Podcast appearances and mentions of dave wilkinson

Steak and Drew are joined by Atlanta Police Foundation President and CEO, Dave Wilkinson for the leaders series as he shares the mission of the foundation is to help crates a safer city for Atlanta and it's communities. Wilkinson also share how many former professional and collegiate athletes have been hired as secret service agents, which was the case for him as he was a former baseball player at Tennessee Tech. During his time, Wilkinson shares some of the moments of his career including the day of 911, which he was right by the side of President Bush.

Steak and Drew close out with Dave Wilkinson as he recounts the moments leading to President Bush giving the ok for Flight 93 to be shot down by the military and being under the impression the order had been executed, however minutes later learned the flight crashed after passengers took over the cockpit.

In hour two, Steak and Drew are joined by former Secret Service Agent and Atlanta Police Foundation President and CEO, Dave Wilkinson

Dave Wilkinson is an endurance athlete who recently attempted to become the first blind tandem cyclist to complete Race Across America, a 3,000-mile race across the US that has to be completed in under 12 days. Dave and his support crew completed 1,200 miles in 4.5 days before various logistical difficulties forced him to withdraw. After initially being crushed at these results, Dave has re-focused his energies into another solo attempt in 2026 and plenty of cycling races and triathlons between then and now. Dave will discuss his Race Across America 2024 attempt, lessons he learned, and how he is re-channeling this disappointment into more rewarding outcomes in the future. Presenter Contact Info Bio: Dave is a Senior Digital Accessibility Analyst for Hilton, tireless advocate for braille, and an accomplished endurance athlete. Dave has completed over 30 marathons, 3 Ironman triathlons, and tons of other races of varying lengths and levels of difficulty. A good friend once described Dave as a good idea taken a step too far, which is now his life mantra.

On this weeks Podcast, Brislington boss, Lee Perks, gives an honest assessment of where he sees his future and his team in the Western League Premier Division, following their outstanding start to this seasons campaign and Dave Wilkinson talks about his new Western League Club Development role, setting out the challenges and the benefits that Western League Clubs can enjoy if they access the support the League provide.

2434 Biking Beyond the Breaking Point (Aug. 21, 2024) Show Notes Hard as one might try, success in achieving one's goal isn't always guaranteed. When one misses the goal, however, the question is how one reacts to failure and what one learns from it. Hosts Nancy and Peter Torpey talk with Dave Wilkinson about these … Continue reading 2434 Biking Beyond the Breaking Point (Aug. 21, 2024) →

Next month, Dave and his tandem pilot Jim Trout will become the first tandem solo team to complete Race Across America (RAAM) with a blind rider on the tandem. RAAM is a 3,000-mile bike race from coast to coast across the US. The race has 31 miles of vertical climbing and must be completed in under 12 days. Presenter Contact Info Bio: Dave is a Senior Digital Accessibility Analyst for Hilton, tireless advocate for braille, and an accomplished endurance athlete. Dave has completed over 30 marathons, 3 Ironman triathlons, and tons of other races of varying lengths and levels of difficulty. A good friend once described Dave as a good idea taken a step too far, which is now his life mantra.

20240510 In Perspective Originally Broadcasted May 10, 2024, on ACB Media 5   This episode featured Dave Wilkinson, Ultra Athlete, tech geek, and prog rock-heavy metal glutton   Sponsored by: Branco Events

Discover the planning, training and preparation needed to take a bicycle ride of over 3000 miles and complete it in 11 days. Let's get ready to cheer on Dave Wilkinson as he participates in the Race Across America. Find out more at https://sound-prints.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Despite being visually impaired, Dave Wilkinson has accomplished remarkable feats, including marathons and Ironman competitions. His next ambitious goal: the Race Across America, a 3,000-mile non-stop bike race. Dave shares his journey, emphasizing the importance of trust between guide and athlete, and how he overcomes challenges. His story is a testament to pushing boundaries and embracing life's adventures, even when tinged with danger. Tune in for a powerful and motivational conversation that reminds us that anything is possible with the right mindset and determination. Links and Resources: Learn more and support Team Speedy Turtle This episode brought to you in part by Reata Pharmaceuticals. Reata Pharmaceuticals is the company that makes SKYCLARYS™ (omaveloxolone) 50 mg capsules. Our mission is to develop innovative therapies that change patients' lives for the better. For more information about SKYCLARYS, visit: Skyclarys.com ©2023 Reata Pharmaceuticals, Inc. All rights reserved. SKYCLARYS, REATA, and their logos are trademarks of Reata Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

super Dave Wilkinson is at it again! Apparently, triathlons, super triathlons, ultra marathons,  and Iron man competitions Just weren't posing enough of a challenge anymore . Now Dave is on to his next crazy adventure! But wait, what's this about being airlifted off the side of a mountain in Canada?  Oh Dave!

