Podcast appearances and mentions of dave moss

Want to hear more of my story? In today's episode, my friend and fellow coach Dave Moss interviews me about my experience of becoming a father and running a photography business. Plus, we discuss how we approach maintaining our physical and mental health, overcoming limiting beliefs, and the more vulnerable parts of my experience in entrepreneurship.  The Focused Photographers Podcast was created based on the idea that the most incredible tool for learning is a deep dive into any given topic from multiple perspectives. Join us every other week as we explore important topics, with host Daniel Moyer and a variety of guests offering different perspectives! Make sure you've hit that follow or subscribe button on your favorite podcast player to get notified each week as we air new episodes! You can find the full show notes and transcript for this episode at focusedphotographers.com/podcast!   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Episode 52: Photographers and Mental Health: danielmoyercoaching.com/052-2 Daniel Moyer Coaching: danielmoyercoaching.com   CONNECT WITH DANIEL MOYER​ Website: https://danielmoyercoaching.com/ Wedding Instagram: @DANIELMOYERPHOTO Business Instagram: @GETFOCUSEDPHOTOGRAPHERS  

In this episode, I'm thrilled to share the incredible transformation journey of my client, Dave Moss. Dave's story is one of grit, determination, and an unyielding warrior mindset.

In this conversation, Dave Moss and Andrew discuss Andrew's journey as a runner, the benefits of running, and stories of extreme runners. They also talk about Andrew's experience living in Japan and learning Japanese. They explore the importance of intrinsic motivation and following one's passions. They discuss the concept of learning from failure and focusing on gains rather than the gap between where you are and where you want to be. Finally, they touch on teaching kids to live in the gain and the challenges of letting go of control and bringing in help. In this conversation, Andrew Funderburg, the founder of Fundy Software, discusses his journey from being a photographer to creating software for photographers. He shares insights on the challenges of being the means of production and the importance of finding someone to fill in your weaknesses. Andrew also talks about the culture shift in his business and the secret sauce of Fundy Software. He reflects on his experience as an Iron Chef photographer and his time in the Peace Corps. Andrew emphasizes the importance of self-belief, overcoming self-defeating talk, and taking responsibility for making the world a better place.TakeawaysRunning can have numerous benefits, including improved longevity and overall health.Learning from failure and focusing on gains rather than the gap between where you are and where you want to be can lead to greater satisfaction and success.Teaching kids to focus on their accomplishments and growth can help them develop a positive mindset.Letting go of control and seeking help when needed can lead to greater success and growth. Don't be the means of production in your business; find people who can fill in your weaknesses.The culture shift in a business can be challenging, but it is necessary for growth.Creating software or products that solve a specific problem can lead to unexpected success.Taking risks and embracing opportunities can lead to unexpected career paths.Helping individuals become more successful can contribute to making the world a better place.

SummaryIn this conversation, Dave Moss and Jennifer Moher discuss various topics related to personal growth, overcoming fear, and finding peace. Jennifer shares her childhood experiences and how they shaped her journey of self-discovery. They explore the impact of judgment and the importance of taking up space. They also discuss spirituality and the role it plays in finding grounding and purpose. The conversation highlights the power of belief, open-mindedness, and the mindset shift needed to value oneself. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of personal growth and finding peace in one's journey. In this part of the conversation, Jennifer Moher and Dave Moss discuss the importance of energy and mindset in attracting and repelling clients. They explore the concept of taking up space and being visible in the coaching industry, emphasizing the need for authenticity and vulnerability. They provide practical steps to overcome self-doubt and fear of judgment, encouraging individuals to embrace their unique qualities and share their knowledge. The conversation also touches on the significance of knowing one's values and direction, as well as the lessons learned from past mistakes. They conclude by discussing the importance of finding joy and letting go of hustle culture. In this conversation, Jennifer Moher discusses various aspects of her photography journey and creative process. She shares insights on building a business ecosystem and the importance of creating connections between different aspects of her work. Jennifer also talks about the art of narrative and how she incorporates storytelling techniques from movies and television into her photography. She emphasizes the need for deeper meaning and subtext in her work to avoid feeling bored or soul-sucking. Additionally, Jennifer highlights the significance of caring about the process and being open to wonder and curiosity.Jenn's InfoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennifermoher/Website: https://jennifermoher.com/Curated - The Art of Instagram: https://jennifer-moher.mykajabi.com/curated-the-art-of-instagramJen's Linktree: https://bio.site/jennifermoherTakeawaysChildhood experiences can shape our beliefs and impact our self-confidence.Overcoming fear of judgment is essential for personal growth and success.Exploring spirituality can provide grounding and purpose in life.Belief and open-mindedness can lead to personal transformation and new opportunities.Taking up space and valuing oneself are crucial for success and fulfillment. Energy and mindset play a crucial role in attracting and repelling clients.Authenticity and vulnerability are essential in coaching and building meaningful connections.Taking up space and being visible requires overcoming self-doubt and fear of judgment.Knowing your values and direction simplifies decision-making and brings clarity to your business.Personal growth involves unlearning old beliefs and shifting perspectives.Finding joy and letting go of hustle culture leads to a more fulfilling and balanced life. Building a business ecosystem can help sustain and support different aspects of a photography business.Incorporating storytelling techniques from movies and television can add depth and meaning to photography work.Caring about the process and being open to wonder and curiosity can lead to more authentic and meaningful connections with clients.Having mentors and teachers who inspire vulnerability and openness can shape one's approach to creativity and connection.

