Podcast appearances and mentions of Dave Grant

Hello there!WTC 2025 is in the books and a new team stands a top of the globe as the kings of Legion.After last years outstanding performance by Team France led by Antoine Granet he the title heads over the English Channel to England with a team led by Dave Grant. Dave and his very humble team (proclaimed the all stars) of Dave, Geoff Porrit, Lyla Claire and 2024 individual worlds champion (and social organiser king) Olly Dier are all on the show and talk all things WTC 2025. If you like what you hear and want to support more of our work please head to out patreon page. It really does help the show out and helps us support the community.https://patreon.com/thatsnomoonpodcast?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkTo know more about unique order tokens and more head to Commscan Gaming on the link below.https://commscan.etsy.comFor information about events head to https://www.legionevents.app/To know more about unique order tokens and more head to Commscan Gaming on the link below.Check out our instagram page for some entertaining pics and more https://www.instagram.com/thatsnomoonpodcast/For more info please check out our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Thatsnomoonpodcast and our Youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@TNMPod/about#StarWarsLegion #hobbying #miniwargaming #AtomicMassGames

This episode we talk to Fierce Beer supremo Dave Grant about the origins of Fierce, getting started, expansion and how the collabs with Aberdeen FC and rock legends Rush came about.Also on the menu is Pete Townsend birthday, Trump v The Boss, Six Nations kick off 2026, Reviews of Arcade Fire and Billy Nomates albums and a live review of Michael Schenker in Glasgow, thanks for listening.

Hello there!Episode 56 drops for your audio pleasure where we bring in a new feature... "How to"Each week the boys will discuss how to play missions and secondaries and offer suggestions as to the best way to win and also things to avoid. This week we talk about Close the Pocket and Marked Targets. To help us offer the most tactically sound advice we have brought in the man of many memes, Dave Grant to offer his very expert opinion and ideas. He also wanted it to be known that Azure's Mum has got it going on... whatever this means.For information about events head to https://www.legionevents.app/If you like what you hear and want to support more of our work please head to out patreon page. It really does help the show out and helps us support the community.https://patreon.com/thatsnomoonpodcast?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkTo know more about unique order tokens and more head to Commscan Gaming on the link below.https://commscan.etsy.comCheck out our instagram page for some entertaining pics and more https://www.instagram.com/thatsnomoonpodcast/For more info please check out our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Thatsnomoonpodcast and our Youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@TNMPod/about#StarWarsLegion #hobbying #miniwargaming #AtomicMassGames

Hello there!This weeks show reviews the 96 player event in the UK that our very own canine craver Andy organises and runs. We have a guest (Matt Haslam) on as well who went undefeated that weekend missing out on top spot by SoS to Dave Grant. Cockles Jack and Olly talk about their games and their impressions of new rules in the first UK major event to use them. We also talk about upcoming events and things to be looking forward to going forward plus there was a Patreon giveaway!If you like what you hear and want to support more of our work please head to out patreon page. It really does help the show out and helps us support the community.https://patreon.com/thatsnomoonpodcast?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkCheck out our instagram page for some entertaining pics and more https://www.instagram.com/thatsnomoonpodcast/For more info please check out our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Thatsnomoonpodcast and our Youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@TNMPod/about#StarWarsLegion #hobbying #miniwargaming #AtomicMassGames