An Interview with my middle son: Dave Wilkinson. We chat about his journey from each of our perspectives, his family, his business and his perspective when I came out to him as a gay man in 1999.In this episode, I interview one of my favorite people in this world: my son David.  Two people can experience the exact same event and yet they can have two different perspectives on what happened.  So we discuss what I saw as an amazing turnabout in his life from a very average high school student, to his life now as an attorney with multiple law offices on both coasts.He talks about his current life as a married man and dad and we share some memories of his life growing up. Lastly, we discuss what it was like for him when I came out as a gay man in 1999.  I hope you enjoy this rather personal look into my life as a father to this amazing man.Photo: Copyright Wilkinson/2022Opening and closing music courtesy the very talented Zakhar Valaha via Pixabay.To contact Wilkinson- email him at BecomingWilkinson@gmail.comNOTE: THIS IS AN INTERVIEW FROM MID 2022 WHEN MY PODCAST WAS NEW AND I DIDN'T HAVE MANY FOLLOWERS.  I'VE BEEN RE-ISSUING SOME OF THE BETTER EPISODES SO THAT MY CURRENT AUDIENCE CAN ENJOY THEM!

This is the second part of our longer interview with Dave Wilkinson, in this episode we discuss Dave's activities. Activities like swimming and riding a bicycle. We share tips and training advice to inspire other visually impaired people; to get outside and move!

In today's episode, I speak with Dave Wilkinson, who is preparing for a 3K mile / 12-day journey across American on a tandem bike, as a blind cyclist. This is the first part of a two part interview with Dave. In Part 2, we will discuss the logistics and training involved.

Episode 1 of 23Cane in painIn this episode of ‘We've bean around the block', we re-visit the topic of dry beans in rotation with sugarcane. This episode follows a previous podcast (Episode 5 of 21) with advanced thinking of how to incorporate beans into a rotation with sugarcane. Host Antony Jarvie discusses rotation ideas and practicalities with forward thinking cane farmer, Deon Schröder. The problem with incorporating dry beans into a sugarcane rotation is always going to be the herbicide residues from the cane component. The shrinking crushing capacity in the industry is forcing a reduction in sugarcane output, which for the first time, provides an incentive for a multi-year and or a multi-crop rotation strategy. The idea to bring in glyphosate tolerant hybrid maize as a first rotation crop and then to follow this with beans in the second season, as a way to avoid the effects of sugarcane herbicide residues, is discussed at length.  The practical aspects of turning a sugarcane operation into a more diverse farming unit is also discussed. The podcast was recorded with Deon Schröder, but it followed a workshop discussion that included input from Dave Wilkinson, Shaun Carroll, Marcel Ortmann and Andrew Braithwaite.

On this weeks podcast Helston Athletic boss Matt Cusack talks about what its like to play football on a Saturday and why the Blues continue to work on their defensive performances as they develop into one of the teams to beat in the Western League and Dave Wilkinson, a stalwart supporter Radstock Town, talks about his role on the Premier League Stadium Fund and explains what Clubs need to put in place to access funding that can improve their grounds.

Manhood Conference - Dave Wilkinson - The 6 Pack of Masculine Virtues by Dr Theo And Beverley Wolmarans Ministries

In this episode, I interview one of my favorite people in this world: my son David.  Two people can experience the exact same event and yet they can have two different perspectives on what happened.  So we discuss what I saw as an amazing turnabout in his life from a very average high school student, to his life now as an attorney with multiple law offices on both coasts.He talks about his current life as a married man and dad and we share some memories of his life growing up. Lastly, we discuss what it was like for him when I came out as a gay man in 1999.  I hope you enjoy this rather personal look into my life as a father to this amazing man.Photo: Copyright Wilkinson/2022Opening and closing music courtesy the very talented Zakhar Valaha via Pixabay.To contact Wilkinson- email him at BecomingWilkinson@gmail.com

COVID, inflation, broken supply chains, and not-so-distant war make this a turbulent time for the modern consumer. During times like these, families tend to their nests, which leads to lots of home-improvement projects…which means lots of painting. Today we explore the case study of a Fortune 500 producer of the paints and stains that coat many households, consumer products, and even mechanical vehicles. While business expands, this company needs to carefully align the records that track hundreds of suppliers, thousands of storefronts, and millions of customers. Business expansion and complex supply chains make it particularly important—and challenging—for enterprises such as this paint producer, which we'll call Bright Colors, to accurately describe the entities that make up their business. They need to be governed, validated data to describe entities such as their products, locations, and customers. Master data management, also known as MDM, streamlines operations and assists data governance by reconciling disparate data records into golden records and ideally a single source of truth. We're excited to share our conversation with an industry expert that helps Bright Colors and other Fortune 2000 enterprises navigate turbulent times with effective strategies for MDM and data governance. Dave Wilkinson is chief technology officer with D3Clarity, a global strategy and implementation services firm that seeks to ensure digital certainty, security, and trust. D3Clarity is a partner of Semarchy, whose Intelligent Data Hub software helps enterprises govern and manage master data, reference data, data quality, enrichment, and workflows. Semarchy sponsored this podcast.

News and events; Gay Pannell, Branch Manager of the Kentucky Independent Living Program, explains how that program can help blind and visually impaired senior citizens and others who are not working; Dave Wilkinson from SpeedyTurtle.net introduces the BrailleSense 6 and qBraille XL from HIMS, the Orcan, and the Victor Trek from Humanware.

News and events; Gay Pannell, Branch Manager of the Kentucky Independent Living Program, explains how that program can help blind and visually impaired senior citizens and others who are not working; Dave Wilkinson from SpeedyTurtle.net introduces the BrailleSense 6 and qBraille XL from HIMS, the Orcan, and the Victor Trek from Humanware.

December 18, 2021 edition of “In Perspective” Share this page: The post In Perspective, 236, With Dave Wilkinson, Triathlete, Runner, Skier, and Techno Geek appeared first on Branco Events.

December 18, 2021 edition of “In Perspective” Share this page: The post In Perspective, 236, With Dave Wilkinson, Triathlete, Runner, Skier, and Techno Geek appeared first on Branco Events.

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Dave Wilkinson is a run coach at Thames Valley Harriers, one of the top athletics clubs in the UK, where he won Coach of the Year in 2020. Back in the day, he trained with British Olympic champion Linford Christie. More recently, he has represented Team GB at the Athletics European masters championships. Dave currently coaches a middle/long distance track group with athletes from age 15 to veterans, affectionately known as ‘Dave's Babes'. In this episode, we discuss his time as an athlete, how training and coaching has evolved over the years, and relative energy deficiency in sport. Check out our Instagram: @graysinthehouse

Episode 5 of 21: Cane and beans- It is a crop rotation strategy, not a cocktail. In this podcast episode of ‘We've Bean around the Block' host Antony Jarvie joins up with sugar cane extension specialist Dave Wilkinson to discuss the prospects of Sugar cane – Sugar bean rotation. In an industry that is threatened by oversupply and a need for diversification, sugar cane growers are looking for a suitable rotation crop that will fit into their cropping cycles. The sugar cane area of adaptation is subset of the area of adaptation of dry beans. Commercially, most of the country's bean crop is grown on the highveld, but dry beans are well suited to planting in the warmer ‘cane areas' areas with later planting dates. The potential problems for cane-bean rotations are discussed, including the probability of herbicide residues. The steep slopes of coastal sugar cane crops make that area less accessible to mechanized bean planting and harvesting, but around 70% of the cane in the KZN midlands region would have suitable slopes for mechanized production. Cane farmers as a group are not exposed to the intricacies of disposing of their crop on the free market, so getting involved in bean grain sales may provide a challenge to some. One of the solutions offered on this podcast is for cane producers to ‘twin' their bean production with a current bean producer from the highveld production areas, thereby offering risk mitigation to both groups. The bean industry in South Africa desperately needs to raise hectarage to compete for research and input supplier attention and rotating cane with beans would thus serve both industries. 

