Podcast appearances and mentions of david lovell

In this latest episode I was joined by David Lovell, one of the brothers behind the Welsh based bookmaker, DragonBet on the reality of running both an online and on course bookmaking operation.With a long established on course bookmaking presence as begun by their father, John Lovell, David and his brother James recently launched their own website - DragonBet to take bets online.Dragonbet is one of a growing number of smaller, independent firms branching out into online offerings and David talks frankly about all aspects of this, from using a white label solution, to the intense work involved to maintain it all and how its an all encompassing job.We also get into how they approach sharp money and laying bets from smart punters and their desire to be an approachable firm that does things differently, both online and on course.With a strong presence in Wales and the promise of top of the market odds on Welsh sport, they are also hoping to appeal to punters both based in Wales and with an interest in betting on teams and events based in the country.All told, its a fascinating insight into the reality of running a bookmakers and the challenges it poses operators in 2023.  My thanks go to both David and James Lovell for sharing their story in this podcast episode.Discover More:Learn more on the Smart Betting Club and how we help winning bettors at https://smartbettingclub.com/ Visit DragonBet: https://dragonbet.co.uk/DragonBet's Twitter account: @DragonBetWalesPodcast feedback - contact SBC on twitter @sbcinfoRead more about each SBC Podcast episode: https://smartbettingclub.com/the-smart-betting-club-podcast/

LIVE TODAY @ 4:00 pm Pacific, It's the Boze Noze Show! My guest will be David Loveall and we are going to have a conversation about integrity and character. Joe Berney in his re-election attempt is showing his lack of integrity and character. Lying outright about his vote in favor of raising commissioner's pay that is already more than $95,000/year. Spreading undocumented rumors about David. Meanwhile not addressing how he was paid over $80,000 by Lane County as a consultant a few years back and delivered nothing according to an audit made public recently. Heather Buch is also out there claiming she is the queen of housing and helping fire victims when she knowingly voted for new zoning code that made it harder for fire victims and others to build dwellings. She waited 7 months to waive permit fees when other counties took less than 7 weeks to do the same. She also delayed implementation of HB 2289 that made it easier for fire victims to rebuild. Meanwhile, Dawn Lesley lost her leadership position on the budget committee due in part to her lying about voting as a budget committee member in favor of the same pay raise Joe is lying about. Don't get me started about Heather and Joe's paid political consultant drawing redistricting maps or using closed door meetings to decide on vaccine mandates for our employees. We need to expect more from our elected officials and David will talk about his personal ethics and belief in integrity. We can also talk about anything else on your mind, just give us a call! You can find previous shows easily by searching for "ITunes KRBN", Player.FM, Amazon audible Apple, podcast, player.FM, iTunes, Vurbl and Facebook videos at http://facebook.com/krbnradio/live  

David Lovell & Brock Gravener King Jesus Mark 4:1-20

David Lovell & Panel Mother's Day

David Lovell & Brock Gravener He shall be called ... (Christmas 2020) Isaiah 9:1-91:21

David Lovell sits down with Dietician Allison Lesco to talk about nutrition.Podcast Intro and Outro by:Kevin MacLeod - Strength Of TitansFind it here: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5744-strength-of-the-titansWe adapted it to fit podcastFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/WEBSITE: www.onegoodideapodcast.comPODCAST INQUIRIES: business@ogimarketing.com

David Lovell sits down with big time fitness instructor, Rachel Felix Anderson, to talk about self worth and the idea that "no one is going to live your life for you." Well worth the time. You will not regret it!Podcast Intro and Outro by:Kevin MacLeod - Strength Of TitansFind it here: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5744-strength-of-the-titansWe adapted it to fit podcastFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/WEBSITE: www.onegoodideapodcast.comPODCAST INQUIRIES: business@ogimarketing.comContact Rachel:@rachelfelix_seattle@studio3.fit

David Lovell sits down with wildly successful entrepreneur, Jillian Tedesco, Owner of Fit Flavors, To discuss what putting first things first looks like in running a business. Podcast Intro and Outro by:Kevin MacLeod - Strength Of TitansFind it here: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5744-strength-of-the-titansWe adapted it to fit podcastFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/WEBSITE: www.onegoodideapodcast.comPODCAST INQUIRIES: business@ogimarketing.comContact Jillian:Instagram: @jilliantedesco@fit_flavorsWebsite: fit-flavors.com

David Lovell sits down with owner of Faster Fitness, Marshall Ray to discuss whether whether work-life balance exists.Podcast Intro and Outro by:Kevin MacLeod - Strength Of TitansFind it here: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5744-strength-of-the-titansWe adapted it to fit podcastContact Marshall:fasterfitness.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/fasterfitness/FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/WEBSITE: www.onegoodideapodcast.comPODCAST INQUIRIES: makingadifference@onegoodideapodcast.com

David Lovell & Julie Lovell Esther: Providence in a Pagan World Esther 5:1-7:10

In this episode, Mikki and Tim interview Dave Lovell about science and spirituality and all sorts of amazing and fantastical things. Have fun!

Hear Tim Phillips talk to David Lovell about how to effectively bring together men so that they are able to grow through community and support.Core's Website: coreunites.comFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/PODCAST INQUIRIES: david@onegoodideapodcast.com

David Lovell sits down with Madeline and Ben Lovell to discuss interview tactics.FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/PODCAST INQUIRIES: makingadifference@onegoodideapodcast.com (Ben)(Madeline) madeline@onegoodideapodcast.com, (David) david@onegoodideapodcast.com

David Lovell talks with Madeline and Ben Lovell on tips for the interview process if you are a potential employee.FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/PODCAST INQUIRIES: makingadifference@onegoodideapodcast.com (Ben)(Madeline) madeline@onegoodideapodcast.com, (David) david@onegoodideapodcast.com

David Lovell sits down with Nick Ahlering to discuss what he has learned from opening his first business. This is a must listen if you are an owner of a business or thinking about starting your own business.FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/PODCAST INQUIRIES: (David) david@onegoodideapodcast.com

David Lovell sits down with the music duo, The Gibbonses, to talk about their music journey and how they are looking to transition into focusing on blending music with personal growth in their performances. They also speak on how they are trying to grow themselves personally. This podcast is not just for the music lovers. It is for all of us looking to grow.BAND WEBSITE: www.thegibbonses.comGIBBONSES FB: facebook.com/thegibbonsesGIBBONSES IG: instagram.com/thegibbonsesFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/PODCAST INQUIRIES: david@onegoodideapodcast.com

David Lovell talks to former bodybuilder Felicia Romero about taking care of your inner being, having a proper view of your overall health and well-being, finding the best fitness for your well-being, finding the why behind what you do, and being consistent and intentional in your life.

David Lovell talks with Madeline and Ben Lovell about how to make each day a day where you feel accomplished.FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/PODCAST INQUIRIES: makingadifference@onegoodidea.com (Ben)(Madeline) madeline@onegoodideapodcast.com, (David) david@onegoodideapodcast.com

Owner Of Loud Rumor, and great business mind, Mike Arce talks with host David Lovell about what he thinks will make your business better. Give him a listen!MIKE ARCE FB: www.facebook.com/mikearcelive/MIKE ARCE IG: www.instagram.com/mikearcelive/LOUDRUMOR: hwww.loudrumor.com/FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/OneGoodIdeaPodcast/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/onegoodideapodcast/PINTREST: www.pinterest.com/onegoodideapodcast/PODCAST INQUIRIES: david@onegoodideapodcast.com

In this episode, Thom Quinn and I explore different ways to transform and analyze relative data arising in genomics. We also discuss propr, Thom’s R package to compute various proportionality measures. Links: Thom’s preprint about propr — take a look if you feel lost in all the quantities that we discuss :) David Lovell original paper introducing proportionality for relative data and a very detailed appendix Ionas Erb’s paper introducing the ρ metric Vignettes for propr

In this final installment of songs from Theatresports Lightning Doubles, Doug Bayne, Trudy Cooper and Tom Dunstan belt out a song about Soap Opera addiction. There are two versions of this song; the first was live and completely improvised. The second was, well, half-live, half-not. If the idea of improvising in front of 100,000 screaming fans interests you, you should have a listen.The Original VersionOnce again, the actors start the music, and the song is all the better for it. The beginning caught me completely by surprise, actually; when the title was announced, I mentally got geared up for an old piano standard (like Smoke Gets In Your Eyes). Suddenly Doug counts in and starts stamping his feet and grunting... giving me a couple of seconds to get a drums-and-bass patch up and running. (Just goes to show that, if you use different patches, you probably need quick access.)Listen to Soap Gets In Your Eyes Powered by Podbean.comDoug breaks a bunch of conventions in this song. For starters, there isn't any singing; it's not a rap, more of a spoken-word rock song. Doug also pretty much checks out for the chorus, leaving it up to Tom and Trudy. Like A Tim Tam Too Far, if you're not from Australia, you might need a little background before the in-jokes make sense.Neighbours: Popular long-running Australian soap opera; 30 minutes a day, screened in prime time. Will probably run until the 22nd century.Paradise Beach: Short-lived Australian soap opera.Jason: Jason Donovan, an actor/singer who featured in Neighbours in the 80's.Kylie: Kylie Minogue, the Australian singer/actor who was also in Neighbours in the 80's. Jason and Kylie's characters (Scott and Charlene) got married in the series and moved to Queensland. Somehow all retiring Neighbours characters either die or move to Queensland. What are they trying to say?Even though there's no melody as such, as usual there's a bridge in the song towards the end. The chord progression changes and the music gets a little sparser, so it's hopefully some good light-and-shade for the audience. Doug and I do a nice synchronised stop at the end of the bridge, putting an offer out there for Trudy and Tom that they happily pick up.I'm sad that Doug and Trudy no longer perform; they're both legends of the Brisbane impro scene. Tom is more of a living legend, currently performing with several groups in Brisbane and Sydney, and with some great projects on the boil.Soap Gets In Your Eyes, the Arena SpectacularYou may have heard improvised songs before, but you haven't heard anything like this. Listen to Soap Gets In Your Eyes - the Arena Mix Powered by Podbean.comFor some reason we decided this song would have been fantastic if it was a real stadium rock song. To make this come true, we secured the services of David Lovell (guitarist and bass player extraordinaire) and his friend Mr Drums (who I'm sure has a name, lost in the sands of time) to put down band parts in a studio. Because we recorded the original performance with isolated microphones, we had a nice clean recording with Doug lead vocals, and a slightly less-clean recording with Tom and Trudy's backing.Overlay some crowd noise, chop and arrange the vocals, add way more echo/delay than any self-respecting sound engineer would add... Hey presto - Doug, Trudy and Tom performing to thousands of screaming fans. Performing to thousands of screaming fans? The way impro should be. ;)Download Soap Gets In Your Eyes (mp3)Download Soap Gets In Your Eyes - The Arena Mix (mp3)That's it!That's all for this series of Lightning Doubles songs. I hope to bring you more improvised stuff from Brisbane in future posts, hopefully with less tape hiss and more video! If you live in Brisbane, you can catch the great-great-grandchild of Lightning Doubles: Impro Gladiators, running at the Paddo Tavern on Wednesday nights in 2009 from April to August. See you there!

