Podcast appearances and mentions of david couper

Stu Levitan welcomes back to the show Rob Zaleski for another conversation about conversations – the 19 interviews he had with former Madison Police Chief David Couper, just published as David Couper Beyond the Badge: Reflections of an Ex-Cop.In a city which has had many interesting and controversial police chiefs, David Couper stands out. He took command Jan. 2 1973 and ushered in a series of policy and personnel reforms that many residents applauded but many officers resisted – all while was suffering a battery of personal trials and tribulations, which would continue for decades. Then in 1993 he did something no one expected – he retired from the police department to become an Episcopal priest.Getting beyond the Couper headlines and into Couper's head is the business which occupies Rob Zaleski in Beyond the Badge. It's business he is well-equipped to pursue, having interviewed thousands of people, including David Couper, in his 40 years in journalism, including 26 years with The Capital Times. Rob was born and raised in working-class neighborhood Bay View, on Milwaukee's south side. He studied journalism at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee but de-matriculated in his junior year to become assistant sports editor of the Waukesha Freeman. He worked at the Milwaukee Journal and several small dailies in the early 1970s before joining United Press International's Madison bureau ion 1976, where he was a night editor and covered the Green Bay Packers and University of Wisconsin sports.He was named sports editor of The Capital Times in 1981, later took a job with the LA Times, but couldn't take the traffic, and in 1985 returned to the Cap Times as a columnist, racking up more than a dozen writing awards over the next 23 years.Beyond the Badge is Rob's second q and a book with an interesting and accomplished public man, following 2019's Ed Garvey Unvarnished: Lessons from a Visionary Progressive. That book was the focus of his first appearance on Madison BookBeat, on May 4, 2020, and kinda had something to do with this book getting written. His first book was a novel in 2012, Searching for Sal” which featured a character clearly based on Couper. 

This week's episode features a conversation with Shane Claiborne on policing, from July 2021's Faith Forum with guests Rev. Gayle Fisher-Stewart, Rev. David Couper, and Lionel Latouche. Don't miss out on future conversations and updates - make sure to subscribe on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts! For more information on RLC, please visit us www.redletterchristians.org  Follow us on Twitter: @RedLetterXians Instagram: @RedLetterXians Follow Shane on Instagram: @shane.claiborne Twitter: @ShaneClaiborne

777 - Resillience and Burnout with David Couper Consulting's David Couper

Since the murder of George Floyd, hundreds of protests against police misconduct have occurred across the country. People are demanding real change, right now. But let’s step back, and take the long view: has American policing improved? Even if the answer is yes, what more must police do to give all Americans the policing they deserve, equally, fairly, and free or racial bias? David Couper ( https://improvingpolice.blog/about/ ) served in policing since the early 1960s, over twenty of them as a Chief of Police. He’s now a blogger, commentator and author about police.  His book, “Arrested Development,” ( https://www.amazon.com/Arrested-Development-Veteran-Corruption-Necessary/dp/1548510602/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_4?ie=UTF8&keywords=arrested+development+cooper+2nd+edition&qid=1504618079&s=books&sr=1-4-fkmr0 ) warns about where policing in the U.S. is headed – and suggests seven steps to get it on the right track. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

David Couper is CEO & Founder of David Couper Consulting. (https://davidcouperconsulting.com/)   For the last 20 yrs, David has worked with healthcare professional leaders and organizations on culture transformation, executive and leadership development, change management, and working with overwhelm and building resilience in for profit and not for profit.

This is an interview with David Couper. He has a TON of experience in policing. He also really does "police with his heart" like other cops have said they do as well. He talks about his own experience policing black neighborhoods, policing white neighborhoods, building community relationships, and being a leader. He finishes off by discussing potential "win win" scenarios and solutions for (1) the community and (2) the community's police force. See more on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhwjV... Here are links related to David's work (and related work): Blog: https://improvingpolice.blog/ https://www.facebook.com/dccouper http://www.christinyouchristinme.blog... https://squarecopinaroundworld.wordpr... http://beexceptional.blogspot.com/ http://www.gcordner.wordpress.com/htt... http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/p... . Books can be found on Amazon. Search for these book titles: 'The Quality Leadership Workbook' 'Arrested Development' 'Telling It Like It Is' 'how To Rate Your Local Police'

While doing research for a previous episode on police militarization I came across David Couper's blog "Improving Police".  He was gracious enough to be a guest on the podcast. Go for a walk and listen to the wisdom and instruction that a former police chief has for today's time. We discuss militarization, officer suicide, BLM and other topics. https://improvingpolice.wordpress.com/2019/08/12/why-militarizing-police-is-a-very-bad-idea/ #improvingpolice.wordpress.com #davidccouper #improvingpolice #police #leadership #lawenforcement #formerchiefofpolice

Sheran James of The Sharin' Hour on KX 93.5 talks to David Couper of David Couper Consulting on how to achieve success, and what success does or could mean to you. With input from writer/philosopher Alain de Botton and Richard St John.

  Harris is both the owner and founder of a publishing company, “Serving The People Press LLC”. Its intention is to help people empower themselves financially and in many other area of their lives. I have written and published the first in a series of these books, called, “It's My Money & I Want It!”   David Couper is a career coach, consultant and writer who for the last twenty years has worked in Europe, Asia, and in the USA, with Senior Executives, Hollywood Insiders and with major organizations including the BBC, Fuji Television, Kaiser Permanente, Mattel, Sony, Ameritech.  t

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Does prayer change things? Does meditation? Should you ask for things or just be still? Here's an opportunity to discuss benefits of prayer versus meditation on Creative Spirit Radio. Join me and career coach and consultant David Couper author of "Outsiders On The Inside."  David specializes in helping people find their unique potential, transforming misfits at work into successful misfits with their dream careers. Also joining me will be author, orator and visionary Alexander Devereux, author of Gar Fish & Long Gravy. Devereux is the spiritual director and founder of Enlightenment Chapel, Inc. See you Sunday at 4pm PST, come along for intelligent conversation about philosophy and function. Tune in - get inspired! Call in LIVE at 714-888-7422 or go to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/creativespiritradio. Please call in, we want to hear your voice!

Does prayer change things? Does meditation? Should you ask for things or just be still? Here's an opportunity to discuss benefits of prayer versus meditation on Creative Spirit Radio. Join me and career coach and consultant David Couper author of "Outsiders On The Inside."  David specializes in helping people find their unique potential, transforming misfits at work into successful misfits with their dream careers. Also joining me will be author, orator and visionary Alexander Devereux, author of Gar Fish & Long Gravy. Devereux is the spiritual director and founder of Enlightenment Chapel, Inc. See you Sunday at 4pm PST, come along for intelligent conversation about philosophy and function. Tune in - get inspired! Call in LIVE at 714-888-7422 or go to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/creativespiritradio. Please call in, we want to hear your voice!