In this episode of Tech Sales Insights, Randy Seidl is joined by Dave Grant, President of Nasuni, to discuss his impressive career trajectory from CMO to CRO and now President. Dave shares his journey, key insights, and the importance of a holistic go-to-market strategy. The conversation covers the role of rev ops, the importance of a strong corporate culture, and the significance of balancing short-term execution with long-term strategy. Key takeaways include leveraging sales and marketing symbiosis for better outcomes, focusing on transparency within the company, and the value of building a supportive network. Notable quotes from industry leaders highlight Dave's unique blend of strategic and tactical skills. This episode is sponsored by Sandler and Sales Community.KEY TAKEAWAYSCareer Progression: Understand the key skills and mindset shifts necessary to transition from a CMO to a CRO and ultimately to President.Sales and Marketing Alignment: Learn about the importance of integrating marketing efforts with sales to ensure cohesive go-to-market strategies and successful outcomes.Company Culture: Discover how Nasuni's transparent and team-oriented culture contributes to its success and employee satisfaction.Strategic Partnerships: Gain insights into how Nasuni leverages partnerships with hyperscalers and channel partners to enhance its market presence and drive growth.Challenges and Opportunities: Hear about the challenges in brand awareness and the strategies Nasuni employs to overcome them and capitalize on its market potential.QUOTESDave Grant on Team Dynamics: "I think team translates into what goes on in the workplace. As long as you're a good teammate, most of it, the rest of it plays out."Randy Seidl on Marketing Metrics: "MKLs are great, but what's it doing to turn into an SQL and something that's really trying to add value?"Dave Grant on Company Culture: "Paul Flanagan puts it best when he says you take care of your employees. They take care of customers and everything else follows."Dave Grant on Nasuni's Growth: "We believe we have the potential with the addressable market we have in front of us... We can be a standalone publicly traded company."Find out more about Dave Grant through the link below:https://www.linkedin.com/in/dgrant4/This episode is sponsored by Sandler. Sandler is a world leader in innovative sales, leadership, and management training. For more than 50 years, Sandler has taught its distinctive, non-traditional selling system and highly effective sales training methodology, which has helped salespeople and sales managers take charge of the process.

I am delighted to welcome back to the  Podcast, Dave Grant from Fierce Beer based in Aberdeen

Belfast Giants climbed back on the winning horse with a 4 point weekend! Patrick, Davy and Simon will look over the games against the Clan and Panthers. We hear from Petr Cech following his debut for the Belfast Giants, and newest name on the roster, Cameron Pound Sunday's goalscorer, Matt McLeod, Former Giant Jonathan Boxill and Host of the 3 0n 3 Podcast, Dave Grant, join us too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 7 brings you yet another guest! The UK's very own Dave Grant (the man of a million memes) talks to us about his 6 Activation Vader & Palpatine list that broke Star Wars Legion social media.In addition we talk about the next Separatist Unit, Asajj Ventress. We will discuss what impact she will have on the game what players can expect to see from her.We also have introduced a Patreon subscription service and we discuss why and what we hope to do with funds raised from this. Please see link below. https://www.patreon.com/thatsnomoonpodcast

Gospel Driven | John 6:1-14 (Aug 14) Dave Grant by Redemption Church Newmarket

This podcast is being released as part of our content take-over week, to access more visit: Digital Transformation Week.  The positive impact of digital transformation on charities is unmistakable. Throughout the sector, you can find so many examples of best practices, learnings and success stories. But we rarely address the challenges that get charities to this point. Whilst a positive mindset is always important, we can't forget that digital progress is built off the challenges we've had to overcome... so we need to talk about what these are! Whilst digital changes are amazing, they aren't always easy. They require bravery. The transformation journey to get your charity to a point of digital success is just as important as the success itself. As a sector, we need to foster working in the open...so others can learn from the challenges of peers and like-minded organisations. By sharing stories of our own digital transformation challenges, we can help make those of other charities smoother.   That's why we've bought together a selection of charity speakers, each willing to share the challenges they face on their ongoing digital transformation journeys. Chris Hall, Head of Marketing at Charity Digital, is joined by Sorcha Dallas, Custodian at the Alasdair Gray Archive; Janine Woodward-Grant, Deputy Chief Executive Officer at Carers' Centre Bath and North East Somerset; and Dave Grant, Head of Products Charities at Torchbox. In the episode, we discuss each speaker's experience, what they would do differently looking back, the role of charity leaders in transformation, the risks involved, and so much more. We also talk about why the sector is so reticent to discuss the fears and challenges involved in digital transformation, as well as the necessity of a digital culture shift.  

