Podcasts about dardick

Host Logan Metesh of High Caliber History and Allen Forkner from GunBroker delve into the history of ammunition, focusing on less-known and commercially unsuccessful rounds. They dig into some of the good ideas on paper that flopped in the field, and other ideas that worked but were torpedoed by bad marketing.Rocketball Ammunition:Discussion of Walter Hunt's invention of Rocketball ammo in 1848, a caseless ammunition concept ahead of its time.Overview of its mechanics and reasons for commercial failure.The Volcanic Lever Action Pistol:Connection between Rocketball ammo and its use in the Smith & Wesson Volcanic lever action pistol.Examination of the pistol's design and its impact on the success of Rocketball.Davy Crockett Atomic Watermelon:A humorous aside about nuclear-powered concepts in weaponry during the Cold War era.David Dardick's Trounds:Exploration of the unique tround (triangular round) and its application in the Dardick open chamber revolver, a magazine-fed revolver design.The Gyrojet:Discussion on the Gyrojet firearms that fired rocket-propelled projectiles, highlighting the innovative yet flawed technology.Daisy VL Caseless Ammo:Insights into Daisy's attempt at producing a .22 caliber caseless ammunition and the legal and technical challenges it faced.Extreme Shock "Fang Face" Ammo:Analysis of the marketing failures and product issues with Extreme Shock's frangible bullets designed for air marshal service.Remington EtronX:Review of Remington's electronic ignition system in firearms and its lack of success in the market.What are some of the failed ammunition inventions we may have forgot? Did you own one of these flops? Are there any of these fails that you'd like to see revived? 

In this special episode, I sat down with Lynda Dardick, a licensed massage therapist with decades of experience in therapeutic bodywork. We dive deep into her journey from Ireland to becoming a master of deep tissue massages, lymphatic drainage, and and more! We talk about the magic of sound bowls, the power of touch, and how massage can be a tool for both relaxation and revitalization. Linda shares her love for the human body and her approach to healing, offering practical insights on how we can all manage stress and nurture our nervous systems.What struck me most was her holistic approach, where she views massage as more than just a luxury—but rather, an essential investment in health. From energy alignment to removing physical and emotional blockages, Linda explains how even small adjustments can have transformative impacts on our well-being. If you're a busy mom or simply juggling life's pressures, this episode will open your eyes to the deep connection between body, mind, and spirit.Feel free to reach out to Lynda via texting at: 516-313-0090Remember, your ratings and reviews really do make my day!Follow Carrie on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carriechojnowski/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carrie.o.chojnowskiVisit https://thrivewithcarrie.com/ to book a free discovery call!See you next time!Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is for entertainment and educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Episode 642 - In today's podcast my guest Tom Dardick is sharing with you how to take your personal power back. We discuss how to overcome fear, create sustained incremental actions and live in authenticity. Connect with Tom Dardick: https://www.eyeofpower.com/ www.linkedin.com/in/tomdardick www.facebook.com/tom.dardick To unlock your full potential and live your best life, I invite you to SCHEDULE YOUR FREE DISCOVERY CALL: www.heatherhakes.com SCHEDULE YOUR FREE DISCOVERY CALL: www.heatherhakes.com MY PRODUCTS AND COACHING:

Tom Dardick, musician, author, and expert in interpersonal communication, discusses the importance of agency and purpose in personal and professional development. He emphasizes the need to focus on what we can control—our thoughts and actions—and how they can have a positive impact on ourselves and others. Tom also introduces the Eye of Power model, which helps individuals and organizations thrive by cultivating a culture of trust, respect, and collaboration. He explores the impact of AI on the future of work and highlights the importance of wisdom and creativity in navigating the changing landscape. In this conversation, Tom Dardick and Randy Wilson discuss the concepts of wisdom, intelligence, and agency. They explore the idea that wisdom is knowledge about that which doesn't change, while intelligence is knowledge about that which changes. They also delve into the importance of focusing our energy on things we can control and attending to what truly matters. The conversation touches on the role of AI in our lives and the significance of human connection in a world of technological advancements. Tom shares insights from his podcast, Eye of Power, which focuses on expanding personal power and becoming a more fully expressed version of oneself. _____________________ Takeaways Agency is the ability to make something happen that you want to have happen, and it is closely related to free will. Our individuality matters, but it only has meaning in the context of how we are connected to others and how we help them. The Eye of Power model focuses on sustained incremental actions and helps individuals and organizations increase their agency and personal power. Building a culture of trust and respect is crucial for organizations to thrive, especially in the face of AI and automation. Wisdom and creativity will be the currencies that matter in the future, and organizations need to foster these qualities in their teams. Intelligence is knowledge about that which changes, while wisdom is knowledge about that which doesn't change. Wisdom involves discipline and control of one's actions, focusing on what can be influenced and not wasting energy on what cannot be controlled. Human connection is essential in the face of technological advancements, as it provides meaning and purpose to our lives. AI can be a valuable tool in podcast production, assisting with research, episode art, and music generation. Personal change is possible through small, incremental steps, and it is important to believe in one's ability to make a difference. ____________________ Learn more about Tom and get connected on social media through the following links ⬇️ Website - https://www.eyeofpower.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/tom.dardick Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tomdardick/ X - https://twitter.com/TomDardick YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjaC-8HIN1wtr-gzzMZhcRA LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomdardick/ _____________________ I'd Love to stay connected…Please check out the following links to follow and connect with me on the platform of your choice ⬇️ YouTube Instagram LinkedIn RandyWilsonOnline.com Join the Rich Mind Community here    

In this episode of The Restaurant Report podcast, I speak with Erle Dardick, of Lunchbox, a leading restaurant e-commerce platform. We discuss the top tech and consumer trends to watch in the restaurant industry in 2024, including:AI and its impact: AI is already having a major impact on the restaurant industry, from automating tasks in the kitchen to personalizing customer experiences. In 2024, can we expect to see even more widespread adoption of AI, as restaurants look for ways to improve efficiency and profitability?POS and Third-Party Enterprise vs Internal tech stacks: Traditionally, restaurants have relied on third-party point-of-sale (POS) systems. However, more and more restaurants are looking to develop their internal tech stacks. This gives restaurants more control over their data and allows them to integrate their online and offline operations better. Could this backfire on brands like Wingstop?Customer service future: The future of customer service in the restaurant industry is all about convenience and personalization. Customers want to be able to order and pay for their food quickly and easily, and they want restaurants to remember their preferences. In 2024, can we expect to see more restaurants using technology to improve their customer service experience or will the industry continue to suffer under dismal customer service numbers?We dive into the success of Cava, a fast-casual Mediterranean restaurant chain, and what has separated them from the pack of fast casual superstars.Finally, we discuss Sweetgreen, a salad chain that is also using automation to improve its operations. Sweetgreen has developed a fully automated kitchen called Infinite Kitchen, which can produce 100 bowls per hour. This allows Sweetgreen to reduce labor costs and expand its reach to new markets.Overall, the trends discussed in this episode suggest that the restaurant industry is headed for a significant transformation in 2024. AI, automation, and other technologies will play a significant role in how restaurants operate and serve their customers.

On this episode of Leaning In, Michael Dardick, Founder and CEO of Granite Properties, speaks with host Terry Montesi about the past, present and future of the office sector. They explore the performance of office assets and their resilience in critical U.S. markets. Additionally, Michael sheds light on Granite's work in flexible leasing and how his commercial real estate company remains dedicated to an employee-focused approach. Leaning In is published every month, subscribe to stay up to date. Links: Granite Properties Topics: (00:00:00) Intro (00:01:34) Michael's career and background (00:04:25) What are your predictions for the office sector and capital markets? (00:14:57) What are some of the most dramatic shifts you've seen over your career in this sector and what trends are you seeing now? (00:18:05) What's the strategy behind focusing on your 7 markets? (00:22:43) What are you seeing in regard to rents and valuations? (00:30:57) Have you seen any data on differences in productivity between companies who are in office, remote, or hybrid? (00:41:04) Generational differences in dealing with hybrid work (00:43:09) Granite's Evolv program (00:45:43) How should folks be investing right now? (00:50:50) Winning the 2022 NAIOP developer of the year (00:52:31) Michael's charitable work in children's healthcare

DCI Grading's Jason Dardick talks National with Tim Leahy and Alt's Adriana Guerrero.  Part of a series from the Collectable Content Studio at the NSCC in Atlantic City.

Jason Dardick and Bradley Crenshaw from DCI Grading talk sights and sounds from The National, and the services their company provides. Part of a series from the Collectable Content Booth at the NSCC in Atlantic City.

Science, soldiers, and potentially humanity are pitted against a biological killer in "Sudden Onset." A brilliant scientist, Mira Wallace is paired with Sgt. Rain Somerdale in a quest to find the destroyer. Along the way, joined by colleagues (some with ulterior motives), questions of science, morality, and ethics come into play, as all may end up questioning the meaning of it all.  The first volume of The Seed Series, "Sudden Onset" comes from the minds of Tom and Chris Dardick. A graduate of Tufts University, Tom operates consulting and R&D businesses and is a forever student of the human condition. Chris has a doctorate in Molecular and Cell Biology from the University of Maryland. He has published over one hundred scientific papers on various topics and is a Lead Scientist for the US Department of Agriculture. "Sudden Onset" is available through Immortal Works.

In This Episode: Erin and David get a jump on Talk Like a Pirate Day by having a mutiny! ... but Weer'd is allowed to return to talk about a 2A North Carolina Group demanding censure on a lying anti-gun politician. We observe the final installment of Chipman Watch! Xander brings us his Independent Thoughts on fear and politics; David discusses the lesser-known Dardick pistol and its strange Tround ammunition; and finally, Matt from Geeks Gadgets and Guns tells a story of an experienced gun owner who was complacent and paid the price. Did you know that we have a Patreon? Join now for the low, low cost of $4/month (that's $1/podcast) and you'll get to listen to our podcast on Friday instead of Mondays, as well as patron-only content like mag dump episodes, our hilarious blooper reels and film tracks. Show Notes Main Topic:  Gun-rights group urges disciplinary action against Democratic N.C. senator Gun advocacy group calls for disciplinary action against Democratic state senator Statement from the President on Withdrawal of David Chipman's Nomination to Lead ATF Face-Off:  I Am The King Gun Lovers and Other Strangers: Dardick Pistol Patent Dardick Trounds Patent Forgotten Weapons: Dardick Model 1500 Anvil 048: Dardick revolver total teardown and repair Rock Island Premier Firearms Auction #53 Rock Island Premier Firearms Auction #64 Rock Island Premier Firearms Auction #65 Experimental Tround .50 Machine Gun firing Mk 211 Raufoss TROUND 50 Machine Gun How It Works  

Happy new year! We're continuing our Legends of Commercial Real Estate series with Michael Dardick, founding partner and CEO of Granite Properties. Listen to our previous 'Legends of Commercial Real Estate' interviews Jeff Swope, Champion Partners: https://recouncil.com/trec-news/legends-of-commercial-real-estate-jeff-swope-champion-partners/ Michele Wheeler, Jackson-Shaw: https://recouncil.com/trec-news/legends-of-commercial-real-estate-michele-wheeler-jacksonshaw/ The Real Estate Council Website: https://www.recouncil.com Subscribe to TRECcast -Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/treccast/id1438048995 -SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/trecdallas -Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/treccast The Real Estate Council Social Media -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealestatecouncil -Twitter: https://twitter.com/TRECDallas -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trecdallas/ -LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-real-estate-council

Rick Pearson speaks with Chicago Tribune reporter Hal Dardick on city pension investments. Hal and Juan Perez Jr. took an in-depth look into the city pension deficit and what steps were taken in an attempt to put us on a “path to solvency”. Hal explains the various taxes and fees former Mayor Rahm Emmanuel set […]

We invited all our Patreons in for a cozy chat by the fireplace running on the Betamax video machine. Among the topics we touched were: Announcing Escalation: Aggressors, Crowdfunding in-game items: The Gyrojet and the Dardick, Dancing with the dead Sabrina, Collecting 1980s Danish toilet paper, Eating century old MREs is NICE, Re-enacting and collecting Cold War uniforms and weapons, Red Divide 3 Airsoft event, Resurrecting Hitler (Morgendagens Orden roleplay), Waffles or Pancakes (heart-shaped waffles ftw). If you want to be on this show or get early access to the game, please go to www.patreon.com/escalation1985 Check out the Red Divide Airsoft event here: https://thereddivideseries.weebly.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/escalation1985/message

Ken Davis is joined by the Chicago Tribune’s Hal Dardick and the Center for Tax and Budget Accountability’s Ralph Martire. They discuss Mayor Emanuel’s proposal to sell up to ten billion dollars’ worth of low-interest bonds and dedicate the proceeds to the four city pension funds. There’s a range of opinions on the effectiveness and potential danger of such a financial scheme, but Martire is cautiously in favor. Dardick reports that a major issue is finding a way to assure that the funds can never be tapped in the future for other purposes, thereby robbing the pension funds and increasing the debt for future generations to pay. This program was produced by Chicago Access Network Television (CAN TV).

