Podcast appearances and mentions of dan parker

I am pleased to have Sarah Patton on this episode of the Real Takk Podcast. Sarah co-heads our new development team with our previous guest, Dan Parker. Most recently, Sarah has been working closely with developers in NYC who have already acquired office buildings and are subsequently converting them to residential housing.   Sarah's current & previous clients she's represented include Metroloft Development, L+M Development Partners, JDS Development, Silverstein, The Moinian Group, The Vanbarton Group, Largo, and Taconic Partners, some of NYC's leading owner, operator, and developers.     While Sarah is not big on social media, you may contact her at her website below.  Thank you for listening!    https://compassdevelopmentmg.com/agent/sarah-patton

How do you disrupt an entire industry and transform customer experience? Together with his team, TJ Parker, Co-Founder and former CEO of PillPack, did just that.During our conversation, TJ shares the journey of building PillPack, from their early vision and startup team, to navigating through extremely tense dynamics with very large incumbents, to ultimately selling PillPack to Amazon, and continuing to build for a much bigger market. He reflects on the biggest lessons learned, and also the most critical decisions that shaped the company's success.It was a treat to have TJ's big brother, Dan Parker, in the audience. When it came time for QA, Dan helpfully asked what percentage of college classes TJ actually attended.We also dive into the power of community, the importance of work ethic, and what's next for TJ in his new(er) role as an investor at Matrix Partners.Please like, rate, subscribe, or review our show if you've liked what you've heard! We'd love to hear your thoughts. If you're interested in joining our community, please visit www.breakline.org. If you're interested in exploring partnerships with BreakLine, please visit https://breakline.org/partners/partner-signup/.

I am pleased to have Dan Parker, the Co-Head of Compass New Development, on this episode.  Dan is involved in every phase of the development process and leverages his relationships with top architects and designers, award-winning creative agencies, and public relations strategists to assemble and manage winning teams. Dan has worked with dozens of notable architects, developers, and general contractors, including & not limited to The Robert AM Stern-designed condominium 200 East 83rd Street, the Naftali & Robert AM Stern Designed condo The Bellemont @ 1165 Madison Avenue, The Benson here. 

Dan Parker, CEO of Veg Power on how to encourage more kids to eat school meals.As part of Veg Power's annual survey of 3000 parents of primary school aged children and their children, Dan's team asked what's going on at home that's driving decisions about the take up of school meals. And they found that at any given lunch time, 25 to 30% of the children who are entitled to a free school meal, choose not to have it. Dan tells us why and what needs to happen to ensure that every child is getting access to healthy food at school.Click here for more information about the Veg Power survey, here for the Food Foundation Manifesto and here to sign up for the Newsletter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's Podbite, Veg Power's CEO, Dan Parker tells us about Simply Veg's new initiative to support families and kids in eating more vegetables, highlighting the challenges faced by parents. He says that the launch of a new e-learning platform which was developed with the involvement of nutritionists and child psychology experts, emphasizes the importance of personalized experiences in health education.Click here for more information Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Staff | Port Aransas South Jetty Courtesy photo by Taylor Terrebone South Jetty staff members hold plaques won by the newspaper in the Texas Gulf Coast and South Texas Press associations' Better Newspaper Contests. Awards were presented at a joint conference of the two organizations in Galveston Thursday through Saturday, April 18-20. Awards were for writing, photography, advertising, design and more. South Jetty editor Dan Parker, left, was named Photographer of the Year for STPA, and general manager Kelli Hartig, second from right, was elected to the STPA board of directors. Also pictured are, from Parker's left, co-publishers Mary Henkel...Article LinkLet us know your thoughts about this episode by reaching out on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ourhometownincInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ourhometownwebpublishing/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ourhometownincLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/our-hometown-com/..........Our Hometown Web Publishing is The Last Newspaper CMS & Website You'll Ever Need.  We help you generate revenue, engage with readers, and increase efficiency with Our Hometown's Digital & PrePress CMS features to fit your needs & budget.OHT's Web Publishing Platform is:-Powered with WordPress-Hosted on Amazon Web Services-Integrated with Adobe InDesign & Google Drivehttps://our-hometown.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKw6KpKUiQkWldrX2-J1Kag?view_as=subscriberOur-Hometown can be reached via email for comments or questions at: ops@Our-Hometown.com

