinitely.s Guess the 5th   Connections -Last week - Denis Potvin, Larry Robinson, Scott Niedermeyer, Mark Howe - All played with their brothers THIS WEEK: Mark Howe, Dan Maloney, Ron Sutter, Joe Watson GUEST: AL MITCHELL - Edmonton Sports 1440  Oilers D Stan Bowman Pacific Division Preview Atlantic Division Preview PREDICTIONS    

Dan Maloney, director of the Louisville Zoo,   joins us on the Access Louisville podcast this week. During the show, LBF Editor-in-Chief Shea Van Hoy interviews Maloney about a number of different goings on at the facility, including its accreditation process. The two also talk about plans what is current the elephant exhibit in the Zoo. The elephants are being retired to a sanctuary. https://louisvillezoo.org/elephantjourney/This could be a real positive for the neighboring, rhino exhibit.The two also talk about the trails exhibit and the Zoo's train, among other topics. Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. You can find it on popular podcast services, such as Apple Podcasts and Spotify, which are linked above. 

Join Hackaday Editors Elliot Williams and Tom Nardi as they get excited over the pocket-sized possibilities of the recently announced 2024 Business Card Challenge, and once again discuss their picks for the most interesting stories and hacks from the last week. There's cheap microcontrollers in highly parallel applications, a library that can easily unlock the world of Bluetooth input devices in your next project, some gorgeous custom flight simulator buttons that would class up any front panel, and an incredible behind the scenes look at how a New Space company designs a rocket engine from the ground up. Stick around to hear about the latest 3D printed gadget that all the cool kids are fidgeting around with, a brain-computer interface development board for the Arduino, and a WWII-era lesson on how NOT to use hand tools. Finally, learn how veteran Hackaday writer Dan Maloney might have inadvertently kicked off a community effort to digitize rare documentation for NASA's Voyager spacecraft. Check out the links on Hackaday if you want to follow along, and as always, tell us what you think about this episode in the comments!  

Dale is away but Mike has a great chat with Al Mitchell from Sports 1440 Radio in Edmonton. We discuss the state of the Oilers, and the Pacific division. Mike tested Al's draft knowledge in Guess the 5th.    Listen Here:  iTunes  Google Play  Stitcher  Direct MP3   iHeart Radio   Title Player Dan Maloney  News Oilers winning streak ends with loss to Vegas - good game, had a playoff feel Al Mitchell from Edmonton Sports 1440  Guess the 5th - Who are the 5 players drafted in 2015 with the most NHL Games Played? Hot / Not  Atlantic DET 7-2-1 / MTL 4-4-2 - worst team at .500  Metro CAR 7-3-0 / NJD, WSH, CBJ 3-6-1  Central DAL 7-2-1 / CHI 2-7-1 Pacific EDM 8-2-0 / SEA 3-6-1    DOPeS - Dillon Jets - 3 games -  Nikita Zadorov - 2 games for hit on Lucas Raymond  Rielly - 6 games? Seemed a lot like Perron

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This week Hackaday Editors Elliot Williams and Tom Nardi start things off with a traffic report from the Moon, which has suddenly become a popular destination for wayward robots. [caption id="attachment_657278" align="alignright" width="300"] Anonymizing an ATtiny85 via laser[/caption] From there, they'll go over a fire-tending contraption that's equal parts madness and brilliance, two decades of routers being liberated by OpenWRT, impressive feats of chip decapping, and USB-C's glorious rise to power. You'll also hear about the latest developments in laptop RAM, exploits against the flash encryption used on the ESP32, and Android powered oscilloscopes. The duo will wrap things up with horror stories from the self-checkout aisle, and a look at the fantastical rolling power station that Dan Maloney has been building in his driveway. Check out the links over at Hackaday, and as always, tell us what you think about this episode in the comments!