The government's solicitation is its best attempt to define a problem. A contractor's proposal is its best attempt to define a solution. When faithfully executed, both should combine to meet a mission requirement. But can they? Contracts of even moderate complexity can obligate contractors to meet scores of requirements performed in dozens of activities over a 1 to 5 year period. Issues, priorities, budgets, personnel and conditions will change. So how can executing a statement of work written 12-18 months before work even began, meet a mission requirement? Greg Giddens says the answer is performance management. Not in the HR sense but as a broad framework for conversation about how contract acquisition, program management and change management work together - or don't - to meet the intent of a statement of work. To meet the business objective or, in government terms, the mission requirement of the contract. Greg and his business partner at Potomac Ridge Consulting, Dave Grant, should know. After careers in project and program management, change management and procurement in multiple Federal government cabinet departments, they know what works and what doesn't to get government and contracting officials on the same page. Greg joins me for this episode, and here are some of my favorite aah-ha! moments: 7:36 - Federal contracting is conceived as a partnership with the private sector 10:50 - Federal contracts, marriage contracts, and the meaning of relationship 11:45 - Using performance management from Step One - the contract kickoff 21:29 - When buying a microwave isn't what you think, or how changing the conversation changed a contracting officer's understanding of the problem 29:17 - Performance management creates transparency 40:05 - Performance management lines up means and ends to the desired outcome 47:43 - How changing the conversation creates a same page from multiple "own pages" 54:00 - But what if it doesn't work? What do we do if we can't get on the same page?

Christmas Series (Dec 24) Dave Grant by Redemption Church Newmarket

This week on the Post Show, Dave & Grant cover:- Narcos Mexico S3 Review- Succession E3- Wall-E- Dexter New Blood E1- Halo News/Gaming- Anime News - Blade Runner Black Lotus- Filler Episodes - Eighty Six E9

Dave & Grant discuss their recent viewing of the anime movie classic: Your Name.

This week, Dave & Grant discuss: The Batman Trailer, 86, Anime Fall Pilots, James Bond: No Time to Die, Paddington, News: MCU, Cowboy Bebop, Mob Psycho & more, and lastly, Succession S3

This week, Dave & Grant talk: Vivy Fluorite, James Bond/Daniel Craig, Adam Warlock Casting and Demon Slayer Season 2!

Dave & Grant discuss their recent (and first) viewing of the anime movie classic, Paprika!

Dave & Grant discuss MHA S5E25

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Nate sits down with his dispatch partner and former wildland firefighter Dave Grant to get some perspective on what's going on in California. Dave spent over 20 years with the Forestry Service and ended his career as a dispatcher for them before moving to Oklahoma and taking a job with the airport fire department.

Dave & Grant discuss MHA S5E21.

Born from a desire of escaping the oil and gas industry, Fierce would become the end result of a chance meeting of co-founders Dave Grant and Dave McHardy during a brewing course at Brewlab in Sunderland. This friendship led to Fierce Beer mashing in its first ever commercial brew in May 2016 at its new home in Dyce, Aberdeen. Five years on Fierce are exporting 15 countries and they have been the most awarded Scottish Brewery for the last three years running! https://www.fiercebeer.com/ Dave and Dave wholeheartedly recommend teh following fine Aberdeen establishments... https://hopshopaberdeen.com/about/ https://www.sixdnorth.co.uk/

It's finally here! Dave & Grant have watched Demon Slayer: Mugen Train, and are here to discuss the movie in all of its details. Enjoy!

We are BACK AND BLESSED to be meeting on campus again on Sundays! So DON'T MISS staying CONNECTED with C.A.C through our FACEBOOK page for current news, updates and even OUR LATEST LIVE PODCAST RECORDING! W/ many new show guests and ideas that are discussed weekly, its sure to provide an Apostolic insight and analysis on what's unfolding right before our eyes! C.A.C FACEBOOK LINK BELOW.C.A.C FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/CACFlint/WAIT...Continue to catch up on the latest C.A.C Sermon ON THE ROAD!! Just tune into our local radio station SATURDAY @ 1pm & SUNDAYS @ 2:30 pm on WSNL A.M 600/F.M 106.5. A HUGE THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!

