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With Dave recently "upgrading" to a new knee, Brian, Dave & Steve discuss the best year-to-year upgrades in Minnesota pro sports history. Dave Hoops checks in while on his way to Gopher football. The guys close the hour by playing the latest edition of "Buy or Sell"

In this episode, Dave & Steve talk through the problems experienced by Not-for-Profits implementing KPIs and how to solve them. A must listend episode for NFP CEOs that are about to put in place or replace the KPIs for their organisation.

In this second of three episodes on KPIs, Dave & Steve demystify the 'where from' and 'how to' of getting good data for KPIs. No jargon.  Just practical, efficient and cost effective ways.

Following many successful implementations, in this episode Dave & Steve talk about a proven structure that makes it easy for Not-for-Profits to know what KPIs they need. A must listen episode for CEOs of Not-for-Profits that either have no KPIs, have too many, or the ones they've got don't tell them what they need to know.

In this episode, Dave & Steve discuss the key takeaways of the recently published survey. Listening to it, is a great way to understand what its really like to be the CEO of a Not-for-Profit in 2023. The full survey results can be downloaded at: https://www.alertise.com/

In this episode, Dave & Steve try to shoot strategy software providers in the foot by discussing how NFPs can execute strategy without using a dedicated software system

Every year in the Canadian amateur podcasting realm (not sure it that's the right word and unlike Steve, I don't have a PhD in English...) has a thing called 'Canadian National Day of Podcasting' wherein podcasters put out a show on Dec 1, new or old or anything else.So Steve and I decided to do a CNDOP episode.We talk history.What did Mad Men do well?What did it do poorly?What did they miss?Oh and we have a cool announcement about our next project.mp3 download

As UK based Independent Electronic Dance label Selador Recordings approach their 9th anniversary, neatly coinciding with their 150th release, label bosses Dave Seaman & Steve Parry celebrate by unveiling an exciting new collaborative project under the alias, Nunchi Coup. “We wanted to try to capture our 30+ year journey through Acid House Culture with some new work that reflected our history but still had it's finger firmly on the pulse of the here and now” explains Dave “Steve and I are both Acid House Lifers but continue to be just as excited by new music as we were back in those early halcyon days. Running the label together has only served to reinforce that.” “The vibe is a little more raw than what we'd usually do” Steve continues, “We were aiming for Nunchi Coup to have a more classic House and Techno sound. A nod to our heritage but still in a contemporary setting. After three decades in the business we're even more aware of the circular nature of things.” The two tracks on offer, whilst quite different in style, definitely have a unifying bond in that they both sound like they could have been made any time in the last 30 years. The astutely named, sample-laced 'Slaves To The Algo-Rhythm' draws on the classic combination of emotional, soaring, orchestral strings set atop slamming House beats. Goosebumps-a-go-go! Whilst it's bed partner, the visceral jackhammer that is ‘Coping Mechanism' packs a punch like Tyson Fury with it's Rave stabs and strong Warehouse party DNA. In Yer Face! And the name, Nunchi Coup? What's that all about then? Nunchi is the Korean word for the ability to gauge how people are thinking and feeling in order to create connection, trust and harmony. Like a sixth sense, a kind of emotional intelligence and awareness of your surroundings. “The concept spoke to us as DJs, that subtle art of reading the room and acting appropriately has been the mainstay of our musical philosophy since forever. The Koreans believe Nunchi is the secret to happiness and we can't argue with that”. Team Selador - Brothers in Algo-Rhythms. x

As UK based Independent Electronic Dance label Selador Recordings approach their 9th anniversary, neatly coinciding with their 150th release, label bosses Dave Seaman & Steve Parry celebrate by unveiling an exciting new collaborative project under the alias, Nunchi Coup. “We wanted to try to capture our 30+ year journey through Acid House Culture with some new work that reflected our history but still had it's finger firmly on the pulse of the here and now” explains Dave “Steve and I are both Acid House Lifers but continue to be just as excited by new music as we were back in those early halcyon days. Running the label together has only served to reinforce that.” “The vibe is a little more raw than what we'd usually do” Steve continues, “We were aiming for Nunchi Coup to have a more classic House and Techno sound. A nod to our heritage but still in a contemporary setting. After three decades in the business we're even more aware of the circular nature of things.” The two tracks on offer, whilst quite different in style, definitely have a unifying bond in that they both sound like they could have been made any time in the last 30 years. The astutely named, sample-laced 'Slaves To The Algo-Rhythm' draws on the classic combination of emotional, soaring, orchestral strings set atop slamming House beats. Goosebumps-a-go-go! Whilst it's bed partner, the visceral jackhammer that is ‘Coping Mechanism' packs a punch like Tyson Fury with it's Rave stabs and strong Warehouse party DNA. In Yer Face! And the name, Nunchi Coup? What's that all about then? Nunchi is the Korean word for the ability to gauge how people are thinking and feeling in order to create connection, trust and harmony. Like a sixth sense, a kind of emotional intelligence and awareness of your surroundings. “The concept spoke to us as DJs, that subtle art of reading the room and acting appropriately has been the mainstay of our musical philosophy since forever. The Koreans believe Nunchi is the secret to happiness and we can't argue with that”. Team Selador - Brothers in Algo-Rhythms. x

This one makes me angry.This one makes me sad.It does that to Steve too.It's really horrible that this is how Joan gets ahead.Peggy is leaving!Ted is smarmy.Men are horrible.Steve has some Pete thoughts.mp3 download

Frank and Dan are joined by Dave & Steve Elmann to discuss the new season of Fishstock, Camp David, and music in general. http://fishstockmusic.com

Tracy is out this week, so Steve and Dave decide to take a walk down memory lane, briefly chronicling their 40+ years of friendship. If you've ever wondered how they got to know each other, or why their chemistry is so solid, this show will go a long way in explaining it to you!   Tracy should be back next week, and we'll be back to our normal format. For now, enjoy this very special episode!

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This week we speak to the legend that are The Happy Pear with a community of over 1million eating more veg! Dave & Steve had been travelling the world and as twin power goes, on opposite sides of the world they switched to a plant based diet within a week of each other. The Happy Pear seed was sown. Fast forward 15 years and we have 4 cafes, a farm, a product range, a roastery, 4 online courses, 120 amazing employees and a community of over 1 million people eating more veg! Sponsored by Flymo. Flymo your Life Easy. Find more at Flymo.com If you loved, or even just a little enjoyed the podcast be sure to share it on social and tag.. Facebook: @skinnyjeangardener Instagram: @skinnyjeangardener Twitter: @skinnyjeangard or email: lee@skinnyjeangardener.co.uk

A look at a family in New Jersey haunted by a polergiests terrorizing the family jason Dave Steve try to crack the case host keith frischkorn. Ghost nation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-frischkorn/support

Earlier this summer, Team Ostium had the chance to sit down and have a nice long chat. You’ll get to hear from Georgia Mckenzie, who performs the character Monica, Chris Fletcher who performs the character Jake, and myself, Alex C. Telander. I write and produce the show, and also do the voice of Dave/Steve. In the third and final part of this special Behind the Ostium, we have the second half of our Q&A session, as we attempt to answer fan questions, as well some tricky ones I came up with to try and stump them. If you enjoy this chat, you should really consider becoming a patron of Ostium. For just $2 a month, you can get access to the entire Behind the Ostium series. We cover all of season one, as Duane and I talk about each episode, and right now we’re working through our World Building series. You’ll also get access to all the Ostium Files, with news ones coming, outtakes, and lots more. Plus, by supporting Ostium you’ll help fund the show and help pay our actors. You can find all this and more at patreon.com/ostiumpodcast.

Earlier this summer, Team Ostium had the chance to sit down and have a nice long chat. You’ll get to hear from Georgia Mckenzie, who performs the character Monica, Chris Fletcher who performs the character Jake, and myself, Alex C. Telander. I write and produce the show, and also do the voice of Dave/Steve. In the second part of this special Behind the Ostium, we have a full on Q&A session, as we attempt to answer fan questions, as well some tricky ones I came up with to try and stump them.If you enjoy this chat, you should really consider becoming a patron of Ostium. For just $2 a month, you can get access to the entire Behind the Ostium series. We cover all of season one, as Duane and I talk about each episode, and right now we’re working through our World Building series. You’ll also get access to all the Ostium Files, with news ones coming, outtakes, and lots more. Plus, by supporting Ostium you’ll help fund the show and help pay our actors. You can find all this and more at patreon.com/ostiumpodcast.

Earlier this summer, Team Ostium had the chance to sit down and have a nice long chat. You’ll get to hear from Georgia Mckenzie, who performs the character Monica, Chris Fletcher who performs the character Jake, and myself, Alex C. Telander. I write and produce the show, and also do the voice of Dave/Steve. In the first part of this special Behind the Ostium, we all talk about what’s been going on in our lives in 2019 and what we’re working on now. If you enjoy this chat, you should really consider becoming a patron of Ostium. For just $2 a month, you can get access to the entire Behind the Ostium series. We cover all of season one, as Duane and I talk about each episode, and right now we’re working through our World Building series. You’ll also get access to all the Ostium Files, with news ones coming, outtakes, and lots more. Plus, by supporting Ostium you’ll help fund the show and help pay our actors. You can find all this and more at patreon.com/ostiumpodcast.

Everyone knows DesktopServer. But it wasn't magic. In this episode, Jason and Bridget are joined by Marc Benzakein. He'll talk about how DesktopServer went from a development project to a common and popular workflow solution. Join in the live chat to ask questions.Interested in getting your product or service in front of our viewers and listeners? Check out how to sponsor an episode of one of our shows.Bridget Willard – https://www.linkedin.com/in/bridgetwillard/Jason Tucker – https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasontucker/Marc Benzakein https://serverpress.com@marcbenzak | @serverpress Gregg Franklin – handles 90% of the customer service because he’s so good with peopleDavid JeschStephen Carnam Branding is something you have to do for yourself personally as well as the company you are with – Marc has been told he’s the face of ServerPress because he’s gone to so many WordCamps, but he also has his own “brand” You want to know who these people are, you want to know that they’re people of integrity and you want to know what their mission is Marc has known Gregg since 1989 – they both worked in the video department at Circuit City!   Gregg always made sure to be very knowledgeable about the products and he was very good with the customers, but he was also very competitive! If an agency’s specialty is WordPress, it makes sense to go to WordCamps – the first year Marc was involved with ServerPress, he did 26 WordCamps (2014), basically one every other weekend! Kept up a similar pace the next few years. Marc went to WordCamp San Diego before he even became involved with ServerPress and that’s when he first fell in love with the WordPress community. Phoenix was the first WordCamp that he spoke at. Other than Southern California, ServerPress’ footprint was very small at that time.  When he went to speak at Phoenix, he gave a talk/workshop that was 2 hours. There were about 100 people in the room and it went without a hitch! Marc had planned for almost every contingency, but nothing happened.  Phoenix was bigger than WordCamp Miami at the time so he knew he had to be on his game! They were a bootstrap company with not a lot of capital.  How do they get their name out there? Branding is more important than “marketing” at that level. “You get to control your marketing, but people control your brand. They get to decide what they think of you whether you like it or not.” What did they want people to think about ServerPress:We’re at every single WordCampWe’re an established company in the community They decided to provide lanyards with their name and logo on it and the WordCamp’s logo on the other side – but after about a year were asked to stop doing that – he knew when they did it the first time, they might eventually be told to stop! (reminiscent of what happened with Pantheon branding the hotel elevators at WCUS 2016)  Andrea Middleton (from the WordPress Community team) called him (and was SO nice), and politely encouraged them to stop, which they agreed. Jason: you should provide power strips in the rooms with your logo on them! People would LOVE you!Marc: better idea – take your sponsor table and just fill it with power strips. People would hang out there all day long! Bridget: almost all businesses in the WordPress spectrum are self-made, small businesses. But they are the ones that are sponsoring the local community, the meetups – they are making an investment in the people which keeps them in the WordPress ecosystem.   This is why one of Bridget & Jason’s main goals with this show is to give people actionable ideas to improve their marketing and learn how to reach their audience better The question you have to ask yourself is: What is our return on investment?  It’s not a concrete, easy number when you are involved in WordCamps. Money/profit is the scorecard that most people look to.  But for small businesses in the WordPress ecosystem, the people, the loyalty and community that you gain are the ROI. They will sell your product without you asking them to do it – you are providing something that is so valuable to them that they have to preach it from the mountaintops – you are giving them so much more value than they expected. Marc started programming on a mainframe computer at the age of 10, – he’s smart but he feels lucky that he gets to work with 2 of the smartest people he knows representing a great product! 2017 was a tough year for DesktopServer – Apple had more security updates than ever, Microsoft had more security updates than ever and they had to react to all of it. Also, PHP7 came and they had to react to that as well. It was a perfect storm – a year of being reactive rather than proactive. It was because of their branding and the loyalty that they built up among their customers, that people were willing to give them grace and work with them during that time. What can we do to make our customers feel like they are getting the value for what they are spending? They appreciate that they have such a loyal following and fanbase. Bridget: you can either make your influencers or find your influencers and ServerPress “made” their influencers. Marc has never had a partnership like this one.  They have a deep respect for each other. It might be fate … it just worked out! There needs to be some overlap between the roles, but not so much that everyone is stepping on each other’s toes.   Marc handles operations, business development, billing, marketing, etc.  Gregg handles customer service and people. Dave/Steve speak their own language and understand each other.  They make sure not to step on each other’s toes. They all have their jobs pretty well defined and nobody wants to take over anyone else’s! It’s all a matter of having a healthy amount of respect for each other and boundaries. Within the company, Marc has the nickname of “The Mayor”. There have been times that they’ve all talked about the direction that the company should go and it often came down, in the end, to “What does Marc think?”, but everything at ServerPress is really a consensus. Everyone has a say. They have disagreements, but they end up with a better end-product as a result. They don’t let their egos get in the way of building a better product and building a better company. What you see is what you get with them.  They are exactly who you see on a weekend at a WordCamp and during the week at ServerPress. People don’t care how big a company is, they want to have some sort of personal connection to the company. This is why they go to so many WordCamps – they want to have that same connection to their customers. If I treat people with respect and honesty, I can be the same person inside my company and outside, personally.Tip of the WeekMarcNew plugin for ServerPress that automatically backs up your databaseGoogle Photos – https://photos.google.com/ BridgetRevive Old Posts plugin – bring up older content from your blogs and recycle it – great for sharing evergreen posts, lots of custom settings Jasonhttps://agenda.com/ – Note-taking app that ties into your calendar – you can write notes about specific events that you are attending. Supports markdown.https://developer.apple.com/design/awards/https://overcast.fm/+K8lgFR3dk Rene Ritchie and Serenity Caldwell speak with the creators of Agenda — a WWDC 2018 Apple Design Award winning note taking app for Mac. They discuss Agenda as well as this year’s major announcements from a developer and end user perspective. —Show notes contributed by:Cheryl LaPrade – @yaycherylSherie LaPrade – @heysherieThe post WPblab EP103 – Bootstrap to Commonplace: Talking Branding & Grass Roots w/ Marc Benzakein appeared first on WPwatercooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave interviews Steve Nedvidek, Innovator in Residence with Chick-Fil-A. Innovation & Design Specialist for Chick-fil-A.For more than twenty years, Steve has been the Innovator in Residence for Chick-fil-A. He is responsible for helping to build the innovation muscle within the organization, and his primary duties are geared toward creating a culture of and competency for innovation at Chick-fil-A. Prior to joining Chick-fil-A, Nedvidek received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Wingate University and a Master of Arts in Theater from Wake Forest University

IDK the Words Christmas Karaoke, Christmas Wish, Susan talks about Christmas, Kate Konfessions, Dial A Carol, and more!

IDK the Words Christmas Karaoke, Christmas Wish, Susan talks about Christmas, Kate Konfessions, Dial A Carol, and more!

IDK the Words Christmas Karaoke, Christmas Wish, Susan talks about Christmas, Kate Konfessions, Dial A Carol, and more!

IDK the Words Christmas Karaoke, Christmas Wish, Susan talks about Christmas, Kate Konfessions, Dial A Carol, and more!

12/25/16 Netflixmas: A Christmas Story | Dave - Steve by LifeSpring Church

The SportsZone returned with another big show filled with laughs, craziness and talk of footballers being tackled into Kangaroo poo. We discussed the English Premier League, we had a long discussion about Jose coming to Man United, Rafa at Newcastle, and also talked about Leicester City's chances of winning the EPL title. Tboy was also on the air again to talk all things EPL, and soccer we also discussed the potential TV deals. We had a bit of talk about politics and Dave suggested that Queensland was sold off to the Polish, and maybe we can elect Lambie to a term in a prisoner camp. We moved onto the AFL as the season begins this week, we talked at length about it and also discussed our tips for the week ahead. We also discussed the F1's a soundbite wouldn't play two times so a third time was the lucky time, we also heard Dave got into the MotoGP and he and Steven stayed awake until the early hours enjoying that. A bit of St. Patrick's Day fun was discussed as well, we talked Crazy Dave's as well before we wrapped up yet another crazy show. Easter is coming and we're going to be back Easter Money with Bert the Easter Bunny after what will be a big Monday of football. MIX IT UP RADIO ON SOCIAL MEDIA Mix It Up Radio Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/mixitupradio   SportsZone Show Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sportszoneshow/   Hippy Nights with Belinda and Dave Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FunNightsWithBandD   Twisted Minds Show Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/twistedmindsshow ADK RADIO ON SOCIAL MEDIA ADK Radio Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/adkradio.net/