NEW WEEK NEW EPISODE! SPECIAL GUEST: Kid Lykos  This week's episode of #WRESTHINGS we discussed: Having the best match in the UK in 2022 (Outside of Ospreay) How Rey Mysterio vs Mr Kennedy got him into wrestling  His love for Lucha Libre and Japanese wrestling His relationships with Dan Maloney, Chris Brookes and Aussie Open How he dealt with retirement and coming back to wrestling Wrestlers on his list he wants to face His upcoming match with Spike Trivet for the Progress World Title Jade Cargill moving to WWE and Nia Jax returning  AEW Grand Slam preview PLUS MORE #WRESTHINGS#BYTHEMANDEMFORTHEMANDEM  Music produced by JAE EAUX SHARE, RATE AND SUBSCRIBE! Twitter: https://twitter.com/WRESTHINGS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/WRESTHINGS Buy us juice on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/wresthings

This week, Editor-in-Chief Elliot Williams and Al Williams shoot the breeze about all things Hackaday. We start off with some fond remembrances of Don Lancaster, a legendary hardware hacker who passed away last month. There's also news about the Hackaday Prize (the tool competition) and a rant about fast computers and slow software, a topic that drew many comments this week. In the What's That Sound event, Al proves he's more of a Star Trek fan than a videogamer. But there were plenty of correct answers, but only one winner: []. There's always next week, so keep playing! Elliot may be dreaming of cooler weather since he talks about ice sculptures, snow measurements, and a paint that can make things cooler. We don't know what Al is dreaming about, but he is worried about his fuses, and the ins and out of open source licensing. Along the way, you'll hear about personal vehicles, sky cameras, and zapping weeds with extreme solar power. As usual, there is an eclectic mix of other posts. What has the Hackaday crew been up to? Field trips! Hear about Dan Maloney's visit to the SNOTEL network to measure snowfall and a report from Al and Bil Herd's trip to the Vintage Computer Festival Southwest. What to read along? The links are over at Hackaday. Don't forget to tell us what you think in the comments!

Dan Maloney, director of the Louisville Zoo, joins us on the Access Louisville podcast this week. We chat about the Zoo's newest exhibit, which features red pandas.We also talk over some restaurant and retail news, including a new home for All Thai'd Up and an all-yellow food store that's coming to a Louisville hotel.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on most popular podcast services. 

Neil is back with another huge show, starting with all the latest news from the AEW All In weekend, including excitement about the recently annouced RevPro show and some analysis of The Business. We then bounce over to Japan to see how Dan Maloney got on in NJPW, before visiting a Eurograps Express favourite from the library - Purpose Wrestling.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Neil is back with another huge show, starting with all the latest news from the AEW All In weekend, including excitement about the recently annouced RevPro show and some analysis of The Business. We then bounce over to Japan to see how Dan Maloney got on in NJPW, before visiting a Eurograps Express favourite from the library - Purpose Wrestling.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/eurograps-express/donations

Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs look back over losses to Windsor and Guelph. What happened? Why did it happen? They also look ahead to a huge matchup with the Kitchener Rangers on Jan. 17 and hear from former Knight and NHLer Dave Hutchison talks about Don Brankley Hall of Fame inductee Dan Maloney.

This week, Editor-in-Chief Elliot Williams and Managing Editor Tom Nardi are still flying high on their post-Supercon buzz (and are a bit jet lagged) this week. We'll start with some of the highlights from our long-awaited Pasadena meetup, and talk a bit about the winner of this year's Hackaday Prize. Talk will then shift over to shaved down NES chips, radioactive Dungeons and Dragons gameplay, an impressive 3D printed telescope being developed by the community, and the end of the Slingbox. Stick around for a double dose of Dan Maloney, as we go over his twin treatises on dosimetry and the search for extraterrestrial life. Check out the links if you want to follow along, and as always, tell us what you think about this episode in the comments!

When you have a retail footprint in nearly 40 countries around the globe, having the same security plan in each region is a straight path to chaos — or worse, harm to employees, customers, or assets. Dan Maloney, Chief Security Officer (CSO) and Senior Vice President of Global Corporate Security with Verizon Communications, knows a thing or two about building a comprehensive (“360”) security plan that is specific to each environment where Verizon operates. He chats with Fred about how he puts his plan into action — from culture, to prioritizing resources in the most pressing environments, to identifying technology gaps and more. He shares how security extends far beyond the physical sides and demands a multi-layer approach with intelligence teams, GSOC, continuity teams, and executive protection — the more people are talking the greater chance you have of getting in front of an unwanted event. They end their discussion by acknowledging the stress that retail environments undergo on a daily basis and tips that his team has found successful to minimize it. Dan Maloney serves as Chief Security Officer and Senior Vice President of Global Corporate Security with Verizon Communications where he oversees 13 departments covering full-spectrum security across the global corporate footprint. He has been with Verizon and its legacy companies since 1997, and he oversees and coordinates global security efforts throughout Verizon and all its business units, including enterprise-wide security strategy and programs, physical security, cybersecurity, legal compliance, and law enforcement matters.

On this week's show, your host, Justin Mog, puts down his binoculars for a chat with Dan Maloney, who stepped in as the new Director of the Louisville Zoo (http://louisvillezoo.org) last fall. Dan comes to us with over 39 years of experience working in zoos around the world. He speaks about what is so special about the Louisville Zoo and what drew him here. The Louisville Zoo is a non-profit organization, but it's also an agency of Louisville Metro Government, and it is the state zoo of Kentucky! In fact, the Kentucky Legislature recently made their first appropriation to support the zoo to tune of $10 million. Opened in 1969, the Louisville Zoo currently exhibits more than 1,100 animals on 130 acres of natural settings representing zoogeographical areas, specific habitat types or special education areas including: Glacier Run, Africa, Islands, New World Exhibits (North, Central and South America), Australian Outback, the HerpAquarium and the Metazoo Education Center. The Zoo's award-winning Islands, Gorilla Forest and Glacier Run exhibits have been recognized by AZA for their excellence and innovation. The 2016 Master Plan address the challenges and vast opportunities for the Louisville Zoo. Listen in to learn about the zoo's role in conservation and preservation of endangered species, including their highly successful captive breeding population of black-footed ferrets, North America's most endangered mammal, their newest Hartmann's mountain zebra born in May, and how the Louisville Zoo is a Certified Sensory Inclusive Location. And be sure to join us out at the Louisville Zoo for their adults-only annual fundraiser: Brew at the Zoo & Wine Too on Saturday, August 27, 5:30-9:30pm with tastings from craft breweries & wineries, as well as non-alcoholic beverages, animal encounters, and musical entertainment from the duo Kevin and Lauren. All proceeds will benefit the Zoo's education, conservation, preservation and cultivation projects. As always, our feature is followed by your community action calendar for the week, so get your calendars out and get ready to take action for sustainability NOW! Sustainability Now! is hosted by Dr. Justin Mog and airs on Forward Radio, 106.5fm, WFMP-LP Louisville, every Monday at 6pm and repeats Tuesdays at 12am and 10am. Find us at http://forwardradio.org The music in this podcast is courtesy of the local band Appalatin and is used by permission. Explore their delightful music at http://appalatin.com

Director, Louisville Zoo

Join Hackaday Editor-in-Chief Elliot Williams and Assignments Editor Kristina Panos as we spend an hour or so dissecting some of the more righteous hacks and projects from the previous week. We'll discuss a DIY TPM module that satisfies Windows 11, argue whether modern guts belong in retrocomputer builds even if it makes them more practical, and marvel at the various ways that sound has been encoded on film. We'll also rock out to the idea of a 3D-printed guitar neck, map out some paths to defeating DYMO DRM, and admire a smart watch that has every sensor imaginable and lasts 36+ hours on a charge. Finally, we'll sing the praises of RS-485 and talk about our tool collections that rival our own Dan Maloney's catalogue of crimpers. Check out the links!

On this week's Commercial Integrator AV+ Podcast, Dan Ferrisi, host and editor-in-chief of CI, welcomes Dan Maloney, technical marketing manager and Ron Berty, business development manager at Matrox Video. The trio discuss the convergence of the commercial and broadcast market; as well as the trend toward open standards and presence of IPMX. Visit CommercialIntegrator.com for more exclusive AV+ interviews!