Dave Grant is the founder of Retirement Matters, a fee-only financial planning firm in Chicago, IL. Dave joins the show today to share his career journey, including how he found financial planning, his experiences in his first position, and why he left the firm to join a larger local competitor. He also opens up about how he handled the career crossroads he was faced with when deciding whether to join another firm or start his own. Listen in as Dave discusses the changes he went through as he transitioned from employee to business owner, the niche he initially chose, and why it didn't work out. You’ll learn how he carried on through some tough times professionally, how his mindset shifted into pivoting to a structure that could generate the revenue he needed to support his family, and his best tips for job seekers. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://bit.ly/3o3J6zE 

Dave and Ethan are joined by two artists and fans inspired by Weird Al - author/storyteller David "Sheepdog" Grant and musician Zeb Lemke!Zeb joins Dave and Ethan to talk about his Weird Al parodies, covers and songs about Weird Al, shares insights into his musical contributions to the podcast, and premieres a brand new song all about Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz!David Grant is a storyteller who, under his pen name, Sebastian Shepherd, has not only contributed to the 2020 issue of the Midnight Star fanzine, but also made Weird Al a pivotal plot point in his novel, The Ruins of Our Past.

On this episode of Maximum Advisor, Chip is joined by Dave Grant, financial advisor columnist and founder of  Retirement Matters (https://retirementmatters.co/) . Dave shares how he accidentally found himself in the world of financial planning and how he overcame various obstacles that led him to create his company. Dave begins this episode by sharing with listeners how his services started out heavily geared toward Illinois based teachers and slowly grew his clientele with a focus on retirement planning. Dave states, “I rebranded and then became more of a retirement income specialist. And then three years after that, this is where we sit today.” Chip describes a recent article written by Dave where he details how at 37 years old, he is considered semi-retired. Dave clarifies that while he is still heavily involved with his clients, he has been able to tailor his business around his life, and not the other way around. “I was really trying to understand, how do I want to build a practice that supports my life versus building a job?” Dave continues to explain why he hasn’t taken on more clients and how some financial advisors question his decision. “Some of them are like, you're crazy. Why would you not want to earn more money? Like, well, that's you, that’s fine. If you want to earn more money, that's great. Just realizing what you may be giving up for it.” Dave points out, “it's more important to have the time than the dollars.” Chip and Dave end the segment by discussing the importance of advisors being able to identify their weaknesses. Dave closes by encouraging listeners, “You got to focus on your weaknesses, that is going to help you grow in the future.” The goal of this show is to develop a community of advisors who are focused on being better advisors, better business owners, and better people. People are wired to be in community, we hope you join ours at  http://bit.ly/maxadvisorgroup (http://bit.ly/maxadvisorgroup) And to take advantage of the most important marketing, selling and positioning tool for your practice grab our scorecard:  http://maximumadvisor.com/scorecard/ (http://maximumadvisor.com/scorecard/)

Welcome to another episode of the N+1 Lowlands Cycling podcast. We are your hosts Geoff and Gerry. Today we talk with Dave Grant a top level cyclist who traveled to the Netherlands in the early 90's to live and race his bike over there. Of course we are very interested in how he ended up in the Netherlands, how it was racing  for the Sauna Diana team and what he's up to nowadays racing Road, Track, Cyclocross, and Mountain Bike, and how he will never do a Zwift race. Dave also discusses how training has changed under Covid 19, what new technology he's really excited about, and what his goals will be once the racing season returns.The Sauna Diana team was the very first team who actually had a coach-bus (English Doubledecker bus) for their riders.  After the double decker bus they acquired a coach bus which the lent to the TVM pro cycling team during the Tour de France. In those days the pro team didn't have the luxurious coach busses they have today, and the riders had to get changed sitting in the back of the team car.https://www.activeyards.com/https://www.road-results.com/team/35651https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/https://www.lowlandscycling.comhttps://cyclinginflanders.cc/bucket-lists Cyclo Sportive's in Belgiumhttps://youtu.be/5osKi5Z184I The Move - Best of Liege-Bastogne-Liege

This week Jeff picks up the phone and dials through to Dave Grant, the former British championship mx racer turned rider and team manager. It’s fair to say he’s been there and seen pretty much all of it when it comes to managing riders and teams, most notably Danny ‘Magoo’ Chandler and Stefan Everts. Here Jeff takes Dave right back to the start of his riding career and delves into some interesting details of his time managing riders and the might of HRC’s expectations.

