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LifeBlood: We talked about the future of accounting, how to appeal to younger generations, using technology to increase value and impact, the different areas accounting firms cover, and how to get started, with Dave Hartley, CPA, innovator, and Partner in Charge with Anders CPA and Advisors.     Listen to learn how a career in accounting could help you get what you want! You can learn more about Dave at AndersCPA.com, Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn. Thanks, as always for listening! If you got some value and enjoyed the show, please leave us a review here: ​​https://ratethispodcast.com/lifebloodpodcast You can learn more about us at LifeBlood.Live, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook or you'd like to be a guest on the show, contact us at contact@LifeBlood.Live.  Stay up to date by getting our monthly updates. Want to say “Thanks!” You can buy us a cup of coffee. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lifeblood

Dave Hartley, CPA joins us to take us through his impressive career journey and highlight the pivotal moments that shaped his path in the industry. As a seasoned professional at Anders, he sheds light on the importance of advisory services and how they've become a game-changer for firms looking to offer more than just traditional accounting. We explore the challenges and opportunities of implementing advisory services in small firms, with Dave offering practical insights on how to make this transition smooth and effective.Technology and AI are revolutionizing every industry, and accounting is no exception. Dave shares how leveraging these tools can streamline processes, enhance client services, and position firms for future growth. We also touch on the rising influence of private equity in accounting and what it means for firms of all sizes. Don't miss out on Dave's expert advice and actionable tips. Tune in to learn how you can implement these strategies in your practice!What you'll hear in this episode:[0:30] Introduction of Dave Hartley, CPA[1:10] Dave's career journey[3:55] Advisory services at Anders[06:30] Implementing advisory in small firms[11:25] Leveraging technology and AI[23:30] Private equity in accountingConnect with Dave https://www.linkedin.com/in/davehartleyConnect with Kelly https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellyrohrs/Connect with Bilal https://www.linkedin.com/in/bmehanna/

To find success in business, you have to first figure out what your target market wants and respond to it. As society and the technology we depend on changes at breakneck speed, it can be challenging for traditional businesses to keep pace. Breathing new life into a service as timeless and constant as the library takes innovation, grit and the support of the surrounding community to pull off. Advancing technology had the potential to make libraries obsolete, but instead brilliant leadership took advantage of new tech to reinvigorate a beloved neighborhood staple. The St. Louis County Library (SLCL) began a revitalization project to strengthen its ties to the community and keep it relevant in their eyes.Kristen Sorth, director and CEO of SLCL, joined But Who's Counting? hosts Dave Hartley and Missy Kelley to discuss the innovative approaches SLCL took to keep libraries on the cutting edge rather than a relic from a different time. Kristen, the recipient of the Visionary Award by St. Louis Magazine, explained how the library earned a seat at the community's table and why she adapted libraries to meet social needs. The discussion also touched on:The innovative programs and partnerships that are having an enormous impact on the communityWhat role technology has played in revitalizing the libraryThe library's role in advancing digital equity initiativesHow they “stood standing” during a crisis and what that meant for the publicA unique role the library hired and the difference it's made for staff“Make sure that innovation means something to someone other than you. If you spend all your time innovating something that is going to have zero impact on people, then you have wasted a ton of time and money.” – Kristen SorthResources to Count OnWant more insight into the conversation? Check out these resources:Visit the SLCL websiteFind out more about the Tap In CenterLearn about the Small Business Center located in the Clark Family BranchKeep up with all the upcoming events hosted by the libraryMake sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | TwitterSend us a text

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To better understand why your business isn't meeting its full growth potential, you sometimes have to look from the outside in. Getting an outside perspective into your business can give you helpful insights to make decisions that accelerate growth. Venture capital firms often perform deep dives into prospective businesses during due diligence, which helps uncover a company's strengths and weaknesses. After examining so many businesses, investors understand what separates a successful business from its competitors.Missy Kelley and Dave Hartley, co-hosts of But Who's Counting? were joined by Tim Spihlman, Managing Director of Lewis & Clark Ventures and Lewis & Clark Capital to discuss how business leaders can fuel growth and company value and what steps they can take to build a business investors want to partner with. The free-flowing conversation also included actionable tips to improve accountability within your workforce, identifying your biggest barriers to growth and the following:Traits the best leaders have in commonThe key tenants of retaining the right employeesWhere Tim sees AI's biggest impacts on businessesWhy it's important to adopt an “innovation mindset”“You have to be equal parts empathetic, strong emotional IQ, with equal parts accountability. Your employees need to know that what they do matters. They need to know that you value them and you treasure them as humans, but that doesn't mean you get a pass when you don't perform.” - Tim SpihlmanResources to Count OnWant more insight into the conversation? Check out these additional resources:Connect with Tim on LinkedInLearn more about Lewis & Clark VenturesGet to know Lewis & Clark CapitalCheck out ChatLingual, the AI customer service translator Make sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | TwitterSend us a text

How does a 70-year-old PBS station evolve new approaches to public media to remain relevant and impactful even as the media landscape around it changes? Through innovative new approaches and a commitment to its community! Nine PBS is a St. Louis cornerstone with a long history of adapting to fit the changing times, and that constant evolution helped it become the most watched PBS station in the country, as a percentage of households watching. But Who's Counting? hosts Dave Hartley and Missy Kelley chatted with Amy Shaw, President and CEO of Nine PBS, about the remarkable journey of public media in St. Louis. Amy shared the origins of Nine PBS, highlighted the pioneering St. Louis Plan and discussed the significance of her journey to becoming the first female President and CEO of the station. The conversation also covered:How Nine PBS built a financially-healthy not-for-profitHuman-centered leadership approaches all businesses can learn fromWhy the station refused to downsize staff during the pandemicThe history behind how PBS became a powerhouse of community, content and connectionHow Nine PBS found success on social media and the gap they fill“We are not just doing things that are human and interesting and community-based, we're also finding ways to make it sustainable at the same time.” – Amy ShawResources to Count onCheck out these additional resources for more insight into the conversation:Celebrate Nine PBS' 70th anniversarySign up for Nine PBS PassportWatch the Emmy Award-winning short, Drawn In: Brave Hero, Part 2Learn more about Carl the Collector, premiering November 14, 2024Discover all the ways to support Nine PBSMake sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | TwitterSend us a Text Message.

Dave Hartley, a partner with Anders CPAs and Advisors and host of the But Who's Counting? podcast, shares his insights on the importance of authenticity and individuality in professional settings. Dave highlights how firm leaders play a crucial role in fostering genuine connections, especially in remote work environments. He recounts his love for music, starting from his first concert in seventh grade, and how working security at concerts influenced his people skills. A memorable story about guarding the stage at a Bon Jovi concert is something you definitely want to hear. Dave also talks about his fondness for stand-up comedy and how its challenges mirror the learning experiences in a career. His passion for music and comedy translates into building strong relationships with clients and colleagues. Episode Highlights · Emphasizes the importance of being yourself in professional settings and how acceptance of individuality is growing in professions like accounting. · Highlights the critical role of firm leaders in fostering genuine connections and interactions, especially in the remote work environment. · Stresses the value of showing genuine interest in employees' personal interests and hobbies to foster relationships and team engagement. · Explains how his love for music has positively influenced his work, particularly in building and maintaining relationships with clients.