Welcome back, one and all, to NABIP's Healthcare Happy Hour podcast. Earlier this week, the association submitted our response to a Request for Information, or RFI, from the House Education and Workforce Committee. The RFI focused on the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (much more commonly referred to as ERISA). In light of the law's 50th anniversary, the committee issued this RFI to stakeholders to see what areas surrounding ERISA that may benefit from new legislation to reflect how healthcare is delivered today, so it is crucial that NABIP be a part of this conversation. Additionally, this will be the final episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour hosted and produced by NABIP's Dan Parker. We will all miss “the Voice of NABIP,” who has been a staple of the podcast for the last few years – but we are also excited about what the future holds for the Happy Hour!

In this special edition of the Healthcare Happy Hour, we take you inside the halls of the 34th Annual Capitol Conference, held in Washington D.C. from February 25th to 28th, 2024. This episode, recorded live amidst the buzz and excitement of Cap Con, offers an unparalleled glimpse into the heart of healthcare policy discussions and developments that are shaping the future. Join NABIP's very own Dan Parker and John Greene, along with esteemed Legislative Council Vice Chair and Conference Chair Jennifer Berman, and the charismatic CAHIP president and Cap Con emcee, Tim Kanter, as they dissect and discuss the pivotal moments of this year's conference.

In this week's Pod Bites, Dan Parker, Chief Executive of Veg Power tells us about Eat Them to Defeat Them 2024, the TV advertising campaign to get kids eating more veg.As the media campaign kicks off again on Feb 17th, the schools programme follows with 637,000 children across the UK in over 2,500 primary and special schools joining in classroom activities and tasting events to make vegetables fun.Click here for more information on Eat Them to Defeat Them, and here for the Food Foundation Manifesto Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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On September 1, the National Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals welcomed new Chief Executive Officer Jessica Brooks-Woods. Prior to NABIP, Jessica served as president and CEO of the Pittsburgh Business Group on Health. On this week's episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour, Dan Parker is joined by Jessica to discuss what led her to NABIP, what her goals are for the association, and everything else you might have questions about!

Since its passage well over a decade ago, the Affordable Care Act has fundamentally transformed health insurance and employee benefits – and every year there seems to be more regulation and legislation building on the landmark law. To best serve your clients, you need to be up to speed on all things ACA and beyond. On this week's episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour, NABIP's Dan Parker is joined by Paul Roberts, senior director of education and market development at Word & Brown and instructor of one of NABIP's best professional development courses – “ACA and Beyond: A Modern Look at Employee Benefits.” Listen to the whole podcast episode to hear a special code you can use to get 20% off our ACA and Beyond course! The code expires October 13.

Over the course of the past decade, the industry has seen a tremendous increase in the sophistication and costs of medical treatment options, including enhanced care of newborns, groundbreaking cancer treatments and pharmaceutical advancements like gene and cell therapies. These have created potentially big wins for patients with challenging diagnoses, but also brought about a continued trend in rising claim costs. As the costs have grown, so has the need to ensure appropriate coverage is in place with a carrier that has the right knowledge, experience and financial stability to help protect each client's bottom line. On this week's episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour, sponsored by HM Insurance Group, Dan Parker is joined by president of HM Insurance Group's Mark Lawrence and Eric Berg to discuss the importance of stop-loss coverage amidst this continued trend in rising claim costs. Sponsored by HM Insurance Group.

