Podcast appearances and mentions of David Meyers

Subscribe to Finance Unfiltered Newsletter: ⁠⁠⁠https://app.slice-app.io/p/traders/tGOrEACVVwS0e3WhgPUb4o9v2sX2-Can a hedge fund really profit from market panic?David Meyers, founder of Vixy Hedge Fund, joins The Futures Edge Podcast with Jim Iuorio and Bob Iaccino to unpack the complex world of VIX trading and volatility strategies. David dives deep into the structure of VIX ETFs, the role of contango, and how traders can profit from the natural decay in volatility instruments. Learn about the crucial role of risk management, market timing, and why non-correlated assets can be powerful tools in any portfolio.This episode also explores:-How weather impacts a trader's mindset-The psychological dynamics of managing investor expectations-What drawdowns really mean—and how to bounce back-Why baseball strategies may actually mirror successful trading habitsIf you're an investor, trader, or financial professional interested in volatility, ETF mechanics, or how to structure a fund with staying power, this conversation offers practical insights and big-picture thinking.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to the Futures Edge and Guest Introduction02:57 Weather and Lifestyle Impact on Trading Mindset06:06 Understanding ETFs and the VIX Hedge Fund08:55 Contango and Its Effects on Trading Strategies11:55 Risk Management and Margin Calls in Trading14:54 Market Volatility and Trading Opportunities17:53 The Nature of the VIX and Its Trading Dynamics21:00 Drawdowns and Performance Expectations in Hedge Funds31:01 Understanding Profit Fluctuations and Market Timing34:17 The Nature of Non-Correlated Assets36:07 Risk Management and Investor Expectations39:34 The Psychology of Fund Management40:55 The Future of Investment Structures44:02 The Role of Accredited Investors45:28 Baseball Insights and Analogies in Investing

A key source of opposition to authoritarian regimes in recent history has come from universities and colleges. Trump has been attacking the independence of American universities, demanding they submit to his requirements and using massive funding cuts as his weapon. David Cole, formerly National Legal Director of the ACLU, has our analysis. Also: Mahmoud Khalil is the Palestinian student activist at Columbia arrested and jailed by ICE. The Trump administration intends to revoke his status as a permanent resident—a green-card holder--and deport him -- they say, to protect Jewish students on campus. That's clearly a violation of freedom of speech. But is deporting Palestinian student activists a good way to protect Jewish students? David Meyers comments--he teaches Jewish history at UCLA.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Join CJ, Dr. Mounce (aka #718), minister Brent Levy, and fellow Beast Games contestants for an inspiring discussion on what the competition revealed about resilience, the dystopian elements of Beast Games, and how faith provides a lens to navigate such challenges. Discover the redemptive power of community and solidarity forged through shared struggles. Guests: ✝️ Jeremy Grant (aka 991)

Op 15 juni 1978 krijgt de politie in de Amerikaanse stad Columbus een bericht binnen over een verdacht type dat rondhangt voor de bank. Een bezorgde burger heeft een man gezien die zich tussen geparkeerde auto's op het parkeerterrein aan het verkleden is. De man heeft een pruik opgezet, weet de tipgever te melden, en hij heeft een verdachte boodschappentas bij zich. De politie gaat op pad en in de buurt van het parkeerterrein komen ze inderdaad een man tegen met een pruik en een boodschappentas.  Agent James Waggoner is als eerste ter plekke. Hij vraagt de verdachte om identificatie. De man overhandigt een bibliotheekpasje uit New York.  Er staat 'George Vedder' op. 'Wat zit er in die tas, meneer Vedder?' vraagt de agent. 'Niks,' zegt Vedder. 'Mag ik even kijken?' vraagt de agent. 'Nee,' zegt Vedder. De agent ziet nu dat Vedder wassen oordopjes in heeft. Het soort dat je draagt als je naar de schietbaan gaat. De agent buigt zich over Vedder's boodschappentas. Vedder trekt een pistool uit zijn zak. De politieagent slaagt er op het laatste moment in om de arm van de verdachte weg te duwen. Drie andere agenten die op de melding zijn afgekomen, openen het vuur. De man met de pruik wordt negen keer geraakt, zes keer in zijn borst, twee keer in zijn armen, één keer in zijn hoofd. Hij sterft ter plekke. Het gekke is dat de politie de naam George Vedder niets kan vinden. Geen rijbewijs, geen geboorteakte, niets. Het zou een maand duren voordat ze erachter kwamen dat George Vedder een pseudoniem was voor ene Jack Drummond. Een schrijver van misdaadromans. Was dit uiteindelijk allemaal... Research voor een boek? Ik las voor deze aflevering het uiterst amusante Historic Columbus Crimes: Mama's inthe Furnace, the Thing & More van David Meyers en zijn dochter, Elise. Wil je deze podcast steunen? Laat een vijfsterren recensie achter waar je maar naar podcasts luistert. Podimo, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Audible, Youtube... Of koop mijn boek! De moord op mr. Jacques Wijsman is al, hoe toepasselijk, Agatha Christie meets Cissy van Marxveldt genoemd, we zijn bijna toe aan een derde druk en er zijn plannen om het te verfilmen als een tvserie. Yay. Bestel een exemplaar en vertel het aan al je vrienden! Te bestellen bij Bruna.nl, Bol.com maar natuurlijk ook bij je lokale boekhandel!!!! #steunjelokaleboekhandel https://www.bol.com/nl/nl/f/de-moord-op-mr-jacques-wijsman/9300000154822891/