In this episode of the Business Growth Hacks podcast, we welcome back Dave Hartley, a CPA with Anders CPAs and Advisors, to explore the evolving landscape of AI and automation. They dive into the impact of tech developments in accounting, the shift from traditional tax services to a more proactive advisory role, and the future of business growth through integrated financial and marketing strategies. Dave also shares insights on the potential of automating tax payments and the challenges of modernizing the IRS. Key Points:- [0:00] Introduction to Dave Hartley John reintroduces Dave Hartley, a CPA with Anders CPAs and Advisors, highlighting his expertise in advisory services and innovation.- [2:00] The Evolution of the CPA Profession Dave discusses how the CPA profession has transitioned from traditional tax and audit services to a focus on proactive advisory roles, driven by technology and automation.- [4:00] Integration of AI and Automation The conversation shifts to how AI and automation are transforming accounting, with a focus on the potential for automating tax payments and the challenges involved.- [6:30] The Complexity of Tax Systems Dave shares a personal story about the IRS and the difficulties in modernizing tax systems, explaining why fully automated tax filing might be far off.- [7:50] The Importance of Expert Advice The episode concludes with a discussion on why business owners need experts like Dave in their corner to navigate complex financial landscapes.Quotable Moments:[0:47] "The world is ridiculously complex. If you're a small business owner, it is amazing how many things you're supposed to try to keep track of and be an expert on." - Dave Hartley[5:06] "If they just know the answer, why do we go through this whole process of putting together our own tax return?" - Dave Hartley[6:51] "Should this process be this hard? And what are those dollars really going to where they should be going?" - Dave HartleyLinks Mentioned:Anders CPAs and Advisors: https://www.anderscpa.comBut Who's Counting Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/but-whos-counting/id1611046443Beefy Marketing: https://beefymarketing.com/Wingman: https://trustyourwingman.com/To stay ahead in today's rapidly evolving business environment, it's crucial to leverage technology and expert advice. Don't forget to subscribe to the Business Growth Hacks podcast for more tips on scaling your business.

Welcome back to another exciting episode of the Business Growth Hacks podcast! In this episode, we have the pleasure of welcoming back Dave Hartley, a renowned CPA from Anders CPAs and Advisors. Dave is a lifelong technologist, recognized innovator, and successful business executive who is here to share his top ten business growth hacks. From investing in social media to experimenting with AI, Dave offers valuable insights that every business owner can apply to grow and succeed. Get ready to take notes and implement these hacks to transform your business!**Key Points:**- [00:21] - Meet Dave Hartley, our expert guest from Anders CPAs and Advisors.- [01:03] - Growth Hack #10: The power of investing in social media.- [01:20] - Growth Hack #9: Understanding why cash is king.- [02:18] - Growth Hack #8: The importance of having top-notch advisors in your corner.- [03:31] - Growth Hack #7: Never settle for poor service – demand excellence.- [04:02] - Growth Hack #6: Expect more from your CPA – proactive advice is key.- [05:04] - Growth Hack #5: Don't skimp on tax planning – it could save your business.- [06:11] - Growth Hack #4: Be intentional in your business strategies.- [07:15] - Growth Hack #3: Dive into AI and discover its potential.- [08:20] - Growth Hack #2: The benefits of outsourced and fractional solutions.- [09:15] - Growth Hack #1: Enjoy the journey – business should be fun and fulfilling.Links Mentioned:- Dave Hartley on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davehartley- Anders CPAs and Advisors: https://anderscpa.com- Who's Counting Podcast: Co-hosted by Dave Hartley and Missy Kelly https://www.anderscpa.com/whos-countingThank you for tuning into another episode of Business Growth Hacks. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, and review our podcast. Don't forget to share it with your friends and colleagues. See you next time!

Today, we're steering into the transformative impact of AI on the CPA profession with our guest, Dave Hartley. Dave is a CPA and an innovative leader at Anders CPA & Advisors, where he spearheads growth and advisory practices. Join us as we explore how AI is reshaping the accounting landscape, the ethical considerations around billable hours, and the exciting potential for increased efficiency and value creation. Dave shares his insights on the demise of traditional billable hours due to AI advancements, the evolving business models in the CPA profession, and the ethical questions surrounding AI's role in service delivery. We also discuss practical AI applications in accounting, from document summarization to tax research, and the importance of embracing AI to stay competitive. Whether you're a CPA, a business owner, or just curious about AI's impact on professional services, this episode is packed with valuable insights.Key Points:[00:00] Welcome & Introduction: Introduction to the episode and guest, Dave Hartley, CPA and innovator at Anders CPA & Advisors.[01:12] Ethical AI Dilemma: Discussing the ethical implications of AI on billable hours in the CPA profession.[02:38] Evolution of Billing: The historical context of billable hours and the shift towards value-based billing.[05:28] AI in Action: Highlighting key AI use cases in the CPA space: document summarization and tax research.[07:37] Embrace the Future: The importance of embracing AI for efficiency and staying competitive.[09:57] Long-Term Impact: Dave's perspective on AI's long-term impact on billable hours and business models.[10:16] Connect with Dave:How to connect with Dave Hartley and learn more about his work and podcast.Links Mentioned:Connect with Dave Hartley on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davehartleyVisit Anders CPA & Advisors: https://www.anderscpa.comCheck out Dave's podcast, *But Who's Counting*: https://www.anderscpa.com/podcast/Wingman: https://trustyourwingman.comBeefy Marketing: https://www.beefymarketing.comThank you for tuning in to this episode of Business Growth Hacks! If you enjoyed the discussion, don't forget to rate, follow, share, and review the podcast. Stay tuned for more expert insights to help take your business to the next level. See you tomorrow!

Innovation in the workplace doesn't happen spontaneously; it needs to be encouraged and cultivated for change to truly take place. Before your company can make transformative use of emerging technologies such as AI, you must carefully examine your organization's culture and leadership's reaction to failure to make the jump to the next level not just feasible but inevitable. Missy Kelley and Dave Hartley, hosts of But Who's Counting?, welcomed Stefanie Thelen, Chief Innovation Officer for Object Computing, Inc., to discuss ways businesses can empower inventive new approaches to resolve pain points with real-world use cases of AI and automation. Stefanie urges leadership to “mind the soil” to create a more fruitful environment for workers to take on new initiatives courageously and mindfully. She explains approaching AI by asking “where does it hurt” and thinking big to address it. The conversation also touched on: Where companies should start when implementing AI into business processes How an organization's reaction to failure directly corresponds to its ability to innovate and how she recovered from a $2 million mistake Acknowledging biases and systems that need to change Putting AI in the hands of people before it's needed and how to identify those individuals Tangible examples of AI and automation Stefanie's work with Arch Grants to help build the future economy in St. Louis The impact Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) has on innovation and what it means to “innovate from the edges” “AI, in some ways, is unlike any other technology evolution or advancement. In a lot of ways, it's exactly like every other technology evolution or advancement… Continue to ask why and continue to try to pull back and broaden your lens so that you understand that it's a phenomenal tool, but it's just another tool.” - Stefanie ThelenResources to Count On Check out these additional resources for more insight into the conversation:Connect with Stefanie on LinkedIn Learn more about Object Computing, Inc. Check out Arch Grants  Read the transcript of this episodeMake sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | TwitterSend us a Text Message.