Health insurance professionals who in the employer market are acutely aware of health reimbursement arrangements, commonly shortened to HRAs, and how they work. However, the world of individual coverage HRAs, or ICHRAs, is a relatively new form coverage that employers and brokers alike are still learning how to utilize effectively. On this week's episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour, sponsored by Remodel Health, NABIP's Dan Parker is joined by Justin Clemets co-founder and chief ICHRA officer, Travis Hall, VP of marketing, and John Staub, director of outreach, to discuss how ALEs can utilize ICHRAs, tailoring ICHRAs for various employee classes, broader potential of ICHRAs for different types of reimbursements, and how the Family Glitch fits into all this. Sponsored by Remodel Health

This month on Wrap-Up After Dark, Zak and Corey chat with artist extraordinaire, Dan Parker! Not only has his work been featured in the 2021 Aliens: Artbook by Titan Books (page 26) but Dan has also created all of the Podcasting After Dark season posters! The boys have a blast talking to him in person for the first time in the tenure of their friendship.Not only do Zak and Corey discuss some of Dan's favorite movies and tv shows as a kid and artistic inspirations, they also announce next month's Two Dollar Late Fee / Podcasting After Dark crossover movie! Follow Dan Parker on Instagram — SUPPORT PODCASTING AFTER DARK —PATREON - Two extra shows a month, including our celebrity interview series, plus videos and other exclusive content!MERCH STORE - We have a fully dedicated merch store at TeePublic with multiple designs and products!INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK - Follow us on social media for updates and announcements!This podcast is part of the BFOP Network

On today's episode of WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is talking to FreightWaves' Justin Martin and Yellow mechanic Jimmy Harrison about the carrier's troubles. As Yellow careens toward bankruptcy, we'll find out where its drivers' heads are at. They'll also determine the trucking national anthem; why you should teach your kids about trucking when they're young; and the insane world of truck racing.  Torc's Dan Parker shares insights from its autonomous truck pilots. What does the regulatory landscape hold for AVs as the tech matures? They will also look at how partnerships spur early adoption. Voltera's Jonathan Colbert gets us up to speed on the state of Class 8 electric truck charging. We'll also take an exclusive look at what markets are heating up and which ones are underdeveloped.  TTN Fleet Solutions' Tyler Harden says you can't separate driver satisfaction from well-maintained trucks. We'll also look at fleet breakdown management.  Watch on YouTube Visit our sponsor Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode of WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is talking to FreightWaves' Justin Martin and Yellow mechanic Jimmy Harrison about the carrier's troubles. As Yellow careens toward bankruptcy, we'll find out where its drivers' heads are at. They'll also determine the trucking national anthem; why you should teach your kids about trucking when they're young; and the insane world of truck racing.  Torc's Dan Parker shares insights from its autonomous truck pilots. What does the regulatory landscape hold for AVs as the tech matures? They will also look at how partnerships spur early adoption. Voltera's Jonathan Colbert gets us up to speed on the state of Class 8 electric truck charging. We'll also take an exclusive look at what markets are heating up and which ones are underdeveloped.  TTN Fleet Solutions' Tyler Harden says you can't separate driver satisfaction from well-maintained trucks. We'll also look at fleet breakdown management.  Watch on YouTube Visit our sponsor Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This podcast is about big ideas on how technology is making life better for people with vision loss. Navigating the world can be difficult for anyone, whether or not they have vision loss. Tasks like driving safely through a city, navigating a busy airport, or finding the right bus stop all provide unique challenges. Thankfully, advances in technology are giving people more freedom of movement than ever before, allowing them to get where they want, when they want, safely. Smart Cities are putting data collection to work in a healthy way by providing information to make busy intersections more secure, sidewalks more accessible, and navigation more accurate. They're providing assistance for all aspects of travel, from the front door to the so-called “last hundred feet,” while using automated technology to make life easier every step of the way.  And although fully autonomous vehicles are still on the horizon, the technology being used to develop them is being applied to improve other aspects of life in incredible ways. These applications are making the world more accessible, safer, and better for everyone, including people who are blind or visually impaired. One example of this is Dan Parker, the “World's Fastest Blind Man,” who has developed sophisticated guidance systems for his racing vehicles, as well as a semi-autonomous bicycle that could give people with vision loss a new way to navigate the world safely and independently.   The Big Takeaways: Smart Cities. Greg McGuire and his team at MCity in Ann Arbor, Michigan are working on the concept of Smart Cities, which focus on using data to improve the everyday lives of their citizens. That means improving traffic intersection safety, greater accessibility options, providing detailed “last hundred feet” guidance, and much more. Autonomous Driving. In a perfect world, self-driving cars will provide ease of transportation for everyone, and create safer, less congested roads. That technology isn't there yet – but it's being worked on by talented researchers like John Dolan, the Principal Systems Scientist at Carnegie Mellon's Autonomous Driving Vehicle Research Center. Sophisticated sensors and advanced robot-human interfaces are being developed to make self-driving cars possible. Application of Technology. Even though the technologies behind Smart Cities and autonomous vehicles are still being developed, they can still be applied to everyday life in exciting ways. Things like miniature delivery robots that can deliver goods, AI-powered suitcases that can help you navigate busy airports, or semi-autonomous bicycles are already here – and there's more on the way. The World's Fastest Blind Man. When professional race car driver Dan Parker lost his vision in an accident, he felt lost. But a moment of inspiration led him and his business partner Patrick Johnson to develop a sophisticated guidance system that let him continue racing without human assistance. Thanks to this revolutionary technology, Dan became the “World's Fastest Blind Man” when he set a land-speed record of 211.043 miles an hour in his customized Corvette.   Tweetables: “One of the key pillars of MCity is accessibility. The four areas we think about are safety, efficiency, equity, and accessibility. … Accessibility is that we can make transportation systems available to as many of us as possible.” – Greg McGuire, Managing Director of MCity “I became the first blind man to race Bonneville, with an average speed of 55.331 mph. And I returned in 2014 and set my official FIM class record … at 62.05 mph. … I'm the only blind land speed racer … with no human assistance.”– Dan Parker, the “World's Fastest Blind Man” “There are chairs, there are tables. ... We know we don't want to run into them, but we do want to walk in the walkable space. … A car wants to drive in the drivable space.” – John Dolan, Principal Systems Scientist at Carnegie Mellon's Autonomous Driving Vehicle Research Center “Because we know autonomous technology is increasing every day and it's coming, you know, a hundred percent it's coming. You know, transportation is freedom and that's exactly what that would bring us. Freedom.” – Dan Parker   Contact Us: Contact us at podcasts@lighthouseguild.org with your innovative new technology ideas for people with vision loss.   Pertinent Links: Lighthouse Guild MCity Carnegie Mellon Autonomous Driving Vehicle Research Center Dan Parker