Newly ordained Hackaday editor-in-chief Elliot Williams and staff writer Dan Maloney jump behind the podcast mic to catch you up on all this week's essential hacks. We'll have a Bob Ross moment with an iPad, go to ridiculous lengths to avoid ordering a 555, and cook up a Wii in toaster. Need to make a VGA adapter from logic chips? Or perhaps you want to quantify the inner depths of human consciousness? Either way, we've got you covered.

We're joined today by former Toronto Maple Leafs captain Wendel Clark!Wendel and Russ reminisce about their days playing together in Toronto.Wendel talks about his childhood in Saskatchewan and why hockey won out over farming!A hilarious story about Bill DerlagoDave Lumley was always tight with a buckMemories of their head coaches Dan Maloney and John BrophyRuss always appreciated having such a talented linemate who was always the best bodyguardWhat made Gary Leeman one of the best athletes the boys have ever seenWhy Wendel and Russ never minded the pressure of playing in TorontoWendel has a hilarious response about the classic 1993 Western Final vs LAClarkie had a good fighting history with Marty McSorleyWhy was Wendel so late to fighting in hockey?They discuss recent lawsuits by former junior hockey players who complain they were pushed into being fightersWendel and Russ swap minor hockey coaching stories and Russ talks about Auston Matthews early greatness.The unique way that Wendel found out he was traded from Toronto after 9 years there.What Wendel thinks about the Leafs' playoff chances this springSome high accolades for construction of the Winnipeg Jets

Wait til you hear about our NFL ring ceremony concept...Jonah is back in from his Fresh year of college and contributes in a big way. Maria can best be described as mildly bemused and tolerant as the guys propose the following:1) What would you do if you had the Stanley Cup for a day?2) A total reimagining of the NFL Super Bowl ring ceremony. What if NFL Super Bowl rings were turned over every year like the Stanley Cup? 50 yard line, previous winners line up across from new winners and (Benny Hill theme starts playing) each player has to find another one to wear his ring.Would there be Red Carpet event fan overlap for the Super Bowl if there was a week long leadup with players discussing the rings, their potential outfits for the ceremony and who their potential targets might be?If this sounds to you like it might be a terrible idea, maybe you need to ask yourself this question: “If Elvis Grbac, 1994 Michigan Wolverines starting QB, thinks its a great idea...is it possible that maybe I’m the one missing the point?”*If you are an NFL athlete or know an NFL athlete, please explain to us why or how you think this will be successful and who to contact to make it work.*To date, Elvis Grbac is definitely unaware of this idea and may or may not think it’s a good idea.Please visit us at https://thetragedyacademy.com On social media, you can find us at @thetragedyacademypodcast on Instagram, The Tragedy Academy Podcast on Facebook, and @tragedy_academy on Twitter.  Don't forget to subscribe, download, rate, and review! (39:50) Superbowl ring exchange proposal.(38:05) Stanley Cup lightning rod hat viral video. #nfl #football #sports #nba #nfldraft #nflnews #superbowl #nflfootball #life #mlb #espn #nflmemes #americanfootball #madden #touchdown #afc #nfc #comedian #laugh #rogan #bertkreischer #pattonoswalt #offensive #chrisrock #chappelle #equality #collegefootball #fantasy #roto #fantasyfootball #redcarpet #fashion #comedy #funny #hilarious #ridiculous #timanderic #joke #standup #lol #nfl #football #sports #nhl #stanleycup

Election 2020 Special: Rochester Labor Council president Dan Maloney on their recent resolution calling for a general strike if president Trump ignores the results of the upcoming elections. Professor Veena Dubal explains why everyone who's a worker or who cares about workers should be paying close attention to Proposition 22 in California. A visit with Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley and Deb Patterson, a homecare worker running in Oregon's state Senate District 10. WorkWeek broadcasts Mondays at 3:30 PM Pacific Time on KPFA 94.1 FM in Berkeley, California. Working People is a podcast by, for, and about the working class today, put out in partnership with In These Times magazine. Stronger Together is a podcast from SEIU Local 503 in Oregon. Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people's issues and concerns. #LaborRadioPod Edited by Evan Papp; produced by Chris Garlock; social media guru: Harold Phillips

Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: Early voting has kicked off in more states, as court battles over ballot counting and voter registration continue. There’s a ratings war, too: Donald Trump and Joe Biden are holding separate televised town halls instead of a debate. Meanwhile, fears are growing that Russia and Turkey could get dragged into the fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan. There are oil pipelines involved, which never bodes well. And lastly, scientists think they know how to solve climate change and prevent mass extinction: by turning over a share of the world’s cropland back to nature. It sounds so simple when you put it that way... THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW: Tonight was originally supposed to be the second debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Instead, Americans will be subjected to a ratings contest, with rival candidate town halls on rival TV networks. ABC News is hosting a town hall with Biden at 8 p.m. Eastern time. And, at the same time, NBC News will host a Trump town hall. ABC’s Biden programming was scheduled a week ago, but NBC reached its deal with Trump only yesterday. On Twitter, former NBC News executive Vivian Schiller called the head-to-head programming decision shameful and said it wouldn’t serve the public interest. In other election news, early voting opened yesterday in Kansas, Rhode Island and Tennessee. In Virginia, the Washington Post reports that a federal judge has extended the state’s voter registration deadline through 11:59 p.m. tonight. A severed fiber optic cable kept Virginia voters from registering online most of Tuesday, prompting the extension. Pennsylvania’s highest court will take up the question of whether counties should count mail- in ballots when a voter’s signature doesn’t necessarily match the one on their registration. The state Supreme Court will decide the matter tomorrow, per the Associated Press. Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar, a Democrat, told counties that said state law does not permit them to reject a mail-in ballot solely over a perceived signature inconsistency. Trump wants more ballots to be rejected, so his campaign took Boockvar to court. Finally, Politico reports that Defense Secretary Mark Esper has declined to commit to keep troops away from polling stations next month. Democratic Representatives Elissa Slotkin of Michigan and Mikie Sherrill of New Jersey told reporters this week that Esper was evasive in written answers to questions they submitted regarding the role of the armed forces in a peaceful transition of power. Is it too early to start drinking? Russia Mediates Armenian Conflict A cease-fire between Armenia and Azerbaijan appears to be failing. More than five hundred people have died in seventeen days of fighting in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, which is inside Azerbaijan but governed by Armenians. Yesterday, Reuters reports, Azerbaijan accused Armenia of trying to attack its oil and gas pipelines, and warned of a severe response. Fears are reportedly growing that Russia and Turkey could be sucked into the conflict. Turkey’s weapons sales to its ally Azerbaijan rose six-fold this year, with sales of drones and other military hardware rising to $77 million last month alone. Turkey has accused Armenia of occupying Azeri territory and vowed full support for Azerbaijan. Turkey has also repeatedly called upon international mediators including the United States to urge Armenia to withdraw. But it’s Russian President Vladimir Putin who has stepped in to play mediator. Putin spoke to Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan by phone yesterday and expressed his concerns about the participation of Middle East fighters in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, the Kremlin said in a statement. The statement also said that both Putin and Erdogan reaffirmed the importance of a Moscow-mediated ceasefire. Moscow has a military treaty that calls for it to assist Armenia should its sovereignty be threatened, per the Guardian. However, Russia has made clear it does not regard defending Nagorno-Karabakh as part of its treaty obligations. Here’s hoping for a new cease-fire. One thing the world does not need is a wider war. Scientists Propose Farmland Re-wilding Meterological data released yesterday showed that this year the world had its hottest September on record. But there was also some hopeful news, published in the journal Nature. Researchers report that returning thirty percent of the world’s farmland to wilderness could greatly help fight climate change and prevent mass extinction. According to the New York Times, the researchers began with a map from the European Space Agency that breaks down the surface of the planet into a grid of parcels classified by ecosystem: forests, wetlands, shrub lands, grasslands and arid regions. Then, using an algorithm they developed, the scientists evaluated which parcels would yield the highest returns for mitigating climate change and biodiversity loss, if returned to their natural states. The scientists found that benefits rise and fall depending on how much land is restored. Relinquishing fifteen percent of strategic farmlands, the Times reports, could spare sixty percent of predicted extinctions and sequester about thirty percent of the built-up carbon in the atmosphere. The authors estimate that at the global level, fifty-five percent of farmland could be returned to nature while maintaining current levels of food production by using existing agricultural land more effectively and sustainably. Great – so when do we start? AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES: An update from the third and final day of Amy Coney Barrett’s Senate confirmation hearings: the Washington Post reports that she declined to share her legal views on abortion rights, voting rights and the Affordable Care Act. She also failed, when asked, to name all five freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment to the Constitution. For what it’s worth, they are the freedoms of speech, press, religion, assembly, and the right to petition the government. In fairness to Barrett, nobody told her that question would be on the test. The leaders of the Golden Dawn party in Greece were each sentenced yesterday to thirteen years in prison, the Guardian reports. A court previously ruled that the fascist party was in fact a criminal gang. One member, who fatally stabbed an anti-fascist hip-hop artist, was sentenced to life in prison. Some Greek leftists said the punishments were inadequate. After living through a prolonged neo-Nazi terror campaign, can you blame them? Pilgrim’s Pride, one of the largest poultry producers in the US, said yesterday it would pay nearly $111 million to settle federal charges that it helped fix prices for chickens and thenpassed on higher costs to consumers, the AP reports. Separately, the company’s controlling shareholder pleaded guilty in federal court in Brooklyn of conspiring to violate the foreign corrupt practices act, and paying bribes to Brazilian officials in exchange for state financing. Hey, there’s another good reason to buy local. According to the Payday Report, the seventy thousand-member Rochester, New York AFL-CIO Labor Council this week became the first regional AFL-CIO body in the US to call for a general strike if Trump does not respect the outcome of the election. Council president Dan Maloney said they hope to encourage other labor groups and get the discussion started now about possible action strategies if Trump does not follow a Constitutional transfer of power. Yes, more of this, please! That’s all for the AM Quickie. Join us this afternoon on the Majority Report. OCT 15, 2020 - AM Quickie HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Corey Pein PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn

Broadcast on October 1, 2020 Hosted by Chris Garlock and Ed Smith This week's show: Rochester (NY) Labor Council president Dan Maloney on the local labor movement's reaction to the killing of Daniel Prude and the need for police accountability: "It is imperative to remember that social justice, racial justice and human rights are forever intertwined with the fight for labor rights." San Francisco Mime Troupe's Tales of the Resistance, Episode 7: Fear of the Dark: "The Rotten Orchard." Can Primo come to grips with his haunted past? Will he be able to be more than just a good cop? Produced by Chris Garlock; engineered by Mike Nasella @wpfwdc @aflcio #1u #unions #laborradiopod

Welcome to today's At-Home Tech Focus. You know we're focusing on this episode on live events, and we have four grade experts from four grade companies to discuss what's going on. Obviously the last eight weeks to 10 weeks, I've seen a massive change in the definition of what exactly is At-Home because literally everybody is at home. Let me introduce our panelists real quickly. We have Matthew Goldman from MediaKind, Jim Jachetta from VidOvation, Josh Liemer from VISTA WorldLink and Dan Maloney from Matrox Video. Josh, you are in the production spotlight with your facilities down in Miami. The post SVG At-Home Production Virtual Series Live At-Home Tech Focus appeared first on VidOvation Corporation.

Welcome to today's At-Home Tech Focus. You know we're focusing on this episode on live events, and we have four grade experts from four grade companies to discuss what's going on. Obviously the last eight weeks to 10 weeks, I've seen a massive change in the definition of what exactly is At-Home because literally everybody is at home. Let me introduce our panelists real quickly. We have Matthew Goldman from MediaKind, Jim Jachetta from VidOvation, Josh Liemer from VISTA WorldLink and Dan Maloney from Matrox Video. Josh, you are in the production spotlight with your facilities down in Miami. The post SVG At-Home Production Virtual Series Live At-Home Tech Focus appeared first on VidOvation Corporation.