Welcome back to another episode of the Business Growth Hacks Podcast! In this episode, we plunge into the ever-evolving world of accounting with our guest, Dave Hartley, a CPA who is at the forefront of innovation in his field. Dave shares his insights on the impact of AI on the CPA profession, discussing the ethical and business implications of this technology shift. He explores whether AI will lead to fewer billable hours and how CPAs can adapt their billing models to reflect value rather than time spent. Dave also highlights specific ways AI is transforming tasks within CPA firms, from document summarization to complex tax research, allowing professionals to focus more on analysis and less on mundane tasks. This conversation is packed with thought-provoking questions and practical advice for small business owners and professionals looking to leverage AI in their operations.Key Points:[00:00] - Introduction to Dave Hartley and his background.[01:11] - Exploring the ethical implications of AI on billable hours.[02:17] - The traditional CPA billing model and its potential shift.[03:43] - The impact of AI on CPA firms and billing practices.[05:29] - Specific AI applications in document summarization and tax research.[07:25] - The importance of embracing AI in business.[09:16] - Balancing AI efficiency with human creativity and expertise.[10:41] - How to connect with Dave Hartley and his work.Links Mentioned:- Connect with Dave Hartley on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davehartley- Anders CPAs and Advisors: https://www.anderscpa.com- Check out Dave's podcast, "But Who's Counting": https://www.anderscpa.com/podcastThank you for tuning in to another insightful episode of the Business Growth Hacks Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. For more marketing tips and tricks, follow Beefy Marketing on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, and visit our website at https://www.beefymarketing.com.

The speed of innovation and technological advances over the past decade has been transformative for all businesses, 100-year-old companies and growing startups alike. Baseball's storied history in America has played a huge role in its popularity, but like any other business, it's had to evolve to keep up with technology and customer expectations. St. Louis Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III and the MLB understood that their audience and their expectations were changing, and competition for entertainment was mounting due to smartphones, among other catalysts. This presented a unique challenge and opportunity for the game of baseball to adapt while remaining true to its beloved traditions. But Who's Counting? hosts Dave Hartley and Missy Kelley sat down with Bill to discuss his tenure with the Cardinals and what prompted changes to the game in 2023. They dig into the impact of technology on the game for fans and players, as well as:The role of data analytics in driving a better fan experience and operational improvementsWhy it's important to experiment with big changes before implementingWhy diversifying, both to cater to different audiences and in revenue streams, ultimately creates more satisfying experiencesHow technology has affected the game and the businessThe link between creativity and innovation“That's what baseball's insight was: how you frame the problem and how you communicate with fans who are so passionate about the game so that they understand that we're trying to create a better version of the game. It was a goal, a North Star, to find the best version of the game itself, and that appeals pretty much to everybody.”        – Bill DeWitt IIIResources to Count OnCheck out these additional resources for more insight into the conversation:View the Cardinals' 2024 scheduleConnect with the Cardinals community online Make sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

Fostering a healthy workplace creates an environment where the best, smartest ideas can flourish. What are the signs of a healthy workplace and how can leadership create an atmosphere where constructive debate leads to better results? A healthy organization minimizes the corporate politics that restrict innovation, promoting honest, yet difficult, conversations and debates centered on reaching the best ideas. Creating strategic alignment not only in your leadership teams but throughout your organization is an entry point, but it requires commitment at every level. But Who's Counting? hosts Dave Hartley and Missy Kelley welcomed Liz Hughes, Principal Consultant at The Table Group. Liz coaches executives to align their teams behaviorally and strategically, helping them achieve organizational clarity while building trust and understanding that improves team cohesion. The discussion also touched on strategies to improve meeting efficiency, recognizing obstacles to innovation and the following:How to establish vulnerability-based trust to cultivate an environment where your people are comfortable innovating and sharing ideasThe difference and benefits of tactical vs. strategic meetingsKey indicators of organizational healthWhy establishing trust is harder for remote teamsThe four disciplines of organizational health“Something that really can foster innovation is when you have a healthy, ideological culture of debate [and] robust dialogue [where] all ideas can be heard.” – Liz HughesResources to Count OnCheck out these additional resources for more insight into the conversation:Connect with Liz on LinkedInPurchase The Advantage: Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else in BusinessBuy The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable, sold hereOrder Patrick Lencioni's latest book, The Six Types of Working GeniusRead The Ideal Team Player: How to Recognize and Cultivate the Three Essential Virtues, sold hereCheck out The Motive: A Leadership Fable, sold hereRead The Truth About Employee Engagement: A Fable About Addressing the Three Root Causes of Job Misery, sold hereBuy Death By Meeting: A Leadership FableMake sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

Artificial intelligence is continuing to advance at an exponential pace, mirroring the advent of the internet in some ways. Like the early days of the internet, some businesses are assuming AI is just a fad that'll fade with time while others are taking full advantage of this emerging technology to reduce costs while improving efficiency. Ed Morrissey, Partner and Chief Creative Officer of Integrity Web Consulting, joined co-hosts Dave Hartley and Missy Kelly to talk about the latest advances in generative AI and explain why it's so critical for businesses to take time to explore and embrace AI applications. The trio also took a detour from AI to discuss how a “holacracy” management framework empowers everyone at Ed's company into a decision-maker, as well as the following topics:The common mistake business leaders make when trying to innovate their workplaceThe importance of being leading edge but not “bleeding-edge”Why caution and incremental changes are vital when introducing new technologies How to manage quality control under a holacracy model and why the best workers love the organizational structureResources to use if you're interested in exploring AI“The most successful strategies to adopt new or innovative technologies, take AI for example, begin with incremental changes.” – Ed Morrissey Resources to Count OnCheck out these additional resources for more insight into the conversation: Connect with Ed on LinkedInFollow Ed on Twitter/XLearn more about IntegrityKeep up with Integrity on Facebook[AB1] [BM2] Check out Squad of Bulldogs for AI and Web3 application developmentExplore Scribble AI, the artificial intelligence blog writing assistantDiscover XDHoldings, an investment and innovation partner for market leadersTake a peek inside the Tivoli Offices, home to IntegrityMake sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

To commemorate the tenth anniversary of Lost In The Dream, The War On Drugs put together a special long-form episode of their Super High Quality Podcast to tell the behind-the-scenes story of how the record was made. Between sessions in Hoboken and North Carolina, Adam Granduciel worked regularly with engineer Jeff Zeigler in Philly adding “paint” to a collection of songs that would be widely hailed as the band's first masterpiece on its release in March 2014. As the band struggled against the repetition and inevitable distractions of working close to home with local friends and collaborators, as the recordings took shape, Adam  was simultaneously struggling with the unpredictability of his own mental health. In candid conversations with the key players, and using previously unheard early mixes and demos, we'll follow the work in progress from the first sessions in early 2013 through the late summer and early fall when the songs took their final form during mixing.  We'll also ride shotgun with Adam on his journey home from the mastering studio to the shoulder of I-95 in a fitting conclusion to the making of Lost In The Dream. “One of 2014's Truly great records. The perfect American road trip”  - NME “The War On Drugs make archetypal road trip music. Shimmering, steady, gritty as pavement and open as the sky.” - Rolling Stone Host: Dominic East Guests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Dusdin Condren Cross-posted from Super High Quality

To commemorate the tenth anniversary of The War On Drugs' Lost In The Dream, we've put together a special long-form episode of The Super High Quality Podcast to tell the behind-the-scenes story of how the record was made.   Between sessions in Hoboken and North Carolina, Adam Granduciel worked regularly with engineer Jeff Zeigler in Philly adding "paint" to a collection of songs that would be widely hailed as the band's first masterpiece on its release in March 2014.  As the band struggled against the repetition and inevitable distractions of working close to home with local friends and collaborators, as the recordings took shape, Adam  was simultaneously struggling with the unpredictability of his own mental health.  In candid conversations with the key players, and using previously unheard early mixes and demos, we'll follow the work in progress from the first sessions in early 2013 through the late summer and early fall when the songs  took their final form during mixing.  We'll also ride shotgun with Adam on his  journey home from the mastering studio to the shoulder of I-95 in a fitting conclusion to the making of Lost In The Dream."One of 2014's Truly great records.  The perfect American road trip"  - NME"The War On Drugs make archetypal road trip music.  Shimmering, steady, gritty as pavement and open as the sky." - Rolling StoneHost: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Dusdin Condren

