Podcast appearances and mentions of dave ritter

This week Kadie chats with T. David (Dave) Ritter, a fisheries biologist, artist, and one of the founding members of the California White Shark Project. Throughout this episode we chat about Dave's career path, including his Master's research on fish movement in a remote tributary of the Smith River in Montana, how he and his wife (a non-game biologist for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks) have approached finding biology jobs in the same vicinity as each other, why everyone should become recreational river snorkelers, and more!   The California White Shark Project (CWSP), is run by Dr. Paul Kanive (featured in Episode 212); Scot Anderson, the founding father of white shark monitoring in the Northern Pacific Ocean; Maxine Meckfessel, their super talented outreach coordinator who does anything and everything to keep the CWSP going, their two captains: Ron Elliot and Pat Conroy, and of course Dave Ritter. You can donate to the CWSP directly here or you can purchase CWSP stickers from Dave's artist page here.   Check out Dave's amazing artwork and stickers at rittercraft.com. And if you'd like to learn more about Ritter Designs, you can find them at RitterDesigns.com.   If you'd like to reach Dave directly, you can email him at rittercraft@gmail.com.   Get in touch with us! The Fisheries Podcast is on most social media platforms: @FisheriesPod Become a Patron of the show: https://www.patreon.com/FisheriesPodcast Buy podcast shirts, hoodies, stickers, and more: https://teespring.com/stores/the-fisheries-podcast-fan-shop Thanks as always to Andrew Gialanella for the fantastic intro/outro music. The Fisheries Podcast is a completely independent podcast, not affiliated with a larger organization or entity. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the podcast. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by the hosts are those of that individual and do not necessarily reflect the view of any entity with those individuals are affiliated in other capacities (such as employers).

Thirty years ago today, the very first exchange-traded fund started trading on the American Stock Exchange. At the time, Bill Clinton had just moved into the White House and America was trying on a new role as the world's lone superpower. On Wall Street, an entire industry soon realized that the ETF was a revolution all its own. Today, there are more than 3,000 ETFs listed in the US,  plus another 6,000 international ones, and together they hold $6.8 trillion in assets. In “The ETF Story,” a special six-episode series originally published five years ago, Eric and Joel explore the origins of the first ETF and how it's come to dominate investing. Among those interviewed are Jack Bogle, Kathleen Moriarty, Bob Toll, Howard Kramer, Rob Arnott, Dave Ritter, Reggie Browne, Dave Nadig, John O'Brien, Bruce Bond and more. Here's episode 1. On Monday Oct. 19, 1987, the stock market fell 23 percent, the worst day ever for stocks two times over. It was in the aftermath of that crash that the idea for exchange-traded funds was born. And it came from a very unlikely place: the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thirty years ago today, the very first exchange-traded fund started trading on the American Stock Exchange. At the time, Bill Clinton had just moved into the White House and America was trying on a new role as the world's lone superpower. On Wall Street, an entire industry soon realized that the ETF was a revolution all its own. Today, there are more than 3,000 ETFs listed in the US,  plus another 6,000 international ones, and together they hold $6.8 trillion in assets. In “The ETF Story,” a special six-episode series originally published five years ago, Eric and Joel explore the origins of the first ETF and how it's come to dominate investing. Among those interviewed are Jack Bogle, Kathleen Moriarty, Bob Toll, Howard Kramer, Rob Arnott, Dave Ritter, Reggie Browne, Dave Nadig, John O'Brien, Bruce Bond and more. Here's episode 1. On Monday Oct. 19, 1987, the stock market fell 23 percent, the worst day ever for stocks two times over. It was in the aftermath of that crash that the idea for exchange-traded funds was born. And it came from a very unlikely place: the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Martin Butler (M1MRB) is joined by Chris Howard (M0TCH), Martin Rothwell (M0SGL), Frank Howell (K4FMH), Bill Barnes (WC3B) and Leslie Butterfield (G0CIB) to discuss the latest Amateur / Ham Radio news. Colin (M6BOY) rounds up the news in brief and in the episode's feature, Ham Radio Boot Sale and Podcasters Quiz. We would like to thank Denny Morrison (GM1BAN) , Avishay Greenberg (4X5VG) and our monthly and annual subscription donors for keeping the podcast advert free. To donate, please visit - http://www.icqpodcast.com/donate Dave Ritter, ND4MR, Receives ARRL Herb S. Brier Instructor of the Year Award Amateur Radio Led to a Teenager Embarking on an Electronics Career SOTA's 20th Anniversary G6WBS - SOTA Mountain Goat PRESENTER OPINION : Elvis Left the Building…in 2015 Youngsters on the Air contest results Dan Lloyd to Lead Ofcom's Work Managing the UK's Airwaves New FCC Application Fee will not Apply to Amateur Radio License Upgrades

This week on The Road The Stage? Dave Ritter from The Strumbellas. Patrick Bateman and Peter Michaels find out if The Strumbellas constantly practice their vocal harmonies on The Road, the lessons touring can offer on taking care of your mental health, a little grill talk and lots more! Check out the new Strumbellas track “Greatest Enemy”, and subscribe to the Bo's Bar & Stage YouTube channel!

The Strumbellas' Simon Ward & Dave Ritter discuss battling depression & anxiety, writing those earworm choruses, the pandemic's impact on musicians & more On the podcast this week, Mike’s welcomes back Simon Ward and Dave Ritter from folk-rock hit-makers The Strumbellas. Almost everybody knows these guys from hits like “Salvation,” “We Don’t Know,” and especially the inescapable single “Spirits.” They’re back with a new single, “Greatest Enemy,” which is the first release since they went on hiatus a couple years ago after Simon realized that the depression he had been dealing with for the past 15 years was no longer something he could deal with on his own. In this conversation, Simon opens up about that battle and the tough year he’s had, and why he defines “success” totally differently now than when he last chatted with Mike. The guys also dissect their songwriting and recording process, Simon reveals how he writes those big soaring choruses, and much more.

Join Shalom Klein on his weekly radio show, Get Down To Business with guests: Dave Ritter Thomas Figiel Yehiel Mark Kalish Steven Dyme

Dave Ritter has always been interested in the intersection between art and tech, and with over 10 years of ecommerce experience and a background in marketing and design, he has valuable insight to offer on the topic of choosing the right content management system for the job. Working closely with clients throughout the iterative process of developing a successful ecommerce site and strategy, Dave knows the importance of design and brand when it comes to selling online. Tune in to learn how Craft Commerce works for clients with an established business logic, how the intuitive backend makes it a breeze for clients to work with, and listen as Dave shares some advice for developers who may be working with Commerce for the first time. Key takeaways: Craft gives you the ability to relate content with commerce Craft Commerce is great for clients who want software and technology to follow their business logic Most clients aren’t designers, but design really matters Clients are quick to pick up and learn the backend with Craft’s intuitive UI Ecommerce essentials and best practices--Dave offers some advice Resources: RitterKnight.com

We are live tonight at 10pm CST talking all things Wrestling.  1-347-857-1060 is the number to listen via live.   We open the show tonight breaking down the entire New Japan Cup, and the outcome leading into MSG.  We also discuss that MSG show, and if the tournament winner was that obvious, or did Ryan just over think it?  We know Isaiah Davidson didn't, as he won the bracket challenge.    Speaking of MSG show, we talk the entire card and how big of a weekend stealer this one may be.  Is it balanced enough between both companies?  Does one stand out?  We talk everything.   Ryan cannot stop raving about his quarter one MVP in Kento Miyahara, who just had another show stealer and potential match of the year on March 19th against a first time challenger in Naoya Nomura.  Did they make a new star for the company?  The show drew the biggest gate of the year at Korakuen for this first time Title challenge, and the fans were totally behind him.  What's next for Miyahara, and can Nomura make a run in the Champions Carnival?   Alex says were going to "Shoot" tonight and Ryan couldn't ask for anything else.  What's the topic?  Who knows, but it will always be fun.  Dave Ritter also is going to call in early and talk about seeing The Elite at C2E2 from Chicago as well.   Make sure to like us on Facebook, follow @wrestlecast_ssm on Twitter, and subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Radio Tune-In, Player FM, iHeart Radio and also on Spotify.  If you haven't, head over to www.prowrestlingtees.com/wrestlecast and grab yourself one of the new Midway style show shirts!   http://www.blogtalkradio.com/strongstylemedia/2019/03/26/wrestlecast-episode-114

Mike recently sat down for a wide-ranging conversation with frontman and songwriter Simon Ward and keyboardist Dave Ritter of The Strumbellas, who are about to release one of the most highly-anticipated Canadian albums of the year. That album, Rattlesnake, follows their breakout collection, Hope, and its inescapable single, "Spirits." Simon and Dave discuss what it's like to write the follow-up to a global hit song and the goals they're setting this time around. Simon also opens up about his battles with stress and anxiety and the importance of addressing mental health in the music industry. And really, that's just the beginning as the conversation touches on all kinds of topics, from the intimately personal to widespread industry trends. Before that, Andrew speaks with Matt Ellis of Villages, a new folk-focused project from the four members of long-running indie outfit Mardeen. Matt talks about what informed the decision to start an entirely new band at this point in their careers, the similarities and differences between the two projects and their respective workflows, whether they've encountered any growing pains transitioning between two distinct styles, and a lot more.

Richie T chats with Dave Ritter about the recent success The Strumbellas are experiencing, what it's like being in a "bigger" band, and what people can expect at the 2016 X96 Toyota Big Ass Show

Richie T chats with Dave Ritter about the recent success The Strumbellas are experiencing, what it's like being in a "bigger" band, and what people can expect at the 2016 X96 Toyota Big Ass Show