Podcast appearances and mentions of dave hampton

This week we discuss the final regular season games of several future Hall of Famers; the Hall's diss of Lemar Parrish; the woeful play of Ed Baker; Larry Wilson's legacy; stats symmetry as usual; two running backs missing 1,000 yard seasons by less than 10 yards; and the great passing combination of Widby to Nitschke. Quote of the week: "I don't wanna know how to find out about enjoying gum chewing without any teeth." Intro-outro music: "High Stakes," by William Loose.

God's Present Series: One Off Sermons Speaker: Dave Hampton Carol Concert Date: 19th December 2021 Time: 18:30 Passage: Matthew 1:18-25

Blake as he calls himself ( think one name icons like Prince, Sting, Madonna etc) is one of the most articulate monetary theorists one could listen to. He labels himself a sound money advocate, a monetary scientist and orange pill enforcer. His twitter handle is @logicalbitcoinr Listen to this week's episode of Bit About Crypto where Blake speaks to show hosts Dave Hampton and David James with absolute captivation as he discusses the myth that is “security of the US dollar.”

In this special edition of The Finest City, we take a deep dive into the history of San Diego's extraordinary community of mid-century modern designers, architects, artists, and progressive thinkers. On June 16, 2020, host Sara Fakhoury interviewed archivist Todd Pittman and curator Dave Hampton about San Diego's homegrown modernist architect Lloyd Ruocco. This is the first in a series of interviews conducted as part of our 60th anniversary oral history project in partnership with the San Diego History Center.    Timestamps: [2:06] Sara introduces Lloyd Ruocco's archivist, Todd Pittman, and curator Dave Hampton. They discuss where they were born, where they reside currently, and give us a glimpse into their background in design. [9:46] Todd and Dave discuss how they discovered Ruocco and the mid-century design community in San Diego. [14:16] A substantial portion of Lloyd's archive was lost, while some of it was given to the historical society. [16:58] Mid-century modern architecture and furniture were well documented in LA and people knew the names of architects, but that wasn't always the case in San Diego. Todd and Dave discuss feeling like there was a mission to historize Lloyd's work. [18:51] Todd talks about Lloyd's early life, childhood schooling, mental development, and his partnership with his wife Ilsa. Lloyd's blue-collar background helped him later in his hands-on approach to architecture and creating designs with his very own hands. [23:05] Lloyd was known to encourage others to stop looking backward and looking forward in our design. [29:46] How did Frank Lloyd Wright influence San Diego's regional modernism? [34:00] In Lloyd's homes, you can go up to the street and you may not see a house at all. You may look right over the house and see a blank wall because the experience was set to highlight the space around it, not to show a home off for its curb appeal. [38:00] Sarah, Todd, and Dave discuss how the natural landscape and environment influenced Lloyd's design. [44:01] Todd and Dave share their version of the C3 Founding story. Lloyd was doing the same thing that C3 was founded for, many years prior. [46:32] Todd and Dave discuss English planner Ebenezer Howard and the varied response to his garden city movement. [51:13] Citizen activism in community planning is crucial, and the homeowner's advocacy needs to be maintained. [54:12] Lloyd and Ilse were a team, and they also recognized the importance of community. They used their own home in La Mesa as a meeting spot and knew that success was a group effort. [1:02:09] Dave recaps a few of the key people Lloyd and Ilsa brought in to be part of their experience and share their efforts to promote contemporary in all its creative facets in San Diego, to bring more intention and strength in the creative community. [1:13:25] Where did Lloyd's goal to better the lives of people in San Diego begin? The belief that people should be able to own their own home, walk to work safely, and take immense pride in their land. [1:17:02] What was he trying to address by calling the cultural community to engage in civic planning and urban design? [1:29:09] What was Ilse's contribution? Education, influential taste, connections, memorable design, community connection, and much more. [1:33:07] Todd and Dave discuss how San Diego State has many important threads in the story of Lloyd and Ilsa. [1:38:42] Lloyd's designs including IGPP and the Design Center are homey and comfortable, along with their beauty. Why was Lloyd's style so unique and hard to trace? [1:44:03] San Diego will hopefully start embracing the creative spirit that comes from its own community, and Lloyd was a great example of what it looks like to think progressively and always be looking ahead.   About C-3 In its 60 years of existence, Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 (C-3) has brought together local thought leaders from planning, design, policy, academia, community development, and more to address our region's distinctive and pressing land use challenges. In founding C-3 almost 60 years ago, architect Lloyd Ruocco's vision was to bring together our region's most creative minds from the arts, sciences, academia, and government to share ideas, learn new perspectives, and build fellowship around the idea of creating livable communities.   Opportunities for Advocacy and Engagement: C3sandiego.org San Diego Magazine Boomerang Lloyd Ruocco SDMA Garden Cities of To-Morrow, by Ebenezer Howard Hillcrest Design Center Rafael Soriano IGPP Balboa Park