In this episode of the “Experts in Sport” podcast, host Martin Foster sits down with Psychology Lecturer Dr Clare Holley, Research Associate Dr Lucy Porter, and Dan Parker, Chief Executive of VegPower. They discuss Dr Holley and Dr Porter's research into child eating behaviors and temperament, as well as encouraging children to eat their vegetables, highlighting three methods known as “the 3Rs” – Role-modelling, Re-offering, and Rewarding. Timestamps: 00:00 – 01:08 Introduction & career background information on our guests 01:09 – 03:35 The 3Rs and their importance 03:36 – 18:55 Research findings on the 3Rs and child temperament 18:56 – 31:30 Obstacles parents may encounter + recommended tactics 31:31 – 35:04 VegStars – Development process and features 35:05 – 46:23 Introduction to VegPower + final thoughts and advice on the 3Rs 46:24 – 47:49 Episode recap and conclusion 

In this episode, we're joined by Dan Parker, a dynamic real estate agent based in San Diego, who has revolutionized his business by harnessing the power of YouTube. Dan shares how he has strategically used his YouTube channel as a cornerstone of his business, attributing a staggering 63% of his success last year to this innovative approach.Dan delves into the process of finding and targeting his audience on YouTube, discussing the importance of creating specifically tailored videos that cater to their needs and interests. He also reveals his secrets for maintaining consistency in content creation, which has been instrumental in the ongoing growth of both his audience and business.Whether you're a real estate professional looking to expand your reach or simply interested in learning how to leverage social media for your own success, you won't want to miss this episode. Dan's unique insights and proven strategies offer valuable lessons for anyone looking to capitalize on the potential of YouTube and other digital platforms in today's fast-paced world.Follow Sam on Instagram: @SamRP

