Podcast appearances and mentions of david fields

In this fiery love story set in equatorial Africa, Peace Corps volunteer David Fields in on mission: to build a medical dispensary in a remote village where he seldom has his bearings and must fight a cocktail of tropical maladies and cultural taboos. He throws himself into work, which he's deliciously distracted from in his pursuit of a gorgeous African lady. In her vitality, Assam rocks with the energy of a dozen women and bye and bye David becomes the hunter captured by the game. And what a rollicking game of love it is with delicious “distractions” keeping the reader spellbound. With its hunting ventures into rainforest and original Bantu folktales recounted fireside, this is a novel that, in its haunting end, will strum elegiacally at your heartstrings. Resonating with Nabokov's truism, “The finest art is not simple and sincere but rather complex and deceitful.” Think of the Mona Lisa's smile. Think of Water Drumming in the Soul ... Your soul.

Sarah Mellors Rodriguez, then Associate Professor of History at Missouri State University, joined David Fields, CEAS Associate Director, for a discussion on reproductive policies in the PRC. She shared the genesis of her first book, Reproductive Realities in Modern China: Birth Control and Abortion, 1911-2021 (Cambridge University Press, 2023) and explored the uneven trajectory of abortion from a banned practice to a staple reproductive healthcare service in China today. Listen to the full episode for a sneak peek of her current project and insights into conducting research in China! Check out Rodriguez's earlier episode with the East Asia Now podcast from 2018: https://soundcloud.com/eastasianow/sarah-mellors-on-birth-control-in-china This episode was edited and mastered by Nate Gass.

You may know Joel McHale from his star turns on beloved shows like Community, The Soup, or Animal Control, his standup special Live From Pyongyang, or as host of House of Villains and Crime Scene Kitchen. Chefs know him from their nightmares — or rather as the menacing chef David Fields on The Bear. He's also a very talented cook, especially in the realm of meat. McHale joined Tinfoil Swans to talk about working at a coffee stand in his teens, crappy tippers, what he thinks about men who don't do their part in the kitchen, why Robert Smith of The Cure is a genius, and what a joy it was to terrorize Carmy on The Bear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Subscribe to Bad Faith on Patreon to instantly unlock our full premium episode library: http://patreon.com/badfaithpodcast Political economist David Fields joins Bad Faith for a conversation that goes beyond housing policy to unpack the very roots of why the Democratic Party seems unable to provide basic improvements for working people -- even when they're in power. He clarifies the YIMBY vs. NIMBY debate, how YIMBYism has been appropriated by corporate developers, and how false economic narratives (e.g. the supply/demand curve) have been weaponized to justify real-estate lobby-approved solutions to the housing crisis. Subscribe to Bad Faith on YouTube for video of this episode. Find Bad Faith on Twitter (@badfaithpod) and Instagram (@badfaithpod). Produced by Armand Aviram. Theme by Nick Thorburn (@nickfromislands).

If NIMBY is the classist rejection of affordable housing ("Not in my back yard”), then YIMBY is sold as the progressive counter to it: “Yes, in my back yard; because I believe affordable housing should be widely available, even in my own neighborhood.” But of course, housing development has nothing to do with the needs of the poor or the working class. It has nothing to do with the public purpose. Steve's guest, political economist David Fields, explains: “YIMBY is yes to housing in my backyard, but housing for developers to extract profit from land value. So build as much as possible within a given area and, in the end, extract as much as possible through rent extraction and land value appreciation. It's not, in my view, yes to actual affordable housing in my backyard to house working class folks. No, it's yes to luxury skyscrapers, luxury this, luxury that. Build as cheaply as possible for vested interests to maximize gain.” YIMBY's want us to believe that sheer quantity will bring prices down, because that's how the market works. Those who object are accused of NIMBYism. In addition, “They're economically illiterate, they're economically stupid, they don't know, they don't pay attention, and they're not letting the magic do its magic. Which, anybody who knows a modicum of economics and knows that supply and demand is institutionally configurated - not natural - should be flabbergasted and say, how did this get to be so popular, so celebrated? Well, there are vested interests involved.” The episode explores the misleading narratives of YIMBYism and compares the market-driven approach to housing to trickle-down economics, emphasizing the constructed scarcity and profit motives behind urban planning. David points out the misuse of economic models like the Marshallian Cross, highlighting flaws in the market logic often used to justify YIMBY policies. David and Steve talk about the broader neoliberal agenda of privatization and deregulation, and its stranglehold on government policies. Awareness and organization are needed to combat systemic class inequality in housing and beyond. David Fields is from a critical realist and genetic structuralist ontology and epistemology. His work centers on the intricacies concerning the interactions of foreign exchanges and capital flows, with economic growth, fiscal and monetary policy and distribution, whereby critical attention is paid to the notion of endogenous money. He also delves into the political economy of regional development to study patterns with respect to the nature of housing, social stratification, and community planning. @ProfDavidFields on Twitter

A recent undergraduate research project used satellite imagery to analyze the number of cars on the streets of North Korea's second-biggest city, and uncovered some surprising results. Historian David Fields joins the podcast to discuss what the data reveals about infrastructure upgrades and vehicle use in the DPRK, as well as to discuss his book on Syngman Rhee and what he learned from reading decades of the first South Korean president's diaries. David Fields is the associate director of the Center for East Asian Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Fields earned his PhD in history at the same University, specializing in U.S.-Korean relations. He is the author of “Foreign Friends: Syngman Rhee, American Exceptionalism, and the Division of Korea,” and the editor of “The Diary of Syngman Rhee” and “Divided America, Divided Korea: The U.S. and Korea During and After the Trump Years.” About the podcast: The North Korea News Podcast is a weekly podcast hosted by Jacco Zwetsloot exclusively for NK News, covering all things DPRK — from news to extended interviews with leading experts and analysts in the field, along with insight from our very own journalists.

Today's Guests: My good buddy David Fields joins me in studio and we talk about our successful Pronghorn hunt in Montana. We had a great hunt with Crow Scout Outfitters. Call Barry “Whitman”, if you are interested in a Pronghorn, Black Bear or Turkey hunt. I highly recommend them. Then we have a couple more... READ MORE

(00:00) Intro(02:03) La classifica delle varie stagioni di The Bear(08:22) Qual è il problema di questa 3° stagione (con spoiler)?(14:48) È un problema se si comincia ad odiare Carmy?(20:57) Il confronto tra Carmy e David Fields(25:54) "Momento pendolino" sulla 4° stagione(29:00) Josh Hartnett: lo scopatore di mogli altrui(32:11) Easter egg sul marito di Tina