We're back and better than ever. We're kicking off season 2 of Bridging the Gap with Dave Grant, founder, and financial planner at Retirement Matters. Trendsetter, fee-only advocate, internationally known, and industry leader are just some of the adjectives used to describe Dave. He's got plenty of experience in both the finance + tech industries so it's only right we have him kick off season 2. Remember to subscribe + leave a 5-star review

On this month's show: - Emma grabs a pint with brewers from two of Ireland's very best contemporary breweries - White Hag & Boundary; - resident beer sommelier, Jane Peyton, takes us on a food & beer matching tour of Brighton's Open Market; - Dave Grant - co-founder of Fierce Brewery - tells us about his award-winning beer; - resident homebrewer, James Torr, talks about the best ways to begin brewing beer at home, - and, live in the studio, Alex Lewis from new, eco-friendly, artisan brewery, Earth Ale, talks beer, tastes beer and tells us about the Earth Ale philosophy. Produced & presented by Emma Inch (@fermentradio)

Dave is joined in studio by the host of the "Wisco Sports Show" Grant Billse. The duo talk Packers/Vikings, Badgers/Gophers and even a little Bucky (football and hoops), PLUS, they'll tell you when the CORRECT time to have Thanksgiving dinner is! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our 49th podcast, we talk to Dave Grant, owner & Managing director of Fierce Beer. The Aberdeen brewery have been going for a few years now and have grown a lot in that short space of time. We talk to Dave about setting up the brewery, why he chose to start it and how the brewery has grown. We also discuss the way Fierce approach recipes, talk about the pro & cons of core ranges, the brewery's new bar and plenty more. https://www.fiercebeer.com/ https://twitter.com/fiercebeer ------------------ www.beernomicon.com Available for free download on Soundcloud. We are on iTunes too @ apple.co/2bBssoV Also find us on Stitcher and other podcast apps. Please share around and any feedback is welcome. Rate and review us on iTunes. www.twitter.com/beernomicon www.facebook.com/Beernomicon Instagram: @beernomicon

Dave and Grant Love Kayaking Dave和Grant喜欢划皮划艇 Dave and his friend Grant love to go kayaking in the summer． Dave和他的朋友 Grant很喜欢在夏天划皮划艇。 Dave's kayak is yellow，and Grant's is red． Dave的皮划艇是黄色的，Grant的是红色的。 Whenever it is not raining，they go kayaking in the small lake in town． 只要不下雨，他们就在城里的小湖上划皮划艇。 They look for fish，turtles，and muskrats when they go kayaking． 他们在皮划艇上寻找鱼、海龟和麝鼠。 They also like to see ducks and loons． 他们也喜欢看鸭子和潜鸟。 Sometimes they bring fishing rods so they can try to catch fish． 有时他们会带鱼竿，这样他们就可以尝试钓鱼。 Sometimes they just paddle around． 有时他们只是四处划水。 They have the most fun when they race each other in their kayaks． 当他们比赛划皮划艇赛时，他们玩得最开心。 They always pack a lunch． 他们通...

#428 - Intelligence-Driven Digital Workspace w/Dave Grant, VP product mktg by VMware Podcasts

We discuss the launch of The 403(b)wise Fiduciary Advisor Directory.   The 403(b)wise Advisor Fiduciary Directory  403(b)wise Meridian Wealth Management Pod with advisor Dave Grant (#12) Pod with advisor Inga Chira (#31) Pod with advisor Tony Isola (#36) Moreland & Arbuckle    

It is important for senior government leaders, who are moving on from public service, to share their reflections on the work they did and the missions they pursued. Join Michael Keegan as he welcomes Dave Grant, Former Associate Administrator of FEMA's Mission Support Bureau to reflect on his public service career and his leadership roles.

