Podcast appearances and mentions of Dave Clements

Dave Clements is a policy adviser, writer, and parent of a child diagnosed with ADHD and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Despite a longstanding scepticism about the claims made about the increase in these and other similar conditions, since becoming a father he has been forced to question his views. Clements describes his son's condition as something that ‘runs through him like a stick of rock'. ASD, in particular, can have a profound effect on children and their families. And yet, as Dave tells us in his forthcoming book, there seems to be something else going on, too. He is struck by the record numbers of pupils being labelled as ‘neurodiverse', having special educational needs (SEN) or struggling with anxiety and attendance issues. Do we know what normal is anymore, he asks? The book is less about providing answers than posing uncomfortable questions. Are we in danger of making identities out of disorders? Why do some parents appear oddly eager that their children be labelled neurodiverse? Has SEN become a hold-all category for too many different kinds of issues and conditions, and thus an unhelpful term? At a time when schools struggle to fund SEN provision, is a growing ‘awareness' of neurodiverse, and other similar conditions, part of the problem or the solution? Are there other reasons for the increasing rates of referral and diagnosis, and for rising numbers of children needing support in class? As the SEN agenda becomes a greater part of the school experience, is teacher autonomy being undermined by the expectation that they follow scripts produced by SENCOs and SEN departments for some pupils and lessons? How are mainstream schools expected to cope with students who are unable to regulate themselves against sudden, intense, and uncontrolled expressions of emotion or aggression? Instead of experts being brought in to teach teachers how to teach pupils with neurodiverse conditions or other special educational needs – wouldn't it be better if experts taught these kids in specialist schools? Or is the problem of inclusion, and the variety and nature of the needs children bring to the classroom, more complicated than that? SPEAKER Dave Clements writer and policy adviser; contributing co-editor, The Future of Community

010 - All Aboard There's a whole lot of sheet involved here, and very little is understood. But that's the feywild for you. Between a cat, a crabbit, and a big beetle, we might be able to get to the bottom of it… but probably not. Featuring the vocal talents of: Amanda Clements, Ben Avery, Celeste Mora, Dave Clements, John Harju, John-Michel Bilezikian, Josiah Crandall, and Katherine Bilezikian Theme song by: AC the Bard, Amanda Clements, and Haryu-Shi Editors note: this episode unfortunately lacks the bells and whistles of sfx & mixing, but the cleaned up and edited audio is here for you. Please be sure to listen to the beginning of this episode for an important announcement. You can find more information on our Patreon.

009 - In The Air Tonight Can you feel it? The feywild remains as mysterious as ever, but there's nothing that a snack and a cup of tea can't fix! Unless the problem is a friend missing their skin and other members of your party wandering off alone. In that case, the party isn't sure of the cure. Featuring the vocal talents of: Amanda Clements, Ben Avery, Celeste Mora, Dave Clements, John Harju, John-Michel Bilezikian, Josiah Crandall, and Katherine Bilezikian Theme song by: AC the Bard, Amanda Clements, and Haryu-Shi Edit by: Katherine Bilezikian SFX & Music from Epidemic Sound.

008 - You're Lion to Me The ground is purple, time is distance, and things might be getting back into order. At least for an inch (minute?). Until we learn about even bigger problems that are coming after the party and show no signs of stopping. Featuring the vocal talents of: Amanda Clements, Ben Avery, Celeste Mora, Dave Clements, John Harju, John-Michel Bilezikian, Josiah Crandall, and Katherine Bilezikian Theme song by: AC the Bard, Amanda Clements, and Haryu-Shi Edit by: Katherine Bilezikian SFX & Music from Epidemic Sound.

007 - Into the Feywild And we're off on an adventure! After successfully making it into the Feywild, the party encounters some unique situations as they continue on their quest to find poor Skellene's skin. Maybe the local town will hold the answers they seek. Featuring the vocal talents of: Amanda Clements, Ben Avery, Celeste Mora, Dave Clements, John Harju, John-Michel Bilezikian, Josiah Crandall, and Katherine Bilezikian Theme song by: AC the Bard, Amanda Clements, and Haryu-Shi Edit by: Katherine Bilezikian SFX & Music from Epidemic Sound.

006 - Are You My Mother? Nothing like a trip to the necromancer to really lighten the mood and lift the spirits… literally! Things don't exactly go as planned when returning to Nick, but the party takes it all in stride. Featuring the vocal talents of: Amanda Clements, Ben Avery, Celeste Mora, Dave Clements, John Harju, John-Michel Bilezikian, Josiah Crandall, and Katherine Bilezikian Theme song by: AC the Bard, Amanda Clements, and Haryu-Shi Edit by: Katherine Bilezikian SFX & Music from Epidemic Sound.

005 - There, But Not There The party chases after Zellene, who wakes from a deep sleep convinced that she has to return home. Reality, time, and everyone's understanding of the arcane might be challenged by the time it's all over. Featuring the vocal talents of: Amanda Clements, Ben Avery, Celeste Mora, Dave Clements, John Harju, John-Michel Bilezikian, Josiah Crandall, and Katherine Bilezikian Theme song by: AC the Bard, Amanda Clements, and Haryu-Shi Edit by: Katherine Bilezikian SFX & Music from Epidemic Sound.

004 - Foot Inn Mouth The party can't help but pick up new strays where ever they go, and lose money at the same time it seems. With time to kill before returning to Dr. Nick, there's no telling how much trouble they can get into. Featuring the vocal talents of: Amanda Clements, Ben Avery, Celeste Mora, Dave Clements, John Harju, John-Michel Bilezikian, Josiah Crandall, and Katherine Bilezikian Theme song by: AC the Bard, Amanda Clements, and Haryu-Shi Edit by: Katherine Bilezikian SFX & Music from Epidemic Sound.

003 - A Bakers Dozen Seven friends and too many pieces of recovered rat head off to see Dr. Nick in hopes of finding a fix for Zellene's new cosmetic problem. Results may vary. Featuring the vocal talents of: Amanda Clements, Ben Avery, Celeste Mora, Dave Clements, John Harju, John-Michel Bilezikian, Josiah Crandall, and Katherine Bilezikian Theme song by: AC the Bard, Amanda Clements, and Haryu-Shi Edit by: Katherine Bilezikian SFX & Music from Epidemic Sound.

002 - I Found It! Bringing new meaning to 'Don't lose your head!', Zellene's gone and lost her skin instead. While Fenwyck and Ebb take an interesting approach to solving the problem, the crew decides to seek outside help. Featuring the vocal talents of: Amanda Clements, Ben Avery, Celeste Mora, Dave Clements, John Harju, John-Michel Bilezikian, Josiah Crandall, and Katherine Bilezikian Theme song by: AC the Bard, Amanda Clements, and Haryu-Shi Edit by: Katherine Bilezikian SFX & Music from Epidemic Sound.

The time has finally arrived... the first release of Playing Games with Strangers second campaign, Nightmares & Dreamscapes! 001 - The Story Begins Unpleasant nightmares, chance encounters, and perhaps some proof that mice really are smarter than all of us. Meet some of the newest adventurers in Fandiria as they make their way to the festival in Para'Va. Unfortunately, enjoying the party may have to wait until more pressing matters get handled. Featuring the vocal talents of:Amanda Clements, Ben Avery, Celeste Mora, Dave Clements, John Harju, John-Michel Bilezikian, Josiah Crandall, and Katherine Bilezikian Theme song by: AC the Bard, Amanda Clements, and Haryu-Shi Edit by: Katherine Bilezikian SFX & Music from Epidemic Sound.

Happy Halloween from Podcast Insider! Join Mike Dell and Dave Clements from the Blubrry team as they recount the most haunting experiences in podcasting in this Halloween special. From forgotten "record" buttons to complicated RSS feeds, each story offers insights and lessons that every podcaster can appreciate. Listen in for laughs, shivers, and valuable tips to help you avoid these common podcasting pitfalls. Dave's Podcasting Missteps Interview fail: forgot to hit record on a Geek This! interview with a filmmaker. Unexpected guest struggles: a voice actor on PGwS was unprepared for her D&D role. Mike's Customer Horror Stories "Be Everywhere" strategy gone wrong: a customer juggling multiple podcast hosting platforms. Unintended mishap: a major podcaster's Apple listing went down due to keyword stuffing—just as he scored massive publicity. Lessons Learned Always check your equipment before recording. Stick with a single, consistent RSS feed to avoid confusion and delays. If moving to a new website platform, consult Blubrry support for a smooth transition. What podcasting nightmare have you experienced that you can share with the team so that we can warn our podcast community? Listen now to discover how to turn these horror stories into useful podcasting tips!