Rich and Jamie delve into the Racers mindset. What separates a winner from a podium contender, and what should be involved in the goal setting process? Motorsport Performance Coach, Dan Parker gets all mind bendy with us along with Olivers Mount newcomer Samuel Ward.

This episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour was recording live at the Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill, on the last day of NABIP's 2023 Capitol Conference, where hundreds of insurance professionals showed to make their voices heard! In our official Cap Con recap, NABIP's Marcy M. Buckner and Dan Parker are joined by Legislative Council Vice Chair Greg Stancil - who also served as this year's Cap Con chairperson - to discuss the event.

This episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour was recording live at the Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill, on the last day of NABIP's 2023 Capitol Conference, where hundreds of insurance professionals showed to make their voices heard! In our official Cap Con recap, NABIP's Marcy M. Buckner and Dan Parker are joined by Legislative Council Vice Chair Greg Stancil - who also served as this year's Cap Con chairperson - to discuss the event.

NABIP's Capitol Conference is just a few days away! Will you be attending this year? We certainly hope you are. On this week's episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour, NABIP's Husni Abdelaziz and Dan Parker review what you need to know about the event before you go. If you are interested in learning more about our federal talking points, please listen to the February 10 edition of the Healthcare Happy Hour.

NABIP's Capitol Conference is just a few days away! Will you be attending this year? We certainly hope you are. On this week's episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour, NABIP's Husni Abdelaziz and Dan Parker review what you need to know about the event before you go. If you are interested in learning more about our federal talking points, please listen to the February 10 edition of the Healthcare Happy Hour.

San Diego real estate agent Dan Parker joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss how he gets 63% of his business from YouTube, how he converts leads, how he gets short-form content from his long-form, and how he keeps his audience's attention throughout the entire video. 55,000+ agents choose BoomTown over any other competitor to make success easy. The best CRM in the game. Learn more about BoomTown and get equipped with all the tools you need. Try BoomTown now: https://bit.ly/BoomTownROI Matt Lionetti: https://www.instagram.com/matt.lionetti/ The Broke Agent: https://www.instagram.com/thebrokeagent/ Dan Parker: https://www.instagram.com/danpbestlifesd/ Listen and Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/over-ask/id1547905792 Timestamps: 00:00–00:34 Intro 03:24 Dan's first videos and why he pivoted from restaurants 05:43 What Dan's business looked like before YouTube compared to now 06:53 The creative process behind his first successful videos, incl titles and ideas 17:19 What Jason Cassity asked Dan Parker about video 20:29 Dan's biggest challenges with YouTube 22:18 The average time it takes for him to film a video 26:44 How much each video nets in terms of setting appointments 33:28 Dan's YouTube playlists and why he chose them 34:45 Which type of video gets the most views? 38:22 What Dan is doing with his live-streams—and what not to do with them 47:38 How many people he has on his team 50:17 One of Dan's best videos on Instagram—and what every agent should take from it 50:59 Personal vs real estate content: is there a ratio to shoot for? 57:34 How Dan keeps his audience's attention throughout his videos #youtubestrategy #realestateleads #realestatepodcast

In this second episode, Jack talks with Dan Parker. Dan is the founder of Parker Executive Search and currently serves as the Founding Chair Emeritus. Parker Executive Search is the number one boutique search firm in the Southeast and is the industry leader in sports searches and in the top five in higher education searches. Over the past 30 years, he's led over 1000 senior-level searches for higher education, health sciences, sports, and corporate clients throughout the Americas, Europe, Pacific Rim, Middle East, and Africa. Listen to this episode as Dan discusses his journey of building an industry-leading search firm and how strategy can do great things for an organization through its leadership.Learn more about Jack along with our other guests on the third season of our podcast on my website at jackwwilliams.com/podcast.