It is important to understand the fundamentals of accounting to be able to make good business decisions. This includes having an outside set of eyes that are honed from the manner in which technology is changing the way CPAs work.    Data is necessary to know where you've been so you can make the most informed decisions possible. That means collecting data — the right data — and using it to optimize the evaluation of several good ideas. Risk is always a part of good ideas, and the cost of debt today doesn't have to make things harder or unreachable; it just requires understanding how such risk will help you today.   This program is about the exciting developments surrounding how technology can create more opportunities to better understand what it takes to achieve your growth goals. It emphasizes the importance of committing to expanding the ways you think, and provides insights on how to change with the world as it changes around you.   Jess Dewell talks with Dave Hartley, Partner in Charge at Anders CPA, about the commitment it takes to bring 30 years of experience forward while navigating change to help clients stay competitive in their markets — and why it is BOLD to be innovative while surrounded by quickly changing marketing conditions.   --------------------   If you want to identify business bottlenecks, the necessary skills, the initial actions to take, the expected milestones, and the priorities for achieving growth, try the "Growth Framework Reset" approach. This will help you to keep learning and growing while working strategically on your business. -------------------- You can get in touch with Jess Dewell on Twitter,  LinkedIn or Red Direction website.

Dave Hartley from The War On Drugs joins the podcast to talk about the delightfulness of ABBA, the sillyness of the Dunk Contest, and greatness of Sixers basketball. Plus, he gives his go at a round of Musician Matchup: Sixers Edition.   ---- Bon Iverson hats and Lift Yr Skinny Fists t-shirts available at http://www.indiebasketball.com Check out our 2023 Half Court Sessions on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@indiebasketball Get Indie Basketball exclusives on Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/indiebasketball Join the conversation on Discord: https://discord.gg/HJaDNwxSbe Instagram | YouTube | TikTok Theme music courtesy of Empty Heaven. Outro courtesy of Mother Evergreen.  

When a company is thriving, no one wants to think about potential roadblocks or dangers ahead. But when disaster strikes, the right response can be the difference between a business closing its doors or fueling future growth. Whether it's a new competitor in the market, shifting consumer patterns or even a global pandemic, how can you quickly adapt to the unexpected?Kicking off the first episode of season three of But Who's Counting?, longtime host Dave Hartley is joined by his new co-host, Missy Kelley, for a conversation about grit and perseverance with Michael Weiss, owner of Big Shark Bicycle Company in St. Louis, Missouri. This episode digs into how Michael took his business from chasing demand to creating it. He explains how his company took proactive steps to embrace the sudden surge in demand during the pandemic while still looking ahead to solve issues before they created roadblocks. The wide-ranging conversation also included:Why businesses should examine their relationship with demand: are you driving it or is it driving you?Weaknesses of big box retailers and how small retailers can differentiate themselvesHow Big Shark Bicycle Co. was able to take advantage of timing and luck to get ahead of consumer trendsThe importance of understanding your business's vertical while also being instinctual to recognize opportunitiesThe key to connecting community efforts to business goalsHow a passion for expanding outdoor culture turned into working on a festival-length film that celebrates American Criterium Racing“If you're just doing things at a zero-revenue model, you're not valuing yourself, you're not investing in the future of growing a business or growing the market.” - Michael WeissResources to Count OnWant more insight into the conversation? Check out these resources to learn more:Connect with Michael Weiss on LinkedInCheck out Big Shark Bicycle Company's websiteLearn more about We Are Rock n Roll from the official trailerView the American Criterium Cup's 2024 Series Calendar 

In this episode, Rory sits down with Dave Hartley, Partner in Charge of Advisory at Anders CPAs + Advisors, to discuss the transformative effects of AI in the CPA profession. Discover their insights on the major news story involving Sam Altman and OpenAI, as they reflect on a tumultuous weekend in the AI world. Learn about the critical balance between embracing cutting-edge technological solutions and preserving the indispensable human element in meeting the unique needs of clients. Listen as they discuss the CPA pipeline issue, the profession's image problem, and ways to make accounting careers more attractive to new entrants. Dave discusses changes to the traditional partnership structure and how firms are embracing long-term strategies through alternative funding models and innovative acquisition strategies. Are you curious about the future impact of technology on accounting practices? Interested in tips for enhancing culture in remote and hybrid work environments? Tune in to this enlightening AI-focused episode with Dave Hartley to find out more!

“There are more career paths today than ever before in the industry.” -Dave Hartley  The finer details of this episode:Shift in the accounting profession toward adding value Positive changes in the industry, such as an employee-focused approach Opportunities and resources available to young professionals Changing perceptions about the profession  Episode resources:Summit Virtual CFO by Anders website: https://www.summitcpa.net/Email us with questions or if you'd like to be a guest on the show: youngcpasuccessshow@anderscpa.comWe're hiring! Check out our open positions: https://www.summitcpa.net/career-opportunitieshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/davehartley/Check out Dave's podcast! https://anderscpa.com/podcasts/

Hospitality is often one of the first industries to feel the sting of global events like the COVID-19 pandemic or, looking further back, the 2008 recession. For a business like a hotel to survive the highs and lows, it must rely on a combination of ingenuity, forward-thinking and just a touch of audacity. For the final episode of season 2 of But Who's Counting?, host Dave Hartley met with Dave Parmley, founder and owner of Chesterfield Hotels, Inc., to discuss the lessons the hotel mogul learned over his long career in hospitality. Parmley details how he deviated from convention to choose his locations, what he's done to retain talent post-COVID and the guiding philosophy that enables him to remain proactive, even under unexpected and unforeseeable circumstances. The discussion also covered:The story behind Parmley's purchase of the former Campus Inn in Columbia, Missouri Why he made the move from real estate to the hospitality industryHow the impacts of the 2008 recession and the COVID-19 pandemic compare and their differing effects on the industry Why it's so important for business owners to establish a solid banking relationship“Try to find a location that has high barriers to entry. It's probably going to cost you more, it's going to take you longer, but at least at the end, you've got something that somebody else can't duplicate easily.” – Dave ParmleyThis episode marks the end of season 2 of But Who's Counting? The podcast will return in 2024 for season 3 with more episodes, guests and valuable insights.Resources to Count OnWant more insight into the conversation? Check out these resources to learn more:·      Check out The Broadway in downtown Columbia·      Learn more about Chesterfield Hotels, Inc. and its properties·      Connect with Chesterfield Hotels, Inc. on FacebookMake sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

As a small business owner, you're constantly thinking about the future. You see the challenges and opportunities ahead, and you know you need to be prepared to face them in order to scale and grow your business.   But let's be real: Without the right tools and resources, it's going to be tough. That's why it's important to use the tools and resources becoming more and more available to you, especially when planning for the future of your firm.   In today's episode, TPM CEO Christian Jones is joined by Dave Hartley, CPA and lifelong technologist. Dave Hartley spearheads growth and innovation efforts at Anders CPAs + Advisors and has a lot of insight on what's available to the accountants right now.   Join Christian and Dave as they share their insights on the future of the CPA profession, including the impact of AI in accounting, how to scale your business, and why now is a great time to be a young CPA.