We're touching on nostalgia with the release of X-Men '97 on Disney+! AI-Generated Summary The podcast episode begins with hosts Dave Clements and David Hunt giving a brief introduction of their show, "Geek This," which covers a wide range of pop culture topics focusing primarily on movies, TV shows, comic books, and video games. Dave Clements kicks off the conversation by sharing his latest geeky endeavor, playing the remastered "Crisis Core," a prequel game to "Final Fantasy VII" initially released on the PSP. David Hunt, who is less enthusiastic about RPGs, admits to not having played the "Final Fantasy" series much but discusses his limited experience with the franchise. David Hunt then delves into his current fascination, which surprisingly isn't typical of the show's usual topics. He's geeking out over the band Twenty One Pilots and their newly released single "Overcompensate," along with the band's broader lore and thematic content hidden within their albums. The hosts discuss the unique storytelling and augmented reality game-like elements embedded in the band's music and cover art, highlighting their appreciation for artistic depth. After their music discussion, the hosts shift their focus to the main topic of the podcast: the newly released "X-Men '97" animated series on Disney+. They reminisce about the original 1992 "X-Men: The Animated Series," its memorable theme song, and personal connections to the X-Men franchise. Both hosts share their stories related to the series' action figures and their experiences watching the show in their early years. As they continue to reflect on the original series, the hosts talk about their favorite characters and the show's take on more complex themes and parallels to civil rights, applauding the meaningful content continuing in the new series. They address some criticisms viewers have expressed online over changes in character designs and elements of wokeness in the new series, which they find humorous and off-base. Then they transition into discussing the performances of the characters in "X-Men '97," comparing voice actors and their portrayals of the characters. There is a particular focus on Cyclops being portrayed as a "square," which leads to a broader discussion about the character's qualities. Additionally, they ponder the impact of the Storm character losing her powers early in the new series and speculate on the duration of this plot point. Towards the end of the episode, the hosts express a desire to see more animated Marvel content that explores different characters and stories. They then announce their plans for future podcast content, revealing their upcoming series "Now This Is Franchising," starting with the 2002 "Spider-Man" film. In the final moments, Dave Clements calls on the audience to provide feedback and participate in the podcast community via email, the website, and social media. The episode concludes with the hosts sharing their enthusiasm for the continuation of "X-Men '97" and their plans to revisit the original animated series.

We watched DUNE: PART TWO, so we have to talk about it! Also, we've decided to take an unedited approach to the show. If you like it, let us know. If you hate it, let us know! What we're geeking this week PlayStation Portal Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core Delicious in Dungeon (Netflix) AI-Generated Show Summary The episode begins with host Dave Clements greeting the audience and joking about a beeping noise that startled him. His co-host, David Hunt, chimes in, albeit a bit awkwardly, realizing the limitations of podcasting—namely, that the audience can't respond to his queries. Dave Clements is going through the keto diet again and is struggling with cravings, particularly when seeing foods he can't have because of his diet. David Hunt sympathizes, noting how difficult it is to diet with children at home who aren't following the same eating plan. The conversation shifts to what the hosts have been up to. David Hunt shares his experience playing Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core and talks about his new PlayStation Portal, which allows him to play when the TV is occupied by his child. Dave has returned to rotating streaming services, settling on Netflix with ads to save some money. He mentions a new anime he's watching, "Delicious in Dungeon," which combines elements of Dungeons and Dragons and food—a recommendation he makes despite the challenge of starting keto. Their talk turns toward Netflix streaming, with Dave Clements expressing his frustration over rewatching shows when his preference leans toward new content. The two friends joke about their partners rewatching their favorite shows on streaming services. The conversation then leads into the main topic of the episode: a review of Denis Villeneuve's Dune films. Both hosts disclose their lack of exposure to the Dune universe before the recent films. Dave attempted to watch the 1984 version by David Lynch but couldn't get into it. David Hunt hadn't seen the earlier film, mini-series, or read the book, and his knowledge was primarily through secondary sources like the Sci-Fi Christian podcast. Approaching Villeneuve's "Dune Part One," both hosts were excited. David Hunt hadn't seen it in theaters due to life getting in the way but caught up on the first film right before the second one was released. Dave watched Dune as soon as it came out on HBO Max, but it took a few tries to get through it without falling asleep. Dave discusses the grand visuals and designs of the movie and the use of practical effects. David Hunt expresses that watching the second movie helped him better appreciate the first one, as they should be watched as a single entity. Both hosts find the movie visually stunning and well-acted but admit the storyline was dense and at times hard to follow. Turning the discussion to "Dune Part Two," Dave says he enjoyed Paul's character more this time because of his character arc. However, he struggled with understanding some of Paul's motivations and actions. He appreciated Zendaya's character and was impressed by a big twist in the film involving Paul's mother. Dave mentions being impressed by the sandworms, sharing a piece of trivia about the failed attempt to utilize practical effects for a riding scene ultimately generated digitally. He's intrigued by the larger universe and is open to exploring more of it. Before closing the episode, the hosts invite their audience to send feedback and content suggestions. They address that previous episodes can be found on the podcast website and hint at re-releasing earlier content. The hosts express their love for engaging with their listeners and mention potential future series on other movie franchises. The episode ends with the hosts bidding farewell until the next episode.

The award-winning photographer and screenwriter’s work has appeared on the covers of every major newspaper, Time, and Newsweek. Renso recently turned an artistic self-help exercise into a collection of street photography, “I Saw You In New Orleans.” Having worked in war zones around the world, the nine-year Navy veteran once again demonstrates courage under fire as he sits down with the Troubled Men. Topics include a triumphant return, SXSW, CC Adcock, Mojo Nixon, Joey Spampinato, Jerome Deupree, a Dave Clements gig, a failed recall drive, a new petition, the New Orleans Book Festival, Bill Gates accusations, Epstein Island, Keith Duncan, a Broadway cruise to Bermuda, a name explored, family, a first camera, the smoking area, metal bands, GWAR, a Navy recruiter, swimming underwater, a New Orleans assignment, New Year’s in Naples, a photographic rebirth, negative space, art within limitations, pandemic street art, and much more. Intro music: "Just Keeps Raining" by Styler/Coman Break Music: "Gilligan's Island Theme" Outro Music: "The Morning After (Theme from the Posidon Adventure)" by Muareen McGovern Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s T-shirts & tanks here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook GR8 ESCAPE BAKING COMPANY Promo Code:TROUBLED15 Renso Amariz Homepage Renso Amariz Instagram Renso Amariz Books

When a scheduled guest falls ill at the eleventh hour, it’s once more unto the breach for the Troubled Men. Fulfilling the foundational axiom of showbiz, they open their notebooks, fall back on their instincts, and talk up a storm. Snake & Jake’s head honcho Dave Clements makes an early cameo, but this episode is Double Troubled, stem to stern. You asked for it. You got it. Don’t say we didn’t warn you. Topics include a change of plans, the men’s room, toddler t-shirts, a nightmare, the Plowed Boys, Blue Velvet Studio, a day of infamy, a traumatized age group, a first girlfriend, a porn priest returns, saving souls, the Loose Cattle recording sessions, John Angello, Jay Gonzalez, Wadzilla lives, Troubled Men t-shirts, early episodes, a 2-week binge, a harsh interrogation technique, a word search gone wrong, a kid’s birthday party, the Urine Destroyer, a campaign announcement, unknown candidates, political hot water, a chicken heir flames out, an ethics lapse, West Side Story, a conversion, ritual circumcision, and much more. Intro music: "Just Keeps Raining" by Styler/Coman Break Music: "It's Too Late To Die Young" from "Pothole Heart" by Luke Spurr Allen featuring Happy Talk Band Outro Music: "Tonight" from "Little Houses In Space" by the Geraniums Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook GR8 ESCAPE BAKING COMPANY Promo Code:TROUBLED15