Two songs for the price of one today. Neither of them are going to make it on to a greatest hits album. Both of them make me cringe a little... but both of them are special to me, for one reason or another.Don't Call Me Jack, MonRoger Beames and Andy Foreman trade verses in this reggae song about mistaken identity. I'm on a sort-of steel drum piano, while Adam Couper jumps in with some keyboard drums. (I tell you, the man is everywhere!)Listen to Don't Call Me Jack, Mon Powered by Podbean.comI'm certain this came from the offer "Don't call me Jack", with the MC giving reggae as a style.A few times the music halts. I can tell you this was probably at points where I thought the music was out of time with the singers, and I needed to resynch. On reflection, I should have just barrelled through; the singers needed the structure and they didn't need me to bail on them.Roger is... well, look, I love the man, he MC'ed at my wedding, he's known my wife and I for close on 20 years, he's a talented MC and improviser and a great friend. And handsome. And can use his mad Aikido skillz to knock folks on their butt. But in this one he's a bit lyrically challenged. (Sorry, Rog.) One thing he absolutely does in this song is hold on tight to it and see it through. He knows it's not necessarily going to plan. You can hear his resolve crack for an instant right at the end of the third verse. But he holds on and continues to deliver, riding the song to wherever it was taking him.That chorus! It's easy and charming and simple. Don't call me Jack monJack monJack mon Jack monDon't call me Jack monThat thing gets stuck in my head.Andy's interplay with Roger makes me smile no matter how many times I hear this song. (I can just imagine him rolling his eyes when he says "Oh good" in the third verse.) And the audience loved it too. It wasn't the most well crafted song ever, but they just go wild.I'm Short, Shirty and I Want to ShoutFedele Crisci and Rebecca Riggs take this song, supported by David Lovell (one of my university lecturers) on bass and myself on keyboard drums.Listen to I'm Short, Shirty and Want To Shout Powered by Podbean.comFedele may not have an opera singer's voice. His rhythm might be a little challenged. But he absolutely committed himself 100% to this song. He knew the wheels were falling off, and even with minimal backing from two supposedly supportive musicians, he carried on. You can hear the point where Dave and I just say "Let's go!" and decide that we should (finally) give Fedele strong backing. And then Rebecca jumped on to that backing. And she completed the second half of the song by basically singing to Fedele about his singing and dancing skills, and how she wants him anyway. I thought Rebecca's handling of that was great; she made light of the first part of the song without being mean, and had a go at Fedele's skills while still professing her love.There's a good amount of light and shade in the music (once it got going, anyway). Right towards the end there's a nice sparse section that lets Rebecca have some fun, before ending quite strongly.And, once again, the audience goes wild. Do they care that the song might not have been as strong as it could have been? Not really - the performers gave it their all, and the audience stayed with them to the end, rain or shine.EpilogueRoger and Fedele now run one of the most successful comedy agencies in the country, the Sit Down Comedy Club. Will they still be able to sleep at night, knowing they were responsible for these two songs? I think they'll be fine.Download Don't Call Me Jack, Mon (mp3)Download I'm Short, Shirty and I Want To Shout (mp3)This is the fifth entry in a series of recordings of Songs and Operas from Brisbane's Lightning Doubles Theatresports from 1992/1993.