Podcast appearances and mentions of dave graham

It's "barbecue," but you know...if you spell it "barbeque," or "BBQ," or "Bar-b-que," it's gonna taste just as good! I got an interview with my man Dave Graham of Graham's Up In Smoke in Philipsburg. Dave's got opinions about barbecue, and that's 100% cool, because he makes excellent barbecue: brisket, pork, chicken (when it's reasonable), sausage, turkey, and salmon. Yes, salmon...but you'll have to wait for Lent! Dave and I got well into the weeds, temperatures, wood, and cuts of meat, and you will be drooling by the time we're done.  I'll give you my opinions on barbecue as well; I have been smoking/barbecueing for well over ten years, and I will challenge your thoughts on this ancient method of meat magic cookery.  What else? I finally got my first Maibock of the year, from New Trail Brewing, and the Smack Dab In The Centre segment is about three GREAT music venues in Centre County (all of them have a liquor license, so, you know).  Next episode? I've got an interview on Monday that I have wanted to get for longer than we've had the podcast, an OG beer bar that I first visited over 20 years ago. That's going to be the heart of a great town profile, I guarantee.   See you in two weeks! Until then? TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THE PODCAST! Seen Through A Glass is sponsored by the Happy Valley Adventure Bureau. Come visit Centre County! This episode uses these sounds under the following license: Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ "Champ de tournesol" by Komiku at https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ arrow-impact-87260 Sound Effect found on Pixabay (https://pixabay.com) "Acoustic Blues" by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com "Glow" by Scott Buckley | www.scottbuckley.com.au Music promoted by https: //www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ All sounds sourced by STAG Music Librarian Nora Bryson, with our thanks.

In the latest episode of "The Couture 303 Podcast with Jay Viper," we sit down with Liverpool's legendary DJ, Dave Graham. Known for his pivotal role at Birkenhead's Pleasuredrome nightclub in the early 90s, Dave later crossed over to Liverpool to launch the iconic Club 051. Tune in as Dave shares captivating stories from the golden era of clubbing, his journey through the evolving music scene, and the impact of these legendary venues on the nightlife of Liverpool and beyond. Dave also discusses his recent decission to be a part of the Drome Revival later this year at Club 051 and his relationship and stories about Stu Allan, Carl Cox, Lee Butler & The Prodigy

CH Saturday is back with Dave Graham, Vice President Technology and Digital Operations. We chat about David's role in the company, CH making insurance fun, adapting to change, creation/branding duties, what CH success looks like, our longtime friendship, the Lightning's season ending but TB's continued great place in the NHL and more.

In this bleeping great episode, Lightning finally gets one of his dream guests on in the form of Jake McKiddie of Phat Phabz and the guys introduce new member of The Truck Show Podcast, Dave Graham. The Truck Show Podcast is proudly presented by Nissan, in association with Banks Power.

Elite climber Emil Abrahamsson shares his struggles and breakthroughs in Training, Nutrition, Tactics, and Mental Game   -   Emil is an incredibly strong boulderer with a particular talent for compression and sloper problems, along with harnessing dynamic movement. He has sent loads of the world's toughest blocks, flashing up to V12 and redpointing up to V15, which he accomplished on the Dave Graham test piece, Story of Two Worlds. He documented that process beautifully on his YouTube Channel – which has over 100k subscribers and is growing fast. He has a real talent for bringing us viewers into his process, riding the rollercoaster of emotions from beginning to end. He also creates fantastic training content, most famous of which is probably the No Hang Protocol video he put out a couple years ago and went viral. Emil really exemplifies the intangible traits that make elite climbers who they are – an incredible work ethic, unstoppable passion, and seemingly unlimited psych to dig deeper and try harder than even seems possible.   -   CHAPTERS: Struggle: 0:08:43 Training: 0:13:36 Nutrition: 0:27:22 Tactics: 0:42:37 Mental Game: 0:56:07 Purpose: 1:06:22 Takeaways: 1:16:11   Follow along on Instagram @sheneenagins and @thestruggleclimbingshow.    -   The Struggle is on YouTube! Watch interviews with the sport's best climbers come to life with amazing footage and actionable takeaways that'll help you to level up your Training, Nutrition, Tactics, and Mental Game. Check it all out at YouTube.com/@thestruggleclimbingshow.    -   BIG THANKS TO THE AMAZING SPONSORS OF THE STRUGGLE:   PhysiVantage: the official climbing-nutrition sponsor of The Struggle. Use code STRUGGLE15 at checkout for 15% off your full-priced nutrition order.    Fricition Labs is the official chalk sponsor of The Struggle. Level up your grip game with the best in the biz, free of fillers, rosins, and drying agents so your skin stays healthier. Use code STRUGGLE20 for 20% off at frictionlabs.com.    -   The Struggle is carbon-neutral in partnership with The Honnold Foundation, whose mission is to promote solar energy for a more equitable world.   -   Want to be a podcast hero and gain access to extended and ad-free episodes, Pro Clinics with the sport's best, and rad swag? Support the show and the climbers who make it by becoming a Patron at www.patreon.com/thestruggleclimbingshow   -   Still reading? You deserve a free sticker: Please rate and review the show -- it really helps us to reach a wider audience! Snap a pic of your review, post to IG, and tag @thestruggleclimbingshow so that we can find you, and we'll send you a sticker just because you're rad.   -   This show is produced and hosted by Ryan Devlin. The Struggle is a proud member of the Plug Tone Audio Collective, a diverse group of the best, most impactful podcasts in the outdoor industry.   -   Hope your climbing is going well, and if it's a struggle, just remember that The Struggle makes us stronger!   