This week, Dave Clements joins us to tell us the amazing story of completing both Celtman and the Beyond the Ultimate Namibia 5 day Ultramarathon. Impressive enough, until you discover that Dave's training is disrupted by spending 4 weeks at a time living in a tiny pressurised container under water, while he works as a commercial deep sea diver ! SponsorsLike what you heard in this interview? Join hundreds of other age group triathletes making the most of their limited training time, training with Team OxygenAddict! http://team.oxygenaddict.com - The most comprehensive triathlon coaching program for busy age groupers. To find out more, You can book a zoom, phone or skype call with Rob or the Team here Watch on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TeamOxygenaddictListen on Spotify: http://bit.ly/OATriPodSpotifyListen on Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/OATriPodiTunesprecisionfuelandhydration.comThis show is brought to you by Precision Fuel & Hydration, who have a range of tools and products to help you personalise your fuelling and hydration strategy so that you can perform at your best. Take the FREE Fuel & Hydration Planner to get a personalised race nutrition planBook a free 20-minute hydration and fueling strategy video consultationDidn't catch the discount code to get 15% off your first order of fuelling and hydration products, drop Andy and the team an email at hello@pfandh.com and they'll be happy to help youUseful Blogs:Why sodium is crucial to athletes performing at their bestWhy do athletes suffer from cramp?How much carbohydrate do athletes need per hour?Which energy products are right for you?Check out Precision Fuel and Hydration on social channels here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/precisionfandh/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/precisionfandhTwitter: https://twitter.com/precisionfandh

112822 Prof Dave Clements On His Epic Speech To Maricopa County Today WOW MUST LISTEN by Kate Dalley

The writer, educator, and author of "They Called Us River Rats: The Last Batture Settlement of New Orleans" has lived on the thin strip of land on the Mississippi River-side of the levee since he stumbled onto the hidden enclave after a chance encounter at the Maple Leaf Bar decades ago. Now he chronicles the history, folkways, and legends of the area with a personal memoir of his life on the margins. Macon is comfortable living in constant jeopardy, so he’s cool as a catfish when he sits down with the Troubled Men. Topics include election day sensations, a silent partner, the Clempire, a campaign ad idea, Po Boy Fest, Hubig’s pies, an old flame, Dave Clements, a Virginia childhood, a first rental, Wavelength magazine, a teaching job, Fortier High School, a word origin, batture commerce, goats, the heyday, the decline, squatters, mail service, the big teardown, hurricanes, flood stage, river sounds, Oliver Houck, Gemini parties, John Mooney, a french fry fight, book royalties, new friends, power lines, changes in New Orleans, a bone-in pork chop sandwich, and much more. Intro music: "Just Keeps Raining" by Styler/Coman Break Music: "Sacred Ground" from "Son & Moon" by John Mooney Outro Music: "Standing Still" from "Truth of the Matter" by John Mooney Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Macon Fry Facebook Macon Fry Homepage

Three children head out into the woods to find a missing boy but end up stumbling upon something supernatural. We used the Kids On Bikes system for this bonus episode, as we have with a couple of others. We really like the simplicity of it and how it facilitates more immersive roleplay. You can learn more about Kids On Bikes on the Hunters Entertainment website. Episode Engineers: John Harju & Dave Clements

Yes indeedy! David Hunt and Dave Clements are getting back together behind microphones in order to talk about movies!

Dave Clements, Retail Director for dunnhumby, talks with Sandra Stanley, Chief Data Science Officer, about all things data science - how it can help give retailers and brands a competitive edge, and why it's the 'sexiest job in the world'!

The latest Official Everton Podcast is celebrating the relationship between the Football Club and the United States of America. Darren Griffiths, Dave Prentice and Gavin Buckland take an irreverent look at past tours of the States and discuss the players from across the pond who have played for the Blues. With personal recollections and anecdotes, plus a plethora of stats, facts and figures from Gavin, the USA Special is a perfect way to kill an hour while you wait for the Blues opening game against Arsenal! Men like Roger Kenyon, Dave Clements, Terry Darracott, Preki and Joe-Max Moore all get a mention – as does the ground-breaking tour to USA of 1961. There's also audio input from Tim Howard, Landon Donavan, Brian McBride, Paul Rideout and the current coach, Gregg Berhalter, who recalls the time he played for Everton reserves.

King James and the Special Men’s hold on the Monday night old-school r&b scene at BJ’s, Sidney’s Saloon, and the Saturn Bar lasted over a decade, leaving behind an LP and a handful of singles featuring the Lost Bayou Ramblers’ Louis Michot, Layla McCalla, and Alynda Segarra of Hurray for the Riff Raff. Now mastermind Jimmy Horn heads Special Man Industries, producing perfumes, incense, and other sundries for his discriminating clientele worldwide. Listen in as the Special Man joins the Troubled Men to contemplate the state of civilization. Topics include an inside job, Roe v. Wade, the coat hanger business, Twitter, Dominicans, a debutante party, white suits, Rotary Downs, Midnight Oil, dry cleaning, a dog park, cottage core, a road trip to New Orleans, pioneer stock, Mormon wives, a word problem, Seattle, the LeDale Hotel, a pimp, a dancer, Washboard Lisa, the Quarter scene, Chris “Showtime” Davis, Rashid Akbar, Dave Clements, Jessie Mae Hemphill, Ernie and Antoinette K-Doe, a transformation, jumpsuits, personnel changes, singles, retirement, the value of art, smoking, work philosophy, pandemic benefits, and much more. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break and Outro music: "Baby Girl" and "The End Is Near" from "Act Like You Know" by King James and the Special Men Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Special Man Industries Homepage Potions, Powders, and Sundries Instagram The Special Man Instagram

The virtuoso guitarist and composer with Woodenhead and the New Orleans Guitar Masters has spent a lifetime exploring the possibilities of the instrument. He’s scaled the heights of instrumental jazz/rock with Woodenhead and luxuriated in the introspection of his solo acoustic work, all while swimming against the pop music tide. Tonight Jimmy paddles as fast as he can to keep his head above the turbulent waters of the Troubled Men Podcast. Topics include Esai Morales, a staycation, airfares, random gunplay, a fan encounter, Julee Cruise RIP, David Lynch, wigging out, Ejaculation at the Celebration of Life, a lost guitar, Lake Terrace, the Beatles, Yoko Ono, the Greek Fountains, Audubon Park concerts, Black River, Cranston and Dave Clements, music school, Sex Dog, Rick Wigginton, Layla Musslewhite, Keith Keller, a live recording, L’li Queenie, Ford’s Place, Ron Cuccia’s Jazz Poetry, Peter Holsapple, Susan Cowsill, the White Album, Lenny Breau, the Police, Ole Man River’s, the Lafitte Artist’s Complex, property ownership, and much more. Intro music: Styler/Coman Incidental music: "Falling" from "Floating Into the Night" by Julee Cruise Break music: "Severly Blue" from "Woodenhead Live at Tipitina's" Outro music: "Can't Stop Drinking" from "Guitarworks" by Jimmy Robinson Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Jimmy Robinson Homepage Jimmy Robinson Facebook

Dave Clements, Retail Director for dunnhumby, talks with Julie Jeancolas, Head of Media and Customer Engagement Solutions, about all things retail media - why it's grown in importance for retailers and brands, the key factors for success, and how data and technology can help give retailers a competitive edge.

The Troubled Nation gathers at Snake & Jake’s Christmas Club Lounge to celebrate the milestone, as guests and supporters join Manny and René to reminisce about the first 200 episodes and look forward to the future. The Struggle Continues! Topics include a French Quarter Fest recap, Earth Day, the Soul Bowl, Jude Acers, Sidney Smith, the Youngbloods, ‘60s music festivals, Bill Graham, chess with Jamie Foxx, Ouija boards, a ghost story, a favorite episode, Doug Belote, Chris Rose, common sense, Putin, Gina Phillips, new sculptures, Chris Champagne, city politics, Carlo Nuccio, the NFL draft, online gambling, the Saints’ future, John Wayne, big announcements, Dave Clements, Jeff Treffinger, good hair, a patio upgrade, scams, a junior prom, Craig Yokum, Dave Turgeon/Dee Slut, John Swenson, Michael Deas, Natasha Sanchez, art school, Pratt Institute, “Art School Confidential,” starving artists, Renoir, a multimedia world tour, Suzanne Charbonnet, Tony Green, Rob Rothman, a car accident, Charity Hospital, an orchid, Reese’s candy, Malort, and much more. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: "Red Cadillac" from "Hope Is Not For The Weak," "This Is About This" and "Orbit Of Blame" from "This Is About This" by the Geraniums Outro music: "Sensible Shoes" from "Little Houses In Space" by the Geraniums Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Jude Acers Facebook Sidney Smith Facebook Gina Phillips Facebook Chris Champagne Facebook Snake and Jake's Facebook Jeff Treffinger Facebook Michael Deas Facebook Natasha Sanchez Facebook Suzanne Charbonnet Facebook

Dave Clements, Retail Director for dunnhumby, sits down with Emily Turner, Consulting Director, Customer Engagement and Media, to discuss all things customer first and personalisation. They talk about what does personalisation really means, how it has evolved, and take a look at who's doing it well, and the challenges you need to overcome to get it right.