Another industry podcast joins the show today: Forging Manufacturing! Hosted by Dave Hampton and Jason Flores, we continue to bring different perspectives onto The AEC Disruptors. This dynamic duo shares a wealth of manufacturing industry knowledge and advice, as well as an in-depth look at how AEC and manufacturing are both converging and diverging. Dave Hampton is the Director of Manufacturing at Applied Software and the host of the Forging Manufacturing Podcast. He focuses on trends, opportunities, and challenges that large AEC and manufacturing companies face in order to drive significant business value. Jason Flores is a Strategic Industry Consultant for Applied Software. He focuses on manufacturing initiatives like facility layout, supply chain optimization, cost reduction, and more in order to bring value to large organizations.

"PRINCE didn't get political." We've all heard it. Join us as special guest co-host Dave Hampton joins Jeremiah to talk about the political songs & points that PRINCE was making. From "PartyUp" to "Baltimore" & the upcoming "Welcome 2 America" & the latest purple news. 2 donate: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_donations&business=ROLthaDICE@aol.com&item_name=Dr.+Funkenberry.com¤cy_code=USD Venmo: drfunkenberry Cashapp: $drfunkenberry

On this edition of the Dr. Funk Live show, we discuss Primary Wave & what it will mean to Prince's Legacy. We ae joined by Dave Hampton who has prior experience with PRINCE's Paisley Park & with working with other artist's estates as well as Jeremiah's/Funkenberry's own purple experiences. 2 donate: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_donations&business=ROLthaDICE@aol.com&item_name=Dr.+Funkenberry.com¤cy_code=USD Venmo: Drfunkenberry Cashapp: $drfunkenberry

Dr. Funk Podcast PRN Alumni & MSNM Foundation Show On this episode of the Dr. Funk Live podcast, PRN Alumni's Jacqui Thompson & Dave Hampton along with MSNM Foundation join us to talk about their collaboration & to take your ?'s live. https://prnalumnievents.org/welcome47131712 2 donate 2 the podcast: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/drfunkpodcast Venmo: Drfunkenberry Cashapp: $drfunkenberry

In this episode with our special co-host Dave Hampton, we speak with McGoo, a gentleman who worked with Prince from 1991-1997. He has worked with many artists at the top of their game including Lizzo, Beyonce, Ricky Martin, Maxwell, and a host of others. He also had the distinct pleasure of having a song named after him "Poor Goo". We learn the story behind the song and so much more.

On this edition of the Dr. Funk Live show PRN Alumni members Dave Hampton are on to discuss the upcoming "She's Always In My Hair" event foe Chance Howard & so much more! Tune in! 2 Donate: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/drfunkpodcast

Dave Hampton and Susan Rogers, two highly successful and well-respected recording engineers, sit down with Wally’s All Access to talk about the state of the recording industry and how artist are responding, the importance of women and the role they played in Prince’s creativity and what it takes to “unlearn” Prince. Hear about the song that Susan would love to re-mix and how Dave was able to introduce new technologies to Prince and make it seamless. This is a show you don’t want to miss.

“You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." Hampo speaks on the final night of New Year Training from Matthew 5:14-16.

Son Maker Series: Why He Came Preacher: Dave Hampton Sunday Evening Date: 6th December 2020 Time: 18:30

Son Maker Series: Why He Came Preacher: Dave Hampton Sunday Evening Date: 6th December 2020 Time: 18:30 Passage: Galatians 4:1-7

Football Attic is part of the https://sportshistorynetwork.com/ (Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Your Favorite Sport's Yesteryear). Read the entire episode blog post and check out some other cool info regarding this https://sportshistorynetwork.com/football/nfl/dave-hampton (episode here). FOOTBALL ATTIC BACKGROUND My name is John Gidley, and as I’m looking on my bookshelf, I see a lot of books about the National Football League. There’s a book about the 72 Dolphins, one about the 85 Bears, another about the Immaculate Reception. Let’s be honest with ourselves, though: how many times have we heard these stories? Where are the tales of the men who aren’t as prominent? Stories of the dominant Washington team of 1991, or of the stonewall defense of the 1977 Atlanta Falcons, or of the days when the Philadelphia Eagles wore white helmets? Well, there’s only one place to find those, right here in the Football Attic. Each week, I’ll tell you about games, players, coaches, and teams who aren’t necessarily forgotten but are not as well-known as they should be. This isn’t just a podcast for those whose memory will be jogged by these retellings. I’m 22 years old, and I’m an advocate for a greater historical perspective among younger NFL fans. So come join me as I take my weekly trip upstairs into the Football Attic. Just be sure to watch your step!

