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Send us a textIn this episode of 'Talking Grit,' hosts Jason Harwood and Jacob Litton discuss the recent loss of the Buffalo Bills, focusing on the impact of the injuries the Lions sustained and how it affects their season. They share their emotional reactions and delve into the specifics of the game, analyzing both the offense and defense performances. Key points include Jared Goff's impressive but ultimately insufficient five-touchdown performance, the defense's struggles to stop the run, and the critical injuries to key players like Aleem McNeil and Dave Montgomery. They also address the controversy over season ticket price increases and how it could affect fan attendance. The hosts conclude on an optimistic note, emphasizing that the Lions still control their destiny for a playoff spot.Want to support us?Item ShopVisit us on FacebookVisit us on X: @talkinggritpodJason - @Jason_TGPodJacob - @jmallittonYouTubeTalking Grit WebsiteTalking Grit SubredditEmail Us: talkinggritpodcast@yahoo.com

Don't miss this episode featuring longtime NBC Sports Philadelphia broadcaster Michael Barkann! Hear great stories about Ed Snider, Novak Djokovic, Dave Montgomery and more as well as stories about covering the Olympics and working with Ricky Bo.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Guests Alice Wallace and little brother Dave Montgomery join us for this week's episode to discuss "More Adventurous" from Rilo Kiley. Plenty of other conversation including the LA country scene, Mule Kick Records, Post Malone, the Bluebird, male guilt, Jenny Lewis, alternative radio in 2004, beeps and boops, and we still don't know the meaning of 11/11/46.  Jenny needs to come on the show to explain!And, we weren't very nice about "Ripchord" which, on any album, would be a song that I'd probably really dig. Sorry Blake! Give a listen and let me know your thoughts!Check out Alice Wallace at: alicewallacemusic.com Check out Rilo Kiley at: https://www.rilokiley.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com or one all your favorite podcast providers like Apple Podcasts, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/ or join our Patreon at patreon.com/RecordsRevisitedPodcast

In this episode, I am Kickin' It with Cardiologist Dr Dave Montgomery talking about his new podcast The Health Mastery Cafe and how he is delivering medical information with a fun and entertaining twist. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/koolkard/support

In this episode of the podcast, join host Burke Jones for an engaging chat with Dave Montgomery, the Assistant Director of Facilities at Auburn-Washburn USD 437 School District. Dave shares his experiences and insights into the world of leadership and networking within professional organizations. From the Kansas Association of Directors of Plant Facilities (KADPF) to career growth opportunities, Dave offers valuable perspectives on how to thrive in the field. Main Topics Covered: Getting the most out of leadership roles in professional organizations The power of networking for career development and seizing opportunities The buzz and benefits of attending conferences and industry events Collaborative efforts between organizations for greater advocacy impact Balancing digital tools and traditional methods for knowledge management --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/schoolfacilities/message

If you have a family history of heart disease or other cardiovascular issues, it can seem like the cards are stacked against you. But the reality is, you are not doomed to experience the same health outcomes. According to both Cedars Sinai cardiologist Dr. Norman Lepor, MD, and Dr. Michael Levine, MD, a clinical instructor in the Department of Medicine at the Leon H. Charney Division of Cardiology at NYU Langone Health, the absolute worst habit for heart health is using tobacco. That includes both smoking and vaping. Cardiologist Dr. Dave Montgomery joins John to explain why.

Anne Biklé and Dave Montgomery are a husband and wife team and authors of the newly released What Your Food Ate and the trilogy: Dirt: the Erosion of Civilizations, the Hidden Half of Nature, and Growing a Revolution. Together, with Anne's lens of biology, and David's lens of geology, they explore the topics of soil, land, and human health. In this episode, we explore all things soil. Starting with an exploration of how many dynamics between organisms above ground feel combative, but life beneath the soil is truly collaborative. Anne and Dave explore nutrient cycles and how nutrition in the form of minerals is liberated from rocks by microbial and fungal life and recycled through time. We also explore how plants and animals (including humans) get their nutrition. Anne and Dave touch on the state of our soils and what it means to have lost around half of our soil organic matter in a short amount of time and what we can do about it. Touched on are ideas around taking a long view, and how we can do that with our own health and land health and how the history of the treatment of soil might teach us a little bit more about looking into the future. We look at not just regenerative agriculture, but also the impacts of chemical and mechanized agriculture. Ultimately, Anne and Dave guide us towards the future and just how much hope and resiliency nature is capable of. We also talk about: Policy changes informing changes in practice Boom and bust cycles of agriculture and civilization & so much more Find Anne + Dave: Twitter: @dig2grow Website: dig2grow.com Anne + Dave's Books (in order - but can absolutely be read independently): Dirt: The Erosion of Civilizations The Hidden Half of Nature: The Microbial Roots of Life and Health Growing a Revolution: Bringing Our Soil Back to Life What Your Food Ate: How to Heal Our Land and Reclaim Our Health Related Ground Work Episodes: Stephan van Vliet (for more on phytochemicals and the dark matter of nutrition) Brad Marshall (for more on omega 3:omega 6 ratios) Alicia Brown (for more on no till agriculture and growing for nutrients) Current Discounts for GW listeners: 15% off Farm True ghee and body care products using code: KATEKAV15 Join the Ground Work Collective: Instagram: @groundworkcollective Find a Farm: nearhome.groundworkcollective.com More: groundworkcollective.com Podcast disclaimer can be found by visiting: groundworkcollective.com/disclaimer Episode Webpage

In this episode, Forrest talks with Dave Montgomery and Anne Biklé about their new book,  What Your Food Ate: How to Heal Our Land and Reclaim Our Health. The authors aim to raise our awareness of the community of life in the soil beneath our feet—or more importantly, the soil on the farms that grow our food. They make a compelling case for changing the ways that food is grown so that the life of the soil is respected and cared for . . . and so that the food produced by healthier soil makes us healthier in turn.Guests: David Montgomery - author and geologist at the University of Washington  Anne Bikle - author and biologist & plant whisperer Book:WhatYour Food Ate: How to Heal Our Land and Reclaim Our HealthDirt book trilogy - Dirt: The Erosion of Civilizations; The Hidden Half of Nature; Growing a Revolution Mentions: regenerative farming practices monoculture tillage mycorrhiza the three sisters - squash, beans & corn Farm Bill renewal in the US Earthkeepers' interview with Good Food Clubs Wangari Maathai - Kenyan woman - tree planting project; Nobel Peace Prize price of fertilizer skyrocketed in the last year Actions:  learn about your food - where was it grown, who grew it, how did they grow it? in farming communities - educate about regenerative farming practices and their benefits public policy - vote for elected officials who share your views on the benefits of regenerative practices  find others who care about how our food is produced, and dream up ways to make a difference together!Keywords: monoculture, industrial farming, Green Revolution, regenerative agriculture, regenerative farming, food cooperatives, soil fungus, organic, permaculture, soil ecology, no-till, young farmers, cover crop, crop rotation

Laura talks with guests Anne Bikle and Dave Montgomery.

Matt and Dara are joined by Vox's Dylan Matthews to talk about the so-called "lab-leak" hypothesis for the origin of SARS-CoV-2, and to contrast it with the zoonotic origin theory. They discuss the potential policy consequences that ought to result if it turns out that either hypothesis is true, and talk a little bit about whether the global standards for virological research need to be revised. Then, some research is examined that casts "Voter ID" laws in a new light, and leads to some very interesting conversation about how the media should confront authentic challenges to American democratic governance. Resources: "The Lab-Leak Theory" by David Leonhardt (May 27, New York Times) "The Biological Weapons Convention at a crossroad" by Bonnie Jenkins (Sept. 6, 2017; Brookings) Midnight in Chernobyl: The Untold Story of the World's Greatest Nuclear Disaster by Adam Higginbotham (Simon & Schuster; 2019) "The NPT [Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty]: Learning from a Longtermist Success" by Danny Bressler (May 19, Effective Altruism) White paper: "Strict ID Laws Don't Stop Voters: Evidence from a U.S. Nationwide Panel, 2008–2018," by Enrico Cantoni and Vincent Pons (May 22; The Quarterly Journal of Economics) "After Dramatic Walkout, a New Fight Looms Over Voting Rights in Texas" by Dave Montgomery and Nick Corasaniti (May 31, New York Times) Hosts: Matt Yglesias (@mattyglesias), Slowboring.com Dara Lind (@DLind), Immigration Reporter, ProPublica Dylan Matthews (@dylanmatt), Senior Correspondent, Vox Credits: Erikk Geannikis, Editor and Producer As the Biden administration gears up, we'll help you understand this unprecedented burst of policymaking. Sign up for The Weeds newsletter each Friday: vox.com/weeds-newsletter. The Weeds is a Vox Media Podcast Network production. Want to support The Weeds? Please consider making a contribution to Vox: bit.ly/givepodcasts About Vox Vox is a news network that helps you cut through the noise and understand what's really driving the events in the headlines. Follow Us: Vox.com Facebook group: The Weeds Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What do Star Wars' Obi Wan Kenobi, Matrix's Neo, and The Good Doctor Dave Montgomery have in common? They believe in the force that is already within themselves, and each of us. Empowerment is the seed from which this beautiful conversation between Barbara Barna Abel and Dr. Dave Montgomery sprouted. Listen in as they discuss the physics of empowerment, uncovering the power within, and Dr. Dave's journey to becoming a cardiologist and on-screen presence.  Dr. Dave, as he is known in the media space, is a board-certified cardiologist, and has been featured in numerous print and broadcast media outlets. He is the host of the web series, The Good Doctor TV, and of the podcast, The Health Mastery Café with Dr. Dave.  Dr. Dave reminds us that you, as you are today, are enough and letting yourself come through in your fullest expression is the greatest gift you can give, it's there that lies your purpose.  Follow the brilliant Dr. Dave on instagram @thegooddrdave.

The guys welcome Dean Anshutz of Red Wanting Blue to talk about Weezer’s “Pinkerton.” And, of course, if we do a Weezer episode, little brother Dave Montgomery has to join as well. Plenty of other discussion including Youngstown State and penguin origins, New Radicals, Frank Zappa, Dean’s project “tick.tick.tick,” how Dean should have his own podcast about misheard lyrics, Weezer’s rock opera, Matt Sharp, what should have been the first single, Neon State, and radio stations were stupid in 1996. Check out tick.tick.tick at: https://www.instagram.com/tick.tick.tick.music/ Check out Red Wanting Blue at: https://www.redwantingblue.com/ Check out Weezer at: https://weezer.com/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/

Your favorite duo calls on childhood friend and therapist Dave Montgomery to discuss black men and therapy... a much needed conversation. They talk about childhood trauma, violence, fatherhood and more. Tune in to the best podcast out.

The guys and guest co-host Dave Montgomery (aka little brother) welcome Alexi Lalas to talk about Billy Joel’s 1980 record “Glass Houses.” Plenty of other discussion including soccer (of course), Van Halen, Ratt, speaking bad French, Leyna and Bon Jovi’s “Runaway,” and Billy’s worst song he ever wrote (according to Billy, not us). Check out Billy Joel at: https://www.billyjoel.com/ Check out Alexi Lalas’ State of the Union Podcast at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/alexi-lalas-state-of-the-union-podcast/id884363122 Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/

In this lively and colorful episode, host Eric McLoyd and co-host, Big Stew sit down with the Cardiologist Dr. Dave Montgomery, MD, who is a Chicago native working out of Atlanta to discuss sex over 40. Dr. Dave shares tips and insights on how to stay healthy while enjoying sex over 40. Eric and Stew ask questions of Dr. Dave that are not readily heard in conversations among Gen Xers. Dr. Dave dispels myths while sharing professional insights on various drugs that should be avoided among Gen Xers looking to enhance their sexual experience.Eric and Stew also compare how they experience sex today versus how they experienced 25 years ago.Stay tuned for Eric's Burning Questions, another episode of Characters from Corporate, and the musicspool.com artist Spotlight of the Day, Geno Pacino.This episode is sponsored by Hubris Global Wealth Management. Visit them at https://www.hubriswealth.us and let them leverage their audacity to achieve wealth.

Welcome to episode 162 of the Final Surge Podcast. Every spring the track world watches as high school boys chase the elusive sub-4 minute mile club. This year with the quarantine lockdown that chase looked more elusive than ever. In late May a group of elite runners got together for the Quarantine Clasico. In that race Leo Daschbach unleashed a 56 second last 400 to become the 11th American high school boy to break 4. We talk to Leo's coach Dave Montgomery about his career and that race. 1:10 How did you get started in running? 3:36 Leo ran a 4:44 1600 which is good for a Freshman, but not what points to a sub-4 miler someday. 5:54 With his interactions with other kids Leo seems like such a good kid 6:42 Did he run before he was a Freshman or just soccer? 8:14 Was it the Sophmore year that you really saw the potential? 11:25 Some kids are great at the 800 and some are great at the 5k, not many have the range he does. Is that something you try to develop? 12:30 He had a great cross country season obviously, was there talk of chasing 4 at the time? 14:00 Where is he committed to college? 15:23 At the point it was clear there was not going to be a season did he ever back off? 17:15 During cross at Desert Twilight he was far enough behind Cole with 600 to go I didn't think he had a shot, but he unleashed a kick that was amazing. 19:14 When did the idea for the Quarantine race come about? 21:33 Pick a week 3-4 weeks out, what did a week of training look like? 23:42 Was 10-miles the typical long run? 24:32 Do you run by time or miles? 25:06 Things looked good going into the race, what was your conversation before the race? 27:14 With 250 left to go he is in a group of 3 of the best runners in the country and he just takes off from the group 28:28 Knowing he finished with a 56.6 do you think he could have gone even faster? 29:07 What do you think his ceiling is when he goes off to college? 30:50 What do you think his race will be in college? 32:34 What is your situation right now, how are you dealing with what is going on? Resources Dave on Twitter Dave on Facebook Dave's Email   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL6XIhNuHsQ

What do you do during the Pandemic to escape boredom? Talk about Pearl Jam of course! The guys are joined by friends/brothers/repeat revisitors of the podcast Dave Montgomery and Jeff Johnson. Plenty of discussion including what really happened to Ben’s first Pearl Jam t-shirt, Happy Birthday to Liam Johnson, how Jeff ushered in the Apocalypse, playing Bugs in a marching band, we try to guess each other's top songs, and the greatness of PJ. Check out Jeff on Twitter at @jeffmakesjokes Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/

Find out more about Growing a Revolution (published by W.W. Norton): https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393356090 

Today I sit down with Dave Montgomery who is the 5th District Vice President with the Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters. We discuss important topics that affect our benefits at the local level but also at the state level. Dave is our Former Local 67 president and is a 28 year veteran at CFD. He is extremely well versed and experienced in labor unions and understands the importance of having a strong union presence at the local and state levels. 

This could be episode of the season as Ryan Lopes (@StillRyanFive) and Nate Liss (@AnOutragedJew) feature the otherworldly talented Scott Barrett (@ScottBarrettDFB) of PFF and let him run wild all over the air-time. Dont miss this one, also #WhiteClawIsDeadToUs HOU fallout post-Lamar Miller: Where does Duke Johnson rank now? Is there a back you’d like to see HOU sign or trade for, or are we all-in on Johnson? IND fallout post-Andrew Luck retirement: The skill position rundown between TY Hilton, Devin Funchess, the TE’s, and the RB’s. Steelers WR2-spot: Donte Moncrief vs. James Washington. YOUR GUY’S, MY GUY’S, OUR GUY’S >> Quarterback: Cam Newton -- Injury matter? We ask everyone that stops by: Where do you fall in the great DJ Moore vs. Curtis Samuel debate of 2019? Lamar Jackson -- it’s all systems go. Dak Prescott and the DAL offense, not a name or team that has come up often to this point. WHY do you like Prescott so much this year? Expectations for Amari Cooper, year two in DAL? Mike Gallup? Is there anyone else we should care about? Favorite QB2 options; give the Josh Allen-sales pitch. Running Back: Talk about the “bell cow or bust” rule + your preferred targets and/or strategy deploying that approach. Talk about the exceptions to the strategy/rule. Few rookie runners: whether Darwin Thompson, or Dave Montgomery. Talk about your favorite of the bunch. Wide Receiver: Golden Tate an under the radar name. Anthony Miller another -- sell us and the listeners on Miller. Tight End: Talked about McDonald above/earlier, and we know you’re also on the Mark Andrews train -- any other TE’s worth name-dropping here and talking up, notably in the later rounds? www.BreakoutFinder.com

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor and lil' bro Dave Montgomery to discuss the Blue Album by Weezer which was released 25 years ago on May 10th, 1994. Plenty of discussion about Buddy Holly, Matt Sharp, nerd rock, Ric Ocasek, and the worst intro (but also best intro) we've ever produced.

This week on the High Hopes: Phillies Minor League Rundown the guys were back out in Baseballtown and had the chance to sit down for a conversation first with Director of Player Development Josh Bonifay about the state of the system and some of he players opening eyes early. Then they spoke with former Phillies Manager Charlie Manuel about his love of baseball, teaching young players and Dave Montgomery

The guys are joined by Dave Montgomery to discuss the 2004 debut from The Killers. Plenty of discussion about the murder trilogy, the making of the band, perms, Brandon Flowers and more. And, what t-shirt are you wearing?

As the number of people that are climbing outside continues to explode, there is increasing pressure on land managers and advocacy groups. This often leads either to “active management” (e.g., restrictions on bolts or route development, etc.) or to complete closure. Does this stuff work? Why do we need these types of interventions? How are the ethics and culture of climbing altered or preserved through rules implemented by non-climbers?Furthermore, this trend is picking up steam all across the US. As just one recent example, a handful of Blister Climbing Editor Dave Alie’s local crags in Golden, Colorado have seen dramatic increases in the number of visitors in recent years, causing the County to step in and take a more active management role. So in this episode, we take a close look at how this practice has impacted climbers through the lens of some high profile Front Range crags. We hear from both Eric Kraus, who oversees outdoor recreation for Jefferson County, and Dave Montgomery, who sits on the Fixed Hardware Review Committee that advises the county on climbing related actions.TOPICS & TIMES:Part I - Eric KrausWhat does Eric do with Jefferson County, and what are their goals? (5:50)Which places were instructive to JeffCo when deciding how to manage climbing? (9:30)What is the fixed hardware review committee? (11:50)Why is it important to have the public sector involved in managing climbing? (13:45)What is the process for developing new routes / crags? (15:20)Is there oversight for installing / replacing hardware? (21:15)Is the useful criticism from the climbing community? (24:35)Are we generally headed towards proactive management? (27:00)What message would he give to JeffCo land users? (28:40) Part II - Dave MontgomeryDave and Luke’s Introduction. (30:45)Why does DM have mixed feelings about the fixed hardware committee? (32:50)Do they take into account the different climbing ethics for each crag? (39:20)What was Dave's introduction to developing? (42:30)What are the advantages of recording who's putting up routes? (45:05)What falls under the fixed hardware committee besides climbing? (46:30)What would DM personally like to shift in the fixed hardware committee? (53:40)What is it like standing between the county and the climbing community? (54:50)What can climbers do about raptor closures? (57:40)Presented by Rhino Skin SolutionsClimbing is complex and performing at your limit means bringing many variables together at the right moment. Rhino Skin Solutions makes the best skin care products for keeping your skin dry, healthy, and resilient, which brings one of the most crucial elements of performance under your control. Keeping your skin in good condition not just before a redpoint attempt but throughout the season means more effective training and climbing harder on the wall, it's as simple as that.On top of all that, Rhino Skin Founder Justin Brown sits on the board of the Smith Rock Group, which helps plan and fund-raise for various maintenance projects at Smith Rock State Park. We're donating all our proceeds from the show, after production costs, to the American Safe Climbing Associate and the Access Fund. Rhino Skin is fully behind this effort and has offered to knock 10% off your order and kick an additional 10% over to the Access Fund when you use the promo code “Blister” at checkout. Head over to Rhino Skin Solutions to check out their offerings. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Columbus Dispatch projects reporter Lucas Sullivan speaks with Dave Montgomery, president of the firefighters union, on PBMs and a compound drug issue that happened in the city of Columbus. We further explain what happened with a topical pain cream, and how it costs the city more than $8,000 a prescription.

In today's show we cover a lot of ground -- The 4-0 (5-2 Aggregate) Sounders win against Santa Tecla leading to the disappointing but understandable 0-1 opening loss vs. LAFC. We look forward to hosting Chivas de Guadalajara. Casey Catherwood discusses S2 developments & player personalities (also some family safety tips). Dave Montgomery of the Sounders Community Trust breaks down the new "veterans" on the USL side in a deep roster analysis.

Join us as we discuss many topics as we re-launch the 3 Degrees of Separation Talk Show.  This week, we will cover the following:Regular Segments - Study Hall, The Nth Degree, Hot or NotNew Segments - Sille's Sports 3 Cents and L Luv's Pre-Marital 3 PointerSpecial Guest: Dr. Dave Montgomery - www.davemontgomerymd.com discussing Black Men's Health and Vaccination MythWe're BACKKKK!!  Every Tuesday a new podcast will be on deck..

This week Dr. Dave finishes the “Design Your Health” series with the show entitled, “Are You in or Out?: A Binary Choice”. Here, Dr. Dave will emphasize that the power to establish and maintain optimal health lies within each one of us. “It's up to you!” By way of an upbeat health quiz for Rev. Kev, Dr. Dave will review the keys to optimal health with special emphasis on committing and recommitting to one's specific goals. You won't want to miss this!

As part of our ongoing series “Design Your Health,” we continue the six-part series with Dr. Dave Montgomery, leading cardiologist at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, exploring “How Healthy People Think: The Pillars of Optimal Health.” Find out the secrets healthy people know. Dr. Dave will let you in on these tips to mastering your personal health. You can take charge of your own health now!

As part of our ongoing series “Design Your Health,“ we present “Three Things Every Person Should Know About the Body,” the first of a six-part series with Dr. Dave Montgomery, a leading cardiologist at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Today's segment explores “Know How Your Body Responds: The Importance of Knowing How Your Body Responds and How You Can Have Personal Health Mastery." Don't miss a word of this ongoing and very important health discussion!

As part of our ongoing series, “Design Your Health,“ we present “Three Things Every Person Should Know About the Body,” the first of a six-part series with Dr. Dave Montgomery, a leading cardiologist at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Today's segment explores “Knowing How It Looks and Feels: The Importance of Knowing How Your Body Looks and Feels and How You Can Take Charge of Your Own Health and Well-Being." Don't miss a word of this ongoing and very important health discussion!