Anna Dardick is an activist and a creative. She discusses how she learned to set boundaries while working as an activist in college after a racist incident on her college campus. She discusses white privilege and how white people can work to dismantle white supremacy when people don't feel they have privilege because of their class. She also shares how, perhaps, white guilt is actually white shame. We then move to how self-care is necessary for the sustainability of a movement and how people volunteering even a little time can enable that. She shares her belief that the ideal activist work has joy involved and discusses how fandoms can allow that. Finally, we discuss how to build communities of care. The transcription for this episode can be found here. 

In this episode, we are with Anne Dardick of Dot and Lil and she talks about how to expand your business into wholesale.  Questions: What came first? The client profile or the product? How do you balance being the face of the company? How do you train people to advertise the product? US vs. Canada? Notes: - If you want is to be bigger and larger than yourself, you have to ask how your business is scalable and how it could potentially be saleable. - It's very hard to exit from or sell a business if you're into retail shows. - If you're selling consumable low price item, wholesale could be the way to go depending on your wholesale discount. - The more we do video, the more that we look like a team when I talk about them. In skincare, you have to be a good sales person and you have to be well informed about the products. - Make zero claims about the product. - Canada is smaller in market size. - Storage in US is the way to go. Shipping back and forth is expensive. - Facebook Ads: depends on what product we are marketing. Most ads are remarketing ads going to the website or product page. Clicks targeted for US is lower across the board. Our Conversion rate for Europe is higher. - Pinterest is exclusively opened to US based business. Follow Anne @dotandlil on social media platforms or visit https://www.dotandlil.com Follow Megan on Twitter: @meganpluscoffee Pinterest: meganpluscoffee Instagram: @meganpluscoffee Facebook: facebook.com/meganbrame

In this episode, we are with Anne Dardick of Dot and Lil and she talks about how to expand your business into wholesale.  Questions: What came first? The client profile or the product? How do you balance being the face of the company? How do you train people to advertise the product? US vs. Canada? Notes: - If you want is to be bigger and larger than yourself, you have to ask how your business is scalable and how it could potentially be saleable. - It’s very hard to exit from or sell a business if you’re into retail shows. - If you’re selling consumable low price item, wholesale could be the way to go depending on your wholesale discount. - The more we do video, the more that we look like a team when I talk about them. In skincare, you have to be a good sales person and you have to be well informed about the products. - Make zero claims about the product. - Canada is smaller in market size. - Storage in US is the way to go. Shipping back and forth is expensive. - Facebook Ads: depends on what product we are marketing. Most ads are remarketing ads going to the website or product page. Clicks targeted for US is lower across the board. Our Conversion rate for Europe is higher. - Pinterest is exclusively opened to US based business. Follow Anne @dotandlil on social media platforms or visit https://www.dotandlil.com Follow Megan on Twitter: @meganpluscoffee Pinterest: meganpluscoffee Instagram: @meganpluscoffee Facebook: facebook.com/meganbrame

I met with publisher Simon Dardick at his home office in Montreal to talk about the history and collecting of his long-running literary publishing house Vehicule Press. 

Patrick Siewert, Principal Consultant of Pro Digital Forensic Consulting, introduces the Forensicator Podcast in its inaugural episode & interviews Dr. Glenn Dardick of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Dr. Dardick discusses past and future trends in digital forensics, strengths of several digital forensic tools and the upcoming ADFSL Conference in Daytona Beach, FL.

Erle Dardick from Monkey Media joins me today. He talks about an often un-utilized aspect of the restaurant business. He talks about catering. Catering can have a huge impact on your bottom-line. Erle explains that up to 33% of restaurant sales can come from catering. About Erle Erle Dardick is best known for providing turn-around strategies to multi-unit restaurant operators and food manufacturers. For years he’s been helping our community members leverage their existing assets to drive new revenue channels. After owning and running a very successful retail deli and catering operation, Erle founded MonkeyMedia Software to provide web-based software, strategy and education services to multi-unit restaurant operators. Erle resides in Vancouver, BC and holds an MBA from Simon Fraser University. Show Highlights What catering can do for your restaurant business How technology can help your business Why you must utilize systems for your business How to implement a catering system in your restaurant Want to know more about Erle or his business? Monkey Media Email: Erle@monkeymediasoftware.com Feedback  Have any suggestions for future shows? Have questions or topic you would like us to do an episode on? If so, please leave a comment. If you enjoyed the podcast would you please take a moment to leave a review and rating on iTunes or Stitcher. Every review means we can reach out to more people. iTunes:  Franchise Euphoria Podcast Tune in on Stitcher!