Podcast appearances and mentions of dave weber

In this special ASTerisks episode of The Real ResQ Podcast, host Jason Quinn welcomes back Dave Weber, experienced National Park Climbing Ranger and flight paramedic. With his time divided between the rugged landscapes of Teton National Park in Wyoming and Denali National Park in Alaska, Dave brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the conversation. Fresh off the 4th Annual Helicopter Hoist Operator (HHO) Symposium and Goodrich User Conference in Baden-Baden, Germany, Weber and I took the opportunity to sit down and capture one of his insightful presentations on Team Dynamics. Having delivered this talk at various conferences and venues, Dave's expertise in the field is well-established, and this time we wanted to bring it directly to our listeners. What makes this episode particularly special is the personal touch Dave adds to the conversation. He tells a real-life rescue story in which he and his teammate played a pivotal role. His firsthand account serves as a powerful proof of concept for how effective team dynamics can be in high-pressure situations. Whether you're part of a rescue team, work in a corporate setting, or lead any group, this episode offers valuable insights you can apply to your own team. This is an engaging and educational discussion on how to strengthen team performance and enhance collaboration in any environment. Enjoy!   This episode is powered by Vertical HeliCASTS. Thank you for sponsoring this episode of The Real ResQ: Axnes, Spectrolab and Breeze-Eastern. Follow The Real ResQ on Facebook and Instagram and listen on Vertical Helicasts. Plus, get your podcast gear at therealresqstore.com.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley interviews Chris Mazzilli. Chris Mazzilli Is the founder and owner of Dream Car Restorations/CMC Motors in Plainview, New York and spearheads the RDJ Dream Car Sweepstakes. He also assembled and oversaw the team of experts – including Jehu Garcia, a YouTube star of “Jag35” and Los Angeles-based champion of clean tech in cars; YouTube star Rich Benoit, star of “Rich Rebuilds” and owner of “Electrified Garage” in Salem, MA; Charles Burnett from KEM South in Monticello, GA; and Dave Weber, the master Corvette restorer from Dream Car Restorations – who have retrofitted the cars to 2023 eco-friendly standards at various specialty restoration shops around the country, including his own. Mazzilli also served as an Executive Producer and co-host of “RDJ Dream Cars,” a six-episode series on MAX that focuses on the refurbishment of the cars. The RDJ Dream Cars Sweepstakes has been running since June 16, 2023 through July 16, 2024 and will give away the six iconic cars featured in the six-episode Downey's Dream Cars series. FootPrint Coalition's nonprofit, which advances research frontiers and promotes solutions, is the beneficiary of the RDJ Dream Cars Sweepstakes.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley interviews Chris Mazzilli. Chris Mazzilli Is the founder and owner of Dream Car Restorations/CMC Motors in Plainview, New York and spearheads the RDJ Dream Car Sweepstakes. He also assembled and oversaw the team of experts – including Jehu Garcia, a YouTube star of “Jag35” and Los Angeles-based champion of clean tech in cars; YouTube star Rich Benoit, star of “Rich Rebuilds” and owner of “Electrified Garage” in Salem, MA; Charles Burnett from KEM South in Monticello, GA; and Dave Weber, the master Corvette restorer from Dream Car Restorations – who have retrofitted the cars to 2023 eco-friendly standards at various specialty restoration shops around the country, including his own. Mazzilli also served as an Executive Producer and co-host of “RDJ Dream Cars,” a six-episode series on MAX that focuses on the refurbishment of the cars. The RDJ Dream Cars Sweepstakes has been running since June 16, 2023 through July 16, 2024 and will give away the six iconic cars featured in the six-episode Downey's Dream Cars series. FootPrint Coalition's nonprofit, which advances research frontiers and promotes solutions, is the beneficiary of the RDJ Dream Cars Sweepstakes.