Aidan Roberts is a 23-year-old from the UK, who has emerged as one of the strongest boulderers in the world. We talked about training for his trip to Switzerland to try Alphane V17, differences among top boulderers, how Aidan developed his climbing style, addressing finger weaknesses, training using replicas, his goal-setting philosophy, plans to train for Burden of Dreams V17, considering our environmental impact as climbers, and much more. *He sent Alphane V17 two weeks after this interview. Congrats Aidan!!!Listen to more top bouldering episodes!thenuggetclimbing.com/top-listsCheck out Frictitious Climbing!frictitiousclimbing.comUse code "NUGGET" at checkout for free shipping on your next order!Check out Petzl!petzl.comOr shop for Petzl quickdraws at your local climbing shop!Check out Arc'teryx!arcteryx.comArc'teryx Presents: Free as Can BeCheck out PhysiVantage!physivantage.com (link includes 15% off coupon)Use code "NUGGET15" at checkout for 15% off your next order!Check out Crimpd!crimpd.comOr download the Crimpd app! (Available for iOS and Android) We are supported by these amazing BIG GIVERS:Leo Franchi, Michael Roy, David Lahaie, Robert Freehill, Jeremiah Johnson, Scott Donahue, Eli Conlee, Skyler Maxwell, Craig Lee, and Mark and Julie Calhoun Become a Patron:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbingShow Notes:  thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/aidan-robertsNuggets:0:06:13 – Seasons are shifting0:08:52 – Prepping for his trip to Switzerland to try Alphane V17 (9A), and setting his replica0:11:44 – Trying Alphane, and bullet points0:13:10 – We've already planned on a round 2!0:15:23 – Crushing hard boulders to Elton John, and finding focus through relaxation0:19:43 – Aidan's first trip to the Rocklands and leaving competitions behind0:26:01 – How Aidan developed his style, and how he thinks about training his weaknesses0:28:02 – Differences among top boulderers, what Aidan learned from climbing with Dave Graham, and the shared trait of perseverance0:36:10 – Aidan's climbing style, high angle crimps, and leg crimping0:42:41 – How Aidan's style is different from how Shawn Raboutou climbs0:46:38 – Redefining what it means to be strong, and making your training specific0:47:56 – Aidan's thoughts on why none of the current V17's (9A's) have been repeated yet0:50:18 – Getting away from “simple tasks” and reductionism in training0:56:24 – How Aidan got so good at his style of climbing and high angle crimping1:03:07 – Discovering sling testing with Dan Varian, and training with mono slings1:07:23 – Summary of how Aidan got so good at his climbing style1:09:28 – Training in a high angle position, and how he strengthened his index fingers1:11:37 – Aidan's pinkie strength, and testing with Ollie Torr1:16:09 – How strong is Aidan on the Beastmaker 2000 center edge?1:18:09 – Why simple finger strength testing doesn't necessarily apply to our finger strength on the rock1:22:19 – More about training his index fingers1:26:21 – Quality and applicability in training1:28:08 – “There is no rapid magic formula for finger strength”1:29:07 – How Aidan approaches a project, and collecting bullet points for each move1:35:01 – Aidan's pre-send rituals1:39:01 – Using bullet points to set the replica for Alphane, carving wooden holds, and measuring moves1:45:59 – Training his legs for Alphane, and Copenhagen planks for abductors1:47:50 – Using feet follow rules on his board1:49:57 – Climbing Alphane from two moves in, and how to train for long boulders on a home wall or board1:59:28 – Going to Finland to try Burden of Dreams V17 (9A), and what he learned from trying it2:09:49 – Mastery2:14:17 – Plans to train for Burden of Dreams2:19:37 – Screwdriver injury2:22:17 – Aidan's philosophy with training on replicas, and climbing Isles of Wonder Sit V16 (8C+)2:27:21 – Balancing highly specific training (replicas) with other training2:29:48 – Aidan's formula for goal setting (result, reality, and response)2:33:09 – His goal-setting formula applied to Alphane2:36:37 – Influence and contribution, and Aidan's podcast and magazine2:42:13 – Traveling, and considering our environmental impact as climbers2:52:24 – Thinking about offsetting my CO2 for my trip to Rocklands next summer2:55:39 – Plans to live in the US for a year2:57:21 – Wrap up

One of Australia's most inspiring people, a man who is dedicating much of his life to saving kids who have found themselves on the wrong path.  Farmer Dave Graham is the co-founder of RuffTrack - a fully registered charity, Rufftrack takes on young people (12-17 years old) who have disengaged with school and the community to give them skills, education, a sense of self worth and reconnecting them with their community. RuffTrack work closely with Hawkesbury police and the incredible BackTrack Youth Works to make a real change in young people's lives. Rufftrack are currently striving to build a forever farm, a permanent location to continue their incredible work.  Instead of buying a coffee today, why not make a tax deductible donation.  https://rufftrack-limited.grassrootz.com/rufftrack-forever-farm Hear Luke Darcy unpack Dave's incredible work, and how he's striving to continue growing his community and organisation.  Head to Aleda Collective and take the empowering leaders indicator tool to understand the impact you have on your environment Learn. Lead. Collaborate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get your next pair of Climbing Shoes HERE - https://bit.ly/3xO6OGS On today's News Show Dave Graham sends his 17-year 8C+ project, we discuss the uber quick repeat of Lexicon by James Pearson, and of course, a round-up of all the hard sends from this week... Rebuilding the crag ​of ​Oliana​ - Click here to help - ​​ ​https://bit.ly/3OwV1Dz World's Biggest Climbing YouTuber Chats & Challenges Matt - https://bit.ly/3ydjHeU Scary Aid Climbing Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hb3u_BOGV5M

Paul Robinson is one of the top boulderers in the world and has been climbing at a V15 level for more than a decade. We talked about building his new house, recovering from neck surgery, his recent diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder, climbing 1000+ V11s or harder, his analogy of climbing as a book, hardest FAs, trying to climb V16, travel routines, filmmaking, and much more.Check out Chalk Cartel!chalkcartel.comUse code "NUGGET" at checkout for 20% off your next order!Check out Crimpd!crimpd.comOr download the Crimpd app! (Available for iOS and Android)Check out PhysiVantage!physivantage.com (link includes 15% off coupon)Use code "NUGGET15" at checkout for 15% off your next order!We are supported by these amazing BIG GIVERS:Leo Franchi, Michael Roy, David Lahaie, Robert Freehill, Jeremiah Johnson, Scott Donahue, Eli Conlee, Skyler Maxwell, and Craig LeeBecome a Patron:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbingShow Notes:  thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/paul-robinsonNuggets:0:06:18 – Designing and building his house0:10:56 – How Paul got into filmmaking0:13:10 – Feature films vs. YouTube, and Hueco Dailies 0:15:14 – The Road to Recovery film series0:17:48 – Paul's neck injury0:24:00 – Leg injury0:26:25 – Being back to 90%, and finding new ways to improve0:28:09 – Hope, optimism, and a new perspective on finding challenges in climbing0:32:33 – Going through the stages of grief with an injury, getting older, and hoping to continue climbing at 60 years old0:35:29 – John Sherman0:36:32 – Paul's 8a.nu account, and his goal to climb 1000 boulders 8A (V11) or harder0:40:38 – Running out of things to climb, and getting psyched on finding new boulders0:43:14 – What Paul's drive alive, and his goals for his Hueco trip0:46:38 – The uniqueness of climbing, being a perfectionist, and seeking mastery0:49:57 – Climbing as a book, and whether Paul is still getting better at climbing0:52:24 – Why we don't often repeat things we've done, and Paul's story about flashing Nagual and repeating it for the Rock Rodeo0:55:56 – Does V16 feel important?1:01:41 – How Paul is thinking of training for ‘Box Therapy' V16, and why Paul tries to maintain a baseline of endurance for bouldering1:08:36 – Paul's projecting tactics1:13:10 – ‘Lucid Dreaming'1:25:01 – Dave Graham, 'Spectre', and 'Total Eclipse'1:30:40 – Patron question from Nick: If you could only climb one boulder for the rest of your life, what would you choose?1:31:27 – Fontainbleau1:32:43 – Opening up about being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and some of the symptoms Paul experiences1:38:32 – OCD tendencies, Paul's outfits, touch, social anxiety, and hyper-focus1:43:34 – Stuck laying on the couch, and opening up conversations1:50:35 – Routines that help Paul feel grounded1:53:53 – Challenging the clothing norms, and decision fatigue1:59:47 – Paul's go-to climbing shoes2:02:37 – Toe hooking, and customizing his Solutions for ‘The Story of Two Worlds'2:04:29 – Patron question from André: Any plans to try ‘Burden of Dreams' V17?2:07:13 – The challenge of living in the desert and trying to climb in humid environments2:09:33 – Bugalisen2:10:48 – Patron question from André: Which one of your FA's do you think is the hardest one?2:11:58 – Paul's project in the South Platte, CO, and how he names his boulders2:13:46 – ‘Karoshi'2:14:28 – Patron question from Ana: What areas does Paul think have the most remaining potential? Where is the next frontier for bouldering?2:18:30 – Paul's favorite rock type2:20:37 – Patron question from Prithipal: How strong are Paul's fingers?2:23:51 – Tiny crimps, and why you don't need to be able to do one-arm pullups to climb V162:26:58 – Meeting Paul back in 2013, and what's next