Lissa Knudson from the New Mexico Cheese Guild, David Meyers from the Mouse Hole Cheese Shop and Amanda Brown from the Brown Micro Creamery come in to talk cheese! Plus local author Saleema Ishq comes in to talk about her new book a thriller entitled "Sisters Arcana". All with TJ on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the past two years, at the end of every interview, I asked every guest to tell me their favorite piece of life advice. We took dozens of our favorite clips and brought them together in this very special episode. And we also hear from Connecticut Public employees! Email your favorite piece of advice: Audacious@ctpublic.org Suggested episode: Views from the end: David Meyers GUESTS (in order of appearance): First segment: Paul Gladis, AJ Wolfe, Christine Hazel Decker, Cynthia Zhou, Danielle Weisberg, Jonathan Goodwin, Kitao Sakurai, Mary Elizabeth Kelly, Stephanie Courtney aka Flo from Progressive, The Lim Family, William Harder, Lior Ofir, Martha Underwood, David Vance, Greg Viloria, Kristen Geez, Jessica Jin Second segment: Bianca L McGraw, Dean Edwards, Adriana Piltz, Dani Rabaiotti, Danielle Perez, Dr. Richard Gibson, Eve Wiley, Jayson Greene, Dr. Marc Feldman, Florence Early, LaNia Roberts, Luis Mojica, Robbie Romu, Anna Holland, Arianna Preuss, Carrie Cariello, Dawn Shaw, Katie Charter, Natasha Fischer, Rozy, Zarna Garg, Arwen, Aidan, and Willow Gladis Perez-Sauquillo, Cash Daniels, Gus Mcafoos, Samirah Horton, aka DJ Annie Red Third segment: Caryn Toriaga, Chris Massimine, Dr. Mary Ann Cooper, Guy and Yaruh First, Julie Millsap, Megan Peabody, Mehdi Hasan, Azie Dungey, Colin Nissan, Paul Marcarelli, Stacy Samuels aka Banjo Man, Tabitha Farrar, Neil Harbisson, Jada Star, Athena Walker, Timothy Schultz, Tony Cicoria, Kenley Byrd, John Graham, Jenn Carson, David Meyers, Blyss, Bruce W Brackett, Moon Ribas, Paperboy Love Prince, Jessica Severin de Martinez, Meg Fitzgerald, Robyn Doyon-Aitken, Meg Dalton, Vanessa de la Torre, Mark Contreras Support the show: https://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ces séries capturent l'essence de leurs époques respectives dans des contextes différents. That '90s Show sur Netflix Peut-être celle qu'on a le moins besoin de présenter, That '90s Show est une suite de la célèbre série That '70s Show. L'histoire se déroule dans les années 1990 aux côtés de Leia Forman, la fille d'Eric Forman et Donna Pinciotti, qui passe l'été chez ses grands-parents, Red et Kitty Forman (Kurtwood Smith et Debra Jo Rupp dans leurs rôles originels), à Point Place, Wisconsin. Entourée de nouveaux amis, Leia découvre les joies et les défis de l'adolescence, tout en naviguant les relations familiales et les aventures estivales. Pour tous les amateurs ou non de la sitcom originelle, la comédie capitalise sur la nostalgie des années 90 et ramène des personnages familiers de That '70s Show tout en introduisant une nouvelle génération d'adolescents. Une seconde salve d'épisodes vient d'être mise en ligne pour le second été de Leia chez ses grands-parents où elle devra faire face aux conséquences de ses actions. https://youtu.be/OJQxHmLfEkM?si=lH-DvysA9n3Evktr [bs_show url="that-90s-show"] Nos années coup de cœur sur Disney+ Nos années coup de cœur 2021 est une réinvention de la série classique des années 80-90. Cette nouvelle version narrée par Don Cheadle, suit Dean Williams, un jeune garçon afro-américain de 12 ans, grandissant dans les années 60 à Montgomery, Alabama. La série offre une perspective poignante et humoristique sur les événements historiques de l'époque, à travers les yeux de Dean et de sa famille. En réimaginant The Wonder Years avec une famille afro-américaine, cette revisite apporte une nouvelle dimension aux obstacles sociaux ségrégationnistes des années 80. Elle combine la nostalgie avec des réflexions sociales contemporaines, offrant une représentation plus diversifiée de cette période charnière de l'histoire américaine. Au final, au-delà de la couleur de peau, il s'agit aussi des tribulations d'un adolescent qui a ses premiers émois et ses premières peines. La 2e et dernière saison sera bientôt disponible. https://youtu.be/_Nd16IuG8N0?si=v2trK7xegMhj3GW4 [bs_show url="the-wonder-years-2021"] Red Oaks sur Prime Video Avec ses trois saisons, Red Oaks est une comédie originale de Prime Video un peu sous-estimée se déroulant dans les années 80. Notre héros cette fois-ci est David Meyers, un étudiant de classe moyenne travaillant comme assistant tennis au riche Red Oaks Country Club pendant l'été. Entre les membres excentriques du club, les collègues et les romances estivales, David navigue les défis de l'âge adulte naissant et les attentes parentales, tout en essayant de trouver sa propre voie. La comédie capture l'essence des années 80 avec son esthétique rétro, sa bande-son et ses références culturelles. Elle explore les thèmes de la découverte de soi, des attentes familiales et des choix de vie, tout en offrant un regard nostalgique sur une période considérée comme l'âge d'or des comédies adolescentes et des films de passage à l'âge adulte. Red Oaks n'a pas peur de se mouiller avec des scènes rocambolesques mais toujours dans la bonne humeur. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcGIvQJhbSY [bs_show url="red-oaks"] Ces trois séries partagent une thématique commune de nostalgie et d'exploration de l'adolescence à travers différentes décennies.