033122 Prof Dave Clements How The Election Fraud Worked Like Drug Traffic by Kate Dalley

Dave Clements, Retail Director for dunnhumby and David Ciancio, Head of Grocery for dunnhumby sit down to discuss key insights from the dunnhumby Consumer Pulse Survey, a two-year worldwide study of the impact of COVID-19 on customer attitudes and behavior across 23 countries.

The record producer and recording engineer had spent years working with bands including the Pixies, Frank Black, and the Breeders before taking over the fabled Studio In The Country and returning it to its former glory. The recent release of the Geraniums’ “Hope Is Not For The Weak” represents the final 10 years of material recorded with him there at the mixing board. Always unflappable, Ben joins the Troubled Men in the hornets’ nest of Snake and Jake’s Christmas Club Lounge for a good going over. Topics include the Clempire, last week’s episode, kids in wells, a Dave Clements cameo, a health kick, Mardi Gras, a Krewe Du Vieux party, a milk miracle, the Iguanas at Chickie Wah Wah, a remote recording, cutting cable, switching insurance, a Jesuit education, the Plaza in Lake Forest, school showers, a teenage band, Scott Durbin, engineer training, Chris Finney, Mike Napolitano, Kingsway Studio, Trina Shoemaker, Karen Brady, O’Henry Studios, Sound City, tour fatigue, moving to the Truck Farm, Kim Deal’s house, working with the Breeders, Debbie Farmer, an echo chamber, a good vibe, Dash Rip Rock, professionals, amateurs, a session band, Stan Ridgway, Daemon Shea, the last Circle Bar gig, One South Lark, All Girl Band, and much more. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “This Is About This” by The Geraniums Outro music: “St. Claude Avenue” from “Hope Is Not For The Weak” by The Geraniums Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Wear here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram The Geraniums Bandcamp Ben Mumphrey Facebook Ben Mumphrey Homepage

Dave Clements, Retail Director for dunnhumby and David Ciancio, Head of Grocery for dunnhumby discuss Customer First business practices for how grocery retailers can respond to inflation.

Before we dive back into the main narrative, John, JS, and Dave took to the microphones for a candid conversation. It's a peek behind the ol' curtain as They discuss insights on John's vision, where the cast is at within his planned campaign and other tangential discussions regarding Playing Games with Strangers. "Playing Games with Strangers Theme" by Steven Arthur Episode engineer: Dave Clements

Dave Clements talks with Neeraj Gehani, Global Product Director - Personalization Science, Measurement and Insights at dunnhumby about what Customer First means in Retail Media and shares some info on the new dunnhumby retail media platform.

The radio personality, bar owner (Circle Bar, Lakeside Lounge NYC), and rock ’n’ roll musicologist moved to the punk rock ground zero of 1977 Lower East Side at age 18, meeting the Cramps, the Ramones, Richard Hell, and Lester Bangs on his very first day in town. His original WFMU radio show (’85-’97) established an outlet for unhinged rockers, blues wailers, greaseball classics, and instrumental madness from his massive collection of 45s and 78s. His new The Hound NYC radio show and Hound Howl podcast carry on that same love of music from the edge. The Hound brings his unvarnished opinions and acerbic wit as he joins the Troubled Men for a stroll through the rubble of memory lane. Topics include a Susan Cowsill Christmas concert, Thanksgiving, a new variant, mob influence, Paterson, N.J., Bud Abbott’s FBI file, life in Florida, Miriam Linna, the Contortions, Lydia Lunch, Robert Quine, Bradley Fields, the Home for Teenage Dirt, record collecting, the Dead Boys, Alex Chilton, Ned Sublette, x-rated parrot training, legal shooting galleries, Burroughs and Ginsberg, the New York Dolls in Florida, punk cross-pollination, the Sex Pistols, a nickname, Dave Clements, Snake & Jake’s Christmas Club Lounge, Peter Holsapple, rare records, giving up, Jim Dickinson, Lou Whitney, Danny Fields, the Beatles “Get Back,” Gene Clark, and much more. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: "Justine" by Don and Dewey Outro music: "The Wind" by Nolan Strong and The Diablos Support the podcast here. Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Wear here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podacst Instagram The Hound WFMU Radio Archive ('85-95) The Hound Radio Show Homepage The Hound Howl Podcast The Hound Facebook

As Callum operates on Wilder to remove whatever crawled inside him, a hard decision must be made with unknown consequences. Music and SFX by Pixabay, Tabletop Audio, Podcast Music AND STORYBLOCKS Playing Games with Strangers Theme by Steve Arthur Episode engineers: John Harju & Dave Clements

Upon finding Christopher alive at the bugbear camp, the Party learns there may be more at play than they expect as they enter a nearby cave to investigate. Music and SFX by Pixabay, Tabletop Audio, Podcast Music AND STORYBLOCKS Playing Games with Strangers Theme by Steve Arthur Episode engineers: John Harju & Dave Clements

Thanks for listening to the BattleFest podcast - you can support us by subscribing, sharing and leaving us a review. Check back next week for more recordings from the Battle of Ideas festival 2021. IS THE NHS FIT FOR PURPOSE? A new #BattleFest recording from the Battle of Ideas festival 2021:
https://www.battleofideas.org.uk/session/is-the-nhs-fit-for-purpose/ How can we solve the problems of the NHS? Is it simply a matter of providing extra resources, or is the way those resources are used a problem, too? Do we expect too much from the NHS? And with some observers likening the NHS to a national religion, are politicians brave enough to have a proper debate about reform? Listen to Parth Patel, Professor Karol Sikora, Christopher Snowdon, Dolly Theis and Dave Clements discuss. Thanks for listening to the BattleFest podcast - you can support us by subscribing, sharing and leaving us a review.

After a successful battle against the monster claiming to be Wilder's mentor, The Party moves on toward the bugbear village. More is revealed to them in the form of Aelin's dreams. Music and SFX by Pixabay, Tabletop Audio, Podcast Music AND STORYBLOCKS Playing Games with Strangers Theme by Steve Arthur Episode engineers: JS Earls & Dave Clements

With Wilder vanishing into a tent, Callum heads in for a rescue while the rest of the party takes on a clown with a sinister laugh. Stumblefoot's fate continues to hang in the balance. Music and SFX by Pixabay, Tabletop Audio, and Podcast MusicPlaying Games with Strangers Theme by Steve Arthur Episode engineer: Dave Clements

Following news of the Sanders and Bulger tribes headed to war with each other, The Party ventures on to assist in any way possible. As you might expect, something dark and mysterious has other plans in store for them. Music and SFX by Pixabay, Tabletop Audio, and Podcast MusicPlaying Games with Strangers Theme by Steve Arthur Episode engineer: Dave Clements

The Party heads to Stumblefoot's church at Orbog's behest, to see if they can help remove the shadow creature from Callum. Aelin returns to Only On Tuesdays, and Wilder continues to wrestle with the ghost of his past. Ambient music and SFX by Pixabay, and Tabletop AudioPlaying Games with Strangers Theme by Steve Arthur Episode engineer: Dave Clements

Concern and worry has turned to rage, and they discuss the ever nearing debt ceiling.    Our guests are: Mike Lindell, Dave Clements, Frank Gaffney Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 07/26/2021 Watch: On the Web: http://www.warroom.org On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews

Concern and worry has turned to rage, and they discuss the ever nearing debt ceiling.    Our guests are: Mike Lindell, Dave Clements, Frank Gaffney Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 07/26/2021 Watch: On the Web: http://www.warroom.org On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews

It is with a heavy heart to re-publish one of our favorite episodes from 2016 recorded remotely from Snake & Jakes, featuring guests Brian ‘Griper' Nugent - RIP- and Dave Clements, recorded and mixed by Griper remotely from the infamous New Orleans dive bar Snake & Jakes that was a second home for us in our early New Orleans years. We tell the origin story hear. And we get to hear Griper's voice, for those of us who are yearning for that in this moment, following his recent passing. Enjoy. Share. Love.