The body of a man has been found submerged inside a car in Cobbitty, a rural town southwest of Sydney, Tasmania has a new premier, people in France are getting ready to go to the polls this weekend, Serena Williams has hinted at a tennis comeback next month, Will Smith, Big Brother's most famous contestants returning such as Dave Graham, Reggie Bird and Tim Dormer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Climbing performance is fairly complex because there's so many moving parts to the equation and many of the skills take years, if not decades, to perfect. Fortunately, Tom Randall is on the podcast in this episode to give you another 'solo' session on what things really make a difference in climbing your best. In this 2 parter, he dives into a variety of factors that probably don't get enough discussion, but make a massive difference to your climbing. Get over half of these items ticked off and perfected, and you'll probably see 1-2 grades of climbing improvement at your projecting level in a single season. Obviously, if you're already at a Dave Graham level of obsession and strategy, then this can act as a list to give yourself a big pat on the back as you'll find that he and all the rest of the pros are seriously paying attention to these factors. They are not to be taken lightly! Shoe choiceSkin qualityHumidity and wind speedFULL warm upVisualisationSHOES: Heels, toes, downturn, rubber, tightness, stiffnessSKIN: How dry, how thick, cuticle pain, smoothnessHUMIDITY & WIND: Friction and grip effect, humidity limits, glassy skin, cold vs wind. FULL WARM UP: Fingers, core (esp posterior chain), flexibility, power, knowing the demands on your goalVISUALISATION: Timescales and frequency of visualisation, how long can you sustain a visualised sequence, internal vs external, hyper-detail 

A podcast looking at the role of social enterprise in the homeless sector. Hosted by Homeless Link with guest experienced social entrepreneurs sharing their experiences, successes and their failures. In this episode, Simon and Murphy speak to Dave Graham, Co- Founder of Social Enterprise Stories for Change. 

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Dave Graham is one of the most prolific rock climbers of his, or any, generation. For more than two decades, this itinerant rock climber has been like a shark in his pursuit of hard rock climbs—constantly moving, always attacking, and seemingly never sitting still. It took a global pandemic to keep Graham locked down in... The post RunOut #58: Dave Graham Goes Off appeared first on The RunOut Podcast.

It's funny where we end up, this random world kind of chucking us around like socks in the laundry. Existential mysteries aside, watching the folks around us land where they were meant to be is one of the great joys of being a human. After leaving Delaware for the mountains of Colorado, Cameron Maier joined a trail crew in Rocky Mountain National Park, already infatuated with climbing and hoping to put to use a college degree. When he was furloughed in 2010 as the season drew to a close, Cam used his government cheese to buy his first camera. And he met Dave Graham. The rest is...well, you know. Whether by chance or fate, Cam found himself running in a ridiculously elite crew, with Dave Graham at the height of his powers and Daniel Woods, Isabelle Faus, Jon Cardwell, and a host of others crushing rigs and raising their standards on a seemingly weekly basis. Cam had his cameras at the ready. In the years since those halcyon days, Cameron grew the fledgling Bearcam Media into one of the most recognizable entities in climbing film and photography. From those early stoke films came a sharpened eye and growing ambition, resulting in award-winning films like "Craig's Reaction" and festival standards like "Concepcion" and "Sonnie Trotter Vs. The Totem Pole." He messed around hilariously in "Bierstadt - Bierstadt" and dove deep into symbolism and iconography in my personal favorite, "Stone-Spirit." Hell, he just dropped two episodes of his work covering a tour with the DJ/producer/songwriter, Diplo. God forgive what I'm about to write...but there's no hibernation in Bearcam's future and we're here for it. That you just had to read that sentence brings me unspeakable joy. I imagine this episode - especially the outro - is going to demand some conversation. Drop us a line with pitches, concerns, gripes, or gifts and treasures at thunderclingpodcast@gmail.com or find us on Insta @thethundercling. As always, thanks to Ryne Doughty for the delicious musical stylings! Happy New Year, Thunder Friends. I'm raising my glass to a bit of hope and equanimity in the...LOLOLOLOL... Eh, let's just survive.

Matt Fultz is a professional climber who is at the top of the bouldering game right now. We talked about sending ‘Hypnotized Minds’ V16, a typical day of projecting, deadlifting for finger strength, prioritizing strength before weight, practicing like you play, Mad Rock shoes, using your build as a gift, and starting OTG Strength with his wife Hailey.  Support on Patreon:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/matt-fultz  Nuggets:  2:22 – The send McFlurry, and a well-earned “cheat day”  5:06 – ‘Hypnotized Minds’  5:41 – Matt’s active rest day before a project day, and warming up for V16  8:52 – Raising your body temp before climbing  9:39 – Splitting time between projects, active rest days in the gym, and crimping on Hypno  11:22 – What a project session looks like, and “I always go by feel”  14:01 – What the send session looked like, Matt’s send temps, and “the colder the better”  15:28 – Using your build as a gift, scrunch power, and working on weaknesses while taking advantage of strengths  18:22 – “Strength comes first”  18:52 – Balancing performance with training  21:38 – “Practice like you play”, climbing on boards, the role of weight lifting, and “the most important thing is climbing”  23:48 – Matt’s go-to weight-room exercises, and a teaser for OTG (more later in the episode)  24:03 – Deadlifting w/ Tension Blocks vs. hanging from a hangboard  26:48 – Matt’s grip selection for finger training, and grip training frequency (Off Season: every other day. Performance Season: once or twice per week)  29:07 – How Matt decides between the different boards he climbs on  30:52 – The importance of a strong support system  33:10 – Matt’s trip to Australia w/ Jimmy Webb, Paul Robinson, and Nalle Hukkataival, and bouldering with a new level of detail  35:07 – Nutrition timing, and planning meals around climbing, or vice versa  37:08 – Matt’s pre-workout meal  38:37 – The Mad Rock ‘Drones’  42:16 – Drones sizing (about 1.5 to 2 US sizes down from your street shoe)  44:50 – OTG Strength and how to train with Matt  49:24 – Balancing working/coaching with climbing  50:52 – Switching gears after ‘Hypnotized Minds’, project shopping, and climbing for fun  52:23 – Moving to CO and having access to a lot of hard boulders  53:40 – Dreams of van life  54:26 – Gratitude  55:30 – Where to connect with Matt  56:03 – Progressing every year, drawing inspiration from Jimmy Webb and Dave Graham, and goals  58:34 – The RV Moonboard  1:00:03 – “We will enjoy our Oreos today”  