Monument Circle is the heart of Indianapolis—and has been since the town of Indianapolis was platted in 1821. Unfortunately, the Circle is subject to the same wear and tear as any street. In the 1970s, its surface—both the street and the adjacent sidewalks—were replaced by red bricks. As a nod to the Circle's historic status, bricks are terrific. But those bricks must continually be replaced, which is a constant challenge for the city. More recently, it has become evident that the very foundation of the Circle below those bricks needs to be replaced. What's more—the conventional wisdom for more than a decade has been that we could do more to make the Circle more attractive, more pedestrian-friendly and more conducive to public gatherings. In 2014, the Ballard administration plotted a complete rebuild of the streets and sidewalks of Monument Circle and its four main spokes on Meridian and Market streets. The cost—$54 million—was prohibitive. The city has since embarked on similar projects along East and West Market Streets, which officials hope can serve as a kind of proof of concept for a Monument Circle redo. The Hogsett administration has dusted off the Ballard plan and is strategizing how to turn it into reality. It very likely will require a mix of city, state and federal funds, plus perhaps some philanthropic assistance, to the tune of $60 million. A circle seems like a simple shape, but this is a very complex puzzle for city officials. For this week's edition of the IBJ Podcast, Dan Parker, director of the Indianapolis Department of Public Works, talks with host Mason King about the direction the city is taking and what roadblocks could be in the way.   The IBJ Podcast is brought to you by Taft.  

What to do if you're blind in an active shooter situation. A follow-up on our responsibilities in a natural disaster, like a hurricane or forest fire. How to ride a bicycle with only 10% field of vision. Blind race car driver, Dan Parker, has met the Blind Driver Challenge, and his newest challenge.

The REal Advice Podcast, hosted by Katie Day. Listen in on interviews with top Real Estate Agents to discover their advice, tips, tricks, & best practices that have propelled them to the Top 1% of their marketplace. This week, our guest is Dan Parker, REALTOR® and Team Leader of The Best Life Home Team in San Diego, CAFollow Dan Parker on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danpbestlifesd/Follow Katie Day on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/movemetotx/Follow the REal Advice podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realadvice.podcast/

Dan Parker is not the kind of guy who sits around waiting for cool stuff to happen to him. A lifelong racer and machinist, Dan's racing days could have been cut short after a tragic drag racing crash deprived him of his sight. But that's not the story Dan wanted to write, so he devised a way to continue racing - on both motorcycles and in cars - and is now the fastest blind man alive. Hear the whole story on this episode of the Bonneville Up To Speed Podcast! https://www.theblindmachinist.com

Today we have the one and only Eric Simon  - AKA The Broke Agent on the show and he breaks down his favorite Social Media Hacks for 2022. Eric also just started Broke Agent Media which has already became a leader in the 'Edutainement' Space in Real Estate

OUR responsibilities during natural disasters like hurricanes or forest fires How to keep from loosing your cell phone Using folding hanging cosmetic cases to keep track of your medicine Computers for the Blind and Blind race car driver Dan Parker has met the Blind Drivers Challenge

Did you know that there is a World Record for the fastest blindfolded driver? Well that record has been smashed by a blind driver called Dan Parker, from the United States. RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell spoke to Dan and Chris Danielsen, from the National Federation of the Blind in the US, to learn more about the challenge and the Guinness record attempt. #RNIBConnect Image: Dan Parker Fastest Blindfolded Driver

Joining Jeff Thompson and Pete Lane in the Blind Abilities studio once again today is Dan Parker. This is Dan's third visit to the Blind Abilities studio, this time to share his ultimate achievement: winning the Guinness world land-speed record for a car with a blind folded driver. Dan tells his most recent, remarkable story about how he designed and built a state of the art race car which he took to Spaceport America, in southern New Mexico, at the end of March and proceeded to drive the vehicle at a World record speed averaging 211 mph.  Dan speaks of his numerous grueling hours, days and months raising attention, funding, and practicing for this event, learning to use a sophisticated audio guidance system to help him stay on track along the runway, his... Read more Check out Dan Parker's web site: www.TheBlindMachinist.com.

