Podcast appearances and mentions of Dave Carpenter

NYC-based Hungarian drummer Ferenc Nemeth is a Grammy-award-winning musician and educator who continues to push the boundaries of jazz drumming, composition and education with his unique approach of self-development and artistry. Nemeth has been one of the most sought after drummers both, in Europe and the United States with a lineage from a musical family, lending him a unique dynamism and versatility fostered from a very early age.     From his early days at the Berklee College of Music in Boston and the Thelonius Monk Insitute of Jazz in Los Angeles, Nemeth has learned from and worked with the world's finest jazz musicians and groups including Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Terence Blanchard, Kenny Werner, the Billy Childs Trio, Bob Sheppard, Dave Carpenter, John Clayton, Jimmy Heath, The Henry Mancini Orchestra amongst others.  An ever-present thirst for exploration and experimentation has seen Nemeth travel widely and play with musicians from a stunning variety of backgrounds and countries. This occupation in turn, has also resulted in Nemeth's regular participation in workshops and teaching programs around the world.   We catch up in this informal chat after our artist residency at the Bimbache openART Festival to unpack some serious themes revolving around the challenges musicians face today in an ever-growing and confusing industry that threatens the authentic growth and integrity of artists at various phases of their careers with a strong focus on goals, personality development, and intentionality.   Watch the extended, unedited taping session here (includes additional footage and transcripts).    

In this episode of the Dover Download podcast, Deputy City Manager Christopher Parker chats with Dave Carpenter, Community Development Coordinator, and Ryan Pope, Housing Navigator, about Dover's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program and the upcoming five-year consolidated plan. Carpenter explains that Dover has been an entitlement community since the 1970s, receiving direct federal funding to address community needs, particularly in housing and economic development. Pope discusses their current community engagement efforts, including surveys and public listening sessions, to gather input for the new consolidated plan. They highlight emerging themes such as housing affordability, housing quality, and economic development. Carpenter notes the challenges of working with limited funding and the importance of prioritizing needs effectively. The plan will go through public hearings before the Planning Board and City Council in early 2025, with final approval expected by spring. In the second segment, Parker speaks with Brian Early of Media Services and Erin Bassegio of the Planning Department about recent city developments. Early reports on the School Board's budget preparation, the Joint Building Committee's work on the Dover High School Athletic Complex, and City Council actions on the waterfront pavilion project. Bassegio details the Planning Board's December meeting, which included approvals for the Library renovation project, various residential developments, and discussion of a Court Street project. She also mentions updates from the Arts Commission and Conservation Commission, including new staff members joining the planning department.

Wondering how Taylor Swift's music can intersect with the Gospel? Join our Pastors Lora East and Dave Carpenter, along with our music director, Nancy Reeves, unpack the surprising and insightful journey of our recent unconventional sermon series - the Gospel According to Taylor Swift. We'll shed light on why this series was chosen, the divine timing around it, and how it sparked deep, meaningful conversations within our worship community. In this faith-filled exploration, we'll also discuss the importance of embracing current pop culture phenomena like Taylor Swift's music to connect with the younger generation and make our services more relatable.With new concepts come controversies, and we'll share how we navigated through these waters. But it's not all about challenges - we'll also look at the positive influence of integrating elements of modern culture into our faith discussions. Using themes from Taylor Swift's music as a springboard, we encourage dialogues that push boundaries, accept varying perspectives, and create space for discomfort - because growth often happens outside our comfort zones. We passionately believe that these conversations, although tough, have the potential to enrich our faith community's understanding and acceptance. So tune in to hear how our church, with its unique qualities, has become a welcoming space for people of all faith backgrounds and perspectives. Don't miss this episode, for it promises to be as enlightening as it is surprising.Support the showSupport us here:https://www.bpcusa.org/financial-ministry/ BPC Youtube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/c/BrentwoodPresbyterianChurch

GHIT 0349:  Dave Carpenter from the Three Pedal Mafia's Cheaties Car At long last, we have secured Dave Carpenter for the podcast.  Dave drives in the orange Cheaties themed Cressida with the Three Pedal Mafia team.  In addition, Bill drove in the Cressida at the last race in NJMP where it finished 6th overall in spite of Bill driving.  With so much to talk about, we tried to limit it to the Lemons race at NJMP's Thunderbolt track, all about the Cressida, and how Dave manages the team and maintains a pretty strict budget and still routinely finishes in the top ten overall despite being out paced by a large fraction of the field.  Hopefully, we will have Dave on again to talk more about his racing past and iRacing. PS  Vicki is in full post race hangover/zombie mode for this episode. A link to the episode is: https://tinyurl.com/UncleDaveFrom3PM If you would like to help grow our sport and this podcast: You can subscribe to our podcast on the podcast provider of your choice, including the Apple podcast app, Google music, Amazon, and YouTube etc. Also, if you could give our podcast a (5-star?) rating, that we would appreciate that very much.  Even better, a podcast review, would help us to grow the passion and sport of high performance driving and we would appreciate it. We hope you enjoy this episode! PS  If you are looking to stream or save your integrated telemetry/racing data with you video, Candelaria Racing Products Sentinel System may be the perfect solution for you.  We are amid installing the system in two of our cars.  If this sounds like something that may help you and your team, please use our discount code "GHIT" for a 10% discount during the checkout process at https://candelaria-racing.com/ PS2  Please do not forget that if you are looking to add an Apex Pro to your driving telemetry system, do not forget to use our discount code for all Apex Pro systems you will receive a free Windshield Suction Cup Mount, a savings of $40.  Just enter the code “ghitlikesapex!” when you order from https://apextrackcoach.com/ Best regards, Vicki, Jennifer, Ben, Jeremy, Alan, and Bill Hosts of the Garage Heroes In Training Podcast and Garage Heroes In Training racing team drivers   Highlights for this episode include: 1)  Why Bill is scared of Aaron and what it was like to drive with a black flag “bonus” “print” on the windshield of the Cheaties car during most of his stint. 2)  How Vicki came to get her “secret” black flag early Saturday and the impact to performance and handling that a 40-pound cookie on the roof of an EG Honda Civic 3)  Several variables that need to taken into account when looking at potential upgrades to a car and the unintended implications to other aspects of the car in endurance racing. 4)  A quick summary of some of the other cars/carnage in the Three Pedal Mafia fleet at NJMP 2022. 5)  How 3PM was able to finish their collection of all 24 Hours of Lemons awards at NJMP this year and secure the missing “Halloween Meet Gasoline” award to complete the trophy case.  In addition, they we somehow able to manage a “Blazing Saddles” related theme and not be arrested, lol. 6)  Various ways that Dave has been able to successfully race while maintaining a budget and having a car that performs well and reliably. 7)  How to prioritize performance changes for endurance racing.

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On the cusp of our Winter 2021 events, Taste Radio's hosts discussed the speaker agendas for NOSH Live and BevNET Live, which include retail executives from Erewhon, Whole Foods, Foxtrot and Earth Fare, along with founders of several high-profile brands, such as Fly By Jing, Dreampops and Super Coffee. They also highlighted notable new brands and products, including wellness shots, vegan snacks, an innovative “shimmering sparkling water” and the largest peanut butter cup in the world. This episode also features an interview with Dave Carpenter, who is the master blender for Redemption Whiskey. Promoted as “leading the rye revival,” Redemption markets a range of super-premium whiskies that are intended for modern drinkers to rediscover rye and the spirit's storied history in the U.S. by way of complex, yet approachable expressions. As part of our conversation, Carpenter spoke about how Redemption has aligned its marketing and innovation strategies with the palates and lifestyles of modern consumers, why its distillation process isn't included in the brand's story, how its bottle shapes and package design play important roles in how customers perceive the brand and the company's approach to finding the balance between premium and value when it comes to pricing. Show notes: 0:47: Talkin' Turkey, BTS At The WCB, Water, Shots and Nuts -- The hosts discussed their respective Thanksgiving dinner plans and Ray's annoyance with the holiday's traditional centerpiece, what attendees can expect from a packed speaker lineup at NOSH Live and BevNET Live, why they're impressed with Todd Carmichael's foray into the water business and a “wholly” impressive line of plant-based snacks and meal. 22:16: Interview: Dave Carpenter, Master Blender, Redemption Whiskey -- After a brief chat about Carpenter's impressive mustache, he and Taste Radio editor Ray Latif spoke about what differentiates rye from other whiskies and the boom, decline and reemergence of the spirit in the U.S. Carpenter also discussed Redemption's on- and off-premise education strategy, why a growing number of master blenders have degrees in chemical engineering and whether trends fit into the brand's innovation planning. Later, he explained how subtleties in Redemption's bottles are intended to speak volumes and why the brand's flagship product is priced relatively affordably for a premium whiskey. Brands in this episode: Country Archer, Tea Drops, Fly By Jing, Vita Coco, Pop & Bottle, Hella Cocktail Co., Loftiwater, Siii Water, Magic Mind, So Good So You, Vibi+, Oat Haus, Elephant Amaro, Reese's, Wholly Veggie, Troop Beverage Co., Gigantic Candy, Hubs Peanuts, Miami Cocktail Co., Goop, Redemption Whiskey

Joel Taylor interview: stories about working & playing with Allan Holdsworth, Jeff Berlin, Andy Summers (hilarious story), Robbie Krieger, Stanley Clarke, Leslie West, Pat Travers, Larry Carlton, Brian Bromberg, Dave Carpenter, Jeff Richman, David Foster, Bobby Kimball... a “Buddy Rich moment,” moving from a small town (pop. 5,000) to Boston, playing trumpet at Carnegie Hall and the triggering event that made him switch to drums (and changed his life), playing (in his underwear) on the Guitar Hero & Rock Band video games, a valuable lesson he learned from his father about making sure he lives a full life, moderation, his love affair with adventure, work ethic, giving to others, Nepal, not being afraid to put yourself out there, and tons more interesting life lessons. GREAT conversation, incredibly genuine and open, a MUST listen! If you'd like to support this show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support Joel Taylor is one of the most versatile first-call drummers in the L.A. studio and touring scene. He's toured & recorded with artists from every genre of the music world, including: Allan Holdsworth (12 years world tours), Rick Springfield, Andy Summers (world tours 8 years), Joe Sample, Michael Buble', Gloria Estefan, The Jazz Crusaders, Robbie Krieger, Stanley Clarke, Mike Stern, Eric Marienthal, Jeff Lorber, Herb Alpert, Frank Gambale (13 years world tours), Diane Schuur, Colin Hay (Men at Work), Edgar Winter, Leslie West, Pat Travers, Marco Mendoza, Cristopher Cross, and the following Everyone Loves Guitar guests: Al DiMeola, Robben Ford, Bill Champlin, Doug Bossi, Stu Hamm, Alex Skolnick, Jeff Kollman, Mike Miller, Allen Hinds, Tim Lefebvre, Jimmy Haslip, Otmaro Ruiz, Russell Ferrante... as well as hundreds of others. He's on the short list of drummers for legendary producers David Foster, Peter Wolf and Mauricio Guerrero… has performed on numerous film, tv, and video game soundtracks including Gran Torino, Anchorman, Witches of Waverly Place (The Movie), Garfield, Hannah Montana, Guitar Hero II, III, Rock the 80's and Rock Band video games, as well as hundreds of jingles including Coke, Pepsi, Budweiser, Mac, Mercedes & loads of other major national and international brands. Subscribe YT: https://www.youtube.com/c/EveryoneLovesGuitar?sub_confirmation=1 Website:  https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe

Kat Tansey began work on the Hero's Journey in 2015 when she came to the realization that she had been writing and teaching about it for all these years, telling stories and creating courses to help people succeed in a variety of Hero's Journeys. But she had not actually taught them about the Hero's Journey itself. Kat saw that this was a bit like the give a man a fish story. She had been giving them a fish instead of teaching them how to fish. It was time to teach them about the Hero's Journey. Kat's first step for this latest version of Awakening Your Hero's Journey has been to make it a guided online course and connect it to a Discussion Center where people can join a group for each stage of the journey and learn from each other's experiences in that stage. Awakening to Your Hero's Journey is now also part of her new, bigger vision, The Resilient Hero Program.   Valeria interviews Kat Tansey. Kat is an award-winning author and innovative educator who believes in the power of a well-told tale to teach while it entertains. An inspirational teacher, Kat spent her early career training thousands of people and consulting with over fifty corporations to help them meet the challenges of change. Her first book, written as a novel, was Winning the Change Game. The book reflected on the lessons Kat learned from twenty years in the corporate world as a training and change management consultant, and featured Alexander Hamilton, who was instrumental in the ratification of the U.S. Constitution, as the change guru.  Kat's second book, Choosing to Be: Lessons in Living from a Feline Zen Master, is the story of her journey from deep depression to emotional wellness after she was struck down by Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in the early 90's. Choosing to Be has been awarded the Independent Publisher's Bronze Medal, and has been highly praised by people like Thom Hartmann, distinguished radio commentator and lifelong meditator, who said it is one of the best books on meditation he has ever read. The illustrious Findhorn Press in Scotland picked up the rights to Choosing to Be and released a new, 2nd edition in September 2010. Kat spent much of 2009 researching insomnia to resolve her own sleep issues, and then created an ebook titled:  Insomnia Relief Recipes to educate people with insomnia issues about the science of sleep and teach them how to become confident sleepers without using drugs.  Empowering and promoting women has always been a significant part of Kat's journey, and she focuses that passion toward collecting the wisdom of midlife women. Her weekly talk show, Finding Magic in Midlife, allows her to interview and discuss in-depth, lessons learned from a wide variety of accomplished and well-known midlife women. Kat is building an archive of these interviews and plans to develop a series of programs to pass this wisdom on to current and future generations of women. In early 2010, Kat collaborated with her good friend Dave Carpenter to produce the highly praised e-book, Prospering in 2010.  They have also created an exciting subscription series of webinars,  Prospering in 2010: Embracing Change to Accelerate Success, which people can join any time during the year.  Kat has a BA in English from Mary Washington College in Virginia and an MBA from Pepperdine University in California. She lives in Ojai, California with her partner, Greg, and enjoys taking long walks where she develops dialogues for her next book.   To learn more about Kat Tansey please visit her website: https://www.kattansey.com/ For Intro-free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/aquestforwellbeingpodcast Podcast Page: https://fitforjoy.org/podcast   — This podcast is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life to the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well.

In this episode I sit down for an interview with Dave Carpenter and Dr. Aaron Milbank. Dave is the CEO of my practice, Minnesota Urology. Dr. Aaron Milbank is the Vice-President of the organization.   We are in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis. Hear how these two leaders are changing our medical practice in response to the crisis. One of the most tangible ways they have changed our current practice is the rapid adoption of telehealth services instead of in-office clinic visits. These are two thoughtful, creative leaders with emotional intelligence and light feet. I think you will enjoy the interview. As always, connect with me at whyiurologypodcast.com.  

It's part two of our special on the Tallaght Stadium saga. We're joined by James Nolan and Dave Carpenter, two of the 400 Club trustees who steered Rovers through examinership and became the new board in 2005. They explain the process, the financial meltdown and how the fans saved the club. We talk Roddy Collins and relegation, the First Division season and the infamous battle with Thomas Davis GAA club that went all the way to the High Court.

This week David Carpenter is back this week to finish our conversation. We learn about his road to opening his brewery after school and find out how he plans to pick the beers he makes. We also learn some of his favorite beers. Thanks for listening as always. Cheers!

This week John and Rebecca are graced by the brewer and co-owner of Mobtown Brewing, David Carpenter. We talk about his origin story, his love of beer and why he decided to create his dream job. Thanks for listening.    

12 Annual Acoustics For Autism!Sunday March 3rd 2019 All Ages12p-2a at The Villiage Idiot & Surrounding Area Free Admission 7 Stages Artic Clam, Dave Carpenter, Skittlebots, Kyle White, Noisy Neighbors, Varle & May, Joe Woods, Distant Cousinz, Amelia Airharts, Jeff Stewart, Cabin Sweet Shoes, Not Fast Enouff AND MANY MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED!For more info visit www.acousticsforautism.com/event/12th-annual-acoustics-for-autism/

In this episode: - Emma brews a celebratory beer alongside Franklin's Brewery; - Dave Carpenter from Zymurgy talks homebrewing in the USA; - Unbarred's Jordan Mower tells us about his new brews; - Byron Davies spreads the word about Drinker's Voice; - beer educator, Nigel Sadler, tells us just what it takes to be a beer sommelier, - and Emma talks beer & food matching with Goose Island's Christina Perozzi & Fermentation's resident beer sommelier, Jane Peyton. Produced & presented by Emma Inch (@fermentradio)

AIR DATE: Dec. 4, 2018. We get weird and sloppy with two of N. Colorado's sexiest comics, Sammy Pisciotta and Dave Carpenter! Enjoy the strange! Catch us LIVE every TUESDAY at 6PM MST on Facebook! www.facebook.com/notgovernedbyreason

BRING ON THE SOUTHERN CHARM” SCHOLARSHIP DINNER AND SILENT AUCTION!The Culinary Arts programs at Penta Career Center are hosting an annual scholarship dinner and silent auction on Thursday, December 6, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. in the Commons area on the Penta campus, 9301 Buck Road in Perrysburg Township. Theme for the event is “Bring on the Southern Charm.” Proceeds from the dinner and silent auction benefit a general scholarship fund and the Hirzel Scholarship fund at Penta. The scholarships assist students with either post-secondary tuition or tools. The Silent Auction begins at 5:30 p.m. Cost of the dinner is $75 per person or $500.00 for a table of eight. Special guest musician, Dave Carpenter, will provide live entertainment. Prizes and games will also be available. The emcee is Fred LeFebvre from News Radio 1370 WSPD. Bring on the Southern Charm features an extensive menu including gourmet appetizers and multiple gourmet food stations featuring every Southern recipe you can imagine. The Culinary Arts students are working together with instructors Chef Janea Makowski, Chef Jim Rhegness and Chef Sarah Sadlier to prepare the dishes. The Silent Auction will feature items created by Penta students and staff along with donations from area businesses. Reservations are required. For more information or to make a reservation, please contact Elizabeth Wray, supervisor of Human Services at Penta, at 419-661-6486 or ewray@pentacc.org

The Brew is Out There! While it's nice and chilly in most of the US, we figured what better time to sit down and talk with Zymurgy editor and Lager afficionado, Dave Carpenter about the wide world of lagers, myths about them and why you should be making them at home. Oh and did we mention Dave has a book about Lager as well? Links Lager: The Definitive Guide to Tasting and Brewing the World's Most Popular Beer Styles: http://amzn.to/2CKeCeZ This episode is brought to you by: Brewers Publications Atlantic Brew Supply (Discount Code: BrewFiles) Don't forget to subscribe via your favorite podcasting service (iTunes, etc). Like our podcast, review it - talk it up! If you have comments, feedbacks, harassments, etc, feel free to drop us a line at podcast@experimentalbrew.com. Follow us on Facebook (ExperimentalBrew), Twitter (@ExpBrewing) or Instagram (ExperimentalBrewing). Don't forget you can support the podcast on Patreon by going to http://patreon.com/experimentalbrewing This episode can be downloaded directly at https://www.experimentalbrew.com/sites/d... Podcast RSS Url: http://www.experimentalbrew.com/podcast.rss

The Brew is Out There! While it's nice and chilly in most of the US, we figured what better time to sit down and talk with Zymurgy editor and Lager afficionado, Dave Carpenter about the wide world of lagers, myths about them and why you should be making them at home. Oh and did we mention Dave has a book about Lager as well? Links Lager: The Definitive Guide to Tasting and Brewing the World's Most Popular Beer Styles: http://amzn.to/2CKeCeZ This episode is brought to you by: Brewers Publications Atlantic Brew Supply (Discount Code: BrewFiles) Don't forget to subscribe via your favorite podcasting service (iTunes, etc). Like our podcast, review it - talk it up! If you have comments, feedbacks, harassments, etc, feel free to drop us a line at podcast@experimentalbrew.com. Follow us on Facebook (ExperimentalBrew), Twitter (@ExpBrewing) or Instagram (ExperimentalBrewing). Don't forget you can support the podcast on Patreon by going to http://patreon.com/experimentalbrewing This episode can be downloaded directly at http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/www.experimentalbrew.com/sites/d... Podcast RSS Url: http://www.experimentalbrew.com/podcast.rss

This episode features YOU! Hear the voices of Thrive Tribe 419 listeners tell you all about Foodie Fest and how they're thriving in Northwest Ohio. You'll also hear some samplings of great live music from the fest. Guests include Renee Zimmerman, Breanna Fisher, Sarah Manes, Jim and Laurel Brehler, Kelly Vandermark, Shelly Rigg, Gracie Killion, Dave and Roselynn Wachtman, Danielle Small, Athena Seimet, and of course, "Beetroot" Brooke Gordon, who pulled the whole thing off with great success! Mentioned in episode: Defiance's Food Co-Op: Contact Dorothy Singer djsinger54@gmail.com Naturally Simplified: www.naturally-simplified.com Dos Eppis: https://www.facebook.com/Doseppis/ Canal Junction Farmstead: www.canaljunctioncheese.com Artemesia: www.artemesiasoaps.com Beetroot: www.beetrootbrooke.com Dr. White: www.toledonaturopathic.com Get 50% off your first EFT tapping session with Matt if you schedule before Oct. 1, 2017. Email MHSpecialist@gmail.com Music artists include Gilly, Jerome Schooly, Dave Carpenter, Robert Chase, and Bowen Schultz. Theme music credit: www.bensound.com

David Carpenter on Secret Service Deputy Director William J. Callahan and recent change in command at Secret Service ~ "It is a good sign. He was actually. . . just been appointed. He was Deputy Director prior to . . . the election. When the former, Joe Clancy, the former Director, retired, or left, he was a natural to keep continue running the agency. That continuity is critical. It's critical to everything." David Carpenter (right), with Andy Ockershausen (left) in-studio A Ockershausen: This is Our Town. I'm so pleased with our next guest, a man I've known for over 30 years. He's the type of guy that makes you feel real safe. He's the epitome of security. We invited him to Our Town because he can give us some personal insight on what it takes to have the kind of confidence to be a special agent in charge of the Presidential Protective Division of the US Secret Service. Dave Carpenter went on to serve as former ambassador and assistant secretary of state and then was hired as vice president of Global Security of PepsiCo. Dave Carpenter, you're part of Our Town. I'm so glad you decided to come back. David Carpenter: Andy, I can't tell you what an honor and a privilege it is to be here. One, it's great to see you. Two, just to be a part of this is special to me, thank you. A Ockershausen: Our Town is something that Janice created because we lost track of so many people, like Dave Carpenter. We didn't know you were back here until Jim Wells, who shall remain anonymous- David Carpenter: Yes, please. A Ockershausen: ... If we can do that. I don't know how we do that. David Carpenter: I beg you. A Ockershausen: Dave, I found out so much about you. You're from the Midwest. What happened in your background in growing up that led you to the Secret Service? David Carpenter: It's like anybody else, it's a combination of being in the right place at the right time, a little bit of luck, and some networking with actually friends of my family. I'm originally from Denver, Colorado. A Ockershausen: Is that were you were born in Denver? David Carpenter: I was born in St. Louis- A Ockershausen: Wow. David Carpenter: ... When my parents were there watching a Cardinals baseball game. A Ockershausen: This is a great story. David Carpenter: At the seventh inning stretch, my mom decided it was time for me to arrive. They whisk her off to the hospital. I'm now, on my place of birth, is St. Louis, Missouri. A Ockershausen: What year was that, David? David Carpenter: 1947. A Ockershausen: Wow, and the war is over and you're almost a war baby, but you did miss that. David Carpenter: Just missed that. A Ockershausen: Your dad was quite involved in Oklahoma, was he not, with Phillips? David Carpenter: Yeah, my father was a ... Actually, he's from Arkansas originally. He was- A Ockershausen: You're from all over aren't you? David Carpenter: We're from everywhere. They're still trying to figure out exactly our lineage. He was from Arkansas. He went to a school that had a total of eight boys in the school. They won the state basketball championship three years running. A Ockershausen: Of Arkansas state? David Carpenter: In Arkansas, based on, solely on him. First of all he was a big man. He was about six eight. This was in high school. Two, he was just one of those gifted athletes. A Ockershausen: He could do everything. David Carpenter: He could do everything. He went on to play for ... First of all, he's in the Arkansas Hall of Fame. He was inducted at the same time with Joe Garagiolo and Bear Bryant. A Ockershausen: Oh, my. David Carpenter: Which was a pretty good group to be sitting at the head table with. Went on to play with Phillips 66. Which was the AAU Powerhouse. A Ockershausen: That was a big deal. Ft. Wayne had a team. They played all over the Midwest. David Carpenter: Right, Akron, they were ... It was a precursor to the pros. A Ockershausen: That's right. It was as step up.

John Bolton and Dave Carpenter join me from Craft Beer and Brewing Magazine to talk about brewing lagers.  We cover the major procedures and techniques needed to brew a good lager including considerations like refrigeration, starter size and avoiding off flavors. Note: You can find the full episode with show notes here.

John Bolton and Dave Carpenter join me from Craft Beer and Brewing Magazine to talk about brewing lagers.  We cover the major procedures and techniques needed to brew a good lager including considerations like refrigeration, starter size and avoiding off flavors. Note: You can find the full episode with show notes here.

Dave Carpenter joins us to talk Dead Bounty and much more. www.deadbounty.com

Guitarist/songwriter/producer Jay Graydon talks about his pedal board, his wire choir and his Grammy award winning deuces.