Dave Moss is a photographer and business coach, AKA the Creative CEO Whisperer and he's back on the show. This time we're talking about Hustle Culture and how we can navigate business and hustle without damaging ourselves in the process.Sponsor of this episode:Imagen AI - Photo EditingAllheartphoto.com/aiFollow along with Dave at:davemosscoach.cominstagram.com/davemosscoach

Join Lauren as she sits down with Dave Moss, the visionary behind Unfunded List, to delve into his extensive expertise in proposal reviewing. In this insightful episode, Dave reveals the top five common pitfalls that grant seekers often encounter while seeking funding for their nonprofits. Gain valuable insights and practical advice to enhance your grant-seeking strategy by tuning in to this illuminating podcast.

In this episode, our host is joined by the esteemed Dave Moss for an in-depth conversation about the significance of hiring a coach. Together, they explore the "what, when, and why" of coaching, shedding light on the challenges artists face and the self-imposed roadblocks that hinder their progress.Key discussion points in this episode:The Importance of Hiring a Coach:Exploring the benefits of having a coach and how they can provide valuable guidance and support.Understanding the role of a coach in helping artists overcome challenges and achieve their goals.Reinventing Yourself as an Artist:Recognizing the moments when reinvention becomes necessary for personal and professional growth.Exploring the reasons behind reinvention and the transformative power it holds.Staying Fresh as a Wedding Photographer:Tips and strategies for maintaining creativity and innovation in the dynamic field of wedding photography.Discussing how continuous learning, exploring new techniques, and embracing fresh perspectives can elevate one's work.The Art of Letting Go:Delving into the importance of letting go of preconceived notions, self-doubt, and fear that hinder artistic progress.Understanding how releasing attachment to outcomes and embracing vulnerability can lead to personal and artistic breakthroughs.This episode promises an enlightening discussion on the power of coaching, reinvention, and personal growth for artists. Tune in to gain valuable insights that can help you navigate the challenges and roadblocks on your creative journey.Check him out here: https://davemosscoach.com/https://www.facebook.com/davemosscoachSupport the show

Todays episode of the Friday Flow I talk about how I came up with the name Granzlam and showcase one of my first songs I did as a solo artist under the production of Dave Moss.

An incredible amount of challenge exists for photographers and business owners when it comes to managing their mental health. In this current series, I am opening up the conversation with fellow creatives regarding the correlation between our mental health and our businesses. Today's guest is Dave Moss, a coach for high-performing creatives who takes a holistic approach to living both our personal and professional lives.  The Focused Photographers Podcast was created based on the idea that the most incredible tool for learning is a deep dive into any given topic from multiple perspectives. Join us every other week as we explore important topics, with host Daniel Moyer and a variety of guests offering different perspectives! Make sure you've hit that follow or subscribe button on your favorite podcast player to get notified each week as we air new episodes! You can find the full show notes and transcript for this episode at focusedphotographers.com/podcast! CONNECT WITH DANIEL MOYER​ Website: WWW.DANIELMOYERPHOTOGRAPHY.COM Wedding Instagram: @DANIELMOYERPHOTO Business Instagram: @GETFOCUSEDPHOTOGRAPHERS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Daylio CONNECT WITH DAVE MOSS Website Instagram

Join us for a special replay of an interview with Suspension tuning guru Dave Moss, who will be speaking at all the Shiny Side Up Talk series events across the country. We're gearing up for a big one, Shiny Side Up Bike Fest in Kapiti. Find out more info at Shinysideup.co.nz 

Interviewing Dave Moss of Dave Moss Tuning, how a motorcycle suspension could save your life. In Episode 5, Dave Moss of David Moss Tuning chats with John and Mark about the importance of adjusting your motorcycles suspension to your specific needs. If you have ever considered trying to improve the handling of your bike, you must listen to what Dave has to say, it could save your life. https://davemosstuning.com Youtube Channel for Dave Moss Tuning: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYmOGL8b_-UeV7U10_48rqw A big thank you to Vermont's Harley-Davidson Dealership, Wilkins Harley-Davidson www.WilkinsHarley.Com

Dave Moss is a wedding photography and business coach based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.He was taught by Oprah's life coach to become a life coach himself and he brings that into his business coaching to take people to a deeper level.Today we're talking about how you can become a stronger entrepreneur by bettering yourself and growing as a person.This episode is sponsored by GustoReceive $100 after your first paid payroll with Gusto at Lightdarkco.com/gustoFind Dave at:Website: davemosscoach.comInstagram: instagram.com/davemosscoachTiktok: tiktok.com/@davemosscoachFacebook Group: Business As An AdventureFollow alongwww.instagram.com/witt_podwww.instagram.com/allheartphoto

An outsider who has adopted local style leadership from the start, Dave Moss has paved the way for the Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra to thrive for the next 100 years. His “can do” perspective, passion for partnerships, and ability to balance fiscal and cultural levers have positioned the Orchestra to take the music to the people wherever they are ready to enjoy the symphonic experience. This viola-trained, lifelong learner and catalyst for change is just what our community needs to embolden our cultural landscape.