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Dave Wilkinson who is a digital accessibility expert.  Dave has worked for Google over the past several months and starts with Hilton hotels in the coming days.  Dave is also a triathlete and competes in what are known as Iron Man triathlons, which consist of a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike ride and full length marathon.  Dave has a very interesting story for somebody who has LCA or Leber congenital amaurosis.We hope that you enjoy this episode and will share with anyone you know who has LCA or any other types of blindness for that matter.  Check us out on Facebook as well @theblindamerican, for all of the updates on new episodes and news/events.

Most of us know Dave Wilkinson as a tech geek. But Dave is also an Ironman. Swimming, Biking, and running - he's done it all as a competitor in Ironman competitions. And there's another race on the horizon. Join us for what promises to be a “moving” discussion. Sponsored by ACB Families

Join us for our fifth lecture in our Formation Workshops digging into silence and solitude.  Our presenter was Dave Wilkinson, a Spirital Director with Soul Formation and who lives in the Northwest of the United States in Spokane, Washington. 

Grown Up Business Podcast's first series, Conquer The Crisis is brought to you by business growth mentor Paul Avins, who invites you to join some of the world’s leading experts for in-depth insights into how to scale your knowledge, business and mindset.  As well as detailed content from globally-renowned thought-leaders Paul also delivers expert performance tips in the ‘coaching zone’, where he breaks down exactly how the strategies shared in each episode can be implemented in the real world, right now. Today on the show Paul is actually the guest. As a way of finishing this first series ‘Conquer The Crisis’, Paul appeared on the ‘The Oxford Review’ to discuss the world of ‘pivots’ with one of the leading authorities in leadership, management, organisational and human development Dave Wilkinson. Dave and his team have done extensive global research on the subject of how businesses actually transition and tweak their offerings during this time of rapid organisational change and Paul was invited along, as Dave’s esteemed guest, to share the real-world insights of what ‘pivoting’ means on the ground, to grown up businesses that are working their way through the process right now.   Enjoyed this episode of the show and want to take another step towards creating that grown up business you’ve been working towards? Then secure your copy of Paul’s new book “67 Fast Acting Business Growth Tips” now - it is packed the proven success strategies and growth tips to ignite you and your business https://www.paulavins.com/67businessgrowthtips

This week we tackle the idea of servitude. What it looks like in the midst of Covid, what it used to look like, what we hope we can do with it. Special guest this week, our good friend Dave Wilkinson. He stops by the show to provide some insight, and shares his background in servitude from pastoral roles, to his current journey in to spiritual counseling. I also get excited because the Spokane chiefs are getting ready for a new season. So sit down and hang out with the unconventional evangelicals as we dive in to servitude this week!

This week we tackle the idea of servitude. What it looks like in the midst of Covid, what it used to look like, what we hope we can do with it. Special guest this week, our good friend Dave Wilkinson. He stops by the show to provide some insight, and shares his background in servitude from pastoral roles, to his current journey in to spiritual counseling. I also get excited because the Spokane chiefs are getting ready for a new season. So sit down and hang out with the unconventional evangelicals as we dive in to servitude this week!

In March, at CSUN19, APH was noted as being one of our big stories in our wrap up of the event. Code Jumper leaped into the spotlight at that show and people noticed the device's unique way of making the process of learning STEM subjects more enjoyable to different skill levels and age groups. Joe Strechay, Consultant, and Michelle Cundiff, Education and Outreach Specialist for APH, sat down with our own Joe to discuss the exciting news that has emerged since March. Tune in to hear how the Microsoft Education Community will aid in the creation of plans, achievements and goals related to Code Jumper. Michelle also previews some ideas for modules, materials and possible STEM Camps that Educators can use alongside Code Jumper. If you would like to know more about Code Jumper and the importance of coding in education, and To hear the units in action, listen in to our CSUN demonstration with J.J. and Dave Wilkinson. Also, check out our interview about how partnerships will play a role in APH's future moving forward. And you can always find the latest news about products and services from APH by visiting their website Sponsor: American Printing House For The Blind APH designs innovative learning solutions for people who are blind or visually impaired. They believe in the power of breaking down barriers and creating a future that belongs to everyone. Visit APH on the web to learn more about their products and services.

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Show Description On this episode, Jason interviews Dave Wilkinson from the American Printing House For The Blind concerning the products on display at the 2019 National Federation of The Blind convention. Providing Feedback We love hearing from you, so feel free to send an email to feedback@iaccessibility.net. You can follow us on Facebook, and Twitter. You can also find us on Reddit, and all around the web. Also, don't forget to check out our YouTube channel, and for all things iACast, check out our iACast page. If you'd like to help support us, you can do so via our Paypal and Patreon pages. If you wish to interact with us during our podcasts, please join us on our Slack channel.

American Printing House (APH) continues growing with new partnerships bringing new products and innovations to the APH offerings. From Humanware, Microsoft and others, APH is putting a new face on at conventions and rightfully so. Dave Wilkinson had a table loaded with new devices and displaying new devices arriving this fall. Here are few devices Dave mentions: Code Jumper: Designed by Microsoft so that Blind and Sighted peers can work together in the classroom to learn the basic concepts of computer programing. Code Jumper is a series of linkable units that can combine to make complex sentences and songs. The Audible sounds are great.  BrailleTrail Reader:  Designed by Humanware and is a variant of the Humanware Brailliant BI 14 Braille Display, and is bright red in color. A very handy compact Braille reader designed for young students and excellent for the classroom. Braille Buzz: A Bumble Bee like device that interacts with phonics and descriptions. Aimed at the young 3-4 year-olds and provides a great experience for young Braille learners. The Braille Buzz has a Braille Perkins style keyboard as well as alphabet letters With audio feedback. A perfect tool for interacting with sighted peers and for learning letters and keyboarding skills. Dave also talks about the Sunu Band, the Color Star color identification device and the Jupiter Video Magnifier. You can find out more about APH and all of their offerings by email at info@APH.orgor by emailing Dave directly at DaveWilkinson@ApH.organd by calling 1-800-223-1839. ***** Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. To find your State Services in your State you can go to www.AFB.org and search the directory for your agency. Contact: Thank you for listening! You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impairedand the Assistive Technology Community for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Eric Damery is back with news about saving money by purchasing products at the U.S. summer shows, Debee Armstrong offers up a JAWS Byte about  using JAWS Speech  History  to review spelling, and Dave Wilkinson lets us know about the partnership between Freedom Scientific and the American Printing House for the Blind. Transcript available at blog.freedomscientific.com

Dave Wilkinson is the Director of Sales at APH. Tonight he will be introducing us to APH Innovations, a division of APH focusing on bringing experimental products to market.

Meet Claire Stanley, ACB's newest employee; Dave Wilkinson new Director of Sales at APH; California Council of the Blind wins voting rights lawsuit; HR620 appears to die in U.S. Senate, protecting the ADA

Meet Claire Stanley, ACB's newest employee; Dave Wilkinson new Director of Sales at APH; California Council of the Blind wins voting rights lawsuit; HR620 appears to die in U.S. Senate, protecting the ADA

This week we welcome Dave Wilkinson into the Guitar Dungeon, where we discuss some of the products that HIMS manufactures, what the development cycle is like, and the state of Braille hardware in general. BONUS: Keep listening after the show to listen to Ryan unbox his brand spanking new Google Home Mini. Show Notes: HIMS https://hims-inc.com BrailleSense Polaris https://hims-inc.com/products/braillesense-polaris/  

In the middle of April, many that regularly shop at Strack & Van Til learned the news of the stores' sale. In a rollercoaster, storybook turn of events, Indiana Grocery Group, led by the Strack and Van Til families and former CEO Dave Wilkinson, successfully outbid Jewel-Osco to buy them back. The meantime between these two milestones left many questions about the food desert issue in the Region or how some local entities would acquire donations or food in the absence of a longtime community partner. Now that Strack & Van til is here to stay for the foreseeable future, it once again returns to the struggle posed by new grocery shopping preferences. In other news, July 27 marked one year since West Calumet Housing Complex residents received a letter from Mayor Anthony Copeland advising them to relocate because of lead and arsenic contamination in the soil. Former residents have been seeking new housing arrangements, often with the help of vouchers, and adjusting to new chapters in their lives. The Calumet Day celebration also recently happened on July 22, but the shine of the annual event didn't seem to be dimmed by the current circumstances. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this interview, Rachel Feinberg speaks with Dave Wilkinson from HIMS about the brand-new BrailleSensePolaris. this product was just launched, and Dave takes us through some of the spectacular features this Braille and Android tablet has to offer. However, he throws in a bonus at the end and shows us some of his own hidden talents. So stick around for the entirety of this one! Grab the popcorn and you will enjoy! Guaranteed!