The changes in the music industry have been storied and Dave Hampton is one of the people at the forefront and is dedicated to preserving its history. He's been in the trenches designing and restoring the recording studios that have created the sounds of our past and present. Listen as Andy and Dave chat about his work with various big names, how music has changed, and where he sees the industry going. Dave started his career in music at Oberheim Electronics where he worked in analog synthesizer technology. He soon became an independent engineer, technician, and sound editor and started his own business, MATK Corporation. He has a unique method of understanding how artists plan to create their music and builds their studios around that vision.  Previous clients include Prince, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake, Maxwell, Herbie Hancock, George Duke, Marcus Miller, Bill Withers, Babyface, Outkast, and more.   Listen as he shares his initial reservations around working with Prince and why he's so happy that he went into that collaboration, with an open mind, which lasted for seven years. He also discusses his role in preserving the contents of Prince's vault and details his involvement as the Chief Curator for the Miles Davis Estate.  Andy also has him dig into the issues of racial disparity in the music industry and how recent events have brought more needed attention to the forefront. Dave is refreshingly open and honest about his experiences as a black man in the industry and his recommendations for up and coming people of color.  You won't want to miss out on this fantastic discussion and learn more about what Dave is working on now.  Show Highlights: [00:08] Dave Hampton is one of the foremost engineering experts in the music industry. [01:50] Learn more about Dave's childhood and upbringing.  [03:53] Hear how Dave moved into electronics and engineering.  [06:37] Why did he move into editing and tech work?  [07:54] Who gave him his big break in restoring and setting up a recording studio?  [10:02] Learn more about Dave's process when he begins working on a studio.  [11:48] What did he learn from his experience with Herbie Hancock?  [15:27] Dave shares more about his first experience with Prince. [17:55] What were Prince's studios like to begin with?  [18:48] How did the studios get to that state?  [20:00] What was it that made Dave stay on Prince's team?  [23:07] Learn more about the norm of artists today with regard to how art is created.  [24:02] Did he work on Prince's vault and what was the condition of the tapes?  [25:44] Dave shares some of his memories of working with Prince and on the Vault.  [27:50] Why Dave and Andy have mixed feelings about listening to the music released after Prince's death. [30:05] What kind of work did he do with and for Michael Jackson and Justin Timberlake?  [32:06] Learn more about his conservatorship over the Miles Davis estate.  [33:51] How does he feel about the evolution of music engineering?  [37:18] Why time management and business management is the key to success.  [39:10] Dave shares his thoughts on racial disparity in the music industry and the nation. [41:46] What is different about this year's movement?  [44:33] Hear the advice Dave would give to young people of color who are trying to break into the music industry.  [46:43] Where does Dave think the recording industry is going from here?  [48:27] Why aren't artists more direct in their messaging?  [51:31] What's coming next for technology in music?  [54:02] Why Live Nation is an example of what not to do or be these days. [56:07] Connect with Dave and grab his books.    LINKS & RESOURCES Dave Hampton: The Business of Audio Engineering by Dave Hampton So You're an Audio Engineer by Dave Hampton Dave on TwitterDave on LinkedIn Mentioned:  Episode 19 Scottie Baldwin: Award-Winning FOH Sound Engineer for Prince And Other Superstars Follow The Music Makers:  The Music Makers on Instagram   The Music Makers podcast theme song was written and produced by Andy Kushner with help from the rhythm section and horn players of the band, SoundConnection: Elliot Jefferson, Lamonte Silver, Keith Hammond, Roy Lambert, Joe Herrera, and Craig Alston.   Sponsor: Kushner Entertainment    Check out Andy's Other Podcast: The Wedding Biz  

Dave Hampton, AntPooh, Bigsexy, and Michael Dean, discuss the murder of George Floyd, protests, and more.

Update to our Estate and heirs conversation, Bill Withers, Scottie and Dave take us behind the scenes for a closer look at Paisley Park and Prince. JOIN PATREON PAGEPlease help support PodcastJuice and join our Patreon page for as little as $1/month! You can donate more if ya like.

Update to our Estate and heirs conversation, Bill Withers, Scottie and Dave take us behind the scenes for a closer look at Paisley Park and Prince. JOIN PATREON PAGEPlease help support PodcastJuice and join our Patreon page for as little as $1/month! You can donate more if ya like.