Show Notes: In this episode of Unleashed, Will Bachman discusses cold outreach with David Fields. David advises that cold outreach is a last resort tactic and should not be included in the mix of marketing strategies. Instead, he suggests that consulting firms should focus on the five marketing musts to build their network. Why Cold Outreach is Inefficient David emphasizes that cold outreach is remarkably inefficient for most consultants, as it is often slow to close and has a long sales cycle. He suggests that firms should experiment with cold outreach to find the best approach based on client feedback and experience. David also shares some historical insights about cold outreach. Cold outreach tends to respond better when closer to product sales when hardcore selling messages works better. David states that, when selling expertise and experience which is trust driven, cold outreach doesn't work well.   The Aggressive Reframe Approach Aggressive reframe, which involves asking for something rather than just asking for it, can also work well for cold outreach. David suggests that most consulting firms think they should differentiate versus competition, but this is not how they win business. David explains what the aggressive reframe approach is and how it works for consultants. The 111 Messaging Effective Outreach Technique  David discusses the effectiveness of 111 messaging, a technique developed for cool contacts in your network core. This approach is particularly effective for cold outreach on LinkedIn, as it requires some modifications. He explains that 111 messaging is a way to construct messages to people, focusing on the other person and their needs. It is a right-side-up email, one line, and one question that must be easy to answer. The 111 approach is designed for cold outreach and works well on LinkedIn. The message should be one-sided, one-line, and asks one simple question. The message should be short and simple, and the recipient should be able to answer the question easily. David shares the response rate from this technique, which is better than any other engagement technique, and offers examples of simple questions to ask.  How to Use Cold Outreach Effectively David Fields discusses using cold outreach correctly  in acquiring clients. He believes that it is not efficient enough to get leads, as it requires a long sales cycle and a high close rate. To do cold outreach correctly, he suggests viewing it as the first step in a three-year process of winning clients and think of it as an investment in gaining future clients. David shares his tips on how to engage someone connected through LinkedIn who may be a potential client. The best practices in messaging are discussed, including keeping messages short to the point and focused on a topic that meets the needs or interests of the recipient. David also shares a story about using focus groups and how companies can be encouraged to launch products that nobody wants. He talks about  the Ben Franklin approach, which involves asking for a small favor instead of trying to give a favor, such as asking for help on articles, webinars, research, podcasts, or other activities. How to Use Content as Lead Magnets The conversation turns to the concept of lead magnets, which is content that people can download and engage with on social media. David offers the example of his two published books which have generated millions of dollars in business. He believes that a book is a lead magnet, but it is not free on the website. He suggests that the best way to convert people who consume content into clients is by creating an opportunity for them to join in and engage in conversation. It is suggested that, instead of just putting content out there, it is important to create engagement and opportunities for people to join in and interact with the content.  It is recommended that, if someone comments or downloads a piece, there are steps that need to be taken to reach out to that person.  Higher engagement approaches, webinars, and podcasts that generate a conversation have been more successful than just putting content and lead magnets out there. David discusses the importance of making it easy for people to reach out to a firm. He believes that longevity and having published around 500 articles in addition to books contribute to this success. He also mentions that they do not engage with their tribe members, but rather let them know about the boutique consulting Forum and he discusses models for engaging with tribe members. Timestamps: 04:55: Cold outreach techniques, including Ben Franklin approach and 111 messaging 10:03 Using 111 outreach for consulting firms to re engage with leads 17:16 LinkedIn outreach strategies for connecting with potential clients 20:37: Lead magnets, cold outreach, and converting blog subscribers to clients 26:35: Creating opportunities for conversation in content marketing 32:24: Cold outreach effectiveness with client success stories Links: Sales Benchmarks: https://www.davidafields.com/important-sales-benchmark-for-your-consulting-firm/ Website: www.davidafields.com.  Unleashed is produced by Umbrex, which has a mission of connecting independent management consultants with one another, creating opportunities for members to meet, build relationships, and share lessons learned. Learn more at www.umbrex.com.

On March 12, 2004, South Korea's then President Roh Moo-hyun was impeached, a historic first for the Republic. Written by David Fields and Jinwan Park. Narration by Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle. Video and textual versions of this podcast are available at https://origins.osu.edu/read/impeachment-roh-moo-hyun-and-patterns-south-korean-politics. Production by Katherine Weiss, Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle, and Laura Seeger. This is a production of Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective at the Goldberg Center in the Department of History at The Ohio State University and the Department of History at Miami University. Be sure to subscribe to our channel to receive updates about our videos and podcasts. For more information about Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective, please visit origins.osu.edu.

The Conversation Genome Project by Afterparty represents an evolution of subnet planning, design and execution. With months on testnet under their belt, a capable and experienced team leading their development and a revolutionary approach to incentivizing intelligence, David Fields and team are poised to democratize access to personalized AI using Bittensor.  https://conversations.xyz https://twitter.com/conversationgen https://twitter.com/DavFields https://github.com/afterpartyai/bittensor-conversation-genome-project https://taostats.io/validators/bittensor-guru-podcast/ https://bittensor.guru  

Don McDowell is joined today by David Fields along with Chris Rich and Commissioner James Gougnhour.

David Fields talks to Steve about “Economists for Palestine,” the statement released by the Union for Radical Political Economics (URPE). They emphasize economists' responsibility to take a stand against the genocide being perpetrated against the Palestinians. They look at the connection between Zionism and the global capitalist system, debunking misinformation while highlighting the difference between antisemitism and anti-Zionism.We at Macro N Cheese urge our listeners to circulate the statement. https://urpe.org/2023/11/08/economists-for-palestine/Economists for PalestineWe stand in unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian people. Since October 7th, 2023, over two million people have faced a brutal onslaught by the Israeli military and state. They have been forced to flee with nowhere to go as homes, shelters, evacuation routes, border crossings, hospitals, places of worship and entire neighborhoods have been bombed.We mourn civilian deaths in both Israel and Palestine. Israel's retaliation for the October 7th incursion continues, however, and over 9,000 Palestinians have been killed in the ongoing assault so far. More than 8,000 people have been killed in three weeks in Palestine. The estimated number of children among the casualties is over 3,000 and UNICEF estimates that about 420 children have been killed or wounded daily. Even reporters have been threatened with violence or killed.Since the Nakba 75 years ago, the Palestinian people have endured profound suffering, forced displacement, and a brutal 16-year-long inhumane siege and blockade in Gaza. Human rights organizations have characterized Gaza as ‘the largest open-air prison'.We also condemn the role of the U.S. state in supporting the ongoing siege in Palestine, its support for the horrors inflicted on Gaza, and its refusal to support a humanitarian ceasefire. It is imperative that we do not turn our backs on the devastating impact of this violence on people's lives. The fight for Palestinian liberation and a fair, enduring peace in the region is intricately linked with the liberation and resistance efforts spearheaded by indigenous, colonized, and oppressed communities historically and worldwide.We stand in support of efforts by the Palestinian people to sustain themselves economically through control over their land and their labor. We stand in solidarity with the anti-Zionist Jewish communities that have been raising their voices against the carpet bombing of Gaza, for the liberation of the Palestinian people, and who are working for a just, equitable, and durable peace.We urgently call for:1. An immediate ceasefire2. Immediate restoration of food, fuel, water, and electricity to the Gaza Strip3. Cessation of all settlement activity and disarmament of all settlers4. Immediate delivery of humanitarian aid on the scale required5. Respect towards the Geneva Conventions by all parties concerned6. An end to apartheid and strident moves toward a democratic future for all people regardless of race, religion, gender identity and nationalityIn addition, we strongly uphold the principle of academic freedom, especially in light of the

Welcome to a captivating conversation with David Fields. David is does similar work to me, but on the other side of the Atlantic. Ever wondered how small consulting firms manage to compete in an oversaturated market? David offers his perspective on the role of marketing and the power of referrals, inviting us to question our own strategies. Finding effective differentiation in the sea of sameness, they say, comes down more to reliability and credibility than standing out. We chat about Artificial Intelligence and its potential impact on the industry. AI's ability to enhance solutions, streamline operations, revolutionize communication, and even manage information storage and dissemination might just be the game-changer we're all waiting for. But what if AI could also create custom bots for clients (it can now!) and play devil's advocate?Finally, we dive deep into the art of building a consulting firm for not just short-term wins but long-term success. The secret lies in creating a culture that's satisfying and profitable for everyone, from the owners to the partners. David illuminates the nuanced difference between a firm built to last and one polished for sale, sparking a thought-provoking conversation about the balancing act of competing in two markets - clients and employees. This is a critical examination of the consulting industry that you won't want to miss. Tune in to gain valuable insights from two seasoned professionals.Prof. Joe O'Mahoney helps boutique consultancies scale and exit. Joe's research, writing, speaking and insights can be found at www.joeomahoney.com

In this episode, Jean-François di Meglio, the President of Asia Centre, discussed EU-China relations and his professional experiences in international finance with David Fields, CEAS Associate Director. Asia Centre is a Paris-based independent research institute which focuses on international and economic relations with countries in the Asia Pacific region, as well as the area's sociopolitical developments. He offered an overview of the European approach to China, which is both similar and different to the US approach, and the ways it needs to adapt to preserve the interests of all parties and reduce conflict. Head to www.asiacentre.eu for a deeper dive into related topics, as well as information on an upcoming podcast and other projects.

Kaiser Kuo, the host of the Sinica Podcast, sat down with CEAS's David Fields during his visit to the UW campus. He discussed how he became interested in the political climate surrounding US & China relations, what drew him away from graduate school, and how his personal history influenced his desire to shed a light on information coming out of China. He asks that the listeners be cautious of anyone who calls themselves and "China expert" and that rather than the highly polarized viewpoints, consider things from multiple angles. Kaiser also recommends the best episodes from the Sinica backlog to get an newly interested party started.

Today's Guests: Our great friend Will Marquardt, Owner of Davis Tent will fill in the Co-Host chair of today's show and fills us in on some great new products from Davis Tent. Then Dan Gates with Coloradans For Responsible Wildlife Management joins us to talk about recent Commission Meetings and the upcoming Outdoorsman Days Aug... READ MORE

Control, purpose and duty- when internal goals exceed external appearanceHow being vulnerable and sharing your story can be the most impactful thing you can do to bring about changeAre conquests the definition of success and manhood?Operating within God's rhythm, His order, will make your life betterThe roles of culture and getting farther away from the roles God's created us for.  Where are you comfortable and how can you put yourself in a position to get uncomfortable so you can grow.Confidence is an essential step in any man's growth journeyThe problem is men need to get their life in order internally before they can contribute to the bigger problems of the world as a whole.Pain and suffering is part of being a man. Struggle is necessary to be a good man.When older, mature men of God pour into the lives on younger men and mentor them, we begin to change lives.Dating your wife and listening to her really does make the biggest difference When a man begins to grow spiritually and seek God, it changes the woman and the entire familyMen, we don't need to "fix it" we need to let our wives know they are heard and understood.Connect with us to get more Turned Onwww.turnedon.comFollow on IG @angelikenorrie and @davidnorrie.turnedonOfficial FB Community Page https://www.facebook.com/TurnedOnCommunity

Austerity is a potent weapon of class warfare. Political economist David Fields talks with Steve about the ways austerity serves to discipline labor, as it has been doing since the Bolshevik revolution. They touch on the reasons capitalism cannot risk full employment, as explained by both Karl Marx and Michal Kalecki.David wants people to read Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations or The Theory of Moral Sentiments. Even Smith, the father of the “invisible hand,” said government is instituted for the security of property — for the rich against the poor.The discussion touches on the current inflation, comparing the true causes to the mainstream narrative.“There's been a very coordinated, calculated campaign with well-known economists. Call it neoliberalism. Call it what you want, financialization... The concepts, terms, economic principles that we take for granted are not value-neutral.”We are embedded in a system of winners and losers and we're meant to believe there's no other way. Workers must be prevented from understanding the trifecta of austerity – fiscal, monetary, and industrial.Bio: David M. Fields, Political Economist, Utah. From a critical realist & genetic structuralist ontology & epistemology, David's scholarly work centers on the intricacies concerning the interactions of foreign exchange & capital flows with economic growth, fiscal & monetary policy, and distribution, whereby attention is paid to the nature of money and international political economy. He has published in the following journals: Review of International Political Economy, Review of Political Economy, American Review of Political Economy, the Review of Keynesian Economics, and the Review of Radical Political Economics. Additionally, he has provided book chapter contributions to The Encyclopedia of Post-Keynesian Economics, The Encyclopedia of Central Banking, and the Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Globalization. David received his graduate degree from the University of Utah; his bachelor's from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.@ProfDavidFields on Twitter

Show Notes: Unleashed has been running for six years and has 335,000 downloads. In episode 500 of the podcast, host and creator, Will Bachman wants to share three things: the deep personal history behind the podcast, what listeners can expect going forward, and the impact it has had on him.  An Interest in Journalism Will began his publishing adventures in junior high school when he started the Henry James Herald, a photocopied newspaper he sold or gave away in the lunchroom. He  tried to start an alternate to the school newspaper in high school when he found the school paper to be a little less interesting than what he thought it could be.  Despite not having the opportunity to pursue his initial dream of starting his own newspaper in high school,  his passion for journalism continued in college when he joined the Harvard Crimson. He became a photographer and learned how to develop film and print photographs, spending around 30-40 hours a week as a photo editor. He enjoyed this experience immensely, as it gave him a sense of being in the know and being able to see his photos in print.  From College to McKinsey Will discussed his experiences in college, the Navy, and business school related to publishing. During his time in the Navy as a communications officer, he created a bulletin designed to keep the crew informed during a tactical readiness exam. In business school he created an elaborate cheat sheet for his fellow classmates to use in their exams. One day when walking into the exam room, he was thrilled to see almost 80% of the room using his cheat sheet.  And later in his career at McKinsey, he had a dream of gathering together a collection of resources, but never had the time to execute it. At McKinsey, Will had the idea of getting the whole business analyst class together every Friday morning to share tips and tricks they had learned from their projects. The Birth of the Book After being an independent consultant for four years, Will had an idea to write a book about how to thrive as an independent consultant. This was the birth of a book called Unleashed where he could share his experiences as an independent consultant. He designed a cover for the book with a dog leash and a dog jumping off the page which eventually became the logo for the show. Looking back on his life, Will realized that he'd always wanted to talk to people and then share what he'd learned, and that is the purpose of the show: to share practical lessons learned so people can apply them in their professional lives. Timestamps: 05:26 Taking cheat sheets into Business school 07:26 The birth of an idea at McKinsey 09:21 The creation of the Unleashed logo 11:06 Interviews that address a specific need 12:47 What Will has learned from the podcasts 13:27 Authors interviewed 15:10 The importance of having a podcast 18:49 David Fields episodes  

Host Spencer Rascoff speaks to David Fields, founder and CEO of both Afterparty and Wander. Afterparty is looking to evolve the event-ticketing space with NFTs to assist creators, musicians and collectors. Previously, Fields worked at Disney and was part of the team that helped acquire Pixar. David was also formerly the head of acquisitions and investments for Disney CEO Michael Eisner's Investment group, The Tornante Company. Fields has a BA in Economics from Harvard.

A storm of unprecedented severity rage on in Louisville, Kentucky.  Dr. David Fields, professor at the local university, claims that the storm is more than just a natural disaster.

On this episode of the #Strategy and #Leadership Podcast, David Fields joins us to discuss some of his most important tips for customer development, the importance of framing a value-over-cost mindset, and the significance of putting your client first. David A. Fields worked in marketing for GlaxoSmithKline for nine years before joining a boutique consulting business as a partner. He later co-founded Ascendant Consulting, which specialized in assisting huge firms in entering new markets. He has also written two books on consulting. Check out David's website : www.davidafields.com.

Off the weekend PPV win by unbeaten lightweight Gervonta Davis by TKO over Rolly Romero Saturday night in Brooklyn, NY, host T.J. Rives and Dan Rafael, insider from Big Fightweekend.com are back to go over his victory and more on the "Fight Freaks Unite Recap" podcast. Davis was waiting for his opportunity and it finally came with a single shot in the sixth round on the loud, flamboyant Romero. What are Dan's thoughts on Davis' win and the ramifications of it. There's also discussion on whether referee David Fields was on the money with the stoppage or it came too soon?Plus, the guys discuss what will be his next bout and what are the chances that it will come against unbeaten lightweight contender Ryan Garcia later this year or early next year? The guys also recap the win by middleweight contender Erislandy Lara over veteran Spike O'Sullivan in the co-feature bout Saturday night at Barclay's Center. Lara used his superior power in his left to knockdown and eventually stop O'Sullivan in the 8th round to keep his 160 lb. title hopes in range. It's all part of the "Fight Freaks Unite Recap" podcast and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Off the weekend PPV win by unbeaten lightweight Gervonta Davis by TKO over Rolly Romero Saturday night in Brooklyn, NY, host T.J. Rives and Dan Rafael, insider from Big Fightweekend.com are back to go over his victory and more on the "Fight Freaks Unite Recap" podcast.Davis was waiting for his opportunity and it finally came with a single shot in the sixth round on the loud, flamboyant Romero. What are Dan's thoughts on Davis' win and the ramifications of it. There's also discussion on whether referee David Fields was on the money with the stoppage or it came too soon?Plus, the guys discuss what will be his next bout and what are the chances that it will come against unbeaten lightweight contender Ryan Garcia later this year or early next year?The guys also recap the win by middleweight contender Erislandy Lara over veteran Spike O'Sullivan in the co-feature bout Saturday night at Barclay's Center. Lara used his superior power in his left to knockdown and eventually stop O'Sullivan in the 8th round to keep his 160 lb. title hopes in range.It's all part of the "Fight Freaks Unite Recap" podcast and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our 36th episode features a fantastic interview with the City of Houston's Vision Zero team as they diligently work on roadway safety with a comprehensive team, great partnerships, data analysis, and continual improvements to major metropolitan roadways. Joining us as Sofia Font and David Fields with the City of Houston's Planning and Development Department. Thanks!

Solve problems for others. Run your own business as a consultant. Determine your own income limit. Study "The Irresistible Consultant's Guide to Winning More Clients" by David Fields. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/groundupbiz/support

Episodio 13 - Mates y Tequila‬ ‪1️⃣ #CaneloPlant‬ ‪Pelea táctica con desenlace fulminante para algunos, conspirativo para otros.‬ ‪2️⃣ Peleón entre Mikaela Mayer y Maiva Hamadouche que enaltece al boxeo femenino ‪3️⃣ ¿La categoría Welter hacia otra era de oro?‬ ‪Ademas: * Chon Zepeda vs Josue Vargas y una actuación muy precaria del árbitro David Fields. * El 20 de Noviembre se abren nuevamente las puertas del templo del boxeo en Argentina, vuelve el Luna Park. Con: Octavio Meyran, Marcelo González, Carlos Tisera, Juan Obregón y Leo Benatar

In this inaugural episode I speak with David Fields to discuss the triumphant character arc of his Hair, his gym secrets, why he loves his job, the mysterious origins of the Sugarloops Brigade, and Dave's thoughts on the current fantasy football season.

Dan talks with historian David Fields, associate director of the Center for East Asian Studies at UW-Madison. They discuss David's background and training and then dive into his 2019 book, Foreign Friends: Syngman Rhee, American Exceptionalism, and the Division of Korea (University Press of Kentucky). For more on David see his personal website, including his "epic rap battle" between Syngman Rhee, Harry Truman, and Joseph Stalin. For more on the digital teaching project David and Dan co-lead, see Voices & Visions. As always we invite you to leave us a rating on your favorite podcast app or send us a comment at podcast@slbrownfoundation.org. Credits: music by Micah Behr, audio engineering by Andy Johnson, graphic design by Madeline Ramsey.

May 26, 2021 | Episode 40 just Two Dads sit down the Executive Director of The Campbell Center, David Fields. David Fields was born and raised in Los Angeles. After graduating from U.C.L.A., he entered the teaching profession. After a brief stint in education, he worked for Xerox Corp for 25 years. While working for Xerox, David volunteered with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul holding various volunteer leadership positions. Given his corporate and volunteer management successes, David was offered the position of Executive Director of the Los Angeles Council of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. David's career with the Society spanned 10 years. His background provided the perfect skill set for his new career opportunity as Executive Director of The Campbell Center in Glendale, CA. David is married to his wife, Eleanor. They have two sons, Richard and Jeff, and 3 grandchildren, Ava age 7, Baron age 4 and Cali age 3. David's interests include gardening while listening to Jazz. Website: https://thecampbell.org/ — Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/just_two_dads/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/just-two-dads/id1535250142 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justtwodads Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wearejusttwodads #justTwoDads #SpecialNeedsParenting #TheCampbellCenter #UCLA

  David A.Fields is a consulting firm expert and author. He has helped hundreds of boutique and solo consulting firms grow, increase margins, and create lucrative, lifestyle-friendly businesses. This episode is taken from a session that David A. Fields led for the Umbrex and Veritux communities on how to craft your fishing line. Key points include: 06:06: The two-by-two grid 08:32: Solving precise problems 10:17: Mistakes in fishing lines 11:07: Generic problems, generic targets, conjunctions and comets  Sign up for David’s newsletter or order his book on www.DavidAFields.com. Unleashed is produced by Umbrex, which has a mission of connecting independent management consultants with one another, creating opportunities for members to meet, build relationships, and share lessons learned. Learn more at www.umbrex.com.

This episode covers the intersection of transportation and planning, creating robust and accessible transportation options for all residents, and the City's goals of creating safer roadways through the Vision Zero initiative.About David FieldsDavid Fields, AICP, the City of Houston's first Chief Transportation Planner believes a great community provides safe transportation choice for all. David is experienced planning and implementing multiple modes (walking, biking, heavy rail, light rail, on-street bus services, and TNC's); parking and curb management; and policy (transit-oriented development and transportation demand management); all based on meaningful community participation.David is currently working on the following City initiatives: converting the North Houston Highway Improvement Project into a project that supports the city's values and supports the local communities, Vision Zero so that travel by all modes is safe across city streets, and implementation of over 1,500 miles of high comfort bike lanes.

This episode covers the intersection of transportation and planning, creating robust and accessible transportation options for all residents, and the City's goals of creating safer roadways through the Vision Zero initiative.About David FieldsDavid Fields, AICP, the City of Houston's first Chief Transportation Planner believes a great community provides safe transportation choice for all. David is experienced planning and implementing multiple modes (walking, biking, heavy rail, light rail, on-street bus services, and TNC's); parking and curb management; and policy (transit-oriented development and transportation demand management); all based on meaningful community participation.David is currently working on the following City initiatives: converting the North Houston Highway Improvement Project into a project that supports the city's values and supports the local communities, Vision Zero so that travel by all modes is safe across city streets, and implementation of over 1,500 miles of high comfort bike lanes.

This episode covers the intersection of transportation and planning, creating robust and accessible transportation options for all residents, and the City's goals of creating safer roadways through the Vision Zero initiative.About David FieldsDavid Fields, AICP, the City of Houston's first Chief Transportation Planner believes a great community provides safe transportation choice for all. David is experienced planning and implementing multiple modes (walking, biking, heavy rail, light rail, on-street bus services, and TNC's); parking and curb management; and policy (transit-oriented development and transportation demand management); all based on meaningful community participation.David is currently working on the following City initiatives: converting the North Houston Highway Improvement Project into a project that supports the city's values and supports the local communities, Vision Zero so that travel by all modes is safe across city streets, and implementation of over 1,500 miles of high comfort bike lanes.

This episode covers the intersection of transportation and planning, creating robust and accessible transportation options for all residents, and the City’s goals of creating safer roadways through the Vision Zero initiative.About David FieldsDavid Fields, AICP, the City of Houston’s first Chief Transportation Planner believes a great community provides safe transportation choice for all. David is experienced planning and implementing multiple modes (walking, biking, heavy rail, light rail, on-street bus services, and TNC’s); parking and curb management; and policy (transit-oriented development and transportation demand management); all based on meaningful community participation.David is currently working on the following City initiatives: converting the North Houston Highway Improvement Project into a project that supports the city’s values and supports the local communities, Vision Zero so that travel by all modes is safe across city streets, and implementation of over 1,500 miles of high comfort bike lanes.

Join us as David tells the wild founding story of Wormtown Brewery when it was just Ben Roesch and Tom Oliveri and their humble beginnings at Peppercorns to one of the top Breweries in New England. Connect with David Fields and Wormtown Brewery:http://wormtownbrewery.com/https://wormtownbrewery.myshopify.com/https://www.facebook.com/wormtownbrewery/https://www.instagram.com/wormtownbrewery/Support The ShowIf you enjoy listening, the easiest way to show your support is by leaving us a review on  iTunes or Podchaser. You can also tell your family and friends about Founders Story wherever they listen to podcasts. Subscribe to Our Monthly NewsletterSubscribe here to receive notifications so you never miss a new episode. Plus, our newsletters feature exclusive behind-the-scenes bonus content and ways to connect with our guests. 

Ep.7 - Leading up to Mass Beer Week (a celebration of local craft beer, March 6-13), Food & Convo caught up with David Fields, owner and managing partner of Wormtown Brewery, on location of their 3rd taproom set to open on or around March 17th. As the brewery approaches its 11th year creating a superior class of craft beer, Dave talks about plans to expand their concept- getting into the spirits game, experimenting with different ingredients and partnering with local restaurants and chefs. A master of marketing (though he humbly credits the talent of his team), Dave talks about the DNA of the brand, the history of the moniker "Wormtown" and teaches Clyde a new word (Cicerone). Shout to Noah "Soggy" Sweat and his "if-by-whiskey" speech and the former Worcester IceCats.

As a former consultant himself, David Fields knows the risks of communities not aligning around clear goals and values before starting a project, a lesson he's bringing to his new role as Houston's first Chief Transportation Planner.

Looking at our world today can leave you feeling hopeless… so where can you find hope for the future?There’s so much out there to make us believe we live in hopeless times. But hope is out there. It really is. We just need to look harder to get past everything that’s happening to see it. For me and my guest, David Fields, our faith informs how we breakthrough to finding hope. And regardless of your faith, or non-faith, the same ideas that we go to for finding hope apply for just about anyone. And that hope lives in and around each one of us. It’s time to take a breath and dial into it.LinksVolunteerMatchBibleProjectSubmit Your Story Idea! This Episode Sponsored by: Theresa Springer, Movement Mortgage - Must Love Dogs NW – Nest Bedding Easy Breather Pillow

What's up everybody! We're back for another episode with our honorary co-host Rob from The Mass Brew Bros and Eco-Friendly Beer Drinker. This week we discuss and extrapolate on The Mass Brew Bros article "The Biggest and Fastest Growing Massachusetts's Breweries in 2019". Then we discuss is Massachusetts's the Best Beer State? with David Fields from Wormtown Brewery out in Worcester Ma.Please check out our friends the Mass Brew Bros Article on this subject as well!https://massbrewbros.com/why-not-us-the-case-for-massachusetts-as-the-best-beer-state-in-america/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jun 14, 2020, David Fields Fishing the Americas; Sandy at Hatteras Harbor; Capt Bill – San Diego & the Mallihini; Conservation: Doug Natl Park Spending; the Roadless Rule & the Great American Outdoors Act

Have you heard of the amazing shoe brand called Salming? They aren't quite as common in the US market, but an up and coming brand that has some amazing quality, comfort, and robust quality in a lightweight package. Ideal for trail and road runners. 

Today’s guest is David Fields, Co-founder & CEO of Wander, an innovative internet service provider startup. Prior to founding Wander, David spent much of his career in the investment and acquisition space. He worked with Michael Eisner and Bob Iger while at Disney and was the sole analyst on the Pixar acquisition. He spent 7 years as the Head of Acquisitions & Investments at The Tornante Company, a company started by Michael Eisner. On the show, we learn what insights he gained while having proximity to these business titans. He counts Eisner as a personal mentor and shares many valuable learnings he picked from him. David shares why he values intellectual curiosity, why Walt Disney valued creativity more than anything else, and why Michael Eisner believes great brands are like a pointillist painting.We also dive into his learnings as an entrepreneur, including where the most valuable feedback comes from, why putting money into something doesn’t correlate to the outcome, and why he believes it is better to be unique at something that to be the best at something.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=23010497)

Join us in today's episode while we reminisce on our past member, David Fields. We mention our new song that we're working on and we talk more about cops. The soundboard is back for some fun too. Be sure to subscribe to our Patreon for bonus content including, NSFW topics, freestyles, and everything that didn't make the cut. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/yogurtboys)

NEW YORK CITY (Dec. 14, 2019) — Egidijus "Mean Machine" Kavaliauskas was game, but pound-for-pound king Terence "Bud" Crawford was too much.Crawford (36-0, 27 KOs) defended his WBO welterweight world title, knocking down Kavaliauskas three times en route to a ninth-round TKO in front of 10,101 fans at Madison Square Garden.“I thought I had to entertain ya’ll for a little bit. He’s a strong fighter, durable, and I thought I’d give the crowd something to cheer for," Crawford said. “I wasn’t hurt at all. I got up and went straight to him. I wasn’t hurt by no means. I walked through everything he threw all night.“I’m not ducking anyone on the PBC side or Top Rank platform. I want to fight all the top guys.”Kavaliauskas (21-1-1, 17 KOs) had some success early, even buzzing Crawford in the third round with a near-knockdown. Crawford rebounded, reloaded and dominated per usual, cementing his status at the top of the welterweight and pound-for-pound heap.Teofimo Lopez Blows Out Richard CommeyA superstar was born.Teofimo Lopez (15-0, 12 KOs) blitzed Richard Commey (29-3, 26 KOs) in two rounds to win the IBF lightweight world title. Lopez knocked Commey down with a right hand in the second round and followed up with a savage combination that forced referee David Fields to stop the fight. Lopez made history in becoming the first boxer of Honduran descent to win a world title. He is now on track to challenge unified champion Vasiliy Lomachenko in a fight that would crown an undisputed champion in 2020.“I’m at a loss for words right now. This is a dream come true," Lopez said. "{Commey} is a bad man. His shot could’ve done the same to me if he hit me with that shot. “You all know who I want to fight next. 2020 is going to be a big year. ‘The Takeover’ has arrived, and you haven’t seen anything yet.”Said Lomachenko: “We want to ‘unificate’ all four titles. Now he’s a world champion and now he’s in position to fight me.”Conlan Wins Grudge MatchRevenge came for Michael “Mick” Conlan, but it was wasn’t easy. The pride of Belfast, Conlan earned a 10-round unanimous decision over Vladimir Nikitin to retain his WBO Intercontinental featherweight belt by scores of 100-90, 99-91 and 98-92. Conlan controlled the bout, but Nikitin had his moments and found a home for his overhand right. Nikitin (3-1, 0 KOs) was the beneficiary of a controversial decision over Conlan (13-0, 7 KOs) at the 2016 Rio Olympics, a decision that sparked an international firestorm and set up this highly anticipated grudge match.“It was a lot of pressure going into that fight, but it’s nice to get it done. I just needed to get that one back," Conlan said. “I needed to right this wrong. Full credit to Nikitin, who fought his heart out. There’s no bad blood. There never was. Now, we can put this chapter of my career behind me.”— This wasn't unlucky number 13. Super middleweight sensation Edgar "The Chosen One" Berlanga (13-0, 13 KOs) scored the 13th consecutive first-round knockout to begin his career, icing the normally durable Cesar Nunez (16-2-1, 8 KOs) in only 2:45. Berlanga notched a pair of knockdowns before the referee halted the bout.Berlanga said he came into the fight determined to keep his first-round knockout streak going in honor of his late cousin, Anthony Santana, who was murdered during training camp. "It feels amazing to be able to represent {Puerto Rico} on such a big and important stage as Madison Square Garden," Berlanga said. "My cousin was killed while I was preparing for this fight and that's why I wanted to dedicate this fight to him. I wanted to keep my first-round knockout streak going for him. I did it. I promise that for the next one I will go more rounds and I will be able to show all my skills. I'm not just a puncher."— Josue "The Prodigy" Vargas (16-1, 9 KOs), the Bronx product, put on a show in front of the home fans and bested former sparring partner Noel Murphy (14-2-1, 2 KOs) via unanimous decision (98-92 3X) to win the vacant IBF North American junior welterweight title. “What a blessing to fight in front of my home fans and put on a show for them and everyone watching on ESPN+," Vargas said. "The belt means the world to me. I know this isn’t a world title, but I am on my way. To be 21 years old and fight at The Garden is truly special.” — Super lightweight prospect Julian "Hammer Hands" Rodriguez (19-0, 12 KOs) cruised to an eight-round unanimous decision (80-71 2x and 79-72) over the game Manuel Mendez (16-7-3, 11 KOs), who was knocked down in the opening round.— Undefeated lightweight contender George "Ferocious" Kambosos Jr. (18-0, 10 KOs) took home the most significant win of his career, edging former world champion Mickey Bey (23-3-1, 11 KOs) via split decision.

NEW YORK CITY (Dec. 14, 2019) — Egidijus "Mean Machine" Kavaliauskas was game, but pound-for-pound king Terence "Bud" Crawford was too much.Crawford (36-0, 27 KOs) defended his WBO welterweight world title, knocking down Kavaliauskas three times en route to a ninth-round TKO in front of 10,101 fans at Madison Square Garden.“I thought I had to entertain ya’ll for a little bit. He’s a strong fighter, durable, and I thought I’d give the crowd something to cheer for," Crawford said. “I wasn’t hurt at all. I got up and went straight to him. I wasn’t hurt by no means. I walked through everything he threw all night.“I’m not ducking anyone on the PBC side or Top Rank platform. I want to fight all the top guys.”Kavaliauskas (21-1-1, 17 KOs) had some success early, even buzzing Crawford in the third round with a near-knockdown. Crawford rebounded, reloaded and dominated per usual, cementing his status at the top of the welterweight and pound-for-pound heap.Teofimo Lopez Blows Out Richard CommeyA superstar was born.Teofimo Lopez (15-0, 12 KOs) blitzed Richard Commey (29-3, 26 KOs) in two rounds to win the IBF lightweight world title. Lopez knocked Commey down with a right hand in the second round and followed up with a savage combination that forced referee David Fields to stop the fight. Lopez made history in becoming the first boxer of Honduran descent to win a world title. He is now on track to challenge unified champion Vasiliy Lomachenko in a fight that would crown an undisputed champion in 2020.“I’m at a loss for words right now. This is a dream come true," Lopez said. "{Commey} is a bad man. His shot could’ve done the same to me if he hit me with that shot. “You all know who I want to fight next. 2020 is going to be a big year. ‘The Takeover’ has arrived, and you haven’t seen anything yet.”Said Lomachenko: “We want to ‘unificate’ all four titles. Now he’s a world champion and now he’s in position to fight me.”Conlan Wins Grudge MatchRevenge came for Michael “Mick” Conlan, but it was wasn’t easy. The pride of Belfast, Conlan earned a 10-round unanimous decision over Vladimir Nikitin to retain his WBO Intercontinental featherweight belt by scores of 100-90, 99-91 and 98-92. Conlan controlled the bout, but Nikitin had his moments and found a home for his overhand right. Nikitin (3-1, 0 KOs) was the beneficiary of a controversial decision over Conlan (13-0, 7 KOs) at the 2016 Rio Olympics, a decision that sparked an international firestorm and set up this highly anticipated grudge match.“It was a lot of pressure going into that fight, but it’s nice to get it done. I just needed to get that one back," Conlan said. “I needed to right this wrong. Full credit to Nikitin, who fought his heart out. There’s no bad blood. There never was. Now, we can put this chapter of my career behind me.”— This wasn't unlucky number 13. Super middleweight sensation Edgar "The Chosen One" Berlanga (13-0, 13 KOs) scored the 13th consecutive first-round knockout to begin his career, icing the normally durable Cesar Nunez (16-2-1, 8 KOs) in only 2:45. Berlanga notched a pair of knockdowns before the referee halted the bout.Berlanga said he came into the fight determined to keep his first-round knockout streak going in honor of his late cousin, Anthony Santana, who was murdered during training camp. "It feels amazing to be able to represent {Puerto Rico} on such a big and important stage as Madison Square Garden," Berlanga said. "My cousin was killed while I was preparing for this fight and that's why I wanted to dedicate this fight to him. I wanted to keep my first-round knockout streak going for him. I did it. I promise that for the next one I will go more rounds and I will be able to show all my skills. I'm not just a puncher."— Josue "The Prodigy" Vargas (16-1, 9 KOs), the Bronx product, put on a show in front of the home fans and bested former sparring partner Noel Murphy (14-2-1, 2 KOs) via unanimous decision (98-92 3X) to win the vacant IBF North American junior welterweight title. “What a blessing to fight in front of my home fans and put on a show for them and everyone watching on ESPN+," Vargas said. "The belt means the world to me. I know this isn’t a world title, but I am on my way. To be 21 years old and fight at The Garden is truly special.” — Super lightweight prospect Julian "Hammer Hands" Rodriguez (19-0, 12 KOs) cruised to an eight-round unanimous decision (80-71 2x and 79-72) over the game Manuel Mendez (16-7-3, 11 KOs), who was knocked down in the opening round.— Undefeated lightweight contender George "Ferocious" Kambosos Jr. (18-0, 10 KOs) took home the most significant win of his career, edging former world champion Mickey Bey (23-3-1, 11 KOs) via split decision.

Have you ever wondered how much of what we do when we gather as the church is actually in the Bible? Does the Bible even teach us how we ought to be worshiping God? In this series Charlie and Adam will be joined by special guest David Fields to discuss some difficult questions regarding the church and how we worship. The aim of this series is to draw us all into God's Word to challenge our traditions and motives behind our worship. We welcome you to join us in this valuable conversation and may Christ be exalted through it.

Our guest today is David A. Fields, Umbrex member and the author of The Irresistible Consultant's Guide to Winning Clients: 6 Steps to Unlimited Clients & Financial Freedom. David advises many boutique consulting firms, and over the years he has seen partnerships thrive and partnerships fall apart. On today’s episode, David shares some observations on how to make a partnership successful. We also discuss the idea of adding an advisory board to your firm, and we spend a few minutes on how to select the right gift for a client. Got questions about how to thrive as an independent professional? Email Will Bachman at unleashed@umbrex.com

Craft Brew News 5/31/19(Courtesy of Brewbound.com)New Jersey ABC Sets Restrictions on the Number of Events Craft Breweries Can HostThe New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) issued a revised special ruling earlier this week aimed at limiting the number of annual events breweries can host in their taprooms.Under the ruling issued Tuesday, the ABC said the state’s craft breweries can hold up to 25 “special events,” 25 “social affairs,” and 52 “private parties” annually inside their taprooms. Additionally, breweries are now allowed to sell their beer at 12 events a year outside of their taprooms.Citing concerns of bar and restaurant owners, the ABC first announced plans to impose restrictions on the number of events craft breweries could host in September 2018. The agency suspended that ruling days later amid pressure from craft brewers, state lawmakers and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy.In Tuesday’s revised ruling, the ABC said the new guidelines are an effort to “balance the concerns” of the state’s 100 licensed craft breweries with those of the state’s 6,000 retail licenses in an effort to create “stability” and “foster realistic competition.”Leaders from both of the state’s trade groups — the New Jersey Brewers Association and the Brewers Guild of New Jersey — called the latest ruling a “mixed bag.”Brewers Guild of New Jersey executive director Eric Orlando said while the ruling gives craft brewers some new privileges, it also adds more restrictive provisions.New Jersey Brewers Association executive director Alexis Degan said her organization plans to lobby lawmakers to remove the limits on the number of events breweries can host in their taprooms, as well as repeal other “antiquated” liquor laws.Sierra Nevada Asks Breweries to Honor Camp Fire PledgesSierra Nevada Brewing is still waiting for more than half of the breweries that agreed to brew Resilience IPA and donate the proceeds to the relief efforts of last year’s Camp Fire wildfire to submit their donations, according to a company letter.“Though we have and continue to do good work to get our community back on its feet, this is a long-term process,” Sierra Grossman, brewery co-owner and daughter of founder Ken Grossman, wrote in the letter, which was obtained by WorstBeerBlog. “Those funds you pledged are critical to continue our uphill battle.”Nearly 1,500 craft breweries signed up to brew Resilience IPA as part of Sierra Nevada’s efforts to raise money for the victims of Camp Fire wildfire, which killed 85 people, displaced tens of thousands of residents, and destroyed more than 18,800 structures.Sierra Nevada told Fortune that it is “actively working” with breweries “to establish realistic timelines for donations.”“We are however hopeful that those funds will be received as soon as possible so we can continue funding this essential work,” the company told the outlet.Earlier this year, Sierra Nevada estimated that the Resilience campaign could potentially raise as much as $15 million if the project’s 1,484 breweries produced to their stated commitment levels.Ex-MillerCoors VP Sentenced to Prison TimeFormer MillerCoors vice president of sales David Colletti was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for bilking the country’s second-largest beer manufacturer out of more than $8 million over the course of a decade as part of a fraudulent scheme, according to Law 360.Colletti, who reached a plea deal in 2016, told authorities he recruited people to act as vendors on more than 200 phony invoices. Those fake invoices were then submitted to MillerCoors, which paid Colletti’s phony vendors, who split the proceeds with Colletti.Colletti had worked for MillerCoors for more than 30 years.Wormtown Brewery to Add 2nd Location at Gillette StadiumMassachusetts’ Wormtown Brewery today announced plans to open a second taproom, adjacent to the New England Patriots’ stadium, before the end of the summer.Wormtown managing partner David Fields said the Worcester-based craft brewery took control of a 4,000 sq. ft. space at Patriot Place — a shopping, dining and entertainment center near Gillette Stadium in Foxborough — from Battle Road Brewing Company, which had operated a pop-up taproom there during the latter half of 2018. “Sixteen million people go through Patriot Place on an annualized basis, and they come from not just Massachusetts, but all over New England and all over the country,” Fields said. “So there’s an opportunity to connect our brand to a whole bunch of people that may or may not have seen us before.”Wormtown has purchased a 7-barrel brewhouse for the facility, which will serve as an innovation hub. The company is hoping to open the Foxborough outpost ahead of the New England Patriots’ first exhibition game on August 22.The taproom also brings Wormtown closer to one of its biggest customers: Gillette Stadium.As for Wormtown, the company grew production 15 percent in 2018, to 24,615 barrels of beer. Through the first four months of 2019, Fields said the company’s volume is up about 40 percent. If those trends continue, the company could finish 2019 at around 33,000 barrels, he added.Wormtown’s flagship IPA, Be Hoppy, accounts for 86 percent of the company’s volume. However, initial sales of Don’t Worry IPA and Mass Whole Lager, two recently launched products, are strong.Mikkeller did this at City Field in NY.Subscribe to Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2*** A Top 20 Podcast in Food on iTunes ***Michael Potorti is the Host of Craft Beer Storm and Founder/Brewer at Beara Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, NHMichael PotortiFounder/BrewerHost of "Craft Beer Storm" Podcastmichael@craftbeerstorm.commichael@bearairishbrew.com*** Come visit our brewery for some delicious local craft brew! ***Beara Brewing Co.2800 Lafayette RoadPortsmouth, NH 03801Tel. 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Our guest today is David A. Fields, Umbrex member and the author of The Irresistible Consultant's Guide to Winning Clients: 6 Steps to Unlimited Clients & Financial Freedom. In today’s episode, we discuss how to set up a CRM system for an individual consultant or boutique firm. A bit more than a year ago, I attended a training session that David led on this topic, and I set up my CRM system exactly that way he describes on this show. I’ve found the simple setup that David suggests incredibly useful, and I highly recommend it. While you can use his suggested setup with just about any program, I happen to use Pipedrive, which is the system that David uses and recommends to his clients.   David has a great blog that I highly recommend - check it out and subscribe at: https://www.davidafields.com/blog/  

Our guest today is David A. Fields, Umbrex member and the author of The Irresistible Consultant's Guide to Winning Clients: 6 Steps to Unlimited Clients & Financial Freedom. David was my guest on the very first episode of Unleashed and it was great to have him back on the show. In today’s episode, we discuss how to make outbound calls to the people in your network. It is so much more comfortable to send an email. It can be awkward to just pick up the phone and make a call. David argues that picking up the phone is an incredibly effective means to reach out. And that it is much more comfortable if you have a plan for how you want the call to go, and that’s exactly what David offers in this episode. In our discussion, David mentions a script outline that he uses when making outbound calls – you can download a copy of that call outline for free on his website at https://davidafields.com/outreachscripts While you are there, you might want to get access to the full script bank that David has created, and if you use the code Unleashed, you’ll get half off from now until June 1, 2019. If you like the show, I invite you to subscribe to the weekly Unleashed email, where you’ll get summaries of each recent episode, book recommendations, and consulting tips. To sign up, go to askunleashed.com, or just shoot me an email at unleashed@umbrex.com

Dr. Jeremi Suri calls up his colleague Dr. David Fields, a scholar and expert on North Korea to take an even-handed look at the state of the country and how the rest of the world can understand a society that seems so very different from our lives in America, Europe and elsewhere. How do we […]