In this interview, Rachel Feinberg speaks with Dave Wilkinson from HIMS about the brand-new BrailleSensePolaris. this product was just launched, and Dave takes us through some of the spectacular features this Braille and Android tablet has to offer. However, he throws in a bonus at the end and shows us some of his own hidden talents. So stick around for the entirety of this one! Grab the popcorn and you will enjoy! Guaranteed!

Cold or flu?? You decide; Dave Wilkinson from HIMS on braille, magnification and other products to be shown at the Kentucky Council of the Blind 2016 convention; segments of a program from October, 2004 with Will Evans and Carla Ruschival on blindness, accessible voting, technology and more, aired in honor of the Will Evans era as part of the 175th Anniversary celebration of the Kentucky School for the Blind

Cold or flu?? You decide; Dave Wilkinson from HIMS on braille, magnification and other products to be shown at the Kentucky Council of the Blind 2016 convention; segments of a program from October, 2004 with Will Evans and Carla Ruschival on blindness, accessible voting, technology and more, aired in honor of the Will Evans era as part of the 175th Anniversary celebration of the Kentucky School for the Blind

1527 HIMS Blaze Multi-Players (Jul. 1, 2015) Show Notes The Blaze ET and EZ Multi-Player devices can play audio and text books in many formats, and also be used to directly download books over WiFi, subscribe to and listen to podcasts, and much more. Hosts Nancy and Peter Torpey talk with Dave Wilkinson, HIMS’ business … Continue reading 1527 HIMS Blaze Multi-Players (Jul. 1, 2015) →

#Leeds v #BrentfordFC pre-match podcast: Brentford look to bounce straight back from their defeat against Boro. We look at the transfer deadline and compare Brentford's activity compared to their rivals … and ask … will we keep up with the Jonses??? . We also chat to Dave Wilkinsonfrom The Scratching Shed - Leeds blog . On this week's podcast: . Billy Grant - Beesotted Dave Lane - Beesotted Matt Allard - Beesotted Dave Wilkinson - The Scratching Shed Leeds . 0 mins - Start 5m 02 secs - Fans discuss Boro game in pub 10m 14 sec - Beesotted Boro discussion 20m 15 sec - Griffin Park news including transfer signings 30m 25 sec - Look at the transfer market - and how Brentford's rivals fared 42 m 47 sec - Interview with Dave Wilkinson from The Scratching Shed, Leeds blog 56m 27 sec - Beesotted Leeds chat . When Saturday Comes article when Reporter Trains with 1992/93 Division 1 Brentford team - http://bit.ly/1DEExyX . #lufc

A bit of a warm up before we head straight into some big-time shakers. Featuring tracks and remixes from // KKlas, Peter Brown, Brett Austin, CLS, Tradelove, Dolly Rockers, The Booty Jocks and more! Can you feel it? Get Into The Groove. Subscribe on iTunes (Scott Martin Music)! Tracklist: 1. Sistamatic (Original Mix) - Don Banger 2. I See (Edy Valiant Remix) - Lucas Reyes & Rafael Saenz 3. J.A.M. (Original Mix) - Dave Kurtis 4. Know How (Dolly Rockers Remix) - KKlass vs. Dave Wilkinson ft. Sensus 5. Into The Groove (Olivian DJ Remix) - The Booty Jocks 6. Whatever, Stand Up (Brett Austin Mashup) - Movin Master vs Jason Chance & Kevin Andrews 7. Checking You Out (Jerome Robins Mix) - Peter Brown 8. Come On Miami (Original Mix) - Tom Forester 9. Lisboa (Ezzy Safari Mix) - Igor Project 10. Summerize (Original Mix) - Slideback 11. Can You Feel It (Prok & Fitch Remix) - CLS 12. Celebration (General Tosh Remix) - Dave Rose & Groove Phenomenon 13. Street Player (Club Mix) - Tradelove 14. It's Time To Pump (Original Mix) - Simioli

Feedback on mixing and mastering on a few songs by Dave Wilkinson.