Podcasts about dave lynch

Neil Atkinson hosts John Gibbons, Sean Rogers and Ian Salmon. We discuss what constitutes a good season from this point, what Liverpool need to go right on and off the pitch to achieve this success and the ever looming contract situation. Also in the show Neil chats to Dave Lynch about his substack.... Download the Peloton app and check out the 6 LFC themed classes, including one with Trent Alexander-Arnold Connect with Neil & John & other LFC fans by joining the LiverpoolFC tag on Peloton Subscribe to The Anfield Wrap for more on Liverpool's 24/25 season… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dave (Dr. Lynch), a seasoned clinician and researcher specializing in Friedreich's ataxia (FA), sheds light on his nearly three-decade journey at the forefront of FA care. Throughout the conversation, Dave emphasizes the indispensable role of patient participation in research, underscoring the collaborative spirit driving advancements in FA drug development. Also in this episode: Sean's Sleep-talking escapades. Kyle Finally took his road test for his driver's license. Newsworthy: Light Up For Rare comes to a monument near you! Links and Resources: Light Up For Rare  

From finding leaks in 6,500 miles of buried pipeline to managing the complexities of regulatory compliance, technology is helping agencies like the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) solve the unique challenges facing the water industry. Dave Lynch, CEO of technology company Klir, and SNWA's Deputy General Manager of Operations Dave Johnson talk tech and how the nonprofit WaterStart helps match innovators with water utilities looking for practical solutions on episode 42 of the Water Smarts Podcast, “TECH TALK:  Technology helps water utilities respond to challenges.”Hosts: Bronson Mack and Crystal Zuelkehttps://www.snwa.com/

Dillon & Sebastian cover ‘One Angry Lisa', an episode that, despite what the name may lead you to believe, is full of great Marge moments. We also talk about what happened to Dave Lynch after we recorded the last podcast, the show's big renewal, the Frying Game, and introduce our new questions segment, where we answer all your filthy questions, including horrible dump stories. It's a shitty one.

Back with a brand new season, and starting off strong with a killer guest to kick things off! Dillon, Sebastian & stand up comedian Dave Lynch cover Habeas Tortoise, an episode filled with conspiracy theories & tortoises (or is it turtles?). The already iconic trio also talk about meeting Hugh Grant, people who try too hard to pronounce things right, pitch a ‘Simpsons couple counselling' game & engage in a nerdy conversation about Formula 1. With two stand ups on the podcast, there's gotta be big comedy talk. The guys range from discussions on Jerry Seinfeld, constantly challenging your style & Dillon's fondness for roasting Dave onstage. Get those air buds on! For UK comedy fans & aspiring comedians alike, be sure to check out GigGag to keep updated on upcoming nights; https://giggagcomedy.com

The boys are back! We're doing some more classic mixes this season, and had a big plan to start it off right by doing another power hour with our bud Dave Lynch. Unfortunately, a couple of us were ridiculously hungover at the time of recording and were in no shape for such a feat, so the three of us instead recover and listen to the drinking songs we picked. And it's a good thing we didn't do a power hour, because these are not fun-time songs. Most of them are, in fact, about the sadder elements of drinking, from Kendrick Lamar's ominous warnings to Ernest Tubb's old-timey country binge drinking. But we do still find time for some Bad Bunny bangers and ICP favorites, along with a recommended spirit for each track.

It has recently been revealed that NZ Police falsely report cars as stolen in order to access vast networks of CCTV cameras. These false reporting tactics were used to hunt down the women involved in the October 2021 Northland lockdown investigation. Detective Superintendent for NZ Police, Dave Lynch, is here to explain. "We accept that the execution from the start in this case was poor, but ultimately what they did was lawful. And I think we need to put it in context. At the time we were in a lockdown, locating those individuals was one of our number one priorities." LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Beyond The Summit, Trinity College's podcast that looks at accomplished alumni and asks them how they became who they are. Welcome to our third season where we're spending time talking with alumni whose post-college careers have involved working or volunteering in the sports world. I'm your host Paul Sullivan, Trinity class of 1995. With me today is Dave Lynch, class of 1993. He was a swimmer for his four years at Trinity and turns out he and I played water polo togther for two years. Dave is vice president of sponsorships & partnership management at the National Football League, where he's been for the past 15 years. Dave oversees the NFL's portfolio of official sponsors and leads some of the League's largest partnerships including Microsoft, Bose, Visa, Verizon, USAA, Marriott, Oakley and Nationwide. Prior to the NFL, Dave spent 5 years at the NBA within its Corporate Partnerships group overseeing various high-profile relationships such as Verizon, AOL, and General Motors. Dave started his career at Advantage International / Octagon in both Event Management and Corporate Consulting roles.

Let's Talk LSAT! Dave Lynch is THE expert LSAT tutor! Check out his services at https://studylark.com/ We also talked about a fantastic web designer, Jason Armour. Shout out to Jason at https://jasonarmour.com/

Migration, autism, young Colombians escaping violence, Yorkshire farming and children born of war in Uganda are the topics highlighted in the winners of this year's AHRC Researcher in Film Awards. Naomi Paxton looks at the winning entries. The Best Animated Film of the Year winner Osbert Parker is a three-time BAFTA nominated director and an animation lecturer at the National Film and TV School. His winning film Timeline was produced in collaboration with the Migration Museum for an exhibition called Departures and Matthew Plowright from the museum joins him to talk to Naomi Paxton about condensing a history of migration into a ten minute animation built around the idea of lines connecting. https://www.migrationmuseum.org/ https://vimeo.com/496398115 The Best Doctoral or Early Career Film of the Year winner was Alex Widdowson's animated film Drawing on Autism. This forms part of his practice-based doctoral work with the Autism through Cinema project at Queen Mary, University of London. He talks to Naomi Paxton and the ethics of making a film about other people's experiences of autism. https://www.qmul.ac.uk/sllf/film-studies/research/autism-through-cinema/ You might also be interested in this Free Thinking conversation with novelist Michelle Gallen and Dr Bonnie Evans from QMUL about representations of autism https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000r3ly The Best Research Film of the Year was won by Birte Vogel for The Art of Peace, Medellín – a documentary exploring the impact of community-led arts initiatives that work with marginalised youth, and particularly young men, in Colombia who are at risk of becoming involved in ongoing violent conflict. Joining Naomi to talk about the film is Teresa Ó Brádaigh Bean, Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Manchester and part of The Art of Peace project team. https://sites.manchester.ac.uk/the-art-of-peace/home/about/research/ The Best Climate Emergency Film of the Year was given to Newland: New Vision for a Wilder Future which hears from a pair of farmers in York shire and focuses on the tensions between farming and conservation, looking at issues including public access, heritage, and sustainability. Suzie Cross is Artistic Director of the Land Lines Research Project at the University of Leeds – she made the film with Dave Lynch https://landlinesproject.wordpress.com/ You can find two Free Thinking conversations about the Land Lines project The episodes are called Nature Writing https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000ktf4 featuring Pippa Marland and Connecting with Nature https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000xthj hearing from Pippa Marland and Anita Roy about their anthology. The Inspiration Award winner was Dheeraj Akolkar. His film The Wound is Where the Light Enters was inspired by a docu-dance performance created by fifteen young people born of war rapes in Northern Uganda. Professor Sabine Lee from the University of Birmingham is part of a research network that explores the experiences of Children born of war https://www.chibow.org/ https://research.birmingham.ac.uk/en/publications/children-born-of-war-past-present-and-future You can find out more about the awards here https://ahrc.ukri.org/innovation/research-in-film-awards/ This New Thinking episode of the Arts and Ideas podcast was made in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council, part of UKRI You can find more episodes devoted to New Research in a playlist on BBC Radio 3's Free Thinking programme website. Producer: Paula McFarlane

This week we have the great Dave Lynch aka Dave the Profit. We start off talking about the MCU and give our best theories on WandaVision. Then we talk billionaires, the covid vaccine, more movies and lots of other things. Dave tells us about his Iron Man inspired project and Pablo says he's tired of pretending he's not a fan of the Fast & Furious franchise. Follow Dave on IG @Davetjeprofitmusic to keep up with him and all his content. Don't forget like, share and subscribe. Enjoy!