Dave and Mike speak about the amazing story of what God did in one rugby club through a series of Bible studies which went viral around the team. In this episode they also give some helpful advice for anyone else looking to share the good news of Jesus in their sports clubs and teams through the simple act of getting God's word open and letting God does his work through it. You can read a blog and do a Bible study on this topic with the link below: www.christiansinsport.org.uk/resources/speaking/why-should-i-read-the-bible-with-a-sports-friend/

In this very special edition of the National Football Foundation-St. Louis Tom Lombardo Chapter podcast, we're joined by a host of former St. Louis Football Cardinals alumni. Frank Cusumano of KSDK and KFNS moderates a roundtable discussion with Big Red greats from a variety of eras. 0:55 -- Bob DeMarco reminisces about playing in the trenches in the '60s and '70s and talks about how the game is almost unrecognizable today. 4:00 -- Tim Van Galder talks about how offensive linemen don't get enough respect. 6:02 -- Mel Gray remembers the time he tried to hit Dick Butkus. 9:42 -- Tim Kearney discusses the time he clotheslined Eagles running back Dave Hampton. 12:21 -- Bob DeMarco tells a story about Tim Kearney. 12:51 -- Jim Hanifan discusses the inseparable bond among teammates that football creates and the tough task of confronting mortality. 16:14 -- Eric Williams remembers the time Mel Gray didn't recognize him. 19:32 -- Jim Otis talks about how the game used to be more entertaining and how special his teammates were. 23:27 -- Gus Otto remembers how much he admired the Big Red's athleticism year after year. 25:01 -- Johnny Roland details his adjustment to the fullback position. 29:20 -- Eddie Moss talks about how the game is won in the trenches. 31:11 -- Jim Hanifan reflects on his memories of Don Coryell. 34:05 -- Howard Balzer discusses Don Coryell's increased chances to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2020. 36:11 -- Howard Richards thanks the Big Red alumni for welcoming him into the St. Louis pro football family.

On this edition of the Dr. Funk Podcast, Dave Hampton gives his expert & insightful analysis on the latest PRINCE release "Originals" & what they should be doing going forward. Take a listen. 2 Donate 2 Dr. Funk: paypal.me/drfunkpodcast

What are the rules for ghost stories, and why is the English ghost story tradition so great? We delve into Shirley Jackson, a personal ghost story, and how ghosts and religion explore the unknown.

Date: 02 June 2019 (Evening)Title: If only my life was differentPreacher: Dave Hampton

Kevin’s childhood friend Dave Hampton joins in to discuss ghost stories and religion. What was your first ghost story, and why do the rules matter in classic ghost stories, and when can you break them? Robert Aickman and Blair Witch Project get special nods.

In this Episode we interview mineral title expert and professor Dave Hampton of the OU College of Law. For more information on Professor Hampton go to http://www.OklahomaEnergyPodcast.com

The Supreme Jesus Series: Colossians: Rooted in Christ Preacher: Dave Hampton Sunday Morning Date: 21st October 2018 Time: 11:30

Date: 02 September 2018 (Morning)Series: One Question for GodTitle: Why do good people die and bad people live?Passage: 1 Peter 1:3-9Preacher: Dave Hampton

Date: 03 June 2018 (Evening)Series: From doctrine to delightTitle: God is LovePassage: 1 John 4:8-10Preacher: Dave Hampton

With news of Prince’s music and video masters being moved from Paisley Park to Iron Mountain Entertainment Services in California, Dave Hampton stops by to offer some insight. Dave Hampton has served as Technical Director at both Paisley Park and Hancock Music in Los Angeles. JOIN OUR PATREON Please help support the site and join the New […]

On this week's episode, Guest Co-Host Dave Hampton & Dr. Funkenberry discuss the PRN Alumni, The My Name Is Prince exhibit, The Vault, & will there actually be a PRINCE hologram??

On this week's podcast, Dave Hampton is our special guest co-host as we discuss the latest Prince news, the PRN Alumni, Empire & more! Listen now. 2 donate: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=ROLthaDICE@aol.com&item_name=Dr.+Funkenberry.com¤cy_code=USD

Interview with Dave Hampton former technical director of Paisley Park in Minneapolis and Hancock Music in Los Angeles. Dave is a world renown audio engineer and designer of studios and touring rigs, Dave Hampton has worked with some of the biggest names in the music industry, including Prince, Herbie Hancock, Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake, Babyface, […]

On this episode we hear part 2 of the Doc's in studio interview with Paisley Park sound engineers Scott Baldwin and Dave Hampton where they discuss the 3121 house parties, favorite memories and performances, and fan Q&As. He also talks about Paisley Park opening full time as well as the Universal Music publishing deal. www.drfunkenberry.com

On this week's episode we hear part 2 of the Doc's interview with Former Technical Director of Paisley Park, Dave Hampton, where he discusses the Vault, Prince's infamous L.A. house parties, Prince's influence on music and much more.

News: - Google update to award mobile friendly sites in rankings - What determines guitar pickup sounds Interview: - Prince audio engineer, Dave Hampton. Find out more about Dave and his products at reftone.com  

News: – Google update to award mobile friendly sites in rankings – What determines guitar pickup sounds Interview: – Prince audio engineer, Dave Hampton. Find out more about Dave and his products at reftone.com   The post Episode #57 – Google Update, Guitar Pickup Sounds, and Prince Engineer Dave Hampton appeared first on Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast.