Podcast appearances and mentions of Dave Weiner

In this engaging episode, we take a deep dive into the fascinating journey of podcasting, exploring its humble beginnings and the explosive growth that has turned it into a global phenomenon. Guided by a Wikipedia article, we uncover the surprising origins of podcasting, from the creation of RSS by Dave Weiner to Adam Curry's pioneering podcast, Daily Source Code. We delve into the legal challenges that shaped podcasting's history, including trademark battles and the notorious patent troll, Personal Audio. Discover how Apple played a pivotal role in mainstreaming podcasts and the impact of their iTunes integration, while also facing backlash for their aggressive control tactics. Explore the diverse and innovative formats that podcasts have evolved into, from audio dramas and podcast novels to the rise of video podcasts. We discuss the impact of COVID-19 on listening habits and how podcasting continues to adapt to the changing media landscape. Join us as we speculate on the future of podcasting, envisioning possibilities like interactive storytelling and personalized AI-generated content. Whether you're a listener or a creator, this episode offers a captivating look at the past, present, and future of podcasts. This podcast was produced with the help of AI. 

Priority Bicycles founder Dave Weiner quit his job as a software CEO to pursue a risky idea: building a new kind of bike. In 2014, he started sourcing parts to make his first low-maintenance model, with a rust-proof aluminum frame and a carbon fiber belt drive instead of a chain. Dave was able to keep costs down by selling DTC, but had to scramble to meet demand when his first Kickstarter campaign yielded 1500 orders. From there, Priority pedaled forward steadily, adding new models, and partnering with hotels to provide low-maintenance bikes for guests. Today, after weathering the extreme whiplash of Covid and a debilitating bike accident, Dave is optimistic that Priority will keep growing, with 25 current models and sales of roughly 25,000 bikes a year.This episode was produced by Josh Lash with music by Ramtin Arablouei.Edited by Neva Grant, with research from Carla Esteves .Our engineers were Gilly Moon and Robert Rodriguez.You can follow HIBT on Twitter & Instagram, and email us at hibt@id.wondery.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, the creator of podcasting, Adam Curry, shares the origin story of podcasting along with his predictions for where the industry is heading in the future. Tune in to uncover what has caused podcasting to become so popular in recent years and to gain insights on what you can expect to see happen within the podcasting industry, along with predictions for what will happen to TV, radio, and other forms of media. Get ready to become part of the revolutionary rise of independent podcasters (on either side of the mic) who will change the world!MORE FROM THIS EPISODE: HTTPS://PODPROS.COM/251Key Moments:00:02:44 - The Future of Podcasting 00:04:14 - The Origin of Podcasting: RSS and Syndication 00:05:05 - The Evolution of RSS and Podcasting 00:13:12 - The Unsocial Nature of Social Media 00:14:29 - Suppression of Freedom of Speech 00:17:04 - Protecting Freedom of Speech in Podcasting 00:20:22 - Benefits of Decentralization in Podcasting 00:23:52 - Violation of First Amendment Rights Timestamped Summary:00:02:44 - The Future of Podcasting The guest introduces his new podcast, Boostogram Ball, which allows independent artists to get paid for their music used in podcasts. He highlights the significance of this development in opening up new opportunities and expanding the podcasting industry.00:04:14 - The Origin of Podcasting: RSS and Syndication The guest explains that podcasting originated as a mechanism utilizing RSS feeds for distributing content. He emphasizes that podcasting is more than just audio files or a specific format, but rather a method of syndicating various types of content, similar to how radio encompasses different genres.00:05:05 - The Evolution of RSS and Podcasting The guest delves into the history of RSS, highlighting its development by Dave Weiner almost a quarter century ago. He discusses00:13:12 - The Unsocial Nature of Social Media Adam Curry discusses how social media has become unsocial and not beneficial for human communication, highlighting the need for freedom to effectively communicate without intervention from algorithms or other entities.00:14:29 - Suppression of Freedom of Speech Adam Curry expresses concern over the suppression of freedom of speech, as algorithms and private companies control what content is seen or removed. He emphasizes the importance of going back to the simple and beautiful format of podcasting to regain freedom of expression.00:17:04 - Protecting Freedom of Speech in Podcasting Adam Curry explains how the Podcast Index and its community of developers and podcasters are working to protect freedom of speech and distribution in podcasting. With features like transcripts, geolocation, and special categories, podcasting is becoming a robust and enjoyable system.00:20:22 - Benefits of Decentralization in Podcasting Adam Curry discusses the advantages of decentralization in podcasting, where no central point of control exists. This allows independent voices to thrive and ensures that podcasts will not be removed or controlled by big tech companies. Freedom of speech is preserved.00:23:52 - Violation of First Amendment Rights Adam Curry highlights the violation of First Amendment rights in the United States, where government agencies pressured social media companies to remove content. He explains how RSS-based distribution provides a defense against such violations and ensures freedom of expression.MORE FROM THIS EPISODE: HTTPS://PODPROS.COM/251

Dave Weiner's quiet power has helped to form hip-hop history as we know it. He has set the pace for independent success from behind-the-scenes. The Los Angeles native turned an entry level job in the mailroom of Priority Records into an explosion of rap music history. As he grew into West Coast Sales Representative, he presented the concept of the distributed label to Priority—signing a label as the company would an artist. The distributed label blueprint was the first of its kind with the 1996 signing of Master P's No Limit Records. From 1997 until 1999, Dave's distribution deals were duplicated and revenue from these partnerships skyrocketed to over 300 million dollars. He went on to head Interscope-distributed JCOR Records and consulted for various labels before becoming Vice President of Strange Music in 2009. There, he and his team led the company to becoming “the most successful independent rap record label in the industry” with multiple RIAA certifications and Top Five debuts on the Billboard Top 200 completely outside of the system. During this time, Tech N9ne released 19 albums that all charted Top 10 on the Billboard Top Albums chart, giving him the title of “most Top 10 albums on the rap chart in history.” Once again, Dave was at the forefront of developing a groundbreaking industry prototype which would soon be known worldwide as Strange Music. This model would be emulated by independent labels globally. Even 31 years into his career, it still feels like the beginning for Dave. “It comes back to hard work and hustle,” he leaves off. “I'm honored to work with artists who remain true to their vision without compromise. That's what inspires me every day.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave Weiner's quiet power has helped to form hip-hop history as we know it. He has set the pace for independent success from behind-the-scenes. The Los Angeles native turned an entry level job in the mailroom of Priority Records into an explosion of rap music history. As he grew into West Coast Sales Representative, he presented the concept of the distributed label to Priority—signing a label as the company would an artist. The distributed label blueprint was the first of its kind with the 1996 signing of Master P's No Limit Records. From 1997 until 1999, Dave's distribution deals were duplicated and revenue from these partnerships skyrocketed to over 300 million dollars. He went on to head Interscope-distributed JCOR Records and consulted for various labels before becoming Vice President of Strange Music in 2009. There, he and his team led the company to becoming “the most successful independent rap record label in the industry” with multiple RIAA certifications and Top Five debuts on the Billboard Top 200 completely outside of the system. During this time, Tech N9ne released 19 albums that all charted Top 10 on the Billboard Top Albums chart, giving him the title of “most Top 10 albums on the rap chart in history.” Once again, Dave was at the forefront of developing a groundbreaking industry prototype which would soon be known worldwide as Strange Music. This model would be emulated by independent labels globally. Even 31 years into his career, it still feels like the beginning for Dave. “It comes back to hard work and hustle,” he leaves off. “I'm honored to work with artists who remain true to their vision without compromise. That's what inspires me every day.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this engaging podcast episode, Dave Weiner, a military veteran and seasoned law enforcement professional, shares his personal journey from serving 8 years in the Air Force, then over 20 years in Federal law enforcement to starting his own training and education firm, Secure Measures. Dave's expertise lies in bridging the gap between the military and law enforcement communities by offering specialized training programs focused on understanding the veteran experience in public safety. As a veteran himself, Dave recognizes the unique challenges faced by individuals transitioning from military service to civilian life, particularly in the context of law enforcement. He provides valuable insights into the importance of planning for the future, finding a new mission, and seeking mentorship during the transitional phase. Listeners will gain firsthand knowledge about Dave's public safety training programs, which aim to equip public safety personnel with a deep understanding of military culture, language, mental health conditions, and common challenges faced by veterans. These programs are POST-certified, ensuring credibility and industry recognition. The conversation delves into the significance of creating effective communication channels between law enforcement and veterans. Dave shares stories of guest speakers—combat veterans with firsthand encounters with law enforcement—who offer valuable perspectives on how to handle such situations with sensitivity and understanding. Moreover, the podcast emphasizes the need for proactive engagement with the Veterans Affairs (VA) system. Dave encourages veterans to start planning early, tap into available resources, and establish a preliminary relationship with the local VA, even if they feel they may not need immediate assistance. He shares practical advice for navigating the VA system and maximizing the benefits veterans have earned. Additionally, Dave shares his own experience of starting a business and provides crucial tips for aspiring entrepreneurs, especially those with a military or law enforcement background. He highlights the significance of finding a mentor, understanding the market, and effectively utilizing social media to establish a strong brand presence.   PODCAST - LISTEN, WATCH, AND SUBSCRIBE  https://linktr.ee/TransitionDrillPodcast   CONNECT WITH DAVE: https://secure-measures.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-weiner-mpsy-184bb18/  

Welcome to episode 3 of 'This Week In Guitar', the podcast where we round up and discuss the latest and greatest guitar videos on the net from the past week! A playlist of all the videos discussed in this podcast can be found here: https://guitarapp.com/topics/this-wee... In this episode, Mary Spender's video on the history of explicit lyric stickers on CDs reminds us just how awesome Dee Snider and Frank Zappa are. We chat about how they stood up to congress and fought for the rights of artists in the 80s. Rage Against The Machine are to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. We question whether or not we should care. We chat about Burl's Art's latest video where he makes a lapsteel guitar out of RadioShack silver dollars and reveal the hidden metric that shows just how successful the channel really is. Berklee College professor Tomo Fujita chats with his former student about guitar industry burnout and whether or not guitar players are getting better in the digital age. We discuss the changing of the guard at Gibson and in the Steve Vai band. Steve Vai has a new sideman after 30 years with Dave Weiner and Gibson have a new CEO. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:45 - Mary Spender's video on the battle to censor music in the 80s 1:03 - The filthy 15 2:30 - The senate hearings 3:03 - Parental advisory sticker nostalgia 3:51 - Dee Snyder's spic speech 5:24 - The censorship battle continues (RATM) 5:41 - Fear of the unknown 7:02 - Rage Against The Machine to be inducted to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 8:59 - Burls Art 10:11 - The pencil guitar and the hidden Burls Art metric 10:56 - Why the creator community loves Burls Art 11:45 - Dan's Discovery Channel addiction 12:27 - Tomo Fujita 13:07 - Guitar industry burnout 14:02 - Do you really want your dream job? 14:22 - Steve Albini doing it his way 15:32 - Are guitar players better now with all these resources? 16:16 - Stumbling in the dark - a trial and error approach to learning 18:18 - Dan's take on stumbling in the dark 19:38 - The two types of guitar players 20:11 - New Gibson CEO 21:18 - New Steve Vai sideman, Dante Frisiello This Podcast is brought to you by GuitarApp.com

Mr. Dave Weiner has served both military and civilian communities passionately for well over 27 years in military, law enforcement and corporate security service. Mr. Weiner started his law enforcement career in the United States Air Force in 1993 as a military policeman. As his career progressed, he worked a variety of assignments such as a patrol officer, field training officer, K-9 handler, Special Response Team, Training Coordinator and in supervisory positions over both Patrol and Investigations. Mr. Weiner also has many years of senior leadership experience in law enforcement and corporate security. Holding executive level positions such as Director of Security and Asst Chief of Police, Mr. Weiner successfully rose to the level of Regional Chief of Police of the US Department of Veteran Affairs Police in Long Beach Ca in 2014. During his tenure, he worked collaboratively with agencies such as LASD MET, LAPD MEU and Long Beach Police Department MET to address Veteran related issues such as crisis intervention and Suicide Prevention. He created innovative police department programs to keep the communities in which he served safer. Notably, he implemented a mental health co-response program for Veterans called VMET (Veteran Mental Evaluation Unit) and a Threat Management Unit to proactively prevent acts of violence in a healthcare setting that caters to the Veteran community. The VMET program has been adopted by the US Department of Veteran Affairs and is currently being rolled out as a pilot program at several major Veteran Affairs medical centers nationwide. Mr. Weiner is currently holds a master's degree from the University of Arizona Psychology program, a bachelor's degree in Homeland Security and Emergency Management, is certified in Veteran Behavioral Health and is a Qualified Workplace Violence and Threat Specialist. He holds Board or Advisory positions on: • International Public Safety Association Mental Health Board • Los Angeles County DMH Suicide Prevention Network • Los Angeles County Sheriff Civilian Advisory Committee – Veterans • Los Angeles County Sheriff Civilian Advisory Committee – Mental Health (Consultant) • City of Los Angeles Mayors Challenge to Prevent Veteran/Military Suicide • Argus Service Dog Foundation (provides service animals to disabled Veterans at no cost to the Veteran.) • Los Angeles County DMH Suicide Prevention Network Mr. Weiner has presented to many audiences on a great number of topics including Veteran Cultural Competencies for First Responders, Veteran Culture for Community Providers, Veteran Mental Health and Suicide Prevention, Veteran Risk Management, Workplace Violence prevention, First Responder Cultural Competencies, Emergency Preparedness and management, Leadership development, Interpersonal communication, Crime prevention and Active shooter response. After working in law enforcement, Mr. Weiner founded and is CEO of Secure Measures, LLC, a Veteran Owned, Public Safety Training & Consulting firm based in Southern California. Contact Info: dave@secure-measures.com

One More Thing! In Summer 2022 we met with US-guitarist Dave Weiner who had just decided to end his 23-year-stint as guitarist in Steve Vai's live band. Dave has been a fan favorite on the show and, again, didn't fail to leave an impression by explaining why it was time for a change for him and providing so many valuable chunks of wisdom from his career as a professional guitarist. You better take notes ... and enjoy this last ride!

Maryland based songwriter Dave Weiner passed away August 15 (2022), five days shy of his 70th birthday.  I have often described Dave as a working man's songwriter, much like his hero John Prine.  Please join me as I reminisce and listen to Dave's songs from his CD 'Highway Song by D. L. Weiner'.

Is Texas ready for another massive winter storm? Beth Garza joins SM Highlights host Chuck Harold to explain what happened to cause the February 2021 blackouts and power shortages and what the state has done to prepare for 2022. Also in this episode, learn about crisis intervention methods and programs with Dave Weiner and how schools can practice better parent/student reunifications after an emergency or evacuation with Guy Bliesner.

Dave Weiner joins our Dave to talk about the upcoming tour with Steve Vai, his love of guitar, his favorite gear and the release of his latest album "A Collection of Short Stories: Vol 2."!

This week's More Than Work guest is Dave Weiner, the CEO of Priority Bicycles. Dave talks about taking a break from IT when he was the CEO of a global company, to figure out what he wanted to do next. He had a new son, business ideas, and a desire to spend his time differently so he could have more balance and be present for his family. + Dave started out working in the cycling industry after attending the University of California, Santa Barbara and it is the cycling industry that he decided to jump back into. He is innovating in the space with low maintenance bicycles including a line of low maintenance e-bikes. + We chat about the importance of pursuing your passions and doing work you're proud of as well as the difference between delivering software and a tangible good.  If you don't think software development is related to bike production, you'll learn why Dave thinks they are. + Note from Rabiah (host): I met date at least 14 years ago when I was working in warehouse management. We worked with a ton of vendors at the time and as a woman in IT I wasn't always treated with the utmost respect. Dave was a different kind of leader and different kind of business partner. I can't remember specifics of our interactions but his kindness stuck with me. I ended up following him on LinkedIn and when I started this podcast he was one person I was set on talking to so this chat was particularly important to me. I like that he acknowledges that he isn't working less but is doing what he loves. That's important. As he says, some people are just going to work a lot. I'm one of those but when I'm doing it for something that has meaning it feels different. Get out there for a bike ride everyone! + Check out this chat with an entrepreneur for a practical point of view on setting priorities and building a business. + Find Dave @ridepriority on all social channels  Priority Bicycles YouTube + More than Work Facebook, Instagram, Twitter: @morethanworkpod Please review and follow anywhere you get podcasts. Thank you for listening. Have feedback? Email morethanworkpod@gmail.com

Because Security Matters. The host for this show is Andrew Lanning. The guest is Dave Weiner. In December of 2017, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced the cities that will participate in the first nationwide group for the “Mayor's Challenge to Prevent Suicide Among Service Members, Veterans, and their Families.” Los Angeles was selected as a city to form an interagency team to increase suicide prevention support for veterans. SAMHSA and the VA selected Los Angeles County and City based on the sizable veteran population data, suicide prevalence rates and capacity of the involved entities to lead the way in this first year of the Mayor's Challenge. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6mX1qWUAAppuxTpzCe4l8MI

This episode I am honored to be joined by a great guitarist as well as an all-around great guy, Dave Weiner. Dave has been Steve Vai's rhythm guitarist for many years. He shares how he met Steve and how Steve has helped him grow by keeping him out of his comfort zones. He also tells us the most important lessons he's learned from Steve. Dave has released three solo albums (and already remastered one of them) and is set to release another soon. It's not easy writing and recording music when you tour with Steve Vai. So when everything was locked down last year, Dave took advantage of the time. He also talks about his website guitopia.com, how is began and what's in store for it in the near future. Follow Dave on Instagram @daveweinerguitar, @guitopia, @visibleatnight, or @monumentshine on Twitter @daveweinermusic, @monumentshine, or @visibleatnight. Facebook is daveweinermusic. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on IG & Twitter. We do like coffee from ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety if you're inclined to treat us to a cup. You can purch some merch at performanceanx.threadless.com. So let's get right into the conversation with Dave Weiner on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

This episode I am honored to be joined by a great guitarist as well as an all-around great guy, Dave Weiner. Dave has been Steve Vai's rhythm guitarist for many years. He shares how he met Steve and how Steve has helped him grow by keeping him out of his comfort zones. He also tells us the most important lessons he's learned from Steve. Dave has released three solo albums (and already remastered one of them) and is set to release another soon. It's not easy writing and recording music when you tour with Steve Vai. So when everything was locked down last year, Dave took advantage of the time. He also talks about his website guitopia.com, how is began and what's in store for it in the near future. Follow Dave on Instagram @daveweinerguitar, @guitopia, @visibleatnight, or @monumentshine on Twitter @daveweinermusic, @monumentshine, or @visibleatnight. Facebook is daveweinermusic. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on IG & Twitter. We do like coffee from ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety if you're inclined to treat us to a cup. You can purch some merch at performanceanx.threadless.com. So let's get right into the conversation with Dave Weiner on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode I am honored to be joined by a great guitarist as well as an all-around great guy, Dave Weiner. Dave has been Steve Vai's rhythm guitarist for many years. He shares how he met Steve and how Steve has helped him grow by keeping him out of his comfort zones. He also tells us the most important lessons he's learned from Steve. Dave has released three solo albums (and already remastered one of them) and is set to release another soon. It's not easy writing and recording music when you tour with Steve Vai. So when everything was locked down last year, Dave took advantage of the time. He also talks about his website guitopia.com, how is began and what's in store for it in the near future. Follow Dave on Instagram @daveweinerguitar, @guitopia, @visibleatnight, or @monumentshine on Twitter @daveweinermusic, @monumentshine, or @visibleatnight. Facebook is daveweinermusic. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on IG & Twitter. We do like coffee from ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety if you're inclined to treat us to a cup. You can purch some merch at performanceanx.threadless.com. So let's get right into the conversation with Dave Weiner on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

This episode I am honored to be joined by a great guitarist as well as an all-around great guy, Dave Weiner. Dave has been Steve Vai's rhythm guitarist for many years. He shares how he met Steve and how Steve has helped him grow by keeping him out of his comfort zones. He also tells us the most important lessons he's learned from Steve. Dave has released three solo albums (and already remastered one of them) and is set to release another soon. It's not easy writing and recording music when you tour with Steve Vai. So when everything was locked down last year, Dave took advantage of the time. He also talks about his website guitopia.com, how is began and what's in store for it in the near future. Follow Dave on Instagram @daveweinerguitar, @guitopia, @visibleatnight, or @monumentshine on Twitter @daveweinermusic, @monumentshine, or @visibleatnight. Facebook is daveweinermusic. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on IG & Twitter. We do like coffee from ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety if you're inclined to treat us to a cup. You can purch some merch at performanceanx.threadless.com. So let's get right into the conversation with Dave Weiner on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we are chatting with the amazing Dave Weiner! You know you are doing something right when Steve Vai calls on you to be his touring guitarist!! We will be discussing technique, gigs, gear, and the life of a musician. Don't miss this episode.Learn to Play Guitar, Piano, Bass, Drums, Ukulele, or Sing Now with Virtual Music Lessons. We offer 100% custom-tailored one on one virtual music lessons. Everyone gets a lesson program designed just for them. We give you the skills to play music today and forever.We offer in-person and online virtual lessons worldwide! All ages and skill levels are welcome! www.robsschoolofmusic.com Click here for a FREE sample lesson - https://robsschoolofmusic.com/freelesson/Check out this interview Rob did with PRS Guitarshttps://www.prsguitars.com/index.php/artists/story/qa_with_rob_spaminato_new_music_from_heatedxchange#daveweiner  #prs #stevevai

The most important lesson you never had! In episode 38 we welcome Dave Weiner, professional guitarist and long-term sidekick of Steve Vai, who drops some MASSIVE wisdom nuggets and drags Andy out of his guitar playing rut. Dan learns the true meaning of being a musician and why it's important to not let yourself get distracted by the latest trends. We also have an EXCLUSIVE as we tell the full story behind the new delicious Ibanez PIA models in Swirl finish that Bonvillain Design Studios provided to Steve Vai lately. What a packed episode - enjoy!

You may have saw Priority Bicycles featured in the latest Microsoft Teams ad campaign.  In this episode of the Tech Impostors, we talk with Dave Weiner, founder of Priority about how they are using Microsoft Teams to not only keep afloat during the challenging Covid times, but also to excel and take their company to a new level. They say once you learn to ride a bike, you never forget and once you hear the inspiring story of Priority Bicycles, we think you won't forget their story either!

Shawn Prez was building an incredible career at Bad Boy Entertainment, playing a key role in turning Puffy's company into a powerhouse of hitmaking and brand building. Then, one day, he quit. "I had to answer a greater call," he tell us. Because of the good work he had been doing, Puffy backed Shawn on his new venture Power Moves Inc., which now does urban marketing and promotions and is also the home of Shawn's other entrepreneurial ventures: NY DJ Con, the Global Spin Awards, and the Power Move Makers Podcast. Dang, that's a lot! Listen to our interview where Prez shares how he makes it all happen, how he handles criticism, and what we can do to learn from everyone, whether we like them or not. Also check out : NY DJ Con: https://nydjcon.com Power Move Makers Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/powermove-makers-new-interviews-every-tuesday-2-pm-est/id1506204075 Global Spin Awards: https://globalspinawards.com If you liked this one, check out our interview with Dave Weiner: https://soundcloud.com/rebel_radio/how-to-get-on-forbes-cash-kings-list-according-to-dave-weiner

Ep. 82- Dave Weiner of Steve Vai's Band and Friedman Artist!

60% of small businesses' FAIL after business disruptors like Covid-19. How do you build business resilience, learn from poor leadership, and minimize risk while not sacrificing the progress you have already made? Listen to the episode to find out as Dave Weiner (an Air Force veteran) combines his 27 years of law enforcement and corporate security experience to equip you to be proactive versus reactive in life. Impactful moments of the show:  1) In the beginning, always say yes to opportunities.  2) Poor leadership = opportunity  3) Dave's KEY leadership skills and tactics to have others feel powerful and productive around you.  4) Tactics to be proactive with your time and time-wasting people who suck the energy right out of you.  5) Preparedness means before continuity means afterward. How do you manage business disruptions?   6) Cheap is Expensive. Cost is time and resources not always $$$.  7) Essential business functions to keep your supply chain moving efficiently and effectively.  8) One industry that is getting hit hard right now and how we need to be thinking as people go back to work.  9) Dave's Three Golden Grenades:  1) Plan your escape  2) Research your market  3) LinkedIn Networking  Here is how to connect with Dave Weiner and Secure Measures, LLC:  Website Call Dave directly: 310-507-1493 LinkedIn Show Sponsor: Ready to create relevance during uncertain times through a deeper human connection? Check out Rooftop Leadership's upcoming 3-day LIVE virtual experience on October 2-4th, 2020 here.  Enter promo code: ambitious to receive your 10% military discount.  Commercial: Gain access to your FREE 30-day trial to Audible with thousands of titles from podcasts, guided wellness programs, theatrical performances, A-list comedy, and exclusive Audible Originals you won't find anywhere else here: http://www.audibletrial.com/AMV Have feedback on the show? Feel free to provide it here along with any potential affiliate or corporate partnership inquiries: choffmann@vettrainingcoaching.com

Audio only version of my YouTube Livestream Podcast with Dave Weiner of Monument Shine and 20 year veteran of the Steve Vai Band. Dave is also the creator of the Guitopia.com guitar educational website. Full video version can be viewed over on my YouTube channel youtube.com/c/rickhollis where you can subscribe and hit the notification bell to catch the show live and ask my guests questions via the live chat room.

Today on the show we will be discussing what to keep business running during unplanned circumstances with guest Dave Weiner, CEO, Secure Measures LLC! Please join us by calling in with your guestions 323-524-2599 CoHosting: Craig Coughlin

This podcast episode was originally recorded on Oct 8, 2018. We've cleaned up the audio a bit and hope that you enjoy the episode with Priority Bicycles CMO/co-founder Connor Swegle talking about his journey in building Priority Bicycles. Josh sits down with Priority Bicycles CMO/co-founder Connor Swegle. Priority Bicycles was started to make biking simple and low maintenance with their belt drive bicycles. Connor and his fellow co-founder Dave Weiner have known each other since college, their paths staying relatively parallel, only diverging when their careers took them in different directions. Years went by, life happened, their jobs got super stressful, and they found themselves wanting to switch things up. After they both took the plunge to quit jobs they hated, Dave was absolutely fixated on getting back into the bike industry and that was all the inspiration Connor needed to join him. Together they made it a priority to spread the joy of getting on and riding bikes. But, how do you make something like that possible? After taking a step back and looking at the bigger picture, they realized they just needed to take the work aspect out of biking. With that, they created a low maintenance bike that's great for everyday riders, and set a reasonable price. This entire package hadn't existed yet...so they made it and Priority Bicycles was born.

Maryland based performing songwriter Dave Weiner talks about his hero John Prine, songwriting and his love of Gibson Guitars.

This week, professional guitarist and entrepreneur Dave Weiner joins The Everyman Podcast to tell us his about his journey through the music world. Dave has been a member of the legendary Steve Vai band for nearly 25 years and is the founder and host of Guitopia. If you are looking to take your guitar playing to the next level, or maybe just looking to start with all this new free time on your hands, check out www.guitopia.com.

2001– Dave Weiner added a new functionality to the RSS feed called “Enclosure“. It was defined as passing any audio file (mp3, wav, ogg, etc), video file (mpg, mp4, avi, mov, etc), PDF, or ePub (electronic publication) into the syndicated feed. Weiner demonstrated by enclosing a Grateful Dead song in his website at Scripting News. […]

Josh sits down with Priority Bicycles CMO/co-founder Connor Swegle. Priority Bicycles was started to make biking simple and low maintenance with their belt drive bicycles. Connor and his fellow co-founder Dave Weiner have known each other since college, their paths staying relatively parallel, only diverging when their careers took them in different directions. Years went by, life happened, their jobs got super stressful, and they found themselves wanting to switch things up. After they both took the plunge to quit jobs they hated, Dave was absolutely fixated on getting back into the bike industry and that was all the inspiration Connor needed to join him. Together they made it a priority to spread the joy of getting on and riding bikes. But, how do you make something like that possible? After taking a step back and looking at the bigger picture, they realized they just needed to take the work aspect out of biking. With that, they created a low maintenance bike that's great for everyday riders, and set a reasonable price. This entire package hadn't existed yet...so they made it and Priority Bicycles was born.

Guns and ammo are not enough! Food, water, medical supplies, communications and most of all, a solid plan are all extremely important. Dave Weiner, retired Chief of Police and founder of Secure-Measures, LLC talks with GunGuyTV's Joel Persinger about what it takes to truly be prepared.

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Jimena Fosado (Guitarist) to the Show!  www.gofundme.com/jimena-fosado-artist-visa-fundwww.jimenafosado.com Jimena Fosado the best female guitar player of this generation is currently seeking status to be able to work and share her talents in the United States.   She is looking to fulfill her dreams, hopes and wishes by being able to stay in Los Angeles and continue working on her many musical projects.  About Jimena Fosado : When applying for Musicians Institute, she was awarded with the Synyster Gates Scholarship (Avenged Sevenfold). She has shared stage and played with Steve Vai, Dave Weiner, Philip Bynoe, Paul Reed Smith(PRS Guitars), Scott Page(Pink Floyd), Mike Beal (Earth Wind and Fire) among others.   Jimena is also a member of Lynette Shebyrd as one of the lead guitarists.  She has toured two national tours in the U.S. as lead guitarist for child actor Corey Feldman's all girl band Corey's Angels.  She's also been a YAMAHA and LINE 6 product tester and proudly endorsed by EMG Pickups and Elixir Strings.  Jimena is currently recording guitar on several albums and working with an upcoming US national tour.  

Today's episode of The Music is Win Podcast features Dave Weiner, an outstanding guitar player with a passion for teaching and a hunger for improvising. Aside from being a consistent member of Steve Vai's touring band for nearly 20 years, Dave was one of the first presences in the online guitar education community of YouTube. He has his own subscription service for guitar lessons called Guitopia, and plays in a three-piece fusion band called Visible at Night. In short, Dave knows guitar, and he'll make you a better player, so listen up!

You might know that EDM.com is a co-presenter of Rebel Radio. You might have clicked on this episode because they told you to. This week, co-founder of the site and their label Ethan Baer joins us to put us up on his journey, from discovering electronic music to innovating the music business. He tells us how artists should be thinking about connecting with fans in a business driven by streaming, and how he’s adapted to the changing demands of leadership as he builds his company. If you liked this episode, check out our interview with Dave Weiner: https://soundcloud.com/rebel_radio/how-to-get-on-forbes-cash-kings-list-according-to-dave-weiner EDM.com Track of the Week: https://soundcloud.com/firstedition/double-drop-hey-puppy

22/3: NZ has dismantled England in Auckland, the Reds fly from Argentina to Cape Town... via LONDON... and the Socceroos are preparing for Norway - Fox Sports journos Christy Doran and Dave Weiner jump in, joining host Phil Prior.

We're hard at work planning our upcoming live shows, so we bring you this favorite from the last year: Instagram. Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger launched their photo-sharing app with a server that crashed every other hour. Despite a chaotic start, it became one of the most popular apps in the world. PLUS in our postscript "How You Built That," we check back with Dave Weiner of Priority Bicycles, a low-maintenance bicycle brand.

Bathurst 1000 winners David Reynolds and Luke Youlden talk about their huge weekend, before Football writer Dave Weiner discusses Ange Postecoglou / Socceroos latest. Your host is Phil Prior.

The Splash dissects President Trump's sporting rant and Aussie star Ben Simmons' take (with NBA writer Olgun Uluc and NFL 'guru' Laurie Horesh), then Fox Football writer Dave Weiner discusses the Socceroos' squad for Syria. Hosted by Phil Prior. 

Dave Weiner was the CEO of an international software company and his technology career had been cranking for over a decade. He was flying all over the country, meeting with clients and he had built the business up to 285 employees. So what he do? He pulled the ripcord on his life as a technology CEO and quit, and he founded a bicycle company. And not just any bicycle company. A commuter bike company. He set out to produce bikes that were comfortable and dependable, that didn’t require a lot of the normal maintenance and rarely got flat tires. Dave wanted to validate his idea and see what the market thought so he turned to Kickstarter. He set a goal of $30,000 and in less than 30 days, he’d raised $550,000. His idea was officially validated and he launched Priority Bicycles. "I wanted to make low maintenance bicycles. I wanted them to be beautiful and I wanted them to be affordable." Now almost 3 years into it, he’s cranking, literally. He’s still a CEO but he’s the CEO of Priority Bicycles based in New York City. In this episode we discuss… Him feeling unfulfilled as his technology company grew and being further away from his customers. Always being the ‘bike guy’ and the person that his friends turned to when they had questions about bicycles. Filling a need for Joe Consumer wanting to ride their bike to work and get there on time. Going global to find the right manufacturer and providing bicycles at the right price point. Turning to Kickstarter and raising $550,000 in 30 days. Scaling Priority Bicycles while selling direct to the consumer. "If you are not fulfilled in what you do in your day job, how can you feel fulfilled when you get home?" Show Notes Prioritybicycles.com Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest @RidePriority Sponsor Check out clickplacement.com to ignite your pay-per-click and social marketing strategies. Go Hunt Life on iTunes

Dave Weiner is a bit of a paradox in the music business. He comes off as a blue-collar type: unpretentious, straightforward, and honest — all foreign concepts to most of his peers. He runs his business frugally and with an attention to detail that stands in stark contrast to the fanciful way most record companies operate. Instead of just looking for artists with talent, Dave has made his career by finding talent who also know how to do business, often finding regional players who looked like they had what it takes to go nationwide. This distinction has made him integral to building some of hip hop’s biggest powerhouses. First, he discovered Master P and helped him turn No Limit Records into a $200 million-a-year force that seemed unstoppable. Years later, he would join Tech N9ne and help him build his label, Strange Music, into an under-the-radar enterprise that put its founder on the Forbes Magazine Cash Kings list. He’s also been screwed over by “the business” more than most artists — threatened, double-crossed, and overridden. In our interview, he’ll teach us how to bounce back, as well as how to build relationships based on trust and straight talk. On being direct: It’s very hard to look an artist in the eye and say I know you want a $10,000 video to get all the bells and whistles but we’re going to have to cut those bells and whistles. Hopefully you are going to be able to understand it when you get your statement because we sit down and they are able to look at every nickel and dime and how it was spent and that’s when they go, “Man I remember when we were in New York and you said let’s not get that limo, let’s just walk.” All those little things just add up when they’re looking at their statement. That’s when they appreciate it. On having a strong moral compass: For me to do my job I need a boss that has the same goals. We have to see eye to eye because I won’t follow directions if it’s not the right thing to do. If you liked the music snippets in the track, follow the links below: The California Raisins, I Heard it Through the Grapevine https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-heard-it-through-grapevine/id1051492886?i=1051492890 Boogie Down Productions, I'm Still #1 https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/im-still-1/id299671267?i=299671289 JT the Bigga Figga, Game Recognize Game https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/game-recognize-game-solo/id319729406?i=319729532 Tech N9ne, Hood Go Crazy https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/hood-go-crazy-feat.-2-chainz/id978793524?i=978794726 Jay Rock, All My Life https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/all-my-life-in-ghetto-feat./id1051070499?i=1051072962 A.F.R.O., freestyle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctlo9e5MDOg Master P, Ice Cream Man https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/mr.-ice-cream-man-feat.-silkk/id715763634?i=715763638 Hopsin, Ill Mind of Hopsin 5 https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ill-mind-of-hopsin-5/id546075343?i=546075345

Dave Weiner is the Founder of Priority Bicycles. After spending many years in the bicycle industry, Dave moved from California to New York City to pursue a career in the software business. As the CEO of a multinational software company, Dave spent the next ten years of his life working with brands to grow their business by harnessing new technologies.   Having grown up in the bicycle industry and living in bicycle-friendly New York City, Dave was constantly asked for bike advice from his friends. Whether their bikes were out-of-tune, they ruined their pants from a greasy chain, or they couldn't afford a quality product, they seemed fed up.   Dave quickly noticed a trend - all of his friends were looking for a bike that was visually appealing but not overly technical, lightweight, comfortable, easy to ride, easy to maintain, hard to steal, and affordable. These ended up being Daves seven principles of quality, and he has used this as the foundation for crafting Prioritys bicycles.

Our in-depth, fascinating interview with Strange Music Vice President Dave Weiner. As a former executive at Priority Records, Dave has seen it all from the heydays of N.W.A. to the ascent of what is not the biggest independent rapper in the world, Tech N9ne. We got a bit of a history lesson from Dave and also got him to drop knowledge about the game as it is today. For anyone wanting anything to do with the music business, this interview is a must-listen.

Keith from Island Music Co sits down with Dave Weiner to talk guitars, experience, and more!