Ces séries capturent l'essence de leurs époques respectives dans des contextes différents. That '90s Show sur Netflix Peut-être celle qu'on a le moins besoin de présenter, That '90s Show est une suite de la célèbre série That '70s Show. L'histoire se déroule dans les années 1990 aux côtés de Leia Forman, la fille d'Eric Forman et Donna Pinciotti, qui passe l'été chez ses grands-parents, Red et Kitty Forman (Kurtwood Smith et Debra Jo Rupp dans leurs rôles originels), à Point Place, Wisconsin. Entourée de nouveaux amis, Leia découvre les joies et les défis de l'adolescence, tout en naviguant les relations familiales et les aventures estivales. Pour tous les amateurs ou non de la sitcom originelle, la comédie capitalise sur la nostalgie des années 90 et ramène des personnages familiers de That '70s Show tout en introduisant une nouvelle génération d'adolescents. Une seconde salve d'épisodes vient d'être mise en ligne pour le second été de Leia chez ses grands-parents où elle devra faire face aux conséquences de ses actions. https://youtu.be/OJQxHmLfEkM?si=lH-DvysA9n3Evktr [bs_show url="that-90s-show"] Nos années coup de cœur sur Disney+ Nos années coup de cœur 2021 est une réinvention de la série classique des années 80-90. Cette nouvelle version narrée par Don Cheadle, suit Dean Williams, un jeune garçon afro-américain de 12 ans, grandissant dans les années 60 à Montgomery, Alabama. La série offre une perspective poignante et humoristique sur les événements historiques de l'époque, à travers les yeux de Dean et de sa famille. En réimaginant The Wonder Years avec une famille afro-américaine, cette revisite apporte une nouvelle dimension aux obstacles sociaux ségrégationnistes des années 80. Elle combine la nostalgie avec des réflexions sociales contemporaines, offrant une représentation plus diversifiée de cette période charnière de l'histoire américaine. Au final, au-delà de la couleur de peau, il s'agit aussi des tribulations d'un adolescent qui a ses premiers émois et ses premières peines. La 2e et dernière saison sera bientôt disponible. https://youtu.be/_Nd16IuG8N0?si=v2trK7xegMhj3GW4 [bs_show url="the-wonder-years-2021"] Red Oaks sur Prime Video Avec ses trois saisons, Red Oaks est une comédie originale de Prime Video un peu sous-estimée se déroulant dans les années 80. Notre héros cette fois-ci est David Meyers, un étudiant de classe moyenne travaillant comme assistant tennis au riche Red Oaks Country Club pendant l'été. Entre les membres excentriques du club, les collègues et les romances estivales, David navigue les défis de l'âge adulte naissant et les attentes parentales, tout en essayant de trouver sa propre voie. La comédie capture l'essence des années 80 avec son esthétique rétro, sa bande-son et ses références culturelles. Elle explore les thèmes de la découverte de soi, des attentes familiales et des choix de vie, tout en offrant un regard nostalgique sur une période considérée comme l'âge d'or des comédies adolescentes et des films de passage à l'âge adulte. Red Oaks n'a pas peur de se mouiller avec des scènes rocambolesques mais toujours dans la bonne humeur. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcGIvQJhbSY [bs_show url="red-oaks"] Ces trois séries partagent une thématique commune de nostalgie et d'exploration de l'adolescence à travers différentes décennies.

Emergency room wait times in Maryland are the worst in the country. We ask Anna Palmisano, head of Marylanders for Patient Rights, how long waits can affect health outcomes. Read her op-ed in Maryland Matters: How can we reduce ER wait times in Maryland hospