Podcast appearances and mentions of dan o'neill

Mark has some money on the line during this weekend's Kentucky Derby, and Joe Arnold joins to talk all about it. Local sportswriter and author Dan O'Neill joins to talk Cardinals baseball, Blues hockey, the NFL draft, and more! Cut of the day.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan discusses his films 'Queen of Birds' and 'To Find a Harpy', his global explorations, the importance of having a management agency, and his Wilderland Film Festival.

Dan O'Neill joins to discuss the 35th anniversary of the Ozzie Smith homerun and Blues offseason

Kevin Wheeler and local sportswriter Dan O’Neill discuss the 35th anniversary of Ozzie Smith’s historic NLCS home run against the Dodgers, the recent deaths of some sports legends, and the Cardinals offseason. KSDK anchor Rene Knott and Mark discuss their mutual hatred of candy corn and Rene's switch from sports to news. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Astros Broadcaster Robert Ford opens this week's show. Ford, now in his 7th season with the ballclub, teams with Steve Sparks and Matt Boltz to bring you Astros Baseball on the radio. We then welcome Houston's Senior Director of Business Operations, Dan O'Neill (31:52). Dan has worked with the Astros for eight seasons. He currently runs the club's minor league operations in Corpus Christi, Fayetteville, North Carolina and West Palm Beach, Florida.

Join Daniel Rayner and Dan O'Neill, BPM Advisor, Coach and Keynote Speaker, as they discuss the management of processes. Understand the importance of costs but also why just cutting costs is not the right figure to measure process success. Dan explains what "being agile" and "processes" have in common and how you can make sure that your mapped processes do not end on shelves collecting dust. Tune in for great advice on what you should emphasise when pitching BPM and how to make sure that processes are properly managed!

In Episode 8 of the Woodpeckers pod, Matt Dean chats with Astros slugging prospect Colton Shaver, one of 13 former Woodpeckers announced on the Astros initial 60-man player pool for the 2020 season this week. The former BYU standout discusses his approach to joining the big league camp, philosophy behind how he views the catching position, and how joining the fly ball revolution helped his offensive game explode with a 21-homer campaign in the minors last season. Next, Astros Sr. Director of Business Operations Dan O'Neill hops on the show to talk about the cancellation of the Minor League Baseball season, how the Astros are preparing for the Major League season in earnest, and his impressive on-base percentage figures during his career at the University of Illinois and Phillies minor league system. 7:27- Interview with Astros catcher Colton Shaver 24:00- Interview with Dan O'Neill, Astros Sr. Director of Business Operations 42:41- "Woodpeckers Rewind" and OOTP Virtual Season Update Music: "We'll Never Sleep" by Ryan Anderson, courtesy of the Free Music Archive

What should we do in response to the key messages of the 2020 documentary, Planet of the Humans? This is a continuation of the discussion begun in part one of the webinar, Planet of the Humans: a Sequel. In part 2, our panel explores actions we can take now – to avoid terminating  human civilization. Both parts of the webinar addressed the roles of overpopulation, overconsumption and economic growth in the most serious environmental crises we face. The webinar was co-hosted by GrowthBusters and World Population Balance. Panelists: Kristine Mattis: An interdisciplinary environmental scholar with a background in Biology and Earth System Science, Kristine has worked as a medical researcher, a science reporter for the congressional record in the U.S. House of Representatives, and a science teacher. She holds a PhD in Environment and Resources. Her writing encompasses issues of social and environmental justice, public health, risk, and science. Brian Czech: Executive director of the Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy (CASSE). With a Ph.D. in renewable natural resources, his specialties intersect ecological economics, conservation biology, and public policy. The author of several books, Czech recently edited Best of The Daly News: Selected Essays from the Leading Blog in Steady State Economics. Dave Gardner: Co-host of the GrowthBusters podcast about sustainable living; co-host of The Overpopulation Podcast; director of the documentary GrowthBusters: Hooked on Growth; host of the syndicated radio series, Conversation Earth; and executive director of World Population Balance. Erika Arias: Co-host of the GrowthBusters podcast about sustainable living; co-host of The Overpopulation Podcast; Programs & Engagement Coordinator for World Population Balance, and a childfree researcher and advocate. LINKS VIDEO: Planet of the Humans: a Sequel (webinar part one) Planet of the Humans Webinar Part 2 BOOKS: Small Is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered - by E.F. Schumacher  Enough Is Enough: Building a Sustainable Economy in a World of Finite Resources - by Rob Dietz and Dan O'Neill  Shoveling Fuel for a Runaway Train: Errant Economists, Shameful Spenders, and a Plan to Stop Them All - by Brian Czech  Plenitude: The New Economics of True Wealth - by Juliet Schor  Bullshit Jobs: A Theory - by David Graeber  PODCASTS: The Overpopulation Podcast  GrowthBusters podcast about sustainable living    PAPERS & ESSAYS: Works by Kristine Mattis  Degrowth A Vocabulary for a New Era (2014)  Nobody Takes the Renewable Energy Transition Seriously - by Richard Heinberg  Beyond Green Growth - by Dan O’Neill  Wake Up Call on the Environment: A Student Manifesto  Exiting the Fast Lane: Job Sharing is One Route to Discovering the Personal and Environmental Benefits of Working Less How to Make a Job Sharing Situation Work  Planning for Post-Corona: A Manifesto for the Netherlands  Crossroads for Planet of the Humans – by William Rees    PEOPLE & ORGANIZATIONS: World Population Balance GrowthBusters Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy Herman Daly  Transition Network Transition U.S. Common Future (formerly Business Alliance of Local Living Economies)  Wellbeing Economy Alliance Doughnut Economics Action Lab Take Back Your Time The Simplicity Collective OTHER LINKS: Join the conversation on Facebook Make a donation to support this non-profit project. Archive of all episodes of the GrowthBusters podcast Subscribe to GrowthBusters email updates See the film – GrowthBusters: Hooked on Growth Explore the issues at www.growthbusters.org View the GrowthBusters channel on YouTube Subscribe (free) so you don't miss an episode:

We all know where and when we were on 9/11.  Dan retells his experience.

Long time St. Louis sports writer Dan O'Neill talks about growing up in a big St. Louis Catholic family and how he personally experienced the demise of the traditional newspaper.  Great stories about the Blues and Cardinals.  You can also check out his "St. Louis Seven" here-  https://youtu.be/O9wq_-WudJA

Episode 04 of the ArcDox Podcast. In this weeks episode we are joined by Dan O'Neill. Dan is the Senior editor of the Irish Building Magazine, Dan is also Editor of BIMIreland.ie - Ireland’s only dedicated BIM exclusive resource.

Bob Ramsey, Brian Hoffman and Jim Heuer are joined on location by Dan O'Neill and they present their top-5 Cardinal weapons of the 1980s

Le silence éternel de ces espaces infinis m’effraie.                                                                                    Blaise Pascal (El-Azrak et Wadi Sirhan in the Arabian desert. Druse political refugees from Jebel Druse (The Hauran), © American Library of Congress)   Alors dit comme ça, c’est un peu angoissant, c’est clair… Mais si on s’y met à plusieurs, on doit pouvoir l’explorer, ce vide !   Dans une période de repli sur soi, partir et explorer les déserts, les espaces qui ne font pas (ou plus) partie de notre monde peut être une expérience salvatrice. -          Euuh oui, mais un « vide », ça ne s’explore pas, puisque par définition il n’y a rien… Si ? -          Qu’est-ce qu’on entend par « vide » ? Espace vide, vide culturel, vide perçu ou réel, vide créé par l’absence de recherches ? Le vide, c’est tout autant la friche oubliée où personne ne va plus que le désert lointain habité par les nomades, ou les marches d’une civilisation où rien ne semble n’avoir jamais vraiment été développé. Faire de l’archéologie, après tout, c’est aussi combler une peur du vide, celui de notre passé, que l’on cherche à reconstituer pour éviter de n’en rien connaître. Mais c’est de l’archéologie du vide que nous avons parlé, celle qui invite à se poser la question de la perception du vide dans le temps, du vide d’hier et d’aujourd’hui, de celui qu’on construit, qu’on fantasme. Jeudi soir, c'était retour aux déserts, à ceux qui structurent notre perception du monde et du peuplement. Pour aborder ce vaste sujet, nous avons accueilli : - Tara Beuzen-Waller, doctorante en Géographie physique et géoarchéologie à Sorbonne Université, rattachée à l’UMR 7041 ArScAn -  Et Romuald Housse, doctorant en archéologie andine à l’Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, rattaché à l’UMR 8096 ArchAm Nous avons aussi eu aussi le plaisir d’écouter une réflexion de Rémi sur les pratiques colonialistes qui participent à la création du vide et Léa qui nous a proposé un rapide petit tour de France des expositions archéologiques à découvrir pendant les vacances de Pâques !   Production et animation : Julie Gravier, Léa Hermenault, Mathilde Jean et Rémi Méreuze Réalisation : Ugolin Crépin-Leblond Chroniques : Léa Hermenault et Rémi Méreuze   Pauses musicales : -Sound of Silence, Simon and Garfunkel, 1964 -Kenyan Message, Muthoni Drummer Queen, 2017 Musique du générique de fin : Practitioners - NO3sis (www.no3sis.com)   Pour aller plus loin : Édition en ligne des Pensées, de Blaise Pascal Sur les tentatives de construction d'un port avec des bombes H., Firecracker boys, de Dan O'Neill.  

It's the final podcast of Series One! Scott and Jonnie are joined by Dan O'Neill to discuss his movement direction on channel 4's Humans, and collaboration between theatre and video combine. With thanks to Oval House for hosting the recording and to you, our supportive listeners of series one.

Dan O'Neill was Born in St. Louis, he graduated from the same University City High School as Tennessee Williams, Bing Devine, and Nelly. After earning a journalism degree from the University of Missouri, he has been an award-winning feature writer and columnist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, MSNBC.com, and numerous publications. As a columnist at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, he covered St. Louis Blues hockey for 32 years, His new book "When the Blues Go Marching In” captures that magic— the color, the characters, and the excitement. as It takes you through the first 50 years of the St. Louis Blues, Dan joins Mark And AJ to talk about the book, Tune in each week on 540 am in NY NJ CT and streaming on www.sportstalknylive.com at 7pm Sundays for the live broadcast.Please take a moment to like our fan page WLIE 540 AM SPORTSTALKNY and follow us on twitter @sportstalkny

When a piece of ‘evidence’ is generated in the research environment and almost nobody hears about it, then can we really still call it a piece of ‘evidence’? Does evidence only become evidence once it is used; and until then, is it just a piece of insignificant information? As we inexorably travel through the EBVM era, we must increasingly prioritise effective dissemination of evidence. This paper will use the VetCompass Programme at the Royal Veterinary College as a case study to explore a strategic dissemination plan and examine routes for effective dissemination.  Dan O'Neill - Effective Dissemination - Building an Evidence to Impact Strategy Veterinary Evidence TodayEdinburgh, 1-3 November 2016

Dan O’Neill has become a living legend in Alaska. He is the author of The Firecracker Boys: H-Bombs, Inupiat Eskimos, and the Roots of the Environmental Movement; A Land Gone Lonesome: An Inland Voyage along the Yukon River; The Last Giant of Beringia: The Mystery of the Bering Land Bridge; and recently Stubborn Gal: The True Story of an Undefeated Sled Dog Racer, a children’s book published by The University of Alaska Press. Dan came to Alaska in 1975 and has done a variety of thing including dog mushing, trapping, hunting, working in construction and on the pipeline. As research associate at the UAF’s Oral History Program, he produced radio and television documentaries for public broadcasting. And for several years he wrote a column of political opinion for the Fairbanks daily newspaper. Joining Dan O'Neill is UAA English Professor Jackie Cason who teaches courses in rhetoric, composition, nature and science writing.

Dan O'Neill is my triathlon coach.  Dan is an extremely inspirational man who has completed 3 Ironman races, written a book and been a part of raising several hundred thousand dollars for Kids with Cancer. In this interview we talk about the motivation behind competing in such an extreme endurance event.  We talk about the fact that these events are being completed by a larger variety of demographics and that age and body type is becoming much less of a barrier. We talk about work/life balance and how perhaps work/life integration is a better approach.  Dan tells us how he used his journey to Ironman as a healing process.  Dan went from childhood abuse to completing three Ironman.  He talks about how he had to make the concious decision to not be a victim.   Dan shares his story of writing and ultimately publishing his book and the mental discipline it took to actually do that. 

Guest Rob Dietz, Editor of the Daly News, and former Executive Director of CASSE, the Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy, speaks with Diane Horn about his book "Enough Is Enough: Building a Sustainable Economy in a World of Finite Resources", co-authored with Dan O'Neill.

Guest Rob Dietz, Editor of the Daly News, and former Executive Director of CASSE, the Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy, speaks with Diane Horn about his book "Enough Is Enough: Building a Sustainable Economy in a World of Finite Resources", coauthored with Dan O'Neill.

Eric Bader and Dan O'Neill discuss Esri's commitment to the Java platform and Esri's plans to phase out the Web ADF in ArcGIS 10.1.