In today's episode, we welcome Joe Williams and Dave Hartley to discuss, the voice to parliament, government funding going towards non-indigenous organisations, the NRL's Indigenous round, and the meaning behind the art of the BSc Indigenous compression.   Joe Williams is a proud Wiradjuri/Wolgalu, First Nations Aboriginal man born in Cowra, raised in Wagga NSW, Australia. Joe played in the National Rugby League for South Sydney Rabbitohs, Penrith Panthers and Canterbury Bulldogs before switching to professional Boxing in 2009. Joe is a 2x WBF World Jnr Welterweight champion and has won a WBC Asia Continental Title.    Dave Hartley is an author, artist, deputy principal and descendant of the burunggam people of the Darling Downs/Chinchilla region.   Want to connect with Joe or Dave?   Joe Williams   Instagram: joewilliams_tew   Dave Hartley   Instagram: saltwaterfresh_designs   Listen to any of the Body Science podcasts at https://www.bodyscience.com.au/podcast  To be notified when a new podcast goes live, head over to our Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud or iTunes channel and subscribe. 

Creating a business from scrap requires you to accept the risks that come with entrepreneurship, overcome ever-changing challenges and above all else nurture the passion that drove you into the business in the first place. In this episode of But Who's Counting?, host Dave Hartley is joined by Jimmy Sansone, Brother and Co-Owner of The Normal Brand, a St. Louis-based clothing startup success story. Dave and Jimmy discuss how they grew The Normal Brand from their parents' basement to eight stores across five states with ups and downs along the way. The conversation dives into:·      Overcoming sudden adversity and leading your team to the other side intact·      Putting family first in the family business and why Jimmy's most important title is “Brother”·      Managing supply chain disruptions and keeping shipments on schedule·      How to build a business that scales even once it leaves your home state“Action is the best response [to an unexpected disaster]. We couldn't control everything, the one thing we could control was our reaction to it. Action is the best antidote to anything and so getting to action right away instead of sitting and stewing about it is something that my mom, my dad, my grandparents always encouraged.” -Jimmy SansoneResources to Count OnWant more insight into Dave and Jimmy's conversation? Check out these resources to learn more:·      Check out The Normal Brand's lineup of elevated clothing that fits your normal·      Connect with Jimmy on LinkedIn·      Follow The Normal Brand on InstagramMake sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

Moving from a role in a traditional business to a startup can take some adjustments, but learning how to automate, integrate and build a team from the ground up can empower those who make the switch.  On this episode of the But Who's Counting? podcast, host Dave Hartley sits down with Jane-Ellis Griggs, the VP of Finance and Operations at St. Louis startup turned bestselling sustainable swimwear brand Summersalt.  Jane-Ellis shares Summersalt's origin story, including a life-changing meal at Chipotle and why she made the drastic career transition from a corporate workplace to a startup. She also divulges how her background in public accounting built a foundation for setting processes and becoming a subject matter expert. The two also discussed: How Summersalt is helping to redefine beauty What it takes to build a finance and accounting team from the ground up What startups and large companies alike should consider when selecting a new platform for their tech stacks Lessons on integration and automation for lean teams “Rehearsing your successes and your wins and always taking a step back to really celebrate the whole trajectory of what you're accomplishing is really important.”  -Jane-Ellis GriggsResources to Count On Check out these additional resources for more insight into Dave and Jane-Ellis' conversation:  Check out Summersalt's swimwear for everybody Follow Summersalt on Facebook  Connect with Jane-Ellis on LinkedIn To help gauge how startups and investors have been impacted by external pressures and how they plan to move forward, the Anders Startup team is inviting startup founders, entrepreneurs, investors and funding sources to take our inaugural St. Louis Startup Funding and Outlook Survey. The survey will get a pulse on the region's ever-growing startup ecosystem and see if visions align for entrepreneurs and funding sources. Make sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media:Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

After a handful of North American festival dates in August, The War On Drugs headed out for their final run of shows in September and October 2022.   As the band continued to refine their performances, the tour moved east to west, north to south across the US and Canada, and finally back to Austin TX where the tour had started in early January.  An extraordinary and unbelievably rewarding year of touring finally concluded with a final show on Mt Tamalpais just north of San Francisco in late October.  Having weathered the Covid storm as well as a city-closing blizzard in January and a show-cancelling hurricane in September, and with 23 more shows in the bag, in this final episode, the band and crew take a last look at a year on the road like no other.Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Eliza Hardy-JonesCameos: Josh Goldsmith, Ben Silverstein, Matthew Walsh, Jimmy Russo

After returning to the US in late April 2022, The War On Drugs took a short break berore heading back out on an intense 7-week tour that took the band to Mexico, across the US, and back to Europe.  After a massive show with The Strokes in Mexico City, the band returned to the US for a tour that concluded at Bonnaroo in June.  They made a quick turnaround, and headed back to Europe for a show opening for The Rolling Stones in London, as well as run of mostly festival dates across Europe.  Despite a Covid outbreak that took down 3 members of the tour party simultaneously, the band and crew rallied to support each other once more, and by the time they returned to the States in early July, they'd successfully crushed another 28 shows.Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Eliza Hardy-Jones, Craig McQuiston

Flexibility has quickly become a buzzword in today's post-pandemic society, and most companies can “talk the talk”, but do you “walk the walk”? Even before it was cool or mainstream, Ballyhoo Workshop empowered their small (but mighty) team with the flexibility needed to take care of business, both at home and at the office.  Katie Schenck, founder and “Chief of Everything” at Ballyhoo Workshop joined host Dave Hartley on this week's episode of But Who's Counting to discuss the reasons she purposefully keeps her team small and how she built a marketing agency from the ground up to empower working parents. Katie explains why she embraced workplace flexibility long before it was mainstream to do so. The conversation also touches on: The importance of being authentic and genuine in a polished world Leveraging video and marketing pieces to share your story with your customers AND your employees Advice for executives nervous about taking the leap and getting behind a camera to produce video messaging How to find your balance with flexibility Finding opportunities to leverage ChatGPT  “I wanted to create a space, largely for women and working moms…Ballyhoo was really created in order to give people an opportunity to do what they love but in a much more flexible timeframe and environment in order to be able to live life the way that they want to live life.”  - Katie SchenckResources to Count On Check out these additional resources for more insight into Dave and Katie's conversation: Contact Ballyhoo Workshop Follow Ballyhoo Workshop on LinkedIn or Facebook Connect with Katie Schenck on LinkedIn Make sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media: Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

Following their 6-week run of shows across the US in January and February, The War On Drugs headed to Finland in mid-March 2022 to begin 6 weeks of shows across Europe.   As one of the first international bands to tour overseas as pandemic-restrictions lifted, the band performed their epic full-production shows to enthusiastic audiences in 11 countries between March and April.   The band recorded more Covid cases, but each time a band member went down, as had happened on their US tour earlier in the year, someone else stepped in to keep the show on the road.  After 19 shows, the band played 2 final sold-out arena shows in the Netherlands and Belgium to cap-off an amazing and eventful run. Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Eliza Hardy-Jones, Craig McQuiston

In January 2022, The War On Drugs kicked off a world tour in support of their latest album, I Don't Live Here Anymore.  At a time when there weren't a lot of bands on the road as pandemic restrictions eased, TWOD packed multiple road cases with PPE and Covid tests, and headed to Austin TX to begin a six week tour of the US.  After the 4th show, singer/guitarist Adam Granduciel tested positive for Covid, shows were cancelled, and the band and crew found themselves quarantined in North Little Rock AR, uncertain of the tour's fate.  However, with Adam back to full health, the tour resumed, and in spite of additional sicknesses and some very unforgiving winter weather, the band completed the first leg of the tour in Phoenix AZ 28 shows later.Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Eliza Hardy-Jones, Craig McQuiston.Cameos: Josh Goldsmith, Jimmy Russo