If you're not a web novice, it can be hard to know when to update your podcast website. So, so many podcasters are doing their show because they are passionate and knowledgeable on their topic, but that doesn't mean they are familiar with all the behind the scenes tasks that are required to make the podcast run well. If you're not sure on how to manage your podcast website, you're not alone. Mike Dell and Dave Clements, from Blubrry support, go over some of the basics to keep your website running smoothly. Of course, they also dive into some new celebrity podcasts, hackers in podcasting and money spent on podcast advertising. Just a note, Mike does say this is episode 231 at the beginning, but it is in fact, episode 232. Thanks for joining us on this episode of Podcast Insider. Looking to be a guest on the show? Let us know. Recorded live from two well-separated and socially distanced podcast studios in central Indiana and northern Michigan; here’s Podcast Insider. News: Several podcast companies were on the receiving end of a DDOS attack earlier this week. James Cridland from Podnews.net talked to the ‘hackers’. Acast has purchased Radio Public. President Obama and Bruce Springsteen will be hosting a show together on Spotify. Gimlet’s Reply All host PJ Vogt steps away and more. Talk radio host Rush Limbaugh passes away at 70. The top advertisers in podcasting for January 2021. Best Practice: Keeping your website up-to-date Update the following when it calls for it. Plugins Themes WordPress itself Remove any unused themes and plugins Blubrry News: Exciting things coming in PowerPress soon! Recent blog post: Always Ask Your Audience March is International Women's Month, look out for posts on our social media and directory for shows. Question(s) of the Week: Question: What have you found the best way of starting an introduction in a podcast episode? Answer: Just start. I know that is too easy; what I like to do is say hi and quick welcome to the episode.  Sometimes I go over what is going to be in the episode if it’s many things, and I use a saying at the beginning of my personal shows. Some people edit a quote out of something in the middle of the show as a “cold open”. Some play music (legal music like we do), and some just get right into it. It shouldn’t take more than 30 seconds to get into the content. Again, this is totally dependent on what your show is about, the format that YOU choose. Playing Games with Strangers with Dave Clements On the next Podcast Help Desk episode: Free podcast hosting. Is it really a viable option? https://www.podcasthelpdesk.com ______________ Promo code INSIDER for a free month at Blubrry.com Coming at you this week from Blubrry Studios in northern and southern Michigan. Produced by the Blubrry Pro-Production team. Schedule a one-on-one with Todd (hosting customers only). Email todd@blubrry.com Schedule a tech checkup with Mike (hosting customers only). Email mike@blubrry.com Let us know you’d like to be Podcaster of the Month or a guest on the show. Email mackenzie@blubrry.com Send us your podcast sticker and a self-address stamped envelope (SASE) and we will send you a Blubrry care package. Our mailing address is: Blubrry – MacKenzie 150 E. Campus View Blvd. #180 Columbus, Ohio 43235

If you're not a web novice, it can be hard to know when to update your podcast website. So, so many podcasters are doing their show because they are passionate and knowledgeable on their topic, but that doesn't mean they are familiar with all the behind the scenes tasks that are required to make the podcast run well. If you're not sure on how to manage your podcast website, you're not alone. Mike Dell and Dave Clements, from Blubrry support, go over some of the basics to keep your website running smoothly. Of course, they also dive into some new celebrity podcasts, hackers in podcasting and money spent on podcast advertising. Just a note, Mike does say this is episode 231 at the beginning, but it is in fact, episode 232. Thanks for joining us on this episode of Podcast Insider. Looking to be a guest on the show? Let us know. Recorded live from two well-separated and socially distanced podcast studios in central Indiana and northern Michigan; here’s Podcast Insider. News: Several podcast companies were on the receiving end of a DDOS attack earlier this week. James Cridland from Podnews.net talked to the ‘hackers’. Acast has purchased Radio Public. President Obama and Bruce Springsteen will be hosting a show together on Spotify. Gimlet’s Reply All host PJ Vogt steps away and more. Talk radio host Rush Limbaugh passes away at 70. The top advertisers in podcasting for January 2021. Best Practice: Keeping your website up-to-date Update the following when it calls for it. Plugins Themes WordPress itself Remove any unused themes and plugins Blubrry News: Exciting things coming in PowerPress soon! Recent blog post: Always Ask Your Audience March is International Women's Month, look out for posts on our social media and directory for shows. Question(s) of the Week: Question: What have you found the best way of starting an introduction in a podcast episode? Answer: Just start. I know that is too easy; what I like to do is say hi and quick welcome to the episode.  Sometimes I go over what is going to be in the episode if it’s many things, and I use a saying at the beginning of my personal shows. Some people edit a quote out of something in the middle of the show as a “cold open”. Some play music (legal music like we do), and some just get right into it. It shouldn’t take more than 30 seconds to get into the content. Again, this is totally dependent on what your show is about, the format that YOU choose. Playing Games with Strangers with Dave Clements On the next Podcast Help Desk episode: Free podcast hosting. Is it really a viable option? https://www.podcasthelpdesk.com ______________ Promo code INSIDER for a free month at Blubrry.com Coming at you this week from Blubrry Studios in northern and southern Michigan. Produced by the Blubrry Pro-Production team. Schedule a one-on-one with Todd (hosting customers only). Email todd@blubrry.com Schedule a tech checkup with Mike (hosting customers only). Email mike@blubrry.com Let us know you’d like to be Podcaster of the Month or a guest on the show. Email mackenzie@blubrry.com Send us your podcast sticker and a self-address stamped envelope (SASE) and we will send you a Blubrry care package. Our mailing address is: Blubrry – MacKenzie 150 E. Campus View Blvd. #180 Columbus, Ohio 43235

In the first episode of Customer First Radio, Dave Clements, Global Head of Retail for dunnhumby and David Ciancio, Global Head of Grocery for dunnhumby kick off the series by discussing what it means to be a truly Customer First business, share which retailers and brands today embody a Customer First mindset, and examine how Customer First materialized during the pandemic with retailers.

Government has promised to inject a £1.57bn rescue fund into UK arts organisations that have been crippled by COVID-19. But as Britain faces a second wave, the performing arts are still paralysed and self-employed staff in the industry remain jobless. While venues may have been given a financial lifeline, will it be enough to save the people who bring performances to life? On this episode of the Sky News Daily podcast, host Bethany Minelle is joined by actor Adrian Schiller and dancer Fiona Jeffrey to discuss how they're coping in a halted industry with a precarious future. We also speak to theatre veteran Simon Callow about why he believes the show will go on. Plus, we hear from writer Dave Clements about why a cultural escape is essential for our mental health. Daily podcast team:Podcast producer - Annie JoycePodcast producer - Nicola EyersPodcast producer - Emma Rae WoodhouseInterviews producer - Oli FosterArchive - Simon WindsorMusic - Steven Wheeler

SOCIAL POLICY FORUM: Beyond Covid, there are a number of arguments put forward in favour of WFH, from improving wellbeing to cutting down CO2 emissions. It certainly looks hip – as well as a bit Silicon Valley – to write off physical proximity as old-fashioned, and to greet a new regime that is mostly WFH as ‘inevitable’. But what of the wider consequences? Might not your job be shifted elsewhere, where work comes cheaper? What of the impact on high streets and the wider economy? Which of these changes are a consequence of the virus and which were coming anyway? Will they be a temporary arrangement to be abandoned with the passing of the pandemic or will they become a permanent fixture of the New Normal? Adam Garrie, Para Mullan, James Woudhuysen, Dave Clements and Mo Lovatt discuss.

Ash, Danny and Ross are joined by Dave Clements

In this podcast, I talk with Vanessa Jones and Natalie Cook, two recent university grads who are doing research into the effects of climate change in suburban Burnaby, British Columbia. I always find it inspiring to hear stories of young people who, while getting a good education, meet people along the way that influence and change their direction towards finding their mission in life. Both of these researchers studied under Dr. Dave Clements at Trinity Western University. Dr. Clements has been a guest on Science360, and his connections were able to land the funding for this research in the City of Burnaby. Now with their research wrapping up, both look forward to further studies...Vanessa doing graduate research into invasive plant species at UVic and Natalie in GIS at BCIT and dendrochronology at UBC. And if you don't know what those are, neither did I! But Natalie will explain it to you. Enjoy...

Dr. Clements teaches at Trinity Western University in Langley, BC. He is an expert in invasive species, and a wealth of knowledge on all topics concerning the health of our natural world. In this episode, Dr. Clements speaks about invasive plants and animals in the Pacific Northwest, in Hawaii and why it matters. This very interesting talk will leave you noticing the plants in your surroundings and help you realize why interfering with nature by our ruthless invasion of land and sea, leaves us vulnerable to loss of species and viral pandemics.