Hello everyone and welcome to Episode Ninety Four!  And while we're at it, I hope you all remain safe and healthy out there. SMP Patrons! I want to thank a couple of folks for their support - Clint Guadiana, for his contribution via Patreon, and Dave Weber, who made another one-time contribution via PayPal.  Thank you Clint and Dave! And as always, I am grateful to all the show's patrons who help to keep the show moving forward. And if you're out there listening and you would like to kick in a few bucks, it's easy to do, you simply go to the So Much Pingle Patreon page. You can support the show for as little as three bucks a month – less than a fancy cup of coffee! You can also support the show via one-time contributions via PayPal or Venmo (please contact me via email to somuchpingle@gmail.com). Here we go with the eighth installment of Herp Science Sunday with Dr. Alex Krohn.   I've really enjoyed doing these shows with Alex, and this one was no exception - a conversation with Dr. Harry Greene on a variety of subjects including Pleistocene rewilding, Bolson Tortoises, a breakdown of serpent prey items, and much, much more.  Harry is a deep thinker and don't be surprised if you find yourself thinking deeply about some of the topics we discuss! Thanks for listening everyone! And as always, please keep the comments and suggestions coming, and please take time to rate the show on your podcast platform! The show email is somuchpingle@gmail.com, and there's also a So Much Pingle group on Facebook, for discussion, comments, feedback, suggestions, herp confessions, tips for herping better, etc. -Mike    

Thorpe, Marvin Lee “Pro,” age 92, of Henrico, was born in Richmond, Virginia, February 25, 1931. He passed November 9, 2023 after a brief illness. Pro is survived by two children, R. Wayne Thorpe of Atlanta and Leslie Weber of Glen Allen; and by daughter in law, Jane Thorpe; and son in law, Dave Weber. Pro had four grandchildren, Scott Thorpe (Rachel), Sara Stanley (Ben), Natalie Weber, and Nick Weber; and three great grandchildren, Ella Thorpe, Will Thorpe and Cooper Stanley. Pro was the oldest child of Marvin and Eula Thorpe and older brother of Ann Thorpe, and he married...Article LinkSupport the show

Hello everyone and welcome to Episode Eighty One!  And Season Four!  And while we're at it, I hope you all remain safe and healthy out there. In this episode, I talk with Gerold Merker, who with his son Walter recently published an updated edition of The Gray-banded Kingsnake, which I think is a fabulous book.  I talk with Gerold about the book, about west Texas, and of course, Gray-bands!  The book is available from Eco Wear and Publishing. So Much Pingle Patrons! A big thank you to Gerold Merker, our newest patron and the star of this episode as well.  And as always, I want to thank everyone who keeps the show rolling along. And if you're out there listening and you would like to kick in a few bucks, it's easy to do, you simply go to the So Much Pingle Patreon page. You can support the show for as little as three bucks a month – less than a fancy cup of coffee! You can also support the show via one-time contributions via PayPal or Venmo (please contact me via email to somuchpingle@gmail.com). And given that we're now kicking off Season Four, I want to take a little time to mention all of the folks who have contributed to show via Patreon or one-time contributions:  Justin Michels, Jason Jones of Herp MX, Smetlogik AKA Rob Kreutzer, Ryan Borgmann, Joshua Wallace, Jill Rials, Marty Whalin, Chris Smith, Dr. Emily Taylor, John Burris, Kamil Scepanski, Brandon Kong, Issac Chellman, Dr James van Dyke, Brandon Ballard, Mike Rochford, Josef Thompson, Dr. Alex Krohn, Matt Ratcliffe, Jeroen Speybroek, Bryan Hughes, Brandon Bourassa, Josh Holbrook my favorite co-author, James McGhee, Michael Moffat, Andy O'Connor, Jake Scott, Deb Krohn, Duane McDermott, John Sullivan, Josh Emms, Justin Elden, Matt Cage, Patrick Connolly, Chris McMartin, Michael Cravens, Ana Ware, Tim Warfel, David Burkart, Adam Cooner, Dr. Bill Peterman, Cynthia Samake, Paul-Erik Bakland, William Bone, Jeremiah Easter, Richard Legere (AKA Squeaks), Tom Eles, Jeremy Schumacher, Neill Jones, Alec Gordon, Martin Habecker, Daniel Dye, Clint Henke, Ross Maynard, Nick Sobel, Moses Michelsohn, Myles Masterson, Ben Genter, Pearson McGovern, Tom Eles again, Sal Scibetta, Alicia Ballard, Ben Stegenga, Kam Delahoz, Dave Weber, JJ Apodaca, the Urbanek family, Will McManus, Jason Folt, Lawrence Erickson, Wes Redridge, Christian Diederich, Brad Allen,Ian Kanda,  Kim Brown, Andrew Davis, Dick Bartlett, Craig Howard, Sheri Monk, Ian Kanda again, and finally, Gerold Merker.  My apologies for any mispronunciations, or if I left anyone out (pretty sure I didn't).  What can I say?  Thank you, all of you, for supporting this show, I am more grateful than I can possibly express to you all. I also want to thank all the folks who I've talked to over the course of three seasons –easily a hundred or more people and I'll skip reading all those names.  I've enjoyed talking with each and every one of you. Thank you Gerold Merker for starting off Season Four on a high note!  And thanks for listening everyone! And as always, please keep the comments and suggestions coming, and please take time to rate the show on your podcast platform! The show email is somuchpingle@gmail.com, and there's also a So Much Pingle group on Facebook, for discussion, comments, feedback, suggestions, herp confessions, tips for herping better, etc. -Mike  

Christoph & Violeta Meyer (left) and Susan Myers (right) Hello everyone and welcome to Episode Fifty Eight!  I hope all of you remain safe and healthy out there.  This show is a couple weeks late, thanks to some software issues and me jumping in the car and heading for Georgia and Florida for a week.  Thanks for your patience, and the good news is that I recorded another show while down in the southeast, which I will add to the queue of pending episodes. Now before we get to this week's episode, I want to thank the patrons of the show, including Dave Weber, our newest member who made a one-time contribution via PayPal.  Thanks Dave, and thank you for all of your kind comments, much appreciated.  I also want to thank JJ Apodaca for contributing via Patreon, thanks JJ and folks we will be hearing more from JJ soon, hint hint. And last but not least, a big shout out to Kevin, Ryan, and Hayley Urbanek for their one-time donation, and it was good to see you guys this past week.  The Urbaneks are a herping family and they get after it! And thank you as always to all of the people who support the show and help it roll forward.  To others in the listening audience, if you like the show, please consider supporting it via the So Much Pingle Patreon page. You can also support the show via one-time contributions via PayPal or Venmo (please contact me via email to somuchpingle@gmail.com). For this week's episode we return once again to the Origin Stories format, and talk with two remarkable people – Christoph Meyer, and Susan Myers.  I talked with both of them in Peru, Christoph one day and Susan the next, so I have them in that order to maintain the continuity of some subjects we covered.  Just to paint the scene a little bit – we're at the Santa Cruz field station, in a small cleared area in the rainforest, and which is situated on the edge of a small lagoon.  There are six huts, which we call tambos, scattered along the edge of the lagoon, and all of them have shaded back decks facing the water.  Our guests can sit on their decks and watch birds and caiman and occasionally an arapaima will break the surface of the lagoon.  The decks are a perfect spot for me to record interviews, especially on hot afternoons after lunch when there's no pressing business at hand. Thank you Christoph and Susan for talking with me out on the deck!  Folks, be sure to check out Christoph's Facebook page for Wildlife Tours Peru. And you may consider a birding tour with Susan through Wings Birding Tours, and I will be watching and waiting for the printing of her latest writing project, The Bird Name Book! Thanks for listening, everyone!  And as always, please keep the comments and suggestions coming, and please take time to rate the show on your podcast platform! The show email is somuchpingle@gmail.com, and there's also a So Much Pingle group on Facebook, for discussion, comments, feedback, suggestions, herp confessions, herp name origins, tips for herping better, etc. Cheers! Mike

What if your clients cannot medically qualify for LTC or an LTC rider? John Felton, President of TBA, sat down with Dave Weber, Life Sales Director at Mutual of Omaha, to discuss the Life Protection Advantage or Income Advantage IUL products.  With these policies, the Chronic Illness rider is ALWAYS included, regardless of age, face amount, or rate class.  If Mutual of Omaha issues the life insurance contract, the insured will ALWAYS, automatically get the Chronic Illness rider.  That's $1,000,000, or 80% of the DB, whichever is less, of Chronic Illness protection.  

#dyslexia  #GeniusSuperPower #EmmasSuccesshttps://www.stepbystepdyslexiasolutions.com/ Dave Weber is a dyslexic genius! He developed the Rova Reader which allows students to manipulate text in a book and make reading FUN! You have to listen to his amazing journey and hear what he designed. He'd love to hear from you about how to use his innovative reading masterpiece!Dr. Marianne Cintron is a Doctor of Education in Leadership and Administration, speaker, and author. She has a Master of Education in General Education and in Special Education complimenting her two California Teaching Credentials. She is a Dyslexia Specialist, President of Step By Step Dyslexia Solutions, and an International Teacher Trainer. She tutors students with Dyslexia and is currently in a Practicum to receive Orton Gillingham Associate Level Certification.Dr. Cintron is a curriculum developer “Step By Step Reading©” and an app developer “Dunking Dyslexia TM”, intended to work together to help the dyslexic child read. She is the author of “A Message of Hope, How Music Enhances Reading for Dyslexic Students.” She has twenty-one years of experience in Education, ten years as a Classroom Teacher. She is a board member of the International Dyslexia Association Tri-County Branch, a member of Christian Business Partners in Upland, a member of the Global Society of Female Executives, and a member of the Upland Kiwanis. She is a California native, has been married to Will for 31 years, and they have three adult children.https://www.stepbystepdyslexiasolutions.com/#dyslexia #ADHD #worlddominatingalliance

Dave Weber, AMAC COO/CMO, joins Rebecca to discuss their father and the founding of AMAC - The Association of American Citizens.

Denali mountaineering ranger and flight nurse Dave Weber returns to the Sharp End to talk COVID-19 and the issues related to outdoor recreation, first response to accidents, and staying sane during a tough stretch for outdoor adventurers. Don't forget to enter Mammut's big gear giveaway this month. Head to https://americanalpineclub.org/sharp-end-podcast to sign up. The Sharp End is presented by Mammut, with additional support from Desert Mountain Medicine. Support for this episode also was provided by Coros. This podcast is produced by the American Alpine Club.

Carbon monoxide, an odorless, colorless, and poisonous gas, can build up to dangerous levels inside a tent during or after cooking with a stove. Sharp End hostess Ashley Saupe had a personal scare with CO poisoning, and in Episode 47 she discusses her own experience and other people's close calls with Denali mountaineering ranger Dave Weber. This episode is packed with essential information for winter mountaineers or anyone else who camps in snowy conditions. Don't miss it! Photo by Greg Stafford (https://www.gregstaffordphotography.com). The Sharp End podcast is presented by Mammut, with additional support from Colorado Outward Bound School and Suunto. This episode was also sponsored by Kavu. The Sharp End is produced by the American Alpine Club.

Cam, Zac and Josh provide analysis and picks from all of the four state quarterfinal games involving local teams. No. 3 Lake Stevens vs. No. 11 Mount Si (0:45) No. 6 Marysville Pilchuck at No. 3 Lincoln (6:05) No. 5 Lakewood at No. 4 Hockinson (9:45) No. 8 Archbishop Murphy at No. 1 Tumwater (15:45) Also, Josh chats with four other sportswriters that cover the four local opponents. Mount Si with Andy Buhler of Scorebook Live (21:30) Lincoln with Jon Manley of the Tacoma News Tribune (34:10) Hockinson with Meg Wochnick of The Columbian (44:45) Tumwater with Dave Weber of The Olympian (52:10) Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/everett-herald-sports-podcast/id1442951947?mt=2), Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/2qnUcM0KilISVXHsqvcUBl?si=R_5l63GAT5aK6wBR2JPFrw) and Google Play. Coming soon to Stitcher and TuneIn. Follow Zac (@zachereth), Cam (@Cameronvantil) and Josh (@JoshHortonEDH) on Twitter. Thanks for listening.

Guest: David C. Weber, M.D. Host: Jeffrey S. Brault, D.O. (@JeffBrault)Dr. Dave Weber discusses healthy aging, what it is, what it isn’t, and how you can help your elderly patients optimize their quality of life.Connect with the Mayo Clinic’s PM&R Department on Twitter @MayoClinicPMR.

Here at TKS, we talk about all things related to mom life: pelvic floor health, juggling work and motherhood, and transitions throughout motherhood. Today we interrupt our regularly scheduled topics to bring you an episode all about Dad Life!   Last season, we brought our partners on the podcast to play an edition of the Newlywed Game. Today we’re here for less competitive reasons. We’re going to ask then no holds barred questions about fatherhood, how they parent, and how it feels to be married to such amazing powerhouse women *cough*   Lets reintroduce our guys!   Dave Weber is a software development engineer for a top four tech firm. He enjoys a good glass of whiskey, bike rides, and cruising Reddit for hours. A self-described geek, he’s a big fan of gadgets and his latest passion is perfecting the pH of our backyard swimming pool.   Ben Edwards is the chief technology officer at a digital music company. He enjoys red wine, telling bad jokes, and watching Liverpool win. Often mistaken for a lumberjack, he loves plaid, Irish/Scottish culture, and all things Star Wars. He recently lost his mind when he got to meet his childhood idol Chewbacca.   Resources: Grace Hopper Celebration: https://ghc.anitab.org/

Denali mountaineering ranger and flight medic Dave Weber returns to the Sharp End to discuss the ins and outs of calling for a rescue: when to do it (and when not to), how to make the call and what to say, and how to prepare for a helicopter rescue. The Sharp End is presented by Mammut, with additional support from Colorado Outward Bound School and Suunto. This podcast is produced by the American Alpine Club. Photo by Menno Boermans.

         Dave Weber is an author, motivational speaker, productivity expert, leadership trainer, keynote presenter, husband and father. Dave has spoken to, trained, and assisted many organizations and groups from major international corporations to middle school students over the past 25 years. He is most known for his energetic delivery and captivating storytelling. Today, we are discussing his latest book, Leadership Re-Defined: The 12 X's of Success for Today's Leader, productivity and helping others. Dave is awesome to learn from and talk with. Much to learn. Enjoy! Connect with Dave: www.leadershipredefined.net http://www.daveweber.com/ https://twitter.com/dave_weber https://www.facebook.com/DaveWeberMotivationalSpeaker Length - 1:03:54

LEADERSHIP REDEFINED The 12 X's of Success for Today's Leader with Dave WeberWhile the traditional view of leadership revolves around authority, responsibility, or title, author Dave Weber, shatters these notions with groundbreaking insights that reflect a new reality. A leader is anyone who has influence. Take a look at any group of kindergartners on the playground. Not one of those little stinkers has a title, but there is definitely someone in charge, influencing what’s going on. While most people traditionally look to the top of an organization or department for leadership (in theory, that is!), the highest performing groups in companies, schools, clubs, or sports teams have members who demonstrate leadership at every level. These “leaders without the title” have latched on to the profound reality that because they have influence, THEY LEAD.Discover Weber’s 12 X’s for today’s leader and learn simple strategies that can make a positive difference in every area of your life.

Flight medic and Denali mountaineering ranger Dave Weber returns to the Sharp End to discuss the common themes he's heard in the first 20 episodes of this podcast. As he tells Ashley, there are three simple but profoundly effective lessons for preventing and surviving climbing accidents. You can hear Dave's previous appearance on the Sharp End (Ep. 4) here: https://soundcloud.com/the_sharp_end/denali-ranger-dave-weber-a-day-in-the-life. The Sharp End is produced each month by Accidents in North American Climbing, an annual publication of the American Alpine Club, and is presented by Mammut, with additional support from Vertical Medicine Resources and Colorado Outward Bound School.

Mountaineering ranger Dave Weber describes a sobering incident in the Ruth Gorge of Alaska. Plus, Dave and Ashley discuss the realities of rescue missions and his thoughts on avoiding accidents in the mountains. Read the full story of this accident: http://bit.ly/1rGb1IU.

In this episode I'm in the car driving back from Lincoln where I sat in on a gig with Krista Detor and Dave Weber. We had just played the Barley St. Tavern the night before and had a truly magical show along with bass player Craig Balderston. We finally got to do an interview in the car on the way back. We talk about her new reording, touring Europe, and how gifts of firearms aren't quite the same as an engagement ring.    With her highly acclaimed album, Mudshow (“a small miracle” Rolling Stone), Krista Detor was established as a gifted player on the world stage. Together with partner and producer, David Weber, she continues to push the edges of genre while remaining close throughout to the lyrical thread that defines her work. She has reached #1 on the Euro-Americana chart and her music has been featured at the Cannes Film Festival, on NPR, PBS, the BBC, as well as countless U.S. and European national, regional, and local radio shows. She has appeared on both U.S. and European television and collaborated on the CD and stage show Wilderness Plots, which has received rave reviews, became a PBS special and was honored by both houses of the Indiana Legislature for contributions to the arts. The show will continue to tour throughout the U.S. well into the future. Krista Online  

Dave Weber says “My father and my uncle were both seriously hurt in on-the-job accidents…I get a lot of satisfaction from sharing information and resources with other folks so that they can help to prevent other people’s fathers and uncles from being hurt on the job.” Dave, formerly of OSHA provides links to free safety resources on his website.

Palm Bay Para Fly-in Summary By Mark Renkins I want to thank you all for joining us at the Fly In which was two weeks ago already!!! Overall we believe the event was an overwhelming success!! Nobody got hurt and the feedback we received was very positive. A few issues were brought to our attention that we plan to address next time. Our goal is to learn as we go and try to improve the event each time around. In total the event brought in $18,000. We had approximately $4000 in expenses. Therefore, $6500 went to the Palm Bay Police Athletic League and another $6500 went to our Victim Services Unit!!!! In comparison, last year we raised $10,000 and had $3000 in expenses. In 2013 we had 87 registered pilots. This year we had 140 registered pilots so the event is definitely gaining momentum thanks to all of you!!!! The next Palm Bay “Scott Adair” Para Fly/USPPA National Convention is scheduled for March 13, 14, and 15, 2015 at the same location, Valkaria Airport. One thing we realized this year is we were way understaffed which led to some of the issues that were brought to our attention. We will be in need of some volunteers at the next event so if you’re willing and able, let us know. On behalf of our planning committee (Don and Leeta Jordan, Jeff Weimer, Ben Teaford, Dana Packard, Robin Renkens, Dave Weber, Glenn Garceau, and Ed Bermudez) I want to thank all those who participated and especially those of you who donated so generously above and beyond!!!!!!!!!!!!! I also want to thank the Airport Manager Steve Borowski for being an excellent friend and advocate for our sport and allowing our event to take place at such an awesome facility!! Lastly – please keep our vendors in mind when making any PPG related purchases. They include: AEROLIGHT KANGOOK USA PARAJET (could not come but told us to keep the $100 registration fee as a donation) GRASSHOPPER PPG PALM BAY PPG PLANET PPG FREEDOM FLIGHT CENTER MOJO GEAR SOUTHERN SKIES FOOT FLYER WEATHER FLOW SKYCRUISERS PARATOUR PPG SIMULATOR (ROB CATTO) USPPA TEXAS FLY SPORTS PARADRENALIN AVIATOR PPG Thank you all so much!! Mark

Dave Weber, Vice President, Mountanos Brothers Coffee Company discuss the importance of the organic certification and current trends in the coffee industry.

Singer/Songwriter Krista Detor joins me in the studio to chat about her new album Chocolate Paper Suites. She has been featured on NPR, BBC, PBS and once again on WOW. Currently on tour throught the midwest and soon overseas, Krista continues to charm audiences world-wide with her lyrical insights, skilled musical craftwork, and enchanting voice. She also likes gin and vodka. (Which is why we like her) By the way, due to time constraints, I had to edit down the episode so in the second half of the show where we are talking about "Dave" we are chatting about Dave Weber, Krista's guitar player and husband. He is also a flying trapeze artist, record producer, handyman, and general master of all trades. Krista Online Opening music: "Into the Bright Lights" by Chris Trapper Chris Trapper's new album on Bandcamp - Listen, download and share, pay what you like