Podcast appearances and mentions of david crisp

January 26, 2025 Rev. David Crisp

June 16, 2024 Rev. David Crisp

In this episode, David and I discuss his salvation story, call to ministry, the mentors who impacted his life at an early age, and the miracles of divine healing and provision God has displayed in his life.Quotes for Notes:“Joy is able to rise above the circumstances and still have the peace of God reign in your heart and life.”“The thing the Lord has taught me, there is no better time to start thanking Him for the victory or coming out on the other side, than right in the middle of the trial.”“Joy causes us to be able to rise above or soar above the circumstances. Whatever you're going through doesn't dictate what your life is going to be like. It's what the Word declares is what my life is going to be like and what my God is able to do.”

In the first hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain talk about the Mariners losing a series in Boston and the lack of hitting success, go over a thread of tweets from former Dawgs basketball guard David Crisp, then react to clips from the recent days in Fun with Audio.

We had David Crisp's wife on last week. BA Crisp. And I have to tell you how we met because it's extraordinary. David wrote me an email sharing with me how wonderful is wife is, how she has survived more things than most of us go through in a lifetime, and how she is now a published author. Would I consider having her on as a guest? The letter contained exactly the things I love: it was authentic, transparent and vulnerable. Of course I said yes.When I asked David to be a guest, he was hesitant. He explained he is about being the support behind the scenes. As I see it, everyone has a story, and I already was grateful for his. The love he has for his wife. Then the email she got circled in on, and the effusive appreciation she had for him reaching out to me. Truly a beautiful thing. I'm so glad I got a peek into the love they have for each other. Isn't that what it's all about?Thank you for being a part of the UY conversation.The Unabashed You website has a page for each guest of photos, quotes and a blog with embedded audio at unabashedyou.com. You can find the show on other podcast platforms. Want to lend your support and encouragement? We invite you to follow, rate, review and share.Social media (direct links):FacebookInstagramIf you have questions or comments email us at: unabashedyou@gmail.com.We build upon on website visits, social media and word of mouth to share these episodes. We appreciate growth knowing these conversations help you think, celebrate who you are, and move you in some way.So be encouraged and continue to listen, read and be inspired.

9/3/22- A return to The CrawsOver with Gareth Couch, Derek Brown, Terrell Brown, David Crisp, Fuquan Niles, Colin Barrett, Kadeem Stewart and Katie Fiso. The Jeremy Mills Podcast Episode #373 https://linktr.ee/jeremyjoemills Theme Song: Jeremy Mills Podcast - Don Dishes & M3_Beats

“Particularly in the medical profession, sometimes the answer is to want to physically do something, to fix something, to want to make something better. It's not meant in a negative way, but sometimes the answer is to stand back, give it a couple of minutes, and see what happens. If they calm down on their own, they don't need medication,” says David Crisp. Davis joins this episode to discuss autism-specific training for frontline staff in the health and social care sectors. He also talks about over 109 trainings that he has completed in learning to support other autistic people. To learn more about David and Wired 4 Autism visit https://wired4autism.co.uk. To updated on the latest Autism Stories episode by subscribing on your favorite podcast listening platform. If you could give us a positive rating and review on your favorite listening platform we would really appreciate that. If you are looking for extraordinary support support to live self-sufficient and purpose-driven lives through customized coaching then visit https://www.autismpersonalcoach.com. If you would be interested in being interviewed on Autism Stories or would like to be a sponsor send an email to doug.blecher@autismpersonalcoach.com.

David Crisp, 55 Jahre, kommt aus einer kleinen Stadt in der Mitte Englands, Northhamptomshire, und wurde Anfang seiner 40er als jemand diagnostiziert, der auf dem Autismus-Spektrum unterwegs ist, sogenannter Asperger-Autist. Das kam über Umwegen, weil seiner Tochter diese Diagnose erhielt und sehr froh darüber war, denn vorher gab es alle möglichen nicht-zutreffenden Diagnosen und für seine Tochter war das sehr niederdrückend. Im Gespräch mit Coach und Autorin Christiane K. Wirtz räumt er mit ein paar ziemlich dämlichen allgemeinen Annahmen über Menschen aus dem Autismus-Spektrum auf, unter anderem, sie verfügten nicht über Empathie. Im Gegenteil: sie sorgen sich mehr um ihre Mitmenschen, den Zustand des Planeten, Ungerechtigkeiten und idiotische Nationalismen angesichts der vielen Herausforderungen, die uns bevorstehen.

In the first episode of our two-part series, we learned how NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory made it to space despite overwhelming odds from David Crisp, the mission's principal investigator.Today, we released the sequel, where we explore the science of carbon dioxide remote sensing, and how the data collected by the OCO missions 2 and 3 can be used to address the climate crisis.Dr. David Crisp returns, and with Dr. Annmarie Eldering, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Project Scientist for the OCO-3 mission, explains what we have learned so far from the Orbiting Carbon Observatory missions.