In this episode, we discuss the driving forces behind accomplishing what we want, and achieving things we desire most in life. We find that motivation from within is manifested through a desire to leave a legacy, a lasting imprint on the world. We hope this episode empowers you. Thank you and enjoy the show! - DGCO

First Episode of our podcast series where Grant and I cover the ongoing process of finding true purpose and alignment with your inner-most and happiest self. You have the unique power inside of you, and the priceless opportunity to spread this light and love to others each and every day. We hope you enjoy! - DGCO

We are excited to have Bill Simonet, CFP®, Katie Brewer, CFP®, and Dave Grant, CFP® return for a curated discussion with me, Hannah Moore, CFP®,  where everyone shares what they wish they knew before leaving a firm.

Thanks for joining us for part 2 of my interview with Dave Grant from Retirement Matters. Once again, Dave’s willingness to open up and honestly share his experiences as an RIA owner is a breath of fresh air to young planners striving to carve out their place in the profession. As planners we should build honest, real, and refreshing relationships with our clients and very few “success stories” are as honest, real, and refreshing as Dave’s. Today we pick the interview right where we left off and if you enjoy these episodes be sure to check out Dave Grant’s writing in Financial Planning Magazine and his book! “One of the things I’ve learned over the last 18 months is… I have to be very self aware with things that I’m doing. And I continually have to check myself. To say is what I’m doing now, and what it’s going to be… is this something that’s a strength of mine? And should I be focusing on it?” The First Year: The Diary of a New RIA Owner NexGen NAPFA Genesis The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM) The Miracle Morning for Entrepreneurs: Elevate Your SELF to Elevate Your BUSINESS Our first episode with Dave: Episode 9 – Listener Letter “Feeling Stuck”

Dave Grant returns for another episode… or two? Dave is one of my good friends and founder of Retirement Matters. One of the things I most appreciate about Dave is his willingness to open up and share all sides of his experience as an RIA owner.  Today we’ll dive into his backstory and “the numbers” so I hope you enjoy the episode. We had a really good discussion and had to break it into two episodes. There was so much good stuff that we didn’t want to leave anything out. If “ownership” is something you’ve grown tired of or it’s something you’re tired of wanting… don’t miss this episode! “I was very much on cloud nine at that point and it gradually got down to cloud three and cloud minus nine. It did not stay up there. Client acquisition was hard. I was still trying to get my foot in the door of this niche…. I knew the market was there and I knew they needed help.”   The First Year: The Diary of a New RIA Owner FPA NexGen NAPFA Genesis Our previous episode with Dave: Episode 9 – Listener Letter “Feeling Stuck”  

Today we're talking about some topics that don't often get discussed in the financial planning space: how your mental health and business are related, and what happens when you struggle with them both. Dave Grant, now the head of Retirement Matters, shares his journey as a financial planner and entrepreneur, and opens up about his recent experience with depression. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here:  http://www.xyplanningnetwork.com/84

Dave Grant is an internationally known planner from the Chicago-land area and in this episode he helps us to respond to an e-mail from Kristen, a financial advisor and listener.  She shared with us her story and struggles with feeling lost in the industry. I know there are far more people in financial planning that can relate to her, and her questions, than we might think.  This is a hard profession to break into, but it is worth it. Thank you, Kristen, for the e-mail.  I hope you know that you are not alone and that you find your place in the profession. “In our day and age.. you see everyone’s good parts. You don’t see the struggle that people have gone through.”   “The dark side of becoming an RIA owner” Finance for Teachers Finance for Teachers Network Fox Financial Planning Network

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Dan and Scott interview Dave Grant, a Certified Financial Planner who specializes in working with teachers. Dave grew up in England and came to the United States because of a girl — a teacher — who is now his wife. Dave talks about his business model, working with teachers, and a new financial initiative he just launched called: The Finance for Teachers Network (FFTN). The goal of the network is to bring educator-focused financial advisors from across the United States into one place to learn best practices from each other, understand how to further their skills in working with K-12 and college educators, and get coaching in how to serve more educators than they currently are.  Beer Dan drinks a Bosque Lager from Bosque Brewing of Albuquerque, NM.; Scott drinks an Arrogant Bastard Ale from Stone Brewing of San Diego, CA.  

This week Chongas and Trennas discuss the finer points of Facebook relationships and chat with Michele Fryer, who was the SA Raw Comedy winner and this week's interstate guest, one of our favourites, Dave Grant.