A special episode featuring Joe Williams, who joins us to discuss the “A Better Now” tee celebrates the coming together of artist & Barunggam man, Dave Hartley from Saltwater Fresh Design, founder of the “Our Way Academy”, Wiradyuri/Wolgalu man & Former NRL player Joe Williams and Australian Sports Performance brand BSc BODYSCIENCE. Featuring artwork from Dave, which tells a rich story of one man's journey to create a better now for Indigenous children across Australia. The story is inspired by Wiradyuri/Wolgalu man & Former NRL player Joe Williams, and the proceeds from the sale of these garments will go directly toward supporting Joe and the team at Our Way Academy to pilot a powerful Leadership & Development Program in schools, created, owned and run by First Nations People. Bid on the boots here! ccai.org.au/auctions BETS FRIENDS CHANNEL LINK: Join LEVELS Podcast with Willie & Scope HERE https://tab.app.link/rpdxxX8hPxb or use the team code PSBKP6HH.Gamble Responsibly. Gambler's Help 1800 858 858 Be a DAWG and Shop BodyScience at your local Woolworths today!https://www.bodyscience.com.au/  Willie Mason & Justin Horo present Levels Podcast, twice a week reviewing & previewing all the NRL games also giving their best tips. Willie Mason is a former Kangaroo and NSW representative, is considered one of the most successful front rowers in NRL history. In 2004, he was a part of the famous 'Dogs of War' team that won the Grand Final, and he also received the Clive Churchill Medal during that match. Justin Horo is another former NRL player who played 120 games for Parramatta and Manly from 2010 to 2015. In addition to playing in the UK Super League, he also represented the New Zealand Māori team. 0:00 SHOW PREVIEW1:43 JOIN THE LPC CLUB2:28 "A BETTER NOW" Indigenous Discussion with Joe Williams26:00 OUR ALL TIME TOP 3 INDIGENOUS PLAYERS32:45 OUR NSW STATE OF ORIGIN TEAMS47:13 OUR QLD STATE OF ORIGIN TEAMS57:00 GUTHO BACKS JAKE ARTHUR1:03:35 WHO WILL COACH THE DRAGONS?1:09:30 CULTURAL CHOICE ASSOSCIATION BOOTS AUCTION1:12:58 BRISBANE VS PENRITH1:20:00 DRAGONS VS ROOSTERS1:23:03 SHARKS VS KNIGHTS 1:26:38 WESTS TIGERS VS COWBOYS1:29:24 DOLPHINS VS STORM1:32:26 BULLDOGS VS TITANS1:35:58 RAIDERS VS MANLY1:40:30 LPC MULTI & GRATEFUL 8 TRYSCORERSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Hartley of The War On Drugs and Nightlands sat down with Nick and Carson to discuss a variety of fun topics like:-tour life-bass finishes-his favorite jazz bass model-fretless basses-lighting design-using (and not using) tracks live-playing in a rock solid band

"Moonshine" is the fourth album Hartley has released as Nightlands.

It seems a lot of early '00s bands have been rolling out music lately. Recently, we've gotten new material by The Mars Volta, Wilco, and Arcade Fire, but the list truly goes on. Now, Interpol is the latest early aughts icon to release a new project with their seventh studio album The Other Side of Make-Believe. On this week's Indiecast episode, hosts Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen discuss the band's legacy and how their new music compares to their early catalog (33:13).This week also had a few headline-worthy indie news stories. Lana Del Rey went public with her new boyfriend Jack Donoghue, who happens to be in the witch house band SALEM (1:38), prompting the question: "How the hell did those two meet?" Perhaps the most baffling news this week came from the January 6th hearings, where an ex-member of far-right group The Oathkeepers wore a Descendents t-shirt while testifying. Of course, Descendents were quick to distance themselves from the organization (6:57).The Recommendation Corner (50:26) this week has Ian revisiting The Blood Brothers discography while Steven shouts out the new album by Nightlands, the instrumental side project of The War On Drugs' Dave Hartley.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 97 and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com, and make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

After 18 months apart, The War On Drugs were finally able to reconvene in person in the summer of 2021 ahead of their first scheduled live performances of the songs from their new album I Don't Live Here Anymore.  How does a band articulate the uniquely abstract collage of a studio album crafted partially in isolation during the pandemic?  How will it feel to finally play music together in the same room?   Who will play the cowbell l at the end of “I Don't Wanna Wait”?  We look for answers in the final installment of our deep dive inside the making of IDLHA.Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez

No one has been as instrumental in crafting the sound of The War On Drugs' last two albums as Shawn Everett, the multi-Grammy-winner who has formed a remarkable studio partnership with band leader Adam Granduciel.  Perfectly suited to handle all manner of explorations, detours, and deadline elasticity, Shawn and the band talk about their collective dedication to the process of making records, and the many ways their process informs the decisions and revisions it took to craft the final versions of the songs on I Don't Live Here Anymore.  Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Shawn Everett

Over the course of recording I Don't Live Here Anymore, The War On Drugs continued their obsessive exploration of the recording process in sessions at some of NY and LA's most prestigious studios.  One standout session was the three weeks the band and an extended circle of collaborators and friends, spent at Hollywood's Electro Vox in the spring of 2019.  A favorite of the band because it provides access to an outrageous palette of gear that playfully challenged the group's experimental side, the Vox session was the center point of the IDLHA recordings.  In this episode, the band revisits the keeper takes, wrong turns and discoveries that helped inch the songs closer toward completion.  In addition to the 6 band members, guitarist Michael Bloch joins the conversation as the guys re-live the highlights of those memorable weeks at Vox.  Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Michael Bloch

Over 5 days in March 2018, during a short break in the band's heavy touring schedule, Adam Granduciel took bassist Dave Hartley and multi-instrumentalist Anthony LaMarca to an Upstate New York studio.  Decamping to Outlier Studios with Philadelphia friend and engineer Nick Krill, the four quickly realized that the session was becoming more productive than a typical demo session.  With the added focus provided by the remote setting (immortalized on the cover of the new album I Don't Live Here Anymore), the sweet “engine room” of this stripped-down configuration of The War On Drugs, set the course for the development of Adam's next batch of songs.  In Part 1 of this season's SHQ Podcast, Adam, Dave, Anthony, and Nick discuss their time at Outlier and revisit the four songs that were uncovered as the 3-year journey to IDLHA began.Host: Dominic EastGuests:  Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Nick Krill

Welcome to this week's 19nine Podcast. Aaron Meyer brings you deep inside the NBA with Dave Hartley bass player for Grammy winning band The War on Drugs. Dave has been a hoop head since the Magic and Bird Era. We get into his basketball origin story and talk about the modern NBA including his favorite team the 76ers. We look at their path from The Process to the current Ben Simmons Trade Era. We finish talking about his Solo Project (Nightlands), The War on Drugs who have just released a new album I Don't Live Here Anymore, and what it's like to play live music in front of 10s of thousands of people. Dave Hartley - https://www.instagram.com/nightlands/?hl=en  The War on Drugs - https://www.thewarondrugs.net  Living Proof - https://dreamstage.live/show/the-war-on-drugs?gclid=Cj0KCQiAzMGNBhCyARIsANpUkzMt7xRyd8pHDdqZBqVuKH2zgzukgu1adJxqxm5GhLFiY7gR4oYq1IgaAhJ9EALw_wcB  Nightlands - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO6Tib5TWaISUBSCRIBE TO THE 19NINE PODCAST!APPLE PODCASTSSPOTIFYOur YouTube ChannelFOLLOW!19Nine Instagram19Nine Twitter19Nine Stories PageMore soon!!!19nine | Celebrating Hardwood History 19nine knows college basketball. Officially Licensed proud to partner with the leading universities.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