One of the first regions to reopen, during the COVID-19 pandemic, was the nine county Rochester-Finger Lakes region. Labor is at the table and in the “Regional Control Room”. We talk to Dan Maloney, President of the Rochester Labor Council and Rochester & Genesee Valley Area Labor Federation to find out how the reopening process is going and what protocols are in place to keep workers safe.​

Recorded at this year's Evergreen Park Independence Day Parade! Special guests include retiring Recreation Department Commissioner Dennis Duffy, Cook County Commissioner Stanley Moore, Village Trustees Mark Marzullo and Norm Anderson, local judicial candidate Dan Maloney, Parade Marshal Dennis Duffy, Youth Department Director Pyeisha Allen, the Evergreen Park Community High School Marching Band, another listener we gave $100 in CASH, a funny random kid with a hockey stick, loud civil war canons, the Evergreen Park Missile and many more! Find out everything going on in The EP as every week Evergreen Park residents join their neighbor Chris Lanuti in his 9-foot homemade oak bar in his basement for "30 Minutes of Good". Got something to say? Call us at 708-459-8406 anytime and leave a message.  #30MinutesOfGood #EvergreenPark #WeAreEvergreen

Mike Szcycz is on a well-deserved vacation this week, so staff writer Dan Maloney joins managing editor Elliot Williams for a look at all the great hacks of the week. On this episode we're talking about licensing fees for MIDI 2.0, a two-way fail while snooping on employees, and the potential for diagnosing Alzheimer's with virtual reality. We also dive into the well-engineered innards of a robotic cheetah, a personal assistant safe enough for kids to use, and how listening to your monitor reveals more about you than you'd think. You don't want to miss a space nerd's quest for fire or a hacker's guide to solder and soldering. And you've got to catch the story of a hapless hacker's contact high from a vintage synthesizer. It's quite a trip. Show Notes: https://hackaday.com/?p=360003

Martin, Benno, and new co-host Jamesie talk Fight Club Pro Dream Tag Invitational (Will Ospreay vs. Dan Maloney), Riptide Wrestling Rumble (Chuck Mambo vs. TK Cooper) and OTT Contenders 14. Benno gives his live report from For The Love of Wrestling convention and they discuss NXT UK (Walter vs. Jordan Devlin), WWE Worlds Collide, Joel Redman in All Japan, Progress Super Strong Style 16 & more. Photo Courtesy: Fight Club Pro, WWE & Riptide Wrestling Subscribe to the British Wrestling ExperienceiTunes & iOS | Android | Spotify | Google Play | Stitcher | TuneIn | Mac & PC | RSS Discuss this show at the POST Wrestling Forumhttps://forum.postwrestling.com Follow POST WrestlingTwitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube

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Mike chats with Mark Hebscher about the success of his podcast Hebsy on Sports, why he'll never get another MSM gig, Vince Carter, Gibby, Nylander, and Dan Maloney.

Hebsy talks about the Leafs vs. Columbus, what to do with Nylander, searching for Raptors tickets, Dan Maloney and Lanny McDonald.

Dan Maloney returns to The Qafe for another installment of Coffee & Donuts. This time Dan takes us along on his journey to Paris, Italy and New Orleans as he plays all of his favorite 45 finds from his trip. Buckle up and come along with us! And as always, keep on travelin'! Hosted and edited by Tim Quinlan. Art by Frank Adam Brenner.

This week's guest is Dan Maloney; former record store clerk, full time DJ and owner of Faithful Anchor. You can catch him regularly in Chicago at AliveOne every Tuesday and Friday night.

Dr. Rossi’s guest this week is Dan Maloney, Deputy Director of Conservation and Education at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens. Dan brings his 30 years of experience working in zoos around the world to bear (pun intended) as he answers questions about the role of the modern zoo. No longer solely housing animals for entertainment purposes, the modern zoo is … Read more about this episode...

Tonights episodes is full of geeky greatness. Our special Guest is Dan Maloney and he talks about toys and tells us all about Micronauts. Dan takes on Jimmy at this weeks movie poster quiz. We ask Jimmy a Question. Michael is raging again in nerd Rage. Jimmy is egg hunting once again this week. Michael hears back from Macdonald's about the McRib coming to Australia. The geeks talk about what people should do in a zombie apocalypse. Are you ready for the zombie apocalypse, if not this could save your life. Plus loads of geek news from around the world. And much, much more.