Data can be deliriously daunting and sometimes you may question the true value of your Google Analytics account. Fear not! We've brought in David Fields, an analytics expert from the Peace Corps, to discuss the importance of analytics in making smart decisions for your organization. Featuring music from Blue Dot Sessions, Fjodor Lavro, and Dlay. Learn more about WDG and follow us on social media! Website: wdg.co LinkedIn: WDG Twitter: @wdgtweet Instagram: wdgdc

David Fields is considered one of the foremost thought leaders in Independent Consulting. His client list includes huge names like #1 NYT Bestselling Author Keith Ferrazzi ("Never Eat Alone"), multi-million dollar boutique consulting firms and many others. David has keynoted for every major Consulting association in the Americas and written the most highly recommended book on Amazon about building a consulting practice ("The Irresistible Consultant’s Guide to Winning Clients.") On this freewheeling, wide open episode of Nemo Radio, David shares some incredible insights about how to land more lucrative Consulting clients, how to charge (and get paid!) what you're worth, how to get potential clients to sell themselves to you (instead of the other way around) and his secret sauce for creating instant engagement and conversation with new prospects. EPISODE LINKS Visit David's Website:https://www.davidafields.com/ Connect with David on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidafields/

Did you know that Kentucky is becoming the new capital for caviar? In this episode, we talk to David Fields, owner of Lake City Fish Market who fascinates us with things you never knew about caviar in Kentucky. You will be amazed. We also celebrate super producer Garrett's new role as dad with diapers and caviar, while Tam reminisces about our adventures at Breeders' Cup and Leigh gives us tips on on how to become millionaires! And that's not all... we introduce the first of our new Holiday 'Hot' List items and give shout outs to our Hot Buds of the Week. It's a jammed pack show you don't want to miss!

Today’s Guests: Wayne Carlton, Native by Carlton, and from Huntingdivas & HuntData, Donnelle Johnson & Lisa Thompson. Also good friend David Fields, David took a nice bull last week with Bear Mountain Outfitters and shares his amazing experience getting a trophy bull on the last day of the hunt with just a few hours before... READ MORE

Episode 03b - Joy Block and Galen Poor interview David Fields, deputy director of the Center for the Study of the American Constitution who earned his PhD studying the division of Korea. Enjoy our conversation with him as we look back at the historical context of our North Korea moment and the significance of the past year of developments in North Korean affairs.

I’d like to thank my special guests from the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Los Angeles, for joining me today on my Born To Talk Radio Show. I learned so much about the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Los Angeles and I know you will too!  David Fields, Executive Director   Ray Sweet,  Board... The post Thanks To The Gentlemen from St. Vincent de Paul, Los Angeles appeared first on Born To Talk.

This episode of the Korea Now podcast features an interview that Jed Lea-Henry conducted with David Fields. Discussing the lesser known, but foundational early period of Syngman Rhee's life – South Korea's first President – they walk through his childhood influences, independence activism, imprisonment, exile and education in the United States, his position as President of the Korean Provisional Government, international diplomacy, and the unintended impact he had on the eventual division of the Korean peninsula. David Fields earnt his PhD from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 2017, is a Fulbright scholar at Yonsei University, and editor of the Journal of American-East Asian Relations. A leading expert on Syngman Rhee, he edited The Diary of Syngman Rhee (Museum of Contemporary Korean History), and has an upcoming book – soon to be published by the University of Kentucky Press – on the early period of Rhee's life (Pre-1945).   Donate at Patreon – https://www.patreon.com/jedleahenry Website – http://www.jedleahenry.org Libsyn – http://korea-now-podcast.libsyn.com Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_qg6g1KyHaRXi193XqF6GA Twitter – https://twitter.com/jedleahenry Academia.edu – http://university.academia.edu/JedLeaHenry Research Gate – https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jed_Lea-Henry  

David A. Fields is Founder and Managing Director of The Ascendant Consortium, an organization that matches top-tier management consultants with consulting clients. He is also the author of The Irresistible Consultant’s Guide to Winning Clients: 6 Steps to Unlimited Clients & Financial Freedom. In this interview, we chronicle David’s consulting journey from the big firm to […] The post How to Think Right Side Up with David A. Fields appeared first on Boutique Growth.

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Our listeners are certainly familiar with the Peace Corps and the National Peace Corps Association is effectively the alumni association for all Returned Peace Corps Volunteers. Our guest today is David Fields with the NPCA who serves as their "Social Entrepreneur in Residence" -- bringing new ideas and models to nonprofits. There's nearly 225,000 returned Peace Corps volunteers with experience working with tough problems in often difficult circumstances and he helps bridge the gap between their experiences and people trying to solve problems from a distance. He works to help nonprofits stay relevant and limber by applying methods used for venture capital to nonprofits. David Fields is a traditional analyst for the National Peace Corps Association by day and instigator of special projects for the association by night. Over the past 6 months his work has been highlighted in time magazine, popular science, and the guardian. The National Peace Corps Association is a membership organization that works to advance Peace Corps-inspired initiatives. Nearly 220,000 strong, the NPCA is a growing force for good.

In the second episode of the People Behind the Plans series, Courtney Kashima, AICP, chats with David Fields, AICP, at the 2017 National Planning Conference in New York City. David is Principal at Nelson Nygaard in San Francisco and the former chair of APA's Transportation Division.

David Fields is the author of The Irresistible Consultant's Guide to Winning Clients: 6 Steps to Unlimited Clients & Financial Freedom, one of the best books available on business development for independent professionals. David runs a consulting consortium and serves as an advisor to independent consultants and boutique firms. In this episode, we dive into some of his key pieces of advice for client development, including right-side-up thinking, defining your firm's impact, building your visibility, how to have a context discussion, and tips on pricing. You can read more about David's work and sign up for free content on his website: http://www.davidafields.com/ David provided a list of books he recommends: Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion, by Robert B. Cialdini The Trusted Advisor, by David H. Maister and Charles H. Green The Go-Giver, by Bob Burg and John David Mann Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die, by Chip and Dan Heath Predictably Irrational, by Dan Ariely Strategy and the Fat Smoker, by David H. Maister Managing the Professional Services Firm, by David H. Maister We'd love your feedback on this episode. Email us at unleashed@umbrex.com Unleashed is sponsored by Umbrex.  

Preston Boggs, Raechel Jacobson, Andrea Lyke, David Fields, Sermon from Pres House, 05.08.16

This week our guest is Matias Vernengo. Matias is an Associate Professor of Economics, at Bucknell University, and a former Senior Manager of Economic Research at the Central Bank of Argentina. He blogs regularly at his site Naked Keynesianism, as well as for Triple Crisis, and is currently the co-editor of the Review of Keynesian Economics. We discuss a paper he recently co-authored with David Fields on the hegemonic role of the Dollar in the world economy. We talk of the advantages of being the worlds reserve currency, the Bretton Woods agreement, Nixon closing the gold window, the Triffin Dilemma, threats to the dominance of the dollar in world trade, and the irrelevance of gold in today’s financial system. You can find his excellent blog here: http://nakedkeynesianism.blogspot.com/ The Triple Crisis blog here: http://triplecrisis.com/ And the Review of Keynesian Economics Journal here: http://rokeonline.com/roke/REVIEW_OF_KEYNESIAN_ECONOMICS.html You can also find the paper we discuss here: http://nakedkeynesianism.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/taylor-francis-online-hegemonic.html Enjoy!

The single overwhelming driver when executives select a consultant, not surprisingly, is trust. Can they trust you? To gain that trust, executives look for consultants to have four particular characteristics. Listen as David Fields, author of The Executive's Guide to Consultants, explains what those characteristics are, the right way to approach a project, what you need to do after meeting with an executive, and how to get the fees you deserve.