Podcast appearances and mentions of dave goodwin

In this episode of “How Do You Say That?!” sponsored by britishvoiceover.co.uk, Will Harrison-Wallace joins Sam and Mark to talk about calming mindfulness scripts, how to deal with repeating words, bringing to life a film-noir scenario and some great stories about his characters in Thomas and Friends. Sam gets a little confused at the start of the show, and Mark brings out a Shakespearean tragedy wildcard!Our VO question this week is all about how easy it is to transition between stage acting and voice acting.Get involved! Have you got a Wildcard suggestion that we should try or an idea for the show? Send it to us via Mark or Sam's social media or email it directly to podcast@britishvoiceover.co.ukScript 1Embracing mindfulness in the kitchen allows you to turn an everyday task into a moment of peace and presence. The best part? You're incorporating mindfulness into something you already do, making it an effortless addition to your routine. Job done!Start by setting the stage for mindfulness. Take a moment to breathe deeply and clear your mind. Gather all your ingredients and tools, arranging them neatly. Notice the colours, textures, and shapes of the ingredients. Lift the herbs to your nose and smell them. As you wash your hands, feel the temperature of the water and the sensation of cleanliness.Script 2On phone (to Dave Goodwin, CEO of EVATION): Of course. I'll be there right away. Narration: May 21st. I receive a call from Goodwin, known to his friends as Dave. He's CEO of a finance company called EVATION, and they're in a whole world of trouble. Caught up in the middle of a money laundering crisis from hell, and I already have a bad feeling about this case. I'd better not keep him waiting. Sounds like he needs help fast, or my name's not Private Inspector Decker. I take off into the night and make my way to EVATION HQ. **Listen to all of our podcasts here - you can also watch on YouTube, or say to your smart speaker "Play How Do You Say That?!"About our guest: Will Harrison-Wallace is a Londoner.. his route into acting & voice work was slightly unorthodox… spending a number of years in the financial markets when the financial crash of 2008 presented an open door for him! He did a 1 year MA at Drama School - and thereafter began a very different chapter. Acting work has mostly been on stage - UK tours, regional theatre, London fringe and - in the last few years - at the NT and West End.One of his very first VO jobs was providing the voice of a Bingo Caller for a Facebook Bingo game…. He enjoys character work - which other than audio drama and video games has included, Dubbing / ADR / Looping & Museum Exhibition Characters.... This year Game Titles include 'Warhammer III - Total War' and 'Age of Water' .He's also the voice of 3 characters in Thomas & Friends; the latest iteration of Thomas the Tank Engine shown on Channel 5 in the UK. Will's Website @willhwallacevo on Instagram @willhwallace on Twitter...

Join us for a compelling episode of "What Gives" as Erin Satzger sits down with Nick Enger and Dave Goodwin, executives from Advanced Technology Solutions (ATC). ATC is not just your ordinary IT consulting firm; it's a powerhouse specializing in Digital Transformation across voice, network, cloud, and cybersecurity.Discover the unique Delta Model that sets ATC apart, simplifying the complex landscape of IT technologies for businesses. Nick and Dave share insights into how ATC is reshaping the digital landscape and empowering businesses to thrive in the ever-evolving tech world.But the conversation doesn't stop there. Nick Enger, also opens up about his personal journey and the creation of The Hoody Memorial Fund in memory of his close friend, Master Sergeant Corey Hood. Uncover the inspiring story of a proud Lakota West graduate turned Army hero and Golden Knight, and how the scholarship is carrying on his legacy.From cutting-edge tech solutions to heartfelt philanthropy, this episode is a unique blend of innovation, tribute, and community impact. Join us in exploring the intersection of technology and humanity with ATC and The Hoody Memorial Fund.Tune in to be inspired and informed about the incredible work happening at the intersection of technology, education, and honoring the legacy of true heroes.

In this episode of the Authentic Conviction Podcast, Joe speaks with his friend Dave Goodwin about how his Authentic Conviction impacts his role as Co-Founder of Advanced Technology Consulting.

What takes 100 volunteers, draws 10,000 people every Thursday night to Downtown Rapid City, and consists of 3 hours of fun for the whole family? It's Rapid City's signature summer weekly event, Summer Nights! Learn all about it from Summer Nights President, Dave Goodwin!

Sandhill cranes, Pileated Woodpeckers, egrets and pelicans -- Florida  is an embarrassment of riches when it comes to birds. Florida Matters host Robin Sussingham talks to Ann Paul, Tampa Bay area Regional Coordinator for Audubon's Florida Coastal Islands Sanctuaries; Mary Keith, president of the Tampa Audubon Society; and  Dave Goodwin, former president of the Florida Ornithological Society, about Florida's birds -- their success stories and their perils.

Sandhill cranes, Pileated Woodpeckers, egrets and pelicans -- Florida  is an embarrassment of riches when it comes to birds. Florida Matters host Robin Sussingham talks to Ann Paul, Tampa Bay area Regional Coordinator for Audubon's Florida Coastal Islands Sanctuaries; Mary Keith, president of the Tampa Audubon Society; and  Dave Goodwin, former president of the Florida Ornithological Society, about Florida's birds -- their success stories and their perils.

Sandhill cranes, Pileated Woodpeckers, egrets and pelicans -- Florida  is an embarrassment of riches when it comes to birds. Florida Matters host Robin Sussingham talks to Ann Paul, Tampa Bay area Regional Coordinator for Audubon's Florida Coastal Islands Sanctuaries; Mary Keith, president of the Tampa Audubon Society; and  Dave Goodwin, former president of the Florida Ornithological Society, about Florida's birds -- their success stories and their perils.

2018 is a year for monsters, as it's the 200th anniversary of when the novel, "Frankenstein" was published.  Of all the modern monsters, few were as terrifying as Saddam Hussein.  The ghosts of his countless victims lament in the war-torn desert of Iraq; and American soldiers must brave the dead as well as the living.  In this episode of Hist-eerie, Diane relates chilling, ghostly encounters collected from soldiers stationed in haunted camps around Iraq, and the tragic history behind the horror. Special thanks to Dave Goodwin at http://www.MilitaryGhosts.com. 
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