In this episode we chat to Dave Lynch, a Sales Rep for Mack Trucks. Dave started his career in the thriving Bus & Coach industry as a Detroit Mechanic working with a Denning agent in Sydney. An avid GM fan, he spent many years driving coaches interstate before buying his own trucks and then moving into New Truck Sales. Enjoy a different perspective on the Transport Industry in this episode.

Pastor Eric sits down and visits with Pastor Dave Lynch.

Paul and Bryan discuss the miraculous Chiefs comeback, and the cheating scandal in baseball. Plus, will we be joined by Dave Lynch soon?

Bonus cybersecurity session, with City Manager Brenton Lewis, Heart of Texas IT owners Dave Lynch and Casey Massey, and citizen Chrys Grummert. A policy project of the Communications Council Responsibility of the City of Woodcreek, hosted by Ray Don Tilley. (Views, thoughts, and opinions expressed belong solely to the speakers, and not necessarily to the City of Woodcreek, nor Ray Don Tilley.)

Superbowl picks, and thoughts on the Saints getting hosed. Also, where is Dave Lynch at? All these questions are asked along with a nice quiz for Bryan!

Our bud Dave Lynch joins us for a discussion of some great songs to have on when you're on the road. What's the best Springsteen album for someone who hasn't gotten into Bruce yet? How did Head Automatica never get big? What the hell was Killer Mike doing talking to the NRA? All that plus our new video game idea, Daddy Dom Me, awaits you.

A last-minute dropout sends the boys scrambling, but luckily their old pal Dave Lynch is around for some podcasting about some of our favorite karaoke jams. We get into songs we have experience in doing, songs we'd like to do, and some that would just be good ass choices. What are the rules of rapping at karaoke? Is our host Dave actually an expert karaoke master? And will the boys finally find that their true talents lie in porn parodies?

Celebrate Labor Day with pop punk! The boys decide to play something called the Pop Punk Drinking Game with help from returning guests Devon Moore and Dave Lynch. The rules fall away fast and the beer hits even faster as we discuss pop punk and it's place in our lives. Is Joel Madden a good singer? Why do the Front Bottoms capture being a sad 20-something so perfectly? And how long can our intrepid host Dave go just listing Wesley Snipes movies? The answer may surprise you! Devon's band, Fun While You Wait, just released their new EP, Of Course! Check it out on Bandcamp and Spotify!

Featured Artists: Alien 8, Dave Lynch, Asia, Steven Knight, Da D.R.O., Scellos, Infearion, GEF, Manu Ranking and Jiva. Asia talks Chilean Miners and rumors of Sex and Cannibalism in the mine, Tyra Banks crazy stalker, and the growing differences in State and Federal Government.

Featured Artists: Save Our Souls, Qadeem Wali, Dave Lynch, Joe Young, Gyptian, Young Noah, Nyle, Da D.R.O., and Asia. Aluminum resevoir Bursts in Hungary, Transformers III stunt actress sues over freak accident which caused a piece of metal to slice through her skull, and 25 most dangerous neighborhoods. Plus Ms. N.O. of Tune-N-Tuesdays brings us the scoop on Diddy wearing a kilt, Luda's headphones, New Rock and Roll Hall of Famers, Mary J Blige, Layla Ali, TI, John Legend in DC, BET Hip Hop Awards, and Angela and Venessa's shoe line.

Dave Lynch, District 5 Congressional Write-in Candidate speaks about why he's running and what he'll do if elected.

Dave Lynch, District 5 Congressional Write-in Candidate speaks about why he's running and what he'll do if elected.