We hope you're enjoying the live recordings of Podcast Insider on Facebook recently. We're keeping this up until the world calms down a bit. Without a Blubrry podcaster guest this week, we had Dave Clements from the support team join Todd and Mike to discuss how he got started, what he does for the team and more. Before we dive in with Dave, they discuss a few company releases and partnerships, events and tools to stay organized. Thanks for joining us this episode of Podcast Insider. Looking to be a guest on the show? Let us know. Recorded live from three well-separated and socially distant podcast studios in Michigan and Indiana, here’s a Podcast Insider show LIVE. Facebook live recording. This week on Podcast Insider... News: Pros and Cons of Internal Company Podcasts, definitely relevant in today’s world. SquadCast announced a new collaboration with Dolby Sound. Congrats!  Wondery CEO facing an upcoming legal battle, concerning FIFA World Cup TV rights with Fox TV networks. Zencastr removes free tier limits to help home-bound podcasters through the end of coronavirus. Soundbite, a new podcast app designed to ‘help you find hidden gems through bite-sized listens’ is coming soon. Join the waiting list to try it out. The Listen In conference has been postponed until Oct. 5. The one day event was originally scheduled for June 25 in downtown Los Angeles. Top side-hustles for podcasters, from our friends at Podcast Movement. Best Practice: 1st We’re here to help you, the podcasters. That’s why we’re available via email, phone and video. 2nd Here are some useful tools to help you stay organized. Calendly, a great way to handle guest booking. (Todd uses) Schedule Once, also a good way to book calls. (Mike uses) Reaching your audience: Mailchimp, TinyLetter and other email services. Mike and Todd use Google Groups, but it’s not nearly as robust as other options. Google Docs, the almighty online resource for collaboration, especially good for show notes with multiple hosts. And of course if you’re looking for a team to handle these things, head on over to BlubrryPro.com Blubrry News: Beginning last Monday (March 30), Google Podcasts for iOS is tracking separately in stats at Blubrry. You can find Google Podcasts for iOS under Clients in the Blubrry Stats section of the Podcaster Dashboard. Listening habits have changed a bit this spring thanks to this ‘stupid virus’ as James Cridland calls it Just in case you didn’t know, we never sell or share your stats info with anyone. Announcing a new, exciting product next week. Working towards the next release of PowerPress 8.3, featuring a fancy new UI design. Guest co-host: Dave Clements, Support Analyst, from the Blubrry Support team. He’s the host of Geek This! Intro and background, how’d you get into podcasting, what led you to Blubrry, customer support survivor story, recent projects (PP theme). Support: Accidentally added a season to your show in PowerPress? So did we. Double check your settings for Apple Podcasts in the plugin and if you have added a season or two, you can easily edit them out. But, we’re planning now to fix this in a new version of PowerPress. One-on-one consulting with customers is booked two weeks out. Please be patient and we’ll do our absolute best to assist via email and phone. We do have loads of videos here. You don’t need permission, but you probably need some guidance. And by that, we mean please ask us before you move your website to something other than WordPress. There are multiple requirements before moving, and it is way, way easier to do it properly before than to fix after the fact. Promo code INSIDER for a free month at Blubrry.com Coming at you this week from two very separate podcast studios in Michigan. Produced by the Blubrry Pro-Production team. Schedule a one-on-one with Todd (hosting customers only) Email todd@blubrry.com

We hope you're enjoying the live recordings of Podcast Insider on Facebook recently. We're keeping this up until the world calms down a bit. Without a Blubrry podcaster guest this week, we had Dave Clements from the support team join Todd and Mike to discuss how he got started, what he does for the team and more. Before we dive in with Dave, they discuss a few company releases and partnerships, events and tools to stay organized. Thanks for joining us this episode of Podcast Insider. Looking to be a guest on the show? Let us know. Recorded live from three well-separated and socially distant podcast studios in Michigan and Indiana, here’s a Podcast Insider show LIVE. Facebook live recording. This week on Podcast Insider... News: Pros and Cons of Internal Company Podcasts, definitely relevant in today’s world. SquadCast announced a new collaboration with Dolby Sound. Congrats!  Wondery CEO facing an upcoming legal battle, concerning FIFA World Cup TV rights with Fox TV networks. Zencastr removes free tier limits to help home-bound podcasters through the end of coronavirus. Soundbite, a new podcast app designed to ‘help you find hidden gems through bite-sized listens’ is coming soon. Join the waiting list to try it out. The Listen In conference has been postponed until Oct. 5. The one day event was originally scheduled for June 25 in downtown Los Angeles. Top side-hustles for podcasters, from our friends at Podcast Movement. Best Practice: 1st We’re here to help you, the podcasters. That’s why we’re available via email, phone and video. 2nd Here are some useful tools to help you stay organized. Calendly, a great way to handle guest booking. (Todd uses) Schedule Once, also a good way to book calls. (Mike uses) Reaching your audience: Mailchimp, TinyLetter and other email services. Mike and Todd use Google Groups, but it’s not nearly as robust as other options. Google Docs, the almighty online resource for collaboration, especially good for show notes with multiple hosts. And of course if you’re looking for a team to handle these things, head on over to BlubrryPro.com Blubrry News: Beginning last Monday (March 30), Google Podcasts for iOS is tracking separately in stats at Blubrry. You can find Google Podcasts for iOS under Clients in the Blubrry Stats section of the Podcaster Dashboard. Listening habits have changed a bit this spring thanks to this ‘stupid virus’ as James Cridland calls it Just in case you didn’t know, we never sell or share your stats info with anyone. Announcing a new, exciting product next week. Working towards the next release of PowerPress 8.3, featuring a fancy new UI design. Guest co-host: Dave Clements, Support Analyst, from the Blubrry Support team. He’s the host of Geek This! Intro and background, how’d you get into podcasting, what led you to Blubrry, customer support survivor story, recent projects (PP theme). Support: Accidentally added a season to your show in PowerPress? So did we. Double check your settings for Apple Podcasts in the plugin and if you have added a season or two, you can easily edit them out. But, we’re planning now to fix this in a new version of PowerPress. One-on-one consulting with customers is booked two weeks out. Please be patient and we’ll do our absolute best to assist via email and phone. We do have loads of videos here. You don’t need permission, but you probably need some guidance. And by that, we mean please ask us before you move your website to something other than WordPress. There are multiple requirements before moving, and it is way, way easier to do it properly before than to fix after the fact. Promo code INSIDER for a free month at Blubrry.com Coming at you this week from two very separate podcast studios in Michigan. Produced by the Blubrry Pro-Production team. Schedule a one-on-one with Todd (hosting customers only) Email todd@blubrry.com

We hope you're enjoying the live recordings of Podcast Insider on Facebook recently. We're keeping this up until the world calms down a bit. Without a Blubrry podcaster guest this week, we had Dave Clements from the support team join Todd and Mike to discuss how he got started, what he does for the team and more. Before we dive in with Dave, they discuss a few company releases and partnerships, events and tools to stay organized. Thanks for joining us this episode of Podcast Insider. Looking to be a guest on the show? Let us know. Recorded live from three well-separated and socially distant podcast studios in Michigan and Indiana, here’s a Podcast Insider show LIVE. Facebook live recording. This week on Podcast Insider... News: Pros and Cons of Internal Company Podcasts, definitely relevant in today’s world. SquadCast announced a new collaboration with Dolby Sound. Congrats!  Wondery CEO facing an upcoming legal battle, concerning FIFA World Cup TV rights with Fox TV networks. Zencastr removes free tier limits to help home-bound podcasters through the end of coronavirus. Soundbite, a new podcast app designed to ‘help you find hidden gems through bite-sized listens’ is coming soon. Join the waiting list to try it out. The Listen In conference has been postponed until Oct. 5. The one day event was originally scheduled for June 25 in downtown Los Angeles. Top side-hustles for podcasters, from our friends at Podcast Movement. Best Practice: 1st We’re here to help you, the podcasters. That’s why we’re available via email, phone and video. 2nd Here are some useful tools to help you stay organized. Calendly, a great way to handle guest booking. (Todd uses) Schedule Once, also a good way to book calls. (Mike uses) Reaching your audience: Mailchimp, TinyLetter and other email services. Mike and Todd use Google Groups, but it’s not nearly as robust as other options. Google Docs, the almighty online resource for collaboration, especially good for show notes with multiple hosts. And of course if you’re looking for a team to handle these things, head on over to BlubrryPro.com Blubrry News: Beginning last Monday (March 30), Google Podcasts for iOS is tracking separately in stats at Blubrry. You can find Google Podcasts for iOS under Clients in the Blubrry Stats section of the Podcaster Dashboard. Listening habits have changed a bit this spring thanks to this ‘stupid virus’ as James Cridland calls it Just in case you didn’t know, we never sell or share your stats info with anyone. Announcing a new, exciting product next week. Working towards the next release of PowerPress 8.3, featuring a fancy new UI design. Guest co-host: Dave Clements, Support Analyst, from the Blubrry Support team. He’s the host of Geek This! Intro and background, how’d you get into podcasting, what led you to Blubrry, customer support survivor story, recent projects (PP theme). Support: Accidentally added a season to your show in PowerPress? So did we. Double check your settings for Apple Podcasts in the plugin and if you have added a season or two, you can easily edit them out. But, we’re planning now to fix this in a new version of PowerPress. One-on-one consulting with customers is booked two weeks out. Please be patient and we’ll do our absolute best to assist via email and phone. We do have loads of videos here. You don’t need permission, but you probably need some guidance. And by that, we mean please ask us before you move your website to something other than WordPress. There are multiple requirements before moving, and it is way, way easier to do it properly before than to fix after the fact. Promo code INSIDER for a free month at Blubrry.com Coming at you this week from two very separate podcast studios in Michigan. Produced by the Blubrry Pro-Production team. Schedule a one-on-one with Todd (hosting customers only) Email todd@blubrry.com