On the 24th of February, 2009, David Crisp was in the control center at Vandenberg Air Force base counting down the seconds for the Orbiting Carbon Observatory to launch.It was a project he had led for a decade - and it was the first NASA mission that would measure atmospheric carbon dioxide from space.Hundreds of millions of dollars and years of work had gone into that moment, but David and his team had yet to face their greatest challenge...This week, Climate Now is releasing a two-part series on NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) missions, including the saga of its multi-decadal journey to completion and the impact it could have on the fight to end climate change.David Crisp, Senior Research Scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, shares his experience as the Principal Investigator for the OCO missions with Climate Now in this episode.

Noah Dickerson, David Crisp, and Matisse Thybulle share about their experience of returning Washington under Coach Hopkins. Their efforts got the program back to national relevance by getting the Huskies back to the tournament and cementing their legacies as legends.

Noah Dickerson, David Crisp, and Matisse Thybulle talk about their first two years in the Washington program. There were major decisions that had to be made by all players between their freshman and sophomore years. The three also answer the question of when they felt a part of the Seattle basketball family.

This 3 part series will chronicle the Husky Men’s basketball program’s rise back to the tournament. The foundation of that rise was the seniors that stuck through some tough times at Hec Ed. Part 1 Noah Dickerson and David Crisp talk about their recruitment and that first summer as they transition from high school to college basketball.

Gavin interviews David Crisp, CEO of Boadicea the Victorious Luxury Perfume Brand discussing the journey of challenges and achievements that have resulted in the brand being one of the top 3 independent brands in the world. The worldwide perfume market is worth 48 million dollars and 25% of the market is in the 7 countries of the gulf, a territory where David’s expertise and experience have successfully built the brand. Hear about the journey and his top 3 tips for success in this fascinating podcast.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Having worked on restructuring and turning around a number of businesses I started to look for a business that I could invest in and develop. What grabbed your attention about the company, Boadicea the Victorious? I liked the shape and look of the bottle. Significantly it had gone bust, was trading in administration and despite this Harrods and Selfridges were still buying it, proving the demand for the product. Was there a ‘what have I done’ moment? We bought a business that had gone bust and owed a significant amount to its suppliers. I made deals for continued supply based on the bills initially being paid prior to shipping to demonstrate our commitment. Were you concerned about your personal credibility in the beginning? My credibility was only on my own shoulders and at the start, I didn’t know where the business sat in the market. I found that being honest with people and delivering what you said you were going to deliver earnt peoples trust. When was your first step into international sales? We initially signed an international distribution agreement that gave them most of the world. We re-negotiated in the following 2 years which resulted in us having ten countries to work in. We have worked to make those countries very strong. What’s your view on being lucky in business? I sincerely believe luck is a part of any business, you can have good luck or bad luck, but the luck is what you make i.t Everyone has the ability to have luck, but you can influence it becoming luckier by meeting more people and being in more places, but you have to recognise when that luck comes and stares you in the face. How do you talk to strangers? I have no fear of speaking to anyone along the way because I have a powerful story, a story that people like to hear. If you get to know people in a social setting they always want to help you there is a  ‘can do’ attitude. I absolutely love my journey; I get up every day with a smile on my face because even though there may be some difficulties to overcome most of it is going to be fun and joyful.   BEST MOMENTS ‘Harrods is my marketing department’ ‘I know my industry really well and what my competitors are doing’ ‘I will role-play it, over and over in my mind, until I overcome it’ ‘If I don’t learn something new I have had a boring day’ ‘I have an interest in my people and building them and taking them as far as they want to go and think they can go’   VALUABLE RESOURCES The Business Mastermind Podcast  https://www.boadiceaperfume.com/ David Crisp LinkedIn   ABOUT THE HOST Gavin Preston Gavin is an inspirational Speaker, Business Strategist, Business Growth Mentor, Trainer and high-performance Coach.  He works with Business Owners and Entrepreneurs and has a strong track record in creating creative strategies to accelerate the growth of their business. He has helped hundreds of SME business owners and leaders improve their performance and that of their business and a comparable number of executives and employees in blue-chip corporates over the last 20 years. Gavin’s energetic, insightful and yet down to earth and practical talks, workshops and coaching is in demand with high growth business between £250,000 and £30 million revenue and with multi-national organisations at all levels from Board to frontline Managers. He is an expert in Business Growth Strategies, Peak Performance Mindset, Persuasion & Engagement, Marketing, Productivity, Leadership Development, Team Development & Motivation, Leading Change, Stakeholder Management, Personal Effectiveness and Behavioural Change.   CONTACT METHOD Gavin Preston Website Gavin Preston LinkedIn Gavin Preston YouTube Gavin Preston Facebook Gavin Preston Twitter

7/15/2019- The Worldwide Invitational was held in Las Vegas, Nevada from July 11th-13th. Coaches, agents, scouts, & players all gathered on the campus of UNLV to find out who was most deserving of an international contract. Hear from Rostislav Vergun, Dimitis Menoudakos, BJ Bass, David Crisp, Noah Dickerson, Adhmad Rorie, Tanner Omlid, Robert Upshaw, & Alvin Snow. To finish, Jazmine & Jeremy recap the trip outside of basketball. The Jeremy Mills Podcast Episode #118 Website: www.jeremymillspodcast.com; Twitter: @jeremyjoemills; Facebook: www.facebook.com/jeremymillspodcast; Subscribe, rate, & review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & YouTube; Email: jeremymillspodcast@gmail.com Shoutout to M3_Beats for providing the official soundtrack of The Jeremy Mills Podcast.