On Today's Episode We break down the week in Basketball culture focusing on College Stories but bouncing around to all our interests. Categories Top 25 talk https://dknation.draftkings.com/2021/12/7/22820765/college-basketball-schedule-top-25-tuesday-start-time-tv-channel-odds-spread-tennessee-villanova https://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/terps/bs-sp-maryland-mens-basketball-mark-turgeon-whats-next-20211206-yzwbfujn3fdrxjym5ig4wer5dy-story.html Top 25 from year 19Nine is releasing this week plus a focus on that team The 19Nine Branded Gear, The gym bags. I am a big fan of having my bag packed for pickup hoops but with all the gear we have to haul around these days I might just carry this instead of a backpackStories of the Weekhttps://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalogue/fashion/all/08018/facts.virgil_abloh_nike_icons.htm?change_user_country=US&gclid=Cj0KCQiAkZKNBhDiARIsAPsk0Wi3Evv07qd-cgzbgwphx14ISokhUQOfFdUsTxON9wAyc6teedvd6m0aAsa2EALw_wcB https://system-magazine.com/what-is-virgil-abloh/ https://www.sleek-mag.com/article/virgil-abloh-off-white/  Name Image Likeness Storyhttps://www.thehour.com/uconn/article/UConn-s-Azzi-Fudd-partners-with-NBA-star-Steph-16665436.phphttps://bleacherreport.com/articles/2950930-paige-bueckers-major-nil-deal-only-leads-to-more-questionsNBA Story/NBA Draft check/Women's CBBDave Hartley - https://www.instagram.com/nightlands/?hl=en  The War on Drugs - https://www.thewarondrugs.net  Living Proof - https://dreamstage.live/show/the-war-on-drugs?gclid=Cj0KCQiAzMGNBhCyARIsANpUkzMt7xRyd8pHDdqZBqVuKH2zgzukgu1adJxqxm5GhLFiY7gR4oYq1IgaAhJ9EALw_wcB  Nightlands - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO6Tib5TWaIPicks of the week with Shoo

The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit — stripped-down sets, an intimate setting — just a different space. Maia Stern | November 1, 2021 In their Tiny Desk (home) concert, The War On Drugs gather in their packed studio in Burbank, CA to let us in on the fun and intricate inner workings of their craft. After opening the show with “I Don't Live Here Anymore,” which shares the same title as their new album, frontman Adam Granduciel introduces the band and asks if anybody has a capo. Suddenly a very thoughtfully crafted tiny desk with drumsticks for legs (and topped with a tiny lamp too!) slowly lowers down into the space, delivering said capo. Granduciel smiles, and the group continues with three more tracks from the new record: “I Don't Wanna Wait,” “Old Skin,” and “Change.” Although the band's big sound is fit to fill an arena, we're lucky to get to hear it reverberating in this cozy setting. The War On Drugs' fifth album, released Oct. 29, presents new songs that feel familiar and true to their sound. Originally based in Philadelphia, PA, the band's members are now spread out across the country, but they came together to jam, demo, and ultimately record this album as a kindred unit. The new songs are about reconnection, change, and uncertainty. This line from the title track resonates with me in the context of the daily unknown the pandemic has brought: “Time surrounds me like an ocean / My memories like waves / Is life just dying in slow motion / Or getting stronger everyday.” There's beautiful tension and a lot of joy in these classic ballads. SET LIST "I Don't Live Here Anymore" "I Don't Wanna Wait" "Old Skin" "Change" MUSICIANS Adam Granduciel: vocals, guitar Dave Hartley: bass, backing vocals Charlie Hall: drums Anthony LaMarca: guitar, backing vocals Robbie Bennett: keyboards Jon Natchez: saxaphone, keyboards CREDITS Video: Cody William Smith, Danny Garfield Audio: Austin Asvanonda Director: Cody William Smith Editor: Danny Garfield Audio Mixing: Austin Asvanonda Camera Operators: Paolo Arriola and Keith Pratt Gaffer: Christopher Oh TINY DESK TEAM Producer: Maia Stern Video Producer: Maia Stern Audio Mastering: Josh Rogosin Tiny Production Team: Bob Boilen, Bobby Carter, Kara Frame, Sofie Hernandez-Simeonidis Executive Producer: Keith Jenkins Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann #nprmusic #tinydesk #thewarondrugs Team UNPLUGGED.

For this episode, we do something a little different and host a discussion with up-and-coming UK-based writer Dave Hartley. Based in Manchester, England. Dave Hartley is a writer of science fiction and fantasy stories and fairly recently published his latest story called 'Pigskin', which is somewhat of a modern take on George Orwell's 'Animal Farm'.Dave's Works and Interests As well as discussing his Phd, Dave Hartley also discussed some of his works of fiction. Some of the focus was on one of his most recent releases, "Pigskin", a dark, twisted fable about the horrors of industrial farming. It's available from the wonderful Fly on the Wall Press, which has published many other science fiction works, and other speculative fiction. Dave's very much a writer who draws on what he believes in. For example, he's an enthusiastic and dedicated animal rights activist. But we chose to stick with what we know most about, and further explore depictions of autism within the world of science fiction, within books and also in film and TV, too. Autism Within Science FictionDave's favourite film is the fantastic Blade Runner (1982), from the wonderful Ridley Scott. His theses focuses on how it may well be a narrative concerning autism. Consequently, we considered other characters that might also be codified representations of autism. The obvious ones included Spock (Leonard Nimoy) and Data (Brent Spiner), from the Star Trek franchise. But there were other interesting characters too, that emerged during the conversation. But we don't want to tell you everything we discussed, you can listen for yourself. If you've some of your own favourite representations, then by all means leave us a comment and let us know what you think. You can keep up with up and coming releases by Dave Hartley on his website and blog. His latest collection, "Incorcisms" is out now. If you're interested in autistic representation, Dave runs Autism Through Cinema, his ongoing podcast series freely accessible on his site. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave Hartley (War On Drugs, Nightlands) joins us to talk about the new War On Drugs live album 'Live Drugs,' an upcoming Nightlands album, and participates in the Carl Landry Record Club! Albums discussed are Alkaline Trio's 'Crimson' (10:01), Simon & Garfunkel's 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' (28:00) and Harry Nilsson's 'Nilsson Schmilsson' (43:48). Follow Dave on Twitter @nightlands, check out War On Drugs and Nightlands.  To suggest an album for CLRC, leave a review on Apple Podcasts with the artist and title (five stars always helps). For playlists and podcasts, visit us on the web at carllandryrecordclub.com and on Twitter @CLRCPod.  The theme song for Carl Landry Record Club is "I Should Let You Know" by Marian Hill. This is episode #15 of the Carl Landry Record Club.