Dave Moss is a McDonald's Owner and Operator and founder of Hire Houston Youth. Juliet Stipeche was the Director of Education for the City of Houston when we talked about the inception of this very successful program which was born out of tragedy, Dave explains how a friend's legacy turned into one of the major job events of the year for young Houstonians. They next big job fair is at the George R Brown Convention Center on June 11th from 10AM to 2PM. All you have to do is show up! Hundreds of companies are participating in the year-round programs and there are currently well over 13,000 job and internship opportunities on their job board. Go to www.hirehoustonyouth.org for more information.

Angie is a wedding and proposal photographer based in Maui, Hawai'i. She runs a team of photographers at Engaged on Maui. Along with her business partner Dave Moss, she helps photographers run a kickass business so they can live the life they want to live through her educational business, Business as an Adventure. Today we're talking about how delegating will save your life, and she shares how to identify and work on those areas in your business and personal life that need delegating. This episode is sponsored by Freedom Edits. Get 30% off your first order by going to https://www.lightdarkco.com/freedom (lightdarkco.com/freedom) If you believe that you are the only person who can do everything in your business, you are making a mistake. What are the things that you Hate doing? These are the things that you can outsource and it will help your mental wellbeing. The time you save by delegating is worth more than the money you spend to delegate that work out. Set up automations through your CRM to save time and effort. Ways you can delegate in your photography business: Child Care Planning and posting to Social Media Editing House Cleaning Laundry Blogs / Copywriting Grocery Shopping Meals (Doordash and Hello Fresh) Photoshop and touch ups Find Angie at https://www.angelanelsonphoto.com (angelanelsonphoto.com) https://www.instagram.com/angelanelsonphoto/ (instagram.com/angelanelsonphoto) https://www.instagram.com/engagedonmaui/ (instagram.com/engagedonmaui) https://www.instagram.com/businessasanadventure/ (instagram.com/businessasanadventure) https://www.facebook.com/groups/thebusinessasanadventuregroup (Business as an Adventure Facebook Group) What Are We Loving? What Angie is loving: Burrito Bowls What John is loving: TikTok Accounts https://www.tiktok.com/@leigh_mcnasty?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc (@leigh_mcnasty) - Middle School Teacher https://www.tiktok.com/@_jen_hamilton_?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc (@_jen_hamilton) - Will It Swaddle? https://www.tiktok.com/@alexfsands?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc (@alexfsands) - 2020s Seinfeld  We record each episode LIVE in our Facebook group and we would love to connect with you there. You can join at https://www.facebook.com/groups/lightdarkpodcast (Light + Dark Photography Podcast Group) on Facebook. Follow us at https://www.instagram.com/lightdarkco (www.instagram.com/lightdarkco) https://www.instagram.com/allheartphoto (www.instagram.com/allheartphoto)

The Symphony Returns. The host for this show is Jay Fidell. The guest is David Moss. We talk with Dave Moss, Executive Director of the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra for the past two years, about the Symphony, its status, has it has been affected by the covid pandemic, its plans, its strengths and challenges, and its expectations going forward. He helps us understand how important the HSO is to our community and our community state of mind. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6mAjbhHpq-LyAm9pcuN3zJ Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

On this episode learn how the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra pivoted during the pandemic to create a renewed sense of community, doubled their donor base and is bringing more awareness to art education for our youth.Dave Moss, Executive Director for the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra, joins the Voice of Business podcast to discuss his passion for music, organizational growth and the community.

For my inaugural episode, I sit down with life coach Dave Moss. Dave was one of the first people I reached out to when I started to seek a change in my life, so it only made sense to have him on as my first guest. Dave and I talk about his transition from wedding photographer to life coach, and how he approaches this important work with clients. We also share how our recent moves closer to nature are having an impact on our lives; and we exchange anecdotes on microdosing psylocibin, a tool that is rapidly gaining momentum in the western world. As I listen back on this first episode, I feel that I could've opened up more with stories of my own, and not stuck so much to the role of interviewer. I'm grateful that this made it into my awareness, so that I can adjust for future interviews. Having said that, I hope you enjoy this conversation with Dave Moss! ----- Connect with Dave: Visit Dave Moss Coaching Follow Dave Moss on IG

It's week 4 of Motorcycle Awareness Month, and this week we're talking Bike checks, setup, and maintenance. And there's no one better to talk to than Dave Moss! Plus Ray and Mat break down and compare notes on the Harley-Davidson Pan America.

You might be wondering why are we talking about impostor syndrome and mindset in a marketing podcast, and well the reason why is because if we don't feel secure in who we are as artist/business owners we can't have a thriving business. Let me introduce you to Dave Moss, a wedding photographer turned business and life coach for adventurous humans who want to improve both their lives and their businesses, and in today's episode we are chatting about how to beat impostor syndrome and cultivate a positive mindset so you can experience more joy in your life, and obviously, have fun in your business. Since art is subjective, there are always people that will find our work beautiful, while others will think it's pure trash, and obviously, this can make us feel self-conscious and unsure about our abilities. But as you all know I love some actionable steps and in today's episode, Dave shares with all of us some tools and tips we can apply right now, to beat imposter syndrome and cultivate a positive mindset. Want more content? Join the private FREE FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thetogrepublic ____ Check out the episode notes for more information: https://thetogrepublic.com/podcast/impostor-syndrome-with-dave-moss The Art of Pinning Class: https://thetogrepublic.com/pinterest 1:1 Coaching Program: https://thetogrepublic.com/coaching

Manoa Valley Theatre's Kip Wilborn, singer-songwriter Kimié Miner and Hawaii Symphony Orchestra's Dave Moss and Blue Note Hawaii's Martha Seroogy joined Spotlight Hawaii, a series from the Honolulu Star-Advertiser that shines a spotlight on issues affecting our islands, today for a livestream video and took viewer questions.

Wine & Design TV Podcast with Sommelier Chris Ramelb, Halia Parish, & Moani Hara. Davis Moss of the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra joins Chris, Halia, & Moani to discuss how music and wine pair perfectly. Full 4K Video Interview: https://wineand.org/david-moss/

Angie Nelson and Dave Moss share a little about their personal histories in business, photography, education and coaching. Get to know us as we start our new adventure, and hopefully pick up some tips on how to grow your creative business along the way!

The parkrun adventurers stay close to home this week as Dave Moss puts on the co-host cap and joins Mel in the the Sunny Coast studio for a natter about all matter of parkrunny things. Plus we have more Ellis Palace parkrun goodies as Channel 5 News Crew Member Melissa Ellis hosts some adventurers.

This episode is an awesome chat with Miyouko Wu, who makes her living as a nurse specializing in wound care, but who also spends many of her weekends as a track day rider and amateur motorcycle racer. Miyouko started riding motorcycles on the street in 2015, started doing track days a year later, and with the encouragement and support of some very good track friends, including Dave Moss from Dave Moss Tuning, started club racing in the AFM, the American Federation of Motorcyclists. Miyouko also recently started her own social media channel, “Miyouko Moto", to help support her passion to encourage and support more people, especially women, to try motorcycling, track day riding and racing. Episode Links * Miyouko Wu Facebook Page (https://www.facebook.com/miyouko.wu) * Miyouko Moto Facebook Page (https://www.facebook.com/miyoukomoto/) * Miyouko Moto Instagram Page (https://www.instagram.com/miyoukomoto/) * Miyouko Moto YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvFUs8MCusuaMitIlqjnNzg) * Miyouko Moto COVID19 Full Gear Grocery Shopping! (PPE Video) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8ocS4ferT4) * American Federation of Motorcyclists (AFM) (https://www.afmracing.org/) * Western Eastern Roadracing Association (WERA) (http://wera.com/) * Roebling Road Raceway (http://www.roeblingroad.com/) * California Superbike School (https://superbikeschool.com/) * Chris Ulrich (http://www.teamhammer.com/team/bios/ulrich/) * Team Hammer (http://www.teamhammer.com/) * Episode 026 where I discuss the MotoAmerica Two Seater Experience (https://www.soyouwanttorideamotorcycle.com/026) * MotoAmerica (https://motoamerica.com/) * Roadracing World Action Fund (Safety Fence) (https://www.roadracingworld.com/actionfund/) * Roadracing World & Motorcycle Technology (RW) (https://www.roadracingworld.com/) * Dave Moss Tuning (DMT) Web Site (https://davemosstuning.com/) * Dave Moss Tuning (DMT) YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/CatalystReactionSBW) * Episode 029: Dave Moss Tuning on Fitting Your Motorcycle to You (https://www.soyouwanttorideamotorcycle.com/029) * Race Pace MotorSports on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/RacePaceMotorsports/) * Carters@theTrack (https://www.cartersatthetrack.com/) * Hayley Bell Facebook Page (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=754325170) * WRWR Web Site (https://womenridersworldrelay.com/) * Episode 005: Interview with Sarah Worthylake from WRWR (https://www.soyouwanttorideamotorcycle.com/005) * Episode 006: Interview with Eugene and Shana Sanderson about WRWR (https://www.soyouwanttorideamotorcycle.com/006) * Episode 016: Hanging out with WRWR Founder Hayley Bell (https://www.soyouwanttorideamotorcycle.com/016) * HEROIC Racing Apparel (https://www.heroicracing.com/) Contact Me * Become a Podcast Supporter (PayPal) (https://paypal.me/christophergeiss?locale.x=en_US) * Affiliates Page (https://www.soyouwanttorideamotorcycle.com/affiliates) * Podcast Supporters Page (https://www.soyouwanttorideamotorcycle.com/supporters) * Email: soyouwanttoride@yahoo.com * Twitter: @soyouwanttoride (https://twitter.com/soyouwanttoride) * Instagram: so.you.want.to.ride (https://www.instagram.com/so.you.want.to.ride/) * Facebook: @so.you.want.to.ride (https://www.facebook.com/so.you.want.to.ride) * Podcast Listeners Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/2511206719123833/?source_id=1978870302235245) * Podcast Web Site (http://www.soyouwanttorideamotorcycle.com) * Podcast YouTube Channel (http://www.youtube.com/channel/UClDjOlGOdK-SK8WB6jRdZ4Q) * Old Man Slacker on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/oldmanslacker/) * Old Man Slacker on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/oldmanslacker/) Special Guest: Miyouko Wu.

Band-mates and friends, Scott Page, Stephen Perkins, Dave Moss, Kenny Olson, Norwood Fisher, Derek Day, and Tony Franklin discuss quarantine, life during the pandemic, and how careers as musicians have changed - with special guests Marc Geiger and Kenny Aronoff. Tune in and share on C-Suite Radio!  #therockntalkshow #stephenperkins #norwoodfisher #scottpage #kennyolson #davidmoss #sheilaconlin #marcgeiger #kennyaronoff STAY CONNECTED:  Facebook | @therockntalkshow YouTube | @therockntalkshow Twitter | @TheRockNTalkSh1 Instagram | @therockntalkshow Website | http://rockntalkshow.com Find The Rock ‘N Talk Show “Beyond Backstage” LIVE every other week on Facebook Live and YouTube at 5:30pm-6:30pm PST Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode introduces the MALBHVD Racing Experience and Feel Like A Pro's crew chief and mechanic, Mario Pernetti.

Dave Moss shares his mantra of "Pay it forward"

In this week's episode, we head to Christchurch for the second of 4 Shiny Side Up Bike Fest events.It was so awesome to catch up with so many bike mad New Zealanders.Ray managed to catch up incredibly knowledgable people like: Brent Cotton, Bret Tkacs, Dr Chris Hurren, Yamaha Factory Stunt Rider Dave McKenna, Suspension wizard Dave Moss, MSAC's Davis Golightly, South island motorcycle instructor Duncan Seed and the list goes on!

Join Dave Moss & Christine Tremoulet as they discuss why it is imperative that you decide what your version of success looks like for you and your business, the power of coaching for professional photographers, and the results of Dave's survey of nearly 200 professional photographers, and the one thing that 92% of them said they are not doing for their business. Leave with insight on small changes that you can make that will make a major difference in your business moving forward.Would you like to support Reframe Success and be a member of the Photographer's Inner Circle? Learn more and join us for additional training from Christine Tremoulet & select show guests, along with other special perks available only to show supporters!For the full show notes, visit ReframeSuccess.comDave & Abby's wedding photography can be found at abbyplusdave.comDave's Coaching website can be found at DaveMossCoaching.comYou can find him on Instagram at @abbyplusdave and @davemosscoachSupport the show (https://christinetremoulet.com/photographers-inner-circle)

 The parkrun adventurers are back in the Sunshine Coast Pod Studio with Dave Moss returning to guest co-host. We share details of the inaugural parkrun World Tourist Meet-up, and the Channel 5 News Crew are back at it with roving reports from Yeppoon parkrun in Qld, Edinburgh Oval parkrun in WA, and Wagi Bridge parkrun in the ACT.

Unfunded List founder Dave Moss interviews his father, a U.S. Cultural Historian, about the history of Philanthropy in America. Richard J. Moss (aka Pete Moss), was the John and Cornelia Gibson Professor of History at Colby College, where he taught U.S. History and American Studies for close to three decades. A cultural historian, he is the author of two biographies of the post-revolutionary figures Noah Webster and Jedidiah Morse. Later in his career, he became interested in the history of sport and leisure and authored two books on golf and country clubs. He also wrote Eden in the Pines, a history of Pinehurst, North Carolina, his current home. He earned his doctorate at Michigan State University in 1974. At Colby, his courses on American culture — particularly in the late 19th century — dealt substantially with philanthropy as an important aspect of American life.

Unfunded List founder Dave Moss interviews his father, a U.S. Cultural Historian, about the history of Philanthropy in America. Richard J. Moss (aka Pete Moss), was the John and Cornelia Gibson Professor of History at Colby College, where he taught U.S. History and American Studies for close to three decades. A cultural historian, he is the author of two biographies of the post-revolutionary figures Noah Webster and Jedidiah Morse. Later in his career, he became interested in the history of sport and leisure and authored two books on golf and country clubs. He also wrote Eden in the Pines, a history of Pinehurst, North Carolina, his current home. He earned his doctorate at Michigan State University in 1974. At Colby, his courses on American culture — particularly in the late 19th century — dealt substantially with philanthropy as an important aspect of American life.

Unfunded List founder Dave Moss interviews his father, a U.S. Cultural Historian, about the history of Philanthropy in America. Richard J. Moss (aka Pete Moss), was the John and Cornelia Gibson Professor of History at Colby College, where he taught U.S. History and American Studies for close to three decades. A cultural historian, he is the author of two biographies of the post-revolutionary figures Noah Webster and Jedidiah Morse. Later in his career, he became interested in the history of sport and leisure and authored two books on golf and country clubs. He also wrote Eden in the Pines, a history of Pinehurst, North Carolina, his current home. He earned his doctorate at Michigan State University in 1974. At Colby, his courses on American culture — particularly in the late 19th century — dealt substantially with philanthropy as an important aspect of American life.

Unfunded List founder Dave Moss interviews his father, a U.S. Cultural Historian, about the history of Philanthropy in America. Richard J. Moss (aka Pete Moss), was the John and Cornelia Gibson Professor of History at Colby College, where he taught U.S. History and American Studies for close to three decades. A cultural historian, he is the author of two biographies of the post-revolutionary figures Noah Webster and Jedidiah Morse. Later in his career, he became interested in the history of sport and leisure and authored two books on golf and country clubs. He also wrote Eden in the Pines, a history of Pinehurst, North Carolina, his current home. He earned his doctorate at Michigan State University in 1974. At Colby, his courses on American culture — particularly in the late 19th century — dealt substantially with philanthropy as an important aspect of American life.

Unfunded List founder Dave Moss interviews his father, a U.S. Cultural Historian, about the history of Philanthropy in America. Richard J. Moss (aka Pete Moss), was the John and Cornelia Gibson Professor of History at Colby College, where he taught U.S. History and American Studies for close to three decades. A cultural historian, he is the author of two biographies of the post-revolutionary figures Noah Webster and Jedidiah Morse. Later in his career, he became interested in the history of sport and leisure and authored two books on golf and country clubs. He also wrote Eden in the Pines, a history of Pinehurst, North Carolina, his current home. He earned his doctorate at Michigan State University in 1974. At Colby, his courses on American culture — particularly in the late 19th century — dealt substantially with philanthropy as an important aspect of American life.

Unfunded List founder Dave Moss interviews his father, a U.S. Cultural Historian, about the history of Philanthropy in America. Richard J. Moss (aka Pete Moss), was the John and Cornelia Gibson Professor of History at Colby College, where he taught U.S. History and American Studies for close to three decades. A cultural historian, he is the author of two biographies of the post-revolutionary figures Noah Webster and Jedidiah Morse. Later in his career, he became interested in the history of sport and leisure and authored two books on golf and country clubs. He also wrote Eden in the Pines, a history of Pinehurst, North Carolina, his current home. He earned his doctorate at Michigan State University in 1974. At Colby, his courses on American culture — particularly in the late 19th century — dealt substantially with philanthropy as an important aspect of American life.

Unfunded List founder Dave Moss interviews his father, a U.S. Cultural Historian, about the history of Philanthropy in America. Richard J. Moss (aka Pete Moss), was the John and Cornelia Gibson Professor of History at Colby College, where he taught U.S. History and American Studies for close to three decades. A cultural historian, he is the author of two biographies of the post-revolutionary figures Noah Webster and Jedidiah Morse. Later in his career, he became interested in the history of sport and leisure and authored two books on golf and country clubs. He also wrote Eden in the Pines, a history of Pinehurst, North Carolina, his current home. He earned his doctorate at Michigan State University in 1974. At Colby, his courses on American culture — particularly in the late 19th century — dealt substantially with philanthropy as an important aspect of American life.

Unfunded List founder Dave Moss interviews his father, a U.S. Cultural Historian, about the history of Philanthropy in America. Richard J. Moss (aka Pete Moss), was the John and Cornelia Gibson Professor of History at Colby College, where he taught U.S. History and American Studies for close to three decades. A cultural historian, he is the author of two biographies of the post-revolutionary figures Noah Webster and Jedidiah Morse. Later in his career, he became interested in the history of sport and leisure and authored two books on golf and country clubs. He also wrote Eden in the Pines, a history of Pinehurst, North Carolina, his current home. He earned his doctorate at Michigan State University in 1974. At Colby, his courses on American culture — particularly in the late 19th century — dealt substantially with philanthropy as an important aspect of American life.