Dan Parker was a lifelong drag racer until 2012, when a catastrophic accident left him completely blind. He felt lost and without purpose. He thought about giving up, but decided that quitting wasn't an option. He then set out to become the world's fastest blind man. He did this first on a custom motorcycle he designed and built; then Dan customized a Corvette that allowed him to drive and reach speeds over 200mph. Hear the inspiring story of Dan Parker on this episode of Rick & Bubba University. Sponsor: Tommy John is here to keep you comfortable. Treat yourself and upgrade to a few pairs of Tommy John underwear in the softest, most breathable fabrics you've ever worn. Tommy John obsesses over every little detail and stitch by using proprietary fabrics that perform like nothing you have ever worn before. All of Tommy John's loungewear and leggings are built for next-level comfort. Whether you're in the hunt for lounge pants, sleep shorts or lazing-around joggers, Tommy John has you covered. Tommy John is so confident in their underwear that if you don't love your first pair, you can get a full refund with their Best Pair You'll Ever Wear Or It's Free Guarantee. Tommy John, no adjustment needed. Hurry to save 15% on your first order at https://TommyJohn.com/RickBubba!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dan Parker is our guest this week on The Dragzine Podcast. We talk with Dan about the accident that took his sight, what motivated him to get back into motorsports, and what it took to become the world's fastest blind man. 

David Martin takes a closer look at the massacre in Ukraine. David Pogue investigates the cryptocurrency world. Twelve-year-old Ted says sometimes his blindness feels insurmountable, but when he met Dan Parker, a blind racecar driver, he was given a whole new outlook on life. Steve Hartman has that story. A New York City exhibit at the Morgan Library & Museum, "Woody Guthrie: People Are the Song," showcases the folk singer-songwriter whose plain words and simple melodies continue to tell the story of a nation. "The First Lady" explores the lives of some of the most revered public figures in American politics. Lesley Stahl sits down with Michelle Pfeiffer (who plays Betty Ford), Viola Davis (Michelle Obama), and Gillian Anderson (Eleanor Roosevelt).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dan Parker hosts the Clubhouse Podcast this week alongside Elliott Heath and Andy Wright who give their verdict on golf in the Olympics. Was it a success? What can be done better? And how will Paris 2024 look? We also chat to LET pro Lejan Lewthwaite and round up all the latest from the world in golf. Enjoy!

Dan joins us tonight to talk about his upcoming shot at a Guinness Book World Record!

Dan Parker, REALTOR® in sunny San Diego, talks about finding his way in real estate. Navigating through the "traditional" advice from experianced agents when he was new... to crushing it on Youtube. Pay close attention to Dan when he talks about how he multiplies 4 hours worth of work into over 280 hours of prospecting time! Essentially speaking directly to over 3,300 people planning a move to his area. Dan also is passionate about passing on his knowlede of content creation. You can find him on the facebook group he co-created... https://www.facebook.com/groups/tacticalrealestateagents Dan is also spreading the knowlege with his podcast... https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/content-agent-podcast/id1554184892

This is the second part of a conversation between Marcy M. Buckner, Mark Gaunya and Dan Parker about NAHU's first-ever virtual Capitol Conference. In Part 1 we discussed what attendees heard from the keynote speakers, members of Congress, Jeff Grant from CMS/CCIIO, and Avik Roy from the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity. This week, we are talking about what attendees heard from NAHU's coalition partners and the fabulous breakout sessions attendees were able to engage with. If you weren't able to watch all of the breakout sessions during Capitol Conference, they are available to watch on demand until May 23.