Just as each person has a unique fingerprint, each customer has a unique set of needs that determine how they can and should run their business, specifically at “their” Edge.Join guest host Kelly Lynch as she chats with Ty Schmitt and Dave Graham, two Edge-focused experts at Dell Technologies, about the evolution of Edge over time and why it's more important today than it was 10 years ago, even. From conversations around Dave's “personal health Edge” that helped him lose nearly 50 pounds this year to discussions with Ty “beyond the Edge,” laughs and learning go hand-in-hand this week.What you'll hear in this episode:What exactly is Edge, or The Edge? (Hint, it's not the guitarist) (02:22)What the Edge is NOT (03:19)Understanding the layers of the Edge ecosystem (Data, IT, Data Center, Real Estate/Utility) (03:54)“Vehicle” as an analogy for “Edge” (05:29)Autonomous vehicles, retail stores and other examples of industries taking advantage of Edge strategies (07:10)Why is Edge such a big deal now? (08:45)Do technical or behavioral constraints play a bigger role when developing and executing on Edge strategies? (12:07)How connected devices at “your” Edge could help you lose weight (15:45)Connected cat collars at the Edge? (16:45)Ty's advice for successfully building an Edge strategy (17:47)Beyond the “Edge” with Dave and Ty (19:23)

PQB News and VI Daily Editor Philip Wolf and PQB News Publisher Peter McCully chat with Dave Graham, show recently retired from a long career in broadcasting.

Dave Graham shares stories about his life and involvement in Delaware politics, why the Republican Party has destroyed the 2 party system in Delaware, throw away candidates, and why Delaware should be thought of as a city (4:11), why having P.A.L.M.S. is so important for a Gubernatorial Candidate, his Delaware roots throughout the state, Delaware’s need for an Inspector General, working as a merit employee for Delaware, and Dems micromanaging philosophy (33:09),     his desire to make people working for the state of Delaware enjoy their jobs, educational thoughts and empowering teachers to make decisions, supporting police, some legislators running out the clock looking for a pension and not looking to make a difference (1:05:03), the importance of opening up family court in Delaware to lower the cost for the people of Delaware, need for accountability during budgeting (1:34:04), the need for prison reform because the correction is not occurring, legalization of pot, the pitfalls of casinos in Delaware (2:03:37), surveying teachers to eliminate busy work, his “Best 1st for Last” where an employee using his brain didn’t work out the best for this business, the importance of this Primary on September 15th, and why his website isn’t active yet  (2:25:27) For more information about Dave Graham  you can go to his facebook page. Just search Dave Graham

Join the conversation with Ed Henry and Dave Graham as they talk about Community. Token references to Star Wars and The Matrix included for free. It's irreverent, it's hopefully relevant and it's trying hard to be relatable to each situation we find ourselves in as 2020 moves on.

Ever met a blacksmith before?It's a dying trade that's for sure. But there's a small band of passionate 'Smithies' who keep the tradition alive today.David Graham from Simply Forged Custom Ironworks is one of them.  In Ep.5 of the Surf Coast Creatives podcast, we sit down for a chat with Dave, a former chippy who got frustrated with the same old building techniques. Dave now uses traditional methods combined with a keen eye for detail to create works that are unique, high quality and custom-made.Specialising in heritage restoration and sculpture, Dave approaches each project with enormous care and the end result in mind. He's a master!His unique practice explores the potential of contemporary blacksmithing. He evaluates and extends the possibilities of forging hot steel in a constant attempt to shift objects from a, "purely utilitarian beginning to a wholly re-imagined future state."Dave is inspired by organic shapes, the ocean and the beach. He's an avid surfer too and made the move from the Northern suburbs of Melbourne to pursue a better lifestyle.Dave has been refining his craft for more than 20 years, engaging multiple mentors and many sources of inspiration. He's now been a resident artist at Ashmore Arts for 5 years where he has collaborated on numerous commissions for both private and corporate clients.Find out what makes him tick and how he made the big leap from construction to blacksmithing.Here's Ep.5 of the Surf Coast Creatives podcast with your hosts Ben & Jess.

In this episode, Dave Graham, Director of Emerging Technologies Messaging for Dell Technologies, begins by discussing the third step of the edge data lifecycle framework – consumption - and provides examples from healthcare and manufacturing. Dave explains how important trust and transparency are with respect to edge data privacy and describes the changing public perceptions of how companies use data. Dave concludes with the role Dell Technologies plays in each step of the process, where to find more information and final thoughts.

In this episode, Dave Graham, Director of Emerging Technologies Messaging for Dell Technologies, begins by characterizing the explosion of data coming from the edge. He explains why this data is important, what has made it easier to capture and where the data is coming from. Dave describes an edge data lifecycle framework consisting of three steps: creation, transformation and consumption. Dave concludes with detailed discussions of the data creation and transformation steps.

Sit down at the table with Craig Bundren of Bundren Painting & Drywall (TX), Dave Graham of Central Painting (ON, CA) and Jesse Ficks from Skis Painting (WA), and learn how COVID has impacted their businesses, what government programs they've taken advantage, and how they're forming a game plan for the future.

In this episode, Dave Graham, Director of Global Messaging for Emerging Technologies at Dell Technologies, begins by discussing the current state of 5G adoption and its progress over the last year. Dave explains the implications of 5G at the edge and how 5G is changing IoT. He then explores emerging 5G use cases for edge and IoT within healthcare, agriculture, autonomous and connected vehicles, manufacturing, and digital and smart cities. He concludes with how Dell Technologies is engaging with 5G, thoughts on how urgently CIOs should be considering 5G, where to find more information and final thoughts.

Dave Graham looks ahead and asks what adventure God might be inviting us into this year.

The Geist Interactive team: Todd Geist, Dave Graham, Jeremy Brown, Barbara Cooney, and Jason Creager have a holiday party virtually. We talk holiday traditions and what we've learned and what we're ready for next year.

Josh Walrath joins Dave Graham, Director of Global Messaging at Dell Technologies, to discuss the emerging and upcoming technologies that are pushing innovation, and how AMD has returned as a major player in the enterprise with the latest Rome-based EPYC processors.

So here we go with episode one of my brand new podcast ‘What The Butler Saw’ and who better tho kick it off with than my old DJ partner Dave Graham.  We chat about the early rave scene , getting our 1st set of decks, our 1st gigs, buying tunes, The Drome, Club 051, Society and Dave picks out some stand out tunes and moments. Plus, I ask that question ‘Why did Dave Graham decide to walk away from Club 051?' 

The Climbing Magazine staff discusses the recent border wall climbing competition in the Red River Gorge, Dave Graham's repeat of Hypnotized Minds (V16), and Molly Mitchell's ascent of China Doll (5.14). Plus, we share our recent sends, favorite gear, and play a game of Guess That Gram.