With studio sessions put on hold and their new studio album postponed, The War On Drugs decided instead to release LIVE DRUGS.  In Part 4 of The Super High Quality Podcast the band members share their individual experiences under lockdown and the ways the experience informed the decision to punctuate this point in The War On Drugs' history with the release of a live album.   From sanitizer-insanity to anticipation for a return to live performance with “David Lee Roth kicks”, the band reflects on an extraordinary year.Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Craig McQuiston

Perhaps no song in The War On Drugs' catalog embodies the “sound” of the band as much as “Under The Pressure”.   Part 3 of The Super High Quality Podcast, digs deep inside this ambient journey.  From the improvised sonic stew that developed into an alternative song intro, to the iconic sample drop, through to the tension and release created by the mid-song breakdown, and culminating in the indelible image of the illuminated audience when the song kicks back in for the driving two-chord climax, “Pressure” is the centerpiece of the band's live show.  The band and key members of their road crew, discuss their individual roles and how the interplay between each of these jobs converges to define every unique performance of this epic song.   The band also discusses how a casual mid-tour gear purchase changed this song forever, or at least for now.  “Under The Pressure” is the penultimate track on the fourth side of LIVE DRUGS.Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Bob Strakele, Laurence Eaves, Matthew Walsh, Ben Silverstein

Connecting with a classic Warren Zevon album after relocating to Los Angeles where the band was recording 2017's Grammy-winning A Deeper Understanding, Adam Granduciel presented Zevon's classic  “Accidentally Like A Martyr” as a song the band might try to cover.  In Part 2 of The Super High Quality Podcast, The band discusses in painful detail, a less than auspicious debut performance for a private LA audience which happened to include the song's original producer, Jackson Browne.  That performance aside, the song went on to become a mainstay of their live show throughout their  2017-2018 tours, and the band reveals the ways this song continues to influence their approach to songwriting and performance.  “Accidentally Like A Martyr” is a featured track on the album, LIVE DRUGS.Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Bob Strakele, Laurence Eaves

“Eyes To The Wind” was a standout track on The War On Drugs' 2014 album Lost In The Dream and quickly became a crowd favorite during its live shows.  In Part 1 of our Super High Quality Podcast, the band tries to dissect exactly how the arrangement was reinvented when leader Adam Granduciel pushed the band to find their way through a somewhat spontaneous new acoustic version onstage in Copenhagen in 2017.  Possibly the result of questionable venue catering, and certainly inspired by the crowd, the band succeeded in the reinvention by reconnecting with each other onstage during that performance.   A mature acoustic version of “Eyes To The Wind”, affectionately now dubbed “Copenhagen Wind”, is featured on the new live album, LIVE DRUGS.Host: Dominic EastGuests: Adam Granduciel, Dave Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Anthony LaMarca, Jon Natchez, Craig McQuiston

The Murray River, Lakes and Coorong tourism sector was experiencing significant growth before COVID-19 brought international travel to a grinding halt. Joining Jennie Lenman to reflect on the past couple of months and look to a brighter future is co-owner of River Shack Rentals (https://www.rivershackrentals.com.au/) and the Mannum Motel (https://www.mannummotel.com.au/) , David Hartley. Photo of night sky along the River Murray SA by Dave Hartley, supplied.

Author Clare Mulley, Peter Johnston of the National Army Museum, Dave Hartley of the National Museum of the Royal Navy and First World War Historian Bethany Moore join fans of the show to debate The Most Iconic British Battle in History. Judges Holmes and O'Connell preside. 

Dave Hartley from The War on Drugs, Grammy winner and lover of cats/coffee/the Philadelphia 76ers, joins Kyle to talk about the current state of the Sixers, Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons, the similarities between the Beatles and the Golden State Warriors, and then Kyle asks Dave a bunch of questions about the War on Drugs, because obviously.Buy their music and follow Dave on Twitter! @Nightlands @thewarondrugshttps://www.thewarondrugs.net/

Dave Hartley of The War on Drugs and Nightlands is back to talk about the state of The Process, the battle at the top of the East, and how good it hurts to get emotionally attached to a team. Other topics include: Is the Greek Freak the best player in the NBA? Will Mitchell Robinson be the new logo? What do Marie Kondo and Sam Hinkie have in common? And of course, don't miss an instant classic edition of the fan favorite segment, "Should I Buy This?" • Dave Hartley on Twitter • Stefan on Twitter and Instagram As always, be sure to follow Open Run on Twitter and Instagram.  

The Jimmy Butler story and what it means for the Sixers moving forward this season and the offseason, why we’re not having more fun watching the Sixers and instead arguing all the time, Shake Milton’s integration, Jonah Bolden’s defense, Ben Simmons’ dominance, and Spike’s Luka Doncic take with our special guest Sixers fan Dave Hartley of The War On Drugs and Nightlands. Follow Dave on Twitter @nightlands.

It's a big week for Open Run! We've got the homecoming of co-host Jesse Williams AND the return of longtime friend-of-the-show Dave Hartley of the *Grammy-winning* band The War on Drugs! First, Jesse shares tales from the Grey's Anatomy set (2:35) before Stefan puts him on the Hot Bench to talk about all the hottest NBA matters (10:56). Then we go to Philly (29:20) where Stefan and Dave catch the Sixers-Knicks game before discussing the state of The Process, the magic of Ben Simmons, the surprisingly surprising playoff picture, and the delicate dance of rooting for a rebuilding team. Prepare for a hoops epic!

Our series on Pearl Jam continues with the band's second album, Steve's personal favorite PJ record. This was the album that truly heralded Pearl Jam's arrival as one of the biggest bands, selling nearly 1 million records in its first week. But does it hold up? Steve digs deep into Pearl Jam circa 1993 with Dave Hartley of The War On Drugs and Nightlands.

Dave Hartley (The War on Drugs, Nightlands) joins Jesse and Stefan once again to talk about Frank Vogel, Phil Jackson's coaching search, the ousted Detroit Pistons, the Bad Boys documentary, and Charles Oakley vs. Charles Barkley.

Not every successful company has been so because of technology … a point that s easy to forget in our tech-driven world. But it’s getting harder to compete without being tech-savvy, for individuals and companies. And fear is the biggest hinderance. Dave Hartley is an expert in helping businesses overcome the obstacles that keep companies from... Listen to episode

Open Run's NBA Season Preview continues as Dave Hartley (The War on Drugs, Nightlands) joins up again to help put together the ultimate Western Conference mixtape.

Open Run's resident Hoops Insider Expert Analyst Extraordinaire Dave Hartley (of The War on Drugs & Nightlands fame) calls in to help the guys do a musically themed preview of the Eastern Conference squads.

Jesse and Stefan get their pal Dave Hartley (of The War on Drugs and Nightlands) back on the line to discuss everything the offseason has to offer: the NBA Players Awards, Summer League ball and Knicks neophyte Kristaps Porzingis. And yes, there is a strong nickname in play for Porzingis, in case you were wondering. • Dave Hartley on Twitter

Jesse and Stefan get Dave Hartley back on the line and reconvene the #NicknameCommittee for Open Run's NBA Finals Nickname special! That's right, we are  providing you with timeless nicknames for just about every player you'll see take the court during the Finals. Prepare to take some notes, people.

Jesse, Stefan & Dave Hartley (of The War on Drugs, Nightlands) reconvene the #NicknameCommittee to talk about Bill Simmons leaving ESPN and the evolution of sports fandom. (Part 2 of 2).

The Nickname Committee is called together once more as Jesse and Stefan are joined again by NBA Hoops Inside Expert Analyst Extraordinaire Dave Hartley (The War on Drugs, Nightlands) to talk NBA Playoffs and, of course, some new nicknames. (Part 1 of 2)

This week Karl "The Mailman" Malone joins us to talk MVPs & the sad state of NBA nicknames, while Open Run's resident Hoops Specialist Dave Hartley of The War on Drugs breaks down every angle of the Playoffs with us. It's the NBA Playoffs Spectacular!

Special guest Dave Hartley of The War on Drugs and Nightlands joins the show. Also on the menu: #TweetsIsWatching and #ShameOrFame.