Another rerun episode from December 2016 with Dave Clements recorded remotely from Snake & Jake’s. Dave talks about his brother Cranston, about in the same vein the Cuomo brothers do during a global pandemic with one another. It’s fun stuff.

After the 100th Episode Party gets scuttled by public health concerns and the stay-at-home order, the Troubled Men pivot to a series of 3-way calls to catch up with previous guests. In the first installment, Squirrel Nut Zippers founder Jimbo Mathus, composer/guitarist Jonathan Freilich, bassist/saloon owner Dave Clements, master drummer Johnny Vidacovich, and Tony Award-winning actor/musician Michael Cerveris check in from their safe houses to report on life since the podcast and where they're at now. In the wake of the worldwide pandemic, they engage in some gallows humor and try to laugh to keep from crying. Topics include essential businesses, conspiracy theories, a health tip, tours interrupted, the social contract, rats, quitters, an unanswered call to Dave Slut, a prediction, mild symptoms, movies, a COVID test, the Clempire, an open tab, a bad joke, partying weight, nicknames, a job offer, campaign strategy, the Louisiana governor, a drink offer, messages of hope and faith, a long lockdown, a session with Irma Thomas, Germania Hall, a Jon Cleary session, HBO's “The Plot Against America,” managing expectations, a new record, a backwoods locale, neighbors, the census, early exposure, David Simon, AA, and much more. Support the podcast in the show links. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Music: Styler/Coman

After the 100th Episode Party gets scuttled by public health concerns and the stay-at-home order, the Troubled Men pivot to a series of 3-way calls to catch up with previous guests. In the first installment, Squirrel Nut Zippers founder Jimbo Mathus, composer/guitarist Jonathan Freilich, bassist/saloon owner Dave Clements, master drummer Johnny Vidacovich, and Tony Award-winning actor/musician Michael Cerveris check in from their safe houses to report on life since the podcast and where they’re at now. In the wake of the worldwide pandemic, they engage in some gallows humor and try to laugh to keep from crying. Topics include essential businesses, conspiracy theories, a health tip, tours interrupted, the social contract, rats, quitters, an unanswered call to Dave Slut, a prediction, mild symptoms, movies, a COVID test, the Clempire, an open tab, a bad joke, partying weight, nicknames, a job offer, campaign strategy, the Louisiana governor, a drink offer, messages of hope and faith, a long lockdown, a session with Irma Thomas, Germania Hall, a Jon Cleary session, HBO’s “The Plot Against America,” managing expectations, a new record, a backwoods locale, neighbors, the census, early exposure, David Simon, AA, and much more. Support the podcast in the show links. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Music: Styler/Coman

Mike is joined by Zach Belt, David Hunt, and Dave Clements to review the 1984 tech-noir and slasher flick, The Terminator. Plot Synopsis In 1984, a human soldier is tasked to stop an indestructible cyborg killing machine, both sent from 2029, from executing a young woman, whose unborn son is the key to humanity's future … Continue reading The Terminator (1984) →

Although job changes are the most obvious transitions that Dave Clements has experienced, his story covers a broad spectrum of life's twists and turns and how to maneuver them.Early on, Dave found himself counseling fellow employees how to brave those unexpected job changes by "riding the wave." (In fact, he has authored a book by that same title.) And Dave's penchant for constantly finding -- and creating -- new challenges eventually led him from management consulting into ministry, and then even to a continent on the other side of the world!***************************************************NOTE: This show transcript is still raw. Once final edits are made, it will be noted right here in the show notes.This episode was recorded 1.22.19. All portions are copyright 2019 Luanne Bole-Becker.

This a rerun episode recorded remotely at Bonnaroo in 2017. We published 13 shows over that weekend, but this one from Dave Clements, who made his first trek that year to the fest that features a stage inspired by his New Orleans dive bar, Snake & Jake’s. This was a personal and fun one. If you like this, help us get back to Bonnaroo this weekend via our Kickstarter campaign: http://tiny.cc/58fn7y

Wendie almost imagines Dave as Daniel Craig for the entire show, our family had a cereal showdown, and we discuss topics from the first edition of the podcast, and decide if instant attraction is a real thing. In this episode... We got stuff from That Story Show in the mail The Clements HQ cereal champion has been crowned We talk about three topics from the first few episodes of the podcast The "How & Wow" concept Have our strengths and weaknesses changed over time How are the kids sleeping now The internet asks if instant attraction and chemistry is legit You can join the conversation by leaving a comment below or join our Facebook Group! We'd love to chat with you and hear your stories! BECAUSE WE SAID is hosted by Dave Clements and Wendie Clements  

It's the second debut episode! Yeah! We started Because We Said about four years ago and only released 5 episodes. Why? Because apparently, parenting and recording a podcast is nigh impossible when you have a baby. It seems taking some time off and letting your kids grow up can actually enable you to start your show back up! In this episode... We recap who we are and what the podcast is about Wendie is making cookies Dave is working for a podcast company We bought a bidet Here's the Tushy commercial we referenced We address "Bill's" concern about his wife's "Christian duties" You can join the conversation by leaving a comment below or join our Facebook Group! We'd love to chat with you and hear your stories! BECAUSE WE SAID is hosted by Dave Clements and Wendie Clements

Comments on Geek This? 888-563-3228 Description Every Wednesday, Dave Clements explores the geek culture we love and love to hate, including comics, film, and television. All with minimal nerd rage. Website https://geekthispodcast.com Opinion I liked the way the show started off with the introduction. You explain what the show is about, and then what you would cover in the episode. You did a good job of explaining how to subscribe and then got right to the content. Then after the introduction explained what the show is, you did again (quickly, just an FYI). Then after explaining what was coming on the show before the subscription part, you explained again what was going to be on the episode (not needed). Then when you bring in your co-host you use the "two people - one microphone" recording technique and it really makes your audio take a turn for the worse. You can easily buy two microphones and a mixer or a Focusrite interface and boost your audio quality.Then the conversation sounds a little like you're not sure where you are going. I would advise you both know what points you want to make and then share the bullet points so you can keep the show moving. It sounds a bit like a planning session with alot of "I don't know," or "I didn't see that." You shouldn't be finding this out with the recorder going. While I understand you want this to be a conversation (and I admire that), I would still have a clear idea of where you were going, what points of view you wanted to share, and then start recording. The current version seemed a little lost. Get A Full Review If you’d like a full review of your podcast, check out Podcast Review Show or if you need Podcast Consulting, Book an Appointment Today Get Your Podcast Reviewed Sign up at Fiverr. comGet a full review on the Podcast Review Show. Free Subscription to the Podcast Rodeo Show Subscribe to the show and never miss another episode on Google Podcasts and Apple Podcasts. For more options see www.podcastrodeoshow.com/subscribe