Fresh from his EkkaNITES performance, Queensland golden boy Dave Graham joins Your shout to talk about his journey from outback kid to Aussie entertainer. Dave Graham has worn many hats – entertainer, farmer and animal behaviourist to name a few. But he’s probably best known for his controversial appearance on Big Brother Australia 2006 and Dancing with the Stars in 2007.

In this episode I interview Dave Graham, co-founder of Vegan Web Design in Queensland, Australia. Originally from Yorkshire in the UK, Dave spent his early career in software development working... Read More

Paul Robinson has stood at the vanguard of difficult bouldering for years, one of the crop of young beasts to rise to international recognition in the wake of Dave Graham's and Chris Sharma's emergence. Along with climbing a score of V15s, Paul has sought out first ascents on almost every continent, starred in some of the finest climbing films ever made, and most importantly carried himself with humor, creativity, and dignity along the way. Jeremy Fullerton needs no introduction. Literally. He sat in the Thundercling studio for episode 8. If you haven't listened to that...what are you waiting for? Paul and Jeremy joined us for a wide-ranging conversation covering everything from Paul's discovery of climbing as a grommet in New Jersey to why he and Jeremy decided to use a Toys R Us chainsaw to remove timber while building Paul's new house. Paul also digs into media creation, his competitive nature, his bonkers rise as one of the strongest boulderers in the world, and the speculative nature of grading the most difficult rigs on the planet. Finally, for the first time in public, he digs into the controversy surrounding his epic 2010 ascent of the American classic Lucid Dreaming (V15) in the Buttermilks, Bishop, CA. What does it feel like to wake up and realize you might be the strongest boulderer in the world, on that day and in that moment? How do you defend yourself against naysayers after FA'ing one of the most difficult rigs on the planet, with an unimpeachable resume but lacking the "uncut footy" as proof? And what becomes of a climbing culture when our strongest and most admired climbers are lambasted and threatened simply because they didn't get around to setting up a camera to document a send for their sponsors, a film, the consumer, whomever? Paul and Jeremy, like Dante and Virgil, escort us through the inside world of professional climbing, from the goofiest beginnings to the horror of public humiliation to finally owning one's own past and future and taking the reigns for good. It's a helluva tour. Have a question, suggestion, feedback or a good joke? Wanna know what kind of shampoo products Fidi uses to treat that illustrious mane? Drop us a line at thunderclingpodcast@gmail.com. We read and respond to every missive. Thanks as always to Ryne Doughty for the dope tunes! Our musical inspiration just took a tumble from a ladder and broke his jaw...and is still playing shows. Heal up, you monster! And, as always, thanks for giving us a listen. We appreciate it beyond words.

Does AI have intuition? It’s tough to say. Some experts predict AI will take the guesswork out of stock markets, come out on top in high-stakes competitive games, and figure out what we’re thinking before we think it. But will it? And how soon? With so much data being fed into AI, it’s reasonable to assume raw computational power and better information are stand-ins for intuition itself, yet that doesn’t entirely explain AI’s ability to be … well … truly intelligent. Jessica is joined by emerging technologies guru Dave Graham of Dell Technologies, Raphael Fiorentino of AI investing app Butterwire, Victor Kristof of sports prognostication startup Kickoff AI, Ani Kembhavi of the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, and Professor Tuomas Sandholm of Carnegie Mellon University. AI’s capacity for augmenting human intelligence is already helping humans making more educated guesses in several different arenas, by looking at wide swaths of historical data and trend analysis. But can it win at poker? Jessica goes head-to-head in Texas Hold ‘Em to find out just how intuitive AI can be. Watch Jessica try to call the AI's bluff on our YouTube channel.

If you’ve been to a medical facility recently, you may have already had some of your healthcare provided for you by AI. Massive amounts of raw medical data have been compiled since medical imaging hit the scene, and with computing power up to the task, it can now be harnessed in novel, fascinating ways: diagnosing life-threatening diseases, plus assessing risk of disease and pregnancy complications. And that’s just the start. With any new technology comes risk: More data can improve diagnosis, treatment, healthcare and operational efficiency, but sensitive data requires stringent security measures. It’s one thing if someone steals your credit card … quite another altogether if someone steals your DNA. Data scientists and security experts are working tirelessly to make sure AI’s arrival into the medical arena is a seamless, secure one. Host Jessica Chobot checks in for a checkup and is joined on her wellness journey by Dave Graham of Dell Technologies, Eran Orr, Founder & CEO of AR/VR health startup XR Health, Dekel Gelbman of Boston biotech firm FDNA, and Joe Marks, Executive Director of the Center for Machine Learning and Health at Carnegie-Mellon University. Can fully autonomous AI replace doctors, nurses, clinicians and surgeons? Will AI give Jessica a clean bill of health? Find out in this episode of Hype v. Reality. And head to our YouTube channel to watch Jessica's VR session.

Is AI really coming for all of our jobs? Or is fear of a robot takeover based on hype? To find out, host—and fellow human—Jessica Chobot talks with leading AI experts to uncover the source of the hype, reveal just how challenging it is to train a robot, and clearly define the role of machines in the workplace. In the “AI on the Job” episode of AI: Hype vs. Reality, you’ll hear Dave Graham from Dell Technologies explain the difference between job augmentation and replacement. Geoffrey Hinton—the “godfather of deep learning” and recipient of the 2018 Turing Award—gives insight into why humans fear robots to begin with. Andra Keay, managing director of Silicon Valley Robotics, deftly puts these fears to rest by relegating robots to tasks, not jobs. And Dylan Losey of Stanford University discusses why he thinks robots could use more of a human touch… literally. Finally, Jessica heads to Kindred in Toronto, where she talks to co-founder James Bergstra and learns to pilot the aptly-named SORT AI robot, putting it to the task of sorting online orders and answering the question: AI co-workers—hype or reality? Want to see how well Jessica can handle SORT? Head here to watch. Please let us know what you think of the show by leaving us a rating or review in Apple Podcasts

Self-driving cars: the greatest automotive industry disruption since Henry Ford’s Model-T assembly line… just around the corner. Right? That’s the hype—but is it reality? Are we mere blocks away from our neighborhood streets and freeways being filled with autonomous cars? Find out in the premiere episode of AI: Hype vs. Reality, a new podcast and video series in which Jessica Chobot, veteran host of Nerdist News and Bizarre States, puts present-day artificial intelligence technology to the test in real-world situations. And separates the hype from reality. In this inaugural episode, “AI That Drives”, Jessica talks with Dell Technologies’ emerging tech lead, Dave Graham, to get some context behind the hype around self-driving cars and what’s standing in the way of autonomous cars taking over our roadways. Guest Ram Vasudevan from the University of Michigan discusses the #1 concern—safety—and the data behind predicting pedestrian behavior. And guest Tim Sylvester explains his company’s, Integrated Roadways, solution to moving mass amounts of data between cars and between the car and the road—turning the road itself into a smart wireless network. Finally, after Jessica speaks with Ragavan Thurairatnam, cofounder and chief of machine learning at Dessa about the challenges of programming self-driving cars, she heads to the University of Toronto to take an experimental autonomous car named Zeus out for a spin. Hear how her adventure ends (spoiler: not everything goes according to program) and decide for yourself: self-driving cars—hype or reality? Want to watch Jessica’s test drive? Head here to see the action unfold.

Dave Graham and Brian Reaves of Dell Technologies collaborate on a session discussing Bias in AI. This is a sociological and engineering (lite) approach to discussing bias.

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Amber continued the conversation about non-traditional school options and shared some of her story about travelling to Olds College in Alberta with her daughter to attend an Animal Science Preview Day.  What’s the difference between ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Amber continued the conversation of traditional versus non-traditional school options for children in Kindergarten to grade 12, that parents should learn so they can advocate for their children.  A single path is not right for ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Amber shared her experience with children expressing interest in different educational paths.  Part one of her story explores a non-traditional approach to education, and options available for parents. Is your child interested in technology, movies, ..Continue Reading

In this episode, Robin Braun, Global Healthcare Storage CIO, and Dave Graham, Director of Global Messaging for Emerging Technologies, introduce us to the upcoming 5G cell protocol and its impact on Healthcare.

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station.  Amber shared 5 tips to reduce stress when preparing lunches for your kids while ensuring they are not “hangry” when they get home from school.  Each podcast is meant to give parents insights that can ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station.  Amber shared her process for creating the vision board of your dreams.  Amber’s program is called Learn to F.L.Y. (First Love Yourself).  Vision boarding can be used by sports teams, parents, children and coworkers.  You ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station.  Amber shared 7 tips for building stronger relationships between parents and teachers, allowing for improved communication during report-card time, parent-teach interviews, and through-out the entire school-year.  Each podcast is meant to give parents insights that ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station.  Amber shared her acronym “H.O.M.E.W.O.R.K.” to help parents reduce stress in the home during homework time and in turn reduce stress for the kids.  Each podcast is meant to give parents insights that can help ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Amber shared tips for quality family time during the holidays, including trying new things, learning from our children, and giving back to those in need. Each podcast is meant to give parents insights that can ..Continue Reading

On this week's episode we talk to music festival super-producer Dave Graham and go behind the scenes to find out exactly what it takes to organize one of the biggest music festivals in the country, BottleRock. Graham jumped in to save the BottleRock brand following a successful, but financially problematic inaugural year of the festival. With just 4 months to plan, an no experience organizing a large-scale music festival, Graham and his Latitude 38 team banded together to build the foundation of what has become one of the pre-eminent festival experiences in the country.    Coming up this weekend at Glen Ellen's BR Cohn Winery, live music is reignited for the Sonoma Harvest Music Festival. The two-day music festival marks the return of a large-scale music festival to the winery after a 3-year hiatus following the cancelation of the long running Fall Music Festival. Featuring headliners The Avett Brothers and the Head and the Heart, the festival features a single stage filled with great acts throughout the weekend.   We'll talk about the Sonoma Harvest Festival, BottleRock, the upcoming Fall Shows series in Napa, and talk shop with just how a festival comes together. Plus, we're talking live music travel and Coco and Mike's crazy coincidental travels to Colorado's famed Red Rocks Ampitheater. Join us for another fun and interesting episode of Rock'N Vino!

Dave shares how he became involved with Brigadoon Village and the various camps they offer, in particular, Camp Believe for kids/youth who have parents living with Mental Illness.

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Amber continued her conversation from February, sharing her thoughts on the impact of tests in school. Amber helps parents understand the history of tests and why this isn’t the best measure in the school system. ..Continue Reading

Tough has evolved and Henry Rollins is on a roadtrip across Australia to find out how. What better place to start than rural Queensland on a huge property with farmer Dave Graham. Dave was raised to be tough, in places where the drought years are long and the flash flooding unpredictable, it’s the only way to get by. But growing up in the country was tough for Dave for other reasons -- he’s gay. So, what impact has this had on his definition of tough? If this episode brought up any stuff for you, get in touch with  Beyond Blue at beyondblue.org.au or in Australia on 1300 22 4636. If you’re in an emergency or at immediate risk of harm to yourself or others, please contact emergency services on triple zero.

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Amber shares her thoughts on the impact of tests in school.  Amber helps parents understand the history of tests and why this isn’t the best measure in the school system.  Each podcast is meant to ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Amber shared her thoughts on that dreaded subject that many parents and students struggle with on a nightly basis … homework. Amber helps parents understand the benefits of homework including: positive work habits, goal achievement, ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Amber shared the top 5 questions parents should ask at parent teacher conferences. Amber helps parents be more proactive with their children’s education by providing helpful tips to maximize the success that children have in ..Continue Reading

1- ID Intro – Trance Sensation 2- Nadia Ali - Love Story (Andy Moor Vocal Mix) 3- Cosmic Gate feat Emma Hewitt – Not Enough Time (Andy Duguid Remix) Tune of the Week 4- Dash Berlin feat Cerf Mitiska and Jaren - Man On The Run (Dash Berlin 4AM Mix) 5- Armin Van Buuren Ft.Cathy Burton - Rain (Cosmic Gate Remix) 6- Lisa Miskovsky - Still Alive (Symphony K Bootleg Remix) 7- DT8 Project - Destination (Akesson Remix) 8- FKN feat Jahala - Still Time (Aly and Fila Remix) Sensation Tune 9- Sequentia - Infinite Horizon (Original Mix) Sensation Moment with Dj AnbroK 1- Beat Service - Nectar (Juicy Mix) 2- D:folt - I Come Running (tyDi Dub Mix) 3- Dave Graham feat Cat Martin - Love Always Fades (Michael de Kooker Rmx) 4- Yamin feat Marcie - No One (Airtight Rmx) 5- tyDi feat Manta Ray - Mind Games (Max Savietto Rmx)

1- ID Intro – Trance Sensation 2- Sarah Mclachlan – The First Noel (Dash Berlin Remix) 3- Dave Graham feat Cat Martin – Love Always Fades (Michael de Kooker Remix) Sensation Tune 4- Super8 & Tab feat. Alyna - Delusion (Sun Decade Remix) 5- Rank 1 - L.E.D There Be Light (Trance Energy Anthem 2009) 6- Signalrunners – Meet Me in Montauk (Original Mix) 7- Anton Firtich Project - Moonlight Madness (Original Mix) 8- Element One - Meadows (Original Mix) 9- Sebastian Sand – Creeps (Ronski Speed Remix) 10- Thomas Bronzwaer - Certitude (Original Mix) Tune of The Week 11- Simon Patterson – Smack (Original Mix) 12- Michael Angelo feat Danny – Test Drive (Nitrous Oxide Remix) 13- Alex Morph – Sunshine (Nitrous Oxide Remix) 14- Erik de Koning – Dream Flight (Mike Nichol Remix) 15- Suncatcher – Epic (7 Skies Remix)

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Dave and Amber discussed to importance of parent teacher relationships and how this contributes to children having greater success in school. To help this important factor, Amber shared 4 tips to facilitate better parent teacher ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Dave and Amber discussed “household success”, and tips for providing your children with the best chance of success as they grow up. Amber provides some helpful tips on discipline, consequences, chores and financial awareness. Amber ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Dave and Amber discussed the “summer slide”, how summer vacation can affect children learning in the coming school year.  Amber provides some helpful tips to reduce the fight over screen time and encourage some structure and ..Continue Reading

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5 FM The Beach radio station. Dave and Amber discussed anxiety and how it is affecting today’s youths. Amber is parenting expert and a regular contributor on the radio program.

It’s been a while – for a number of reasons, which I touch on at the end of the episode in another edition of “Other Side of the Fence” – but, either way, I’m back. In this episode I recap BottleRock, the Napa Valley’s annual three-day music festival, with festival CEO Dave Graham and local musician Alec Lee.

Amber Scotchburn was recently interviewed by Dave Graham on 88.5FM The Beach radio station, discussing the Netflix series “13 Reasons Why”.  This Netflix show has become popular among teens and tweens, and has everyone talking.  In this prequel to Amber’s next series of Podcasts titled “13 Reaons Why…Not”, Amber shares her ..Continue Reading

Every hunter has thought about owning their own hunting property at one phase of their hunting life or another.  Whether it turns into realty is another story. Sometimes it's a financial obstacle, sometimes, something else. What's fascinating is that we often overlook the income potential of owning a piece of whitetail heaven. As Dave Graham, a real estate agent from Iowa,  and Jake Huff, owner and real estate broker at the Huff Land Company, will reveal in this episode, there's lot to consider when buying a property where the big bucks roam.  Is it a fair price? Can it be financed? What about timber value?  Is there cash flow potential for row crops?  Jake and Dave touch on all these subjects and much much more. Grab a pen and a notebook.  We have lots to talk about.  OUR SPONSORS:  ScentLok Enforcer www.ScentLokEnforcer.com Advanced Treestands www.AdvancedTreestands.com Morse's Sporting Goods www.MorseSportingGoods.com DEER NEWS: Michigan Calls for Deer Cull with Presence of CWD Idaho Spends $650k to Feed Wildlife - Elk, Deer Antelope Washington State House OKs Payout for Deer Damage Maryland Teen Shoots Deer Inside of Home HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSS: A Family Passionate about the Outdoors Making a Living in the Outdoors, Creating Huff Land Co. A Focus on Iowa, No Headlocks, A Niche It's Special to Own a Chuck of Dirt Iowa - A Deer Mecca, What's the Best? CRP Contracts, Timber, Return on Investment Row Crop Farming, Income, Recreational Property Walnut and Oak, The Diversity of the Land Buying Now for a Fall Hunt The Downfalls of Buying Whitetails Property Questions to Think About - Budget WRP Land Programs - Can Often Return the Entire Cost of Land The Use of a Forrester for Timber Esitmates The Value of Walnut and a 14" Diameter Appraisal and Pre Buy - Thinking of Capital Gains Kill Reports and Game Cams to Sell Property A Big Commitment - Not Making Mistakes Studying the Wildlife for Evaluation - Big Buck Sell How to Decide What a Property is Worth Fixer Upper - Can Land Work this Way? Vision of a Property and Habitat Should I Build? Is Land Financeable? Are Deed Safe? and Property Line Apps Hunting Skills and Techniques and Strategies, Gear Setup  Most Memorable Deer Hunts and 10 Rapid Fire Questions Our APP: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/app Help Support This Show: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/pledge FEEDBACK HOTLINE: 724-613-2825 REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE on iTUNES and Stitcher: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/itunes www.BigBuckRegistry.com/stitcher Want to Know When the Next Big Buck Podcast is Released? Then Join the Club: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/huntmail Submit A Buck: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/mybuck Be a Guest: Guests@BigBuckRegistry.com Share for Share: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/s4s Facebook: www.Facebook.com/bigbuckregistry Twitter: www.twitter.com/bigbuckregistry Feedback:Feedback@BigBuckRegistry.com Also find us on these fine networks:  Blubrry Libsyn TuneIn  CREDITS: This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips

Welcome to another episode of The Zen Courses Show! My guest for this episode is Dave Graham, musician and founder of Music Theory is Your Friend. Dave just had his first successful launch for his newest course, The Music Creator’s Toolkit—after many failed course launches. Today, he shares what he did differently to succeed. In This Episode, You'll Learn: How Dave got started teaching music theory The secret mindset you need as an entrepreneur to keep going The one thing he changed that led to a successful course launch How to keep going even if you think you’re doing everything wrong Alternatives to having an email list References and Tools Mentioned: The Music Creator’s Toolkit Fizzle - Online Training for Business Builders Teachable Thinkific Coach Thanks for Listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving an honest review for The Zen Courses Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews boost ratings & help new listeners find the show. I read every review and I'd love to read yours.  And, finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. If you have an Android phone, you can subscribe on Stitcher. Lastly, I want to say THANK YOU to Dave for sharing his story with us on The Zen Courses Show!

On Episode 108 of the Enormocast, I sit down in the Mobile Studio in Rifle Mountain Park with Joe Kinder. Joe grew up in New England where he joined a crew of hotshot sport climbers that included Tim Kemple, Luke GOMEZ Parady, and Dave Graham. Self-described as the weakest of that band, Joe has nevertheless … Continue reading "Episode 108: Joe Kinder – Working for it."

Date: July 11th, 2016 Google Play For Android Users iTunes Show Page About Joe Kinder This is an interview with Joe Kinder, a 36-year-old climber from New Hampshire who was one of our sport's first professional (aka paid) athletes. He's climbed up to 5.14+ sport and 5.13+ trad, and he's given back much to the sport by developing a whole lot of new routes all over the US. He's well known for his consistently high level of psyche for climbing, and for being a genuinely good person and fellow climber at any crag. Joe, Sam Elias, and Dan Mirsky recently completed the BD Training Bootcamp, where they lived and trained together in Golden, CO for several weeks at a time while being coached by Kris Peters and Justen Sjong. They all saw a lot of success after the bootcamp sessions, and I talked to Joe about what he accomplished after the bootcamp and how he's changing his overall training because of it.     About Our Talk In this interview we talked about his history with climbing, growing up with Dave Graham, why he develops routes, training, diet, and lots more.   BD bootcamp results Route development Moonboard training Making a living as a sponsored athlete Diet and alcohol Goals of 5.15 Joe Kinder Links Joe's experience with the BD Bootcamp (Video) Joe sending Maquina Muerte in Spain, 5.14d  (Video) Joe in 30 Days in Norway (Video) Joe on Instagram Joe on Facebook Training Programs for You Check out our Route Climbing Training Program for route climbers of all abilities. Our other training programs: Training Programs Page.   Please Review The Podcast on iTunes! Link to the TrainingBeta Podcast on iTunes is HERE. Please give the podcast an honest review on iTunes here to help the show reach more curious climbers around the world ;) Transcript   Coming soon!