The glasses “tink,” then the bellies rumble, the head pounds. Yup you guessed it. The fellas finally get to try the oft discussed Thunderbird wine, to start the episode. A special thanks to Bill for bringing along the poison. Matt and Bill re-re-re-introduce themselves. Matt tells us about Shoji, the “Game of Generals” and imagine the salesforce might enjoy a game from time to time. Matt loves Talia Shire, but only in the pet store. Bill gets all mobbed-up. Matt briefly gets into the Hell's Angels. Bill talks Turkey. Dick “Night Train” Lane was more than just a suggestive nickname. Matt is so excited about the “stupid fucking cunt.” Bill is at a loss for words when discussing how broken Jim Lingk seems. Matt can't make sense of Lingk's apology. Bill takes us, at long last back to Romaville. There's no dramatic pause like a Ricky Roma dramatic pause. Williamson is less-than-happy. Ricky is looking for a duel and wonders who told Williamson he could work with men. Baylen provides a little comic relief. Dave Moss would be the last man standing in the breakroom-clearing brawl. What would this podcast even be if there wasn't some discussion of Mr. Pacino's “hair?” In a WWTP that can only be described as shocking, John McEnroe gets cast. Droopy Dog makes Matt VERY uncomfortable.

Bill is always doing a podcast with himself, in his head. Matt doesn't care for that particular podcast. Bill promises a heapin', helpin' of common decency with every friendship. The fellas apparently don't remember podcasting several moments in the film, nor do they remember entire segments of their own creation… and one of them is very sober. Marky Mark would make a terrible subconscious. Matt is unimpressed by the minute this week. The fellas talk salesmen… AGAIN. Matt once got Roma'd by a sneaker kid. Bill displays impressive mathematics skills and Matt ALMOST gets to praise him for it. Fountain pen nib tips are starting to get discussed almost as much as Spannel's giant baby on this podcast. The Swedish Chef comes by for absolutely no reason. Matt contends there is NO defense of Ginny Lingk. The fellas diverge into a fairly major Housekeeping segment. Ricky is so attentive and compassionate with Jimmy in this minute. Apparently we are all gods speaking things into existence. The fellas take a moment to eulogize Dave Moss. The fellas spend a few long minutes on the topic of Mr. Pacino's hair. "Righteous Kill" splits the fellas just a bit further. 2Dubs throws in another Housekeeping segment, that actually isn't a Housekeeping segment at all and this literally drives Matt mad. Bill then provides the sweet, sweet opiate of a Quote Corner to quell Matt's agitation, and it works!?

Bill claims too much is never enough 'cause he's a hedonist, but Matt ain't buyin' it. The controversy surrounding a member of the film's cast reminds the fellas of The Jesus and somehow involves one of the Coreys. Matt wonders what to do when our heroes fail us. Moss admits he has a big mouth for his own gain. Matt gives a taste of the Como Inn while Dave's alibi is evaluated. James Foley is invited to join the fun. George declines Dave's invitation to rob the office. What is the maximum occupancy of the Bowl Rant? Does George's no mean yes? Is Mamet at the top of his game with this film? George stays in his lane because snitches get stitches. And finally, thoughts and prayers go out to the inimitable Mr. Glenister, whoever he is, for all he's been through living in Dave Moss's skin.

Ambient ice jingling noise satiates Matt's anger... until he remembers Bill is to his immediate left. Bill doesn't quite know how to properly enter a domicile. The top of this minute is just the tip of the Dave Moss being-a-huge-pile-of-shit iceberg. Matt has engaged in some B&E's and Bill seems very judge-y about it. Bill hates smoking but loves the look of smokers. The mad Moss bomber strikes again, “Tonight is the thing.” Matt finds a bit of specious occurrence in the progression of the pre-he-hemium leads. The boys imagine more Blake speech prep. Maybe too much, but since no one is listening... or reading this... fuck it. George doesn't have a proper robbery outfit. Bill has never heard of an Abba Zabba. Matt provides a history of the hoagie for absolutely NO reason. Bill is an accomplice to the great Heritage's cigarette heist of ‘89. Bill tells us how deliveries work. In a new show-low, we find out Bill's top 5 slushy flavors and a VERY contentious “who would they play” ends the episode.

A chorus of Romas asking for new leads, gets the fellas going this week. Even while being a be-sashed mayor of Romaville, Bill still feels a bit uneasy about his wallet. Csonka is giving $5 mustache rides. A couple of “regular” guys discuss satisfying evacuations. Lingk doesn't want to be banished from Romaville. Nothing says “hey fuck you guys” like a Ricky Roma wink. Great meals don't fade in Matt's memory everything else does. The boys talk about how food should just be fuel. Jimmie Lingk isn't sure he's had any “good fucks” to use as a base-line, reference point. As far as Matt is concerned, Ginnie can fuck right off. Bill sees the Roma sit as a classic, boy-meets-chump situation. Bill is afraid to see other productions of Glenngarry because he's a delicate flower. Listen as Matt tries most pronunciations of “Schreiber.” F. Murray Abraham haunts Bill's dreams and to Matt's mind, Bill is dealing with a legit romantic infatuation. It's because of this crush that Bill ushers is into a fun “who would they play.” Matt would give hugs to Ameche all goddamn day. Bill wants to sit on the worst lap ever. The Star Trek folks saved a lot on the Klingon make-up when they cast F. Murray. Matt knows that when Bill is shooting, there are rebound stats to be had. In another great stroke of drink-casting, Dave Moss drinks a Budweiser.

Bill starts the episode with a bit trivia no one wanted and damn near gets Matt's Italian-American card revoked. Roma man, Roma man, he don't care. This sentence can also be applied to other things that "don't care." What if George was saying "sails, sails?" In a new show-high, or maybe low, it's getting harder to tell, the boys cast GGGR with Muppets!? Our heroes take us on a bit of a detour through dead basketball players. Salman Rushdie gets a shout. Matt stresses "Don't do things that make you happy, be happy." Rows and roads can both be tough to hoe. Bill displays his only super power and yet again, high-roads Matt while being as wrong as one man can be. The boys unpack Moss' Nazi reference and in doing so, clumsily cover the holocaust from Anne Frank to Dave Moss. The boys talk about classism and confidence and how one must figuratively keep the rice bowl out of the stream of urine. Bill points out that Moss' plan has him out of the frying pan and into a slightly better frying pan. Despite having only each other to turn to, the fellas are pretty damn gruntled.

Get on board or GTFO! Matt is thrilled to dedicate this episode to his favorite basketball player. Speculation about the furnishings in Larry Spanell's home leads, somehow, to the fellas ruminating over the film “Boss Baby” and the size of the Spanell family's baby. Matt tries to teach Bill proper Instagram etiquette. Things get a little uncomfortable on Shelly's sit despite his best efforts. Bruce Altman's hair and basketball trash-talking prowess are nonpareil. The elephant in the room changes the tenor of the scene, but Shelly has to deny it. The turtleneck rears its… neck again. Do babies know what a telephone is anymore? Dave Moss would never buy anyone a drink unless he wants him to do something for him. Lamps and lampshades are discussed at length for some reason. A debate rages over whether Ray Liotta is an icon or just another guy.

The fellas get Bill's tombstone epitaph all worked out to lead things off. Matt asks an age-old Roma question. Tarantino comes up again and makes the boys wonder if Mamet's shoulders are sore from having Quentin standing them. The boys continue to break down the "crackling" dialogue. Bill decides that skydiving might be a good way to go out. Mamet doesn't have to explain himself or what a list of nurses is, to you or anyone else. The boys get into the nitty-gritty reality that language is action. Quote corner (no jingle????) comes your way this week. The fellas look to cast someone to play Moss and Bill once more, displays his lack of memory or interest in the segment. Through the radio, you can almost smell Stacey Keach's mustache. Ricky Roma takes a cruise and he's not too happy about his accommodations. Dave Moss can't afford NFL Sunday Ticket. Bill makes another unfounded claim in the face of Matt's overwhelming evidence. Bill ends the episode like it's a fucking phone call.

Rocky starts are getting more and more common on the GGGR minute. Shorts at the theater makes you a deplorable. Making faces is good for podcasting. Dave Moss not only hits for average, but his slugging percentage is also very impressive. Aaranow is at his worst just after the sales conference. Matt wants to gouge his eyes out at the thought of a well oiled "Machine." Bill compares his moobs with a septuagenarian. If there were a gym-class style foot race to the Glenngarry leads, who would win? The boys break down the script of the salesmen's cold-call technique. The fellas wade thru some Talmud-y waters, as they discuss Mamet's assertion of his work being a Talmudic discussion. Matt can't let the episode end... again. This time he employs Mr. Bon Jovi to aid him. Roma has got to be a huge Springsteen fan. Matt tries to cast The Boss. Bill is confused about how social media works and suggests you digitally knock.

Bill's alleged sweetness starts this episode off. Blake is a 2 shave a day guy. Matt is a self proclaimed evolutionary step and Dave Moss is his spirit animal. The TSA lady in The Spanish Prisoner gives Bill the icky feelings. The fellas agree that passive aggressive responses to movie studio notes would not make for good scenes. Where have you gone Great Space Coaster? "Tell her I'll call her from the road" might be the saddest sentence in existence. David Paymer is Hollywood in a nut-shell. Bill's continued attempts to engage celebrities and referees alike now have Matt permanently cringed. What one gummie can do, another can do. How does a guy miss a Spacey in the audience? Foley is so dole-y with the visual clues. Dave says "Don't do as Dave does, do as Dave says." The boys discuss hospitals being bad news. Shout out to the guys who have signed on to bust Matt out of the hospital. Bill ruins our day, yet another episode and maybe the entire podcast, this time with an enormous bummer of a personal story. Thanks for sharing, Bill!

Bill thinks he's Mr. Show-biz and wants a more "polished" show. Dave Moss is an absolutely terrible salesman, but Matt still thinks he's dreamy. Dr. Pete gets a little too familiar with Bill, a little too regularly. Bill worked in a dystopian processing center generating "leads" and was probably the root of several people's misery, not just Matt's. Alec Baldwin's hair is an environmental disaster. And Jude Ciccolella is an Ivy League philosopher!?