It's another Thursday, and another 3 rounder in the Ring Room, but now it's bass player, real estate maven, and club owner Dave Clements's turn in the barrel. Things go downhill in a hurry. Topics include the waiting game, an audio haircut, the Scurlock incident, Dave's academic career, sea lice, Snake & Jake's Christmas Club Lounge, moments in N.O. history, the Circle Bar, the Troubled Men's personal physician, dating history, drummer Charlie Occhipinti, the Praline Man's short con, the worst candidate ever, the 1st male Saintsation, the Walmart/Michael Jackson connection, TV judges, a "Psycho" killer, a new nadir, a bartender's apology, and a guest's untimely departure. Subscribe, review and rate on Apple Podcasts https://www.instagram.com/troubledmenpodcast/ https://twitter.com/TroubledPodcast https://www.facebook.com/troubledmenpodcast

It's another Thursday, and another 3 rounder in the Ring Room, but now it's bass player, real estate maven, and club owner Dave Clements's turn in the barrel. Things go downhill in a hurry. Topics include the waiting game, an audio haircut, the Scurlock incident, Dave's academic career, sea lice, Snake & Jake's Christmas Club Lounge, moments in N.O. history, the Circle Bar, the Troubled Men's personal physician, dating history, drummer Charlie Occhipinti, the Praline Man's short con, the worst candidate ever, the 1st male Saintsation, the Walmart/Michael Jackson connection, TV judges, a "Psycho" killer, a new nadir, a bartender's apology, and a guest's untimely departure. Subscribe, review and rate on Apple Podcasts https://www.instagram.com/troubledmenpodcast/ https://twitter.com/TroubledPodcast https://www.facebook.com/troubledmenpodcast

Led by Rev. Dave Clements and Worship Associate Carolyn Schlemmer Secrets can be defined as those experiences, thoughts, sometimes feelings that we choose to keep from view or to talk about. There are some secrets that are by their very nature contain information whose authorized disclosure could endanger lives or security. But then there are those secrets that become “elephants in the room.” These can be questions, problems, solutions or issues that many people if not all know about but choose to ignore because to do otherwise could cause embarrassment, sadness or even trigger an argument. What happens when secrets become elephants in the room? Sunday service is offered at 10 AM with nursery care available for preschool age and younger.

In Part Two tonight, we continue our Reverend Goat tribute with George Ingmire, David Leslie, Michael 'Fuzz' Kohn, and BBQ Dave. Plus we call the Kivikos! Rest in peace our friend...

Rest In Peace, The Reverend Goat Carson. In the first part of a two-episode tribute and in memoriam to the Reverend Goat, we welcome George Ingmire and David Leslie on the show, with a mid-show addition of Michael 'Fuzz' Kohn, and Dave Clements towards the end of part one. Much love to Goat, and to everyone who is mourning his passing.

Crank Journal is back with episode #32 and returning guest Dave Clements from the world of LegacyCentral is back as well! Dave reminisces about being invited to the North American International Auto Show in 2004 for the debut of the fourth-gen Subaru Legacy, and Michael validates Dave's enthusiastic reaction to his Dodge Challenger Hemi rental car. They both try to define the shooting brake, and Michael confirms he already knows all about the situation with Black Ops Performance. It's a long episode, but it's a great one!

Want to spend 2 hours learning all the various chassis codes of Subaru Legacies? Well, if, for some strange reason, you do, the 7th episode of Crank Journal is for you! Michael has Dave Clements, the creator of legacycentral.org, on the show to talk ad nauseam about their experiences with Subaru Legacies and running one of the oldest Subaru forums on the Internet. We also talk about some obscure cars like the Geo Storm and a Suzuki Every Turbo van, and why diesel passenger cars need to go away. It's true. Fight us.

Marvel dominated the end of October by releasing trailers for Avengers: Age of Ultron and Agent Carter, along with the mind-blowing release of the MCU's Phase 3 line-up. Dave discusses the news and shares his own thoughts on each story. CONNECT WITH US Geek This!    [wp-svg-icons icon="facebook" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://facebook.com/geekthispodcast] [wp-svg-icons icon="twitter" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://twitter.com/geekthispodcast] [wp-svg-icons icon="youtube" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://geekthispodcast.com/youtube] Dave Clements    [wp-svg-icons icon="facebook" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://facebook.com/mrdaveclements] [wp-svg-icons icon="twitter" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://twitter.com/mrdaveclements] [wp-svg-icons icon="youtube" wrap="i" size="22px" link=https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-bd7jheHDK3iOwYiJ-PZ0w] David Hunt    [wp-svg-icons icon="facebook" wrap="i" size="22px" link=https://www.facebook.com/thedavidhunt] [wp-svg-icons icon="twitter" wrap="i" size="22px" link=https://www.twitter.com/thedavidhunt] Mike Kostrewa    [wp-svg-icons icon="facebook" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://facebook.com/halfthemike] [wp-svg-icons icon="twitter" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://twitter.com/halfthemike] [wp-svg-icons icon="youtube" wrap="i" size="22px" link=https://www.youtube.com/halfthemike] SUBSCRIBE [wp-svg-icons icon="apple" wrap="i" link=https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/geek-this!/id588460431] [wp-svg-icons icon="feed" wrap="i" link=http://geekthispodcast.com/feed/podcast]

David and Dave hop into the time machine and travel back to the 1990s to talk about some of our favorite toys. We even give props to a local store, Kokomo Toys & Collectibles. What was your favorite toy from your childhood? Here's a playlist of some 90s commercials, too. Enjoy! CONNECT WITH US Geek This!    [wp-svg-icons icon="facebook" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://facebook.com/geekthispodcast] [wp-svg-icons icon="twitter" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://twitter.com/geekthispodcast] [wp-svg-icons icon="youtube" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://geekthispodcast.com/youtube] Dave Clements    [wp-svg-icons icon="facebook" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://facebook.com/mrdaveclements] [wp-svg-icons icon="twitter" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://twitter.com/mrdaveclements] [wp-svg-icons icon="youtube" wrap="i" size="22px" link=https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-bd7jheHDK3iOwYiJ-PZ0w] David Hunt    [wp-svg-icons icon="facebook" wrap="i" size="22px" link=https://www.facebook.com/thedavidhunt] [wp-svg-icons icon="twitter" wrap="i" size="22px" link=https://www.twitter.com/thedavidhunt] Mike Kostrewa    [wp-svg-icons icon="facebook" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://facebook.com/halfthemike] [wp-svg-icons icon="twitter" wrap="i" size="22px" link=http://twitter.com/halfthemike] [wp-svg-icons icon="youtube" wrap="i" size="22px" link=https://www.youtube.com/halfthemike] SUBSCRIBE [wp-svg-icons icon="apple" wrap="i" link=https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/geek-this!/id588460431] [wp-svg-icons icon="feed" wrap="i" link=http://geekthispodcast.com/feed/podcast]  

In this interview with Dave Clements, we talk about the dangers of putting custom code in the functions.php file.

After the 100th Episode Party gets scuttled by public health concerns and the stay-at-home order, the Troubled Men pivot to a series of 3-way calls to catch up with previous guests. In the first installment, Squirrel Nut Zippers founder Jimbo Mathus, composer/guitarist Jonathan Freilich, bassist/saloon owner Dave Clements, master drummer Johnny Vidacovich, and Tony Award-winning actor/musician Michael Cerveris check in from their safe houses to report on life since the podcast and where they're at now. In the wake of the worldwide pandemic, they engage in some gallows humor and try to laugh to keep from crying. Topics include essential businesses, conspiracy theories, a health tip, tours interrupted, the social contract, rats, quitters, an unanswered call to Dave Slut, a prediction, mild symptoms, movies, a COVID test, the Clempire, an open tab, a bad joke, partying weight, nicknames, a job offer, campaign strategy, the Louisiana governor, a drink offer, messages of hope and faith, a long lockdown, a session with Irma Thomas, Germania Hall, a Jon Cleary session, HBO's “The Plot Against America,” managing expectations, a new record, a backwoods locale, neighbors, the census, early exposure, David Simon, AA, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Music: Styler/Coman

It's another Thursday, and another 3 rounder in the Ring Room, but now it's bass player, real estate maven, and club owner Dave Clements's turn in the barrel. Things go downhill in a hurry. Topics include the waiting game, an audio haircut, the Scurlock incident, Dave's academic career, sea lice, Snake & Jake's Christmas Club Lounge, moments in N.O. history, the Circle Bar, the Troubled Men's personal physician, dating history, drummer Charlie Occhipinti, the Praline Man's short con, the worst candidate ever, the 1st male Saintsation, the Walmart/Michael Jackson connection, TV judges, a "Psycho" killer, a new nadir, a bartender's apology, and a guest's untimely departure. Subscribe, review and rate on Apple Podcasts