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters - got together during Day One of The Crawsover, the pro-am summer league hosted by Jamal Crawford at Seattle Pacific University, to catch up on a very busy week at the University of Washington. On Tuesday the media got a sneak peek of UW's new adidas football uniforms, so there was plenty to talk about there. But first, Grinolds and Fetters recapped what they saw at The Crawsover...or more to the point, WHO they saw. And there were a lot of past and present Huskies playing, including Spencer Hawes, David Crisp, Dominic Green, Nahziah Carter, Elijah Hardy, Isaiah Stewart, and Jaden McDaniels. After the basketball talk, it was time to talk about Washington's newest football commit for the 2020 recruiting class, Mater Dei OL Myles Murao, a big get for the Huskies in more ways than one. And then Grinolds puts Fetters on the spot to get his opinion on top 2020 local recruit Sav'ell Smalls and whether or not Smalls' recent Instagram post including UW back on his top list of schools means anything for UW going forward. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Softy and Dick continue their live broadcast from Radio Row in Minneapolis. They're joined this hour by Jim Jackson, who discusses the possible impact of the one-and-done rule going away, player compensation, and more. Clark Kellogg stops by to talk all things college basketball. An e-mailer named "Bruce" has one of the most ridiculous takes ever on Russell Wilson, Pete Carroll and quarterbacks. Maybe people should think before they type. The pride of Rainier Beach, Nate Robinson finishes off the show discussing his coaching the College All Star game against Jason Terry, his time at UW, David Crisp, and more.

Softy and Dick continue their live broadcast from Radio Row in Minneapolis. They're joined this hour by Jim Jackson, who discusses the possible impact of the one-and-done rule going away, player compensation, and more. Clark Kellogg stops by to talk all things college basketball. An e-mailer named "Bruce" has one of the most ridiculous takes ever on Russell Wilson, Pete Carroll and quarterbacks. Maybe people should think before they type. The pride of Rainier Beach, Nate Robinson finishes off the show discussing his coaching the College All Star game against Jason Terry, his time at UW, David Crisp, and more.

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Topics include: Are we actually good? David Crisp haters The funny 2015 class Thybulle's roof-raising Top 10 Dawgs of the Romar-and-later era Dream tourney matchups

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Husky assistant basketball coach Will Conroy analyzes last nights game against USC, assesses David Crisp so far this season, discusses Mike Hopkins' recruiting impact, and more. Hugh Millen makes the case for Hawks fans rooting for New England, reacts to Roger Goodell's press conference, and puts himself in the shoes of Belichick and McVay. Lee Sterling makes picks for the Super Bowl: props, total, and against-the-spread.

Husky assistant basketball coach Will Conroy analyzes last nights game against USC, assesses David Crisp so far this season, discusses Mike Hopkins' recruiting impact, and more. Hugh Millen makes the case for Hawks fans rooting for New England, reacts to Roger Goodell's press conference, and puts himself in the shoes of Belichick and McVay. Lee Sterling makes picks for the Super Bowl: props, total, and against-the-spread.

Tony Castricone talks with Washington softball senior Brittany Werre and men's basketball senior David Crisp in the 15th episode of the GoHuskies Podcast.

Washington men's basketball senior David Crisp talks about his appreciation for the Dawg Pack and how much it means to have Alaska Airlines Arena at Hec Ed Pavilion energized.

The Chiefs will host a conference championship for the first time in their history. Soren Petro of 810 WHB talks about the success of Patrick Mahomes and company. Softy and Dick look ahead to this weekend's games, and a glimpse at who they think will make the Super Bowl. Dick isn't exactly impressed with Goff. The Dawgs took two in a row on the road against Utah and Colorado. David Crisp talks about what's working for him and for the team this season.

The Chiefs will host a conference championship for the first time in their history. Soren Petro of 810 WHB talks about the success of Patrick Mahomes and company. Softy and Dick look ahead to this weekend's games, and a glimpse at who they think will make the Super Bowl. Dick isn't exactly impressed with Goff. The Dawgs took two in a row on the road against Utah and Colorado. David Crisp talks about what's working for him and for the team this season.

8/2/18-Live from Week 3 of The CrawsOver. Nahziah Carter, David Crisp, & Noah Dickerson of the University of Washington men's basketball team joined me to talk about what they are working on in the summer and the upcoming season and what they expect to accomplish. Subscribe so you don't miss an episode- you never know who will show up next! Intro beat is Japan ft Ray Kincaid- Jaykin via BeatzEra YT Website: www.jeremymillspodcast.com; Twitter: @jeremyjoemills; Facebook: www.facebook.com/jeremymillspodcast; Email: jeremymillspodcast@gmail.com