This is the second part of a conversation between Marcy M. Buckner, Mark Gaunya and Dan Parker about NAHU's first-ever virtual Capitol Conference. In Part 1 we discussed what attendees heard from the keynote speakers, members of Congress, Jeff Grant from CMS/CCIIO, and Avik Roy from the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity. This week, we are talking about what attendees heard from NAHU's coalition partners and the fabulous breakout sessions attendees were able to engage with. If you weren't able to watch all of the breakout sessions during Capitol Conference, they are available to watch on demand until May 23.

Welcome back to the Healthcare Happy Hour after our short Capitol Conference hiatus. And what a Cap Con it was! We were able to bring to you legislators from both sides of the aisle, innovative thinkers in health economics, a big name from CMS, coalition partners and, of course, our keynotes - Dr. Deepak Chopra and Shasta Nelson. Today Marcy M. Buckner and Dan Parker are joined by Legislative Council vice Chair Mark Gaunya, who also served as this year's Cap Con chairperson, to recap the event. In the first part of our Capitol Conference recap, we discuss what attendees heard from the keynote speakers, members of Congress, Jeff Grant from CMS/CCIIO, and Avik Roy from the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity. In part 2, we will talk about what attendees heard from NAHU's coalition partners and the fabulous breakout sessions attendees were able to engage with.

Welcome back to the Healthcare Happy Hour after our short Capitol Conference hiatus. And what a Cap Con it was! We were able to bring to you legislators from both sides of the aisle, innovative thinkers in health economics, a big name from CMS, coalition partners and, of course, our keynotes - Dr. Deepak Chopra and Shasta Nelson. Today Marcy M. Buckner and Dan Parker are joined by Legislative Council vice Chair Mark Gaunya, who also served as this year's Cap Con chairperson, to recap the event. In the first part of our Capitol Conference recap, we discuss what attendees heard from the keynote speakers, members of Congress, Jeff Grant from CMS/CCIIO, and Avik Roy from the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity. In part 2, we will talk about what attendees heard from NAHU's coalition partners and the fabulous breakout sessions attendees were able to engage with.

Today, Nick and Dan reflect on the first 50 episodes of the pod as they close in on a year of The Strategy of Fitness. The guys talk to some of our most loyal listeners about how The Strategy of Fitness has impacted their workouts, mindset and lives. Among those interviewed are Dan Parker, Mallory Creasey (Nick's wife), Toast, Alex King and Paul Carney. Enjoy the episode and thank you to all our beautiful listeners.

Zach Sackman talks his recent win at the INDY NATIONALS in TD Dan Parker "The World's Fastest Blind Man" talks growing up as a drag racer, his accident and how he has overcome the obstacle of blindness. Rex talks about a good way to use broken parts, gives race results and beats a Rented Mule Cannonball Run style.

Dan Parker and his crew discuss their first outing at the Spaceport America facility in New Mexico with his 08 Corvette modified for landspeed racing - with a blind driver! The team managed a 153.8mph pass, as well as taped a show for an upcoming episode of Jay Leno's Garage!

Calling all Capitol Conference attendees and those curious about NAHU's premier legislative event! Next week NAHU members from across the country will descend on Capitol Hill to make our voices heard! On this week's episode, NAHU's Marcy M. Buckner and Dan Parker preview what to expect at this year's conference. They break down the agenda and the can't-miss speakers, provide a preview of the breakout sessions, the primary policy priorities that we will be advocating for on the Hill, and tips for making the most of your visit. You won't want to miss this for the essential info ahead of your trip to the nation's capital. Never participated in Capitol Conference? We encourage you to check out the podcast to hear what you're missing!

Well, it's the short, no one wants to work week, including co-hosts and guests. It was a struggle as everyone wants to enjoy the holiday time and we concur, so this week we talk about what to do to create memories to look back on when we are old… (cough, cough Don). They guys talk about their performance on the track for 2019 and outlook for 2020. Also, talk about overcoming adversity and “the blind machinist” Dan Parker. Go Forth and Be Merry! But take us with you and listen to the podcast while you travel or get bored while being stuck with people you don't like… wait what? Who said that?