Its New years day celebrate with us with a very special Tropi Sessions show at 6pm . It gives us great pleasure to invite you to our eighth episode of 'Tropi Sessions' radio show.This week with ITF resident Dave Graham Which will be broadcast around the world on EDMCentral.fm on Wednesday nights 6pm - 7pm with our next show on Wednesday 31st December 1. Kane – Rain On Me (tiesto vocal remix) 2. Golden Scan – Of Our Times (super 8 remix) 3. Origin – Wide Eyed Angel (original inversion mix, hooj edit) 4. Bedrock – Heaven Scent (original mix) 5. Roland Van Gelderen – Crying Out (original mix) 6. Vincent De Moor – Fly Away (limited edition dj promo vocal mix) 7. Tilt – Invisible (lost tribe vocal mix) 8. Lange Feat Skye – Drifting Away (original mix)

After the great success of "Soundtrack Of Her Life: Ariel001" & "Soundtrack Of Her Life: Linnea002", I am here to announce that I am back to give you another great journey through the life of another great lady. This time, we will all get to have the greatest trip through the life of "Branka Maxim", the girl considered me a great talented DJ and made me promise not to quit ever! Now I am proud "SOHL003" would be under her name, dedicated to her and to all of you there! Hope you all enjoy and appreciate the hard time this compilation took! Tracklist(SOHL:Branka003): 1.Tenishia ft Tiff Lacey - Burning From The Inside (Original Intro Mix/Burnout Mix/Burning Dub Mix) 2.First State ft Anita Kelsey - Falling .Markus Schulz - Fly To Colors (Genix Remix) 3.The Doppler Effect - Beauty Hides In The Deep (The Blizzard Remix) 4.Eddie Sender - Maya (Electroriginal Mix) .Lange ft Sarah Howells – Out Of The Sky (Kyau & Albert Mix) 5.Markus Schulz ft Departure - Cause You Know (Nic Chagall Remix) .James Holden ft Julie Thompson - Nothing (93 Returning Mix) 6.Cerf, Mitiska, & Jaren - Beggin You (Armin Van Buuren Remix) 7.Mike Foyle - Bittersweet Nightshade (Markus Schulz Return To Coldharbour Remix) 8.Veracocha - Carte blanche (Cosmic Gate Remix) 9.Paul Van Dyk, Starkillers, & Austin Leeds ft Ashley Tomberlin - New York City (Super8 & Tab Remix) 10.Martin Roth ft Alex Bartlett - Off The World (Lange Remix/First State's Re-Edit) .Dave Graham ft Cat Martin - Love Always Fades (Michael De Kooker Remix) 11.Julian Vincent ft Cathy Burton - Certainty (Mark Otten Dub) 12.Lange & Andy Moor - Stadium Four .Lange ft Sarah Howells - Let It All Out (Genix Rerub) .Kyau & Albert - Made Of Sun 13.Majai - Phoria (Elevations Big Room Remix) Thank you, from me and from Branka!

Matt Darey - Nocturnal Sunshine 44 01. Arno Cost - Cyan (original mix) [Cr2] 02. John Shelvin ft. Molly - Just Like You Said (Cedric Gervais vocal remix) [Shelvin] 03. Swanky Tunes - Get Up And Shout (original mix) 04. Bertie Blackman - Sky Is Falling (Taggy remix) [EQ Grey] 05. Freza & DJ Flash - Electric Waves (4Mal's Angel remix) [Flash] 06. V-Sag ft. Alexandra McKay - Feather (DJ Tarkan remix) [The Sound Of Everything] 07. Mohawk - Backlash (J-Soul remix) [Afterglow] 08. Henry John Morgan - Cherokee Go With It (Dave Boy Bland remix) [Hed Kandi] 09. Mike Koglin ft. Tania Laila - Find Me (Genix vocal remix) [Intuition] 10. Andy Coldwell ft. Lisa Shaw - Warrior (Bale & Voltaire mix) [UNO] 11. Chris Kaeser - Acid Rock (original extended mix) [Burn Baby Tracks] 12. Dave Graham ft. Cat Martin - Love Always Fades (original mix) [Soundpiercing] 13. Abel The Kid - Tell Me (original dub) [Subliminal] 14. SoLiquid - Shibuya (Paul Keeley remix) [Baroque] 15. Phunk Investigation - State Of Mind 2 (PI Darkness mix) [Absolutely] 16. Lifecycle - Gluttonous Dub (Luke Chable mix) [Ricochet] 17. Late Night Alumni - Empty Streets (Seamus Haji & Paul Emmanuel remix) [Hed Kandi]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal 189 01. Bertie Blackman - Sky Is Falling (Taggy remix) [EQ Grey] 02. Dave Graham ft. Cat Martin - Love Always Fades (original mix) [Soundpiercing] 03. Mohawk - Backlash (J-Soul remix) [Afterglow] 04. Chris Kaeser - Acid Rock (original extended mix) [Burn Baby Tracks] 05. Arno Cost - Cyan (original mix) [Cr2] 06. Lifecycle - Gluttonous Dub (Luke Chable mix) [Ricochet] 07. Henry John Morgan - Cherokee Go With It (Dave Boy Bland remix) [Hed Kandi] 08. Passenger 10 - Mikado (original mix) [Unreleased Digital] 09. Arma Nova - Eternity [Kansak] 10. Filth & Splendour vs. Greg Brookman - Shadow & Shape (James Harcourt remix) [Itch] 11. Matisse - Back To Sensation [Record Label]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal Sunshine 39 01. Cosmic Gate ft. Emma Hewitt - Not Enough Time (Andy Duguid remix) [Black Hole] 02. Hanz & Gruber - Turn The Radio On (club mix) [Shelvin] 03. Reflekt ft. Delline Bass - Need To Feel Loved (Adam K & Soha remix) [Positiva] 04. Grand National - Cut By The Brakes (Modifier mix) [Microrave] 05. Dave Graham ft. Cat Martin - Love Always Fades (original mix) [Soundpiercing] 06. Dean Coleman ft. DCLA - I Want You (Sultan & Ned Shepard remix) [Yoshitoshi] 07. John Shelvin ft. Molly - Just Like You Said (Cedric Gervais vocal remix) [Shelvin] 08. Mark Mendes - La Boom (original mix) [Starter] 09. Tyrrell - Lalalalalala (James Harcourt remix) [Twisted Frequency] **Nadia Ali on the phone** 10. Nadia Ali - Love Story (album version) [Direxion] 11. Second Sun - Golden (Sultan & Ned Shepard's Solid Gold mix) [Ultra] 12. Daniele Papini & Mauro Picotto - Gonna Get Ya (Marcel Woods remix) [Nukleuz] 13. Sudha ft. Zoe Johnston - Leche (Thomas Schwartz vocal mix) [Bish Bash] 14. Medway ft. Isabell - Fade (Chris Domingo remix) [DB Records] 15. Daniel Portman - Open Your Mind (original mix) [Unreleased Digital] 16. Lil Louis - French Kiss [Epic]

Sit down at the table with Craig Bundren of Bundren Painting & Drywall (TX), Dave Graham of Central Painting (ON, CA) and Jesse Ficks from Skis Painting (WA), and learn how COVID has impacted their businesses, what government programs they've taken advantage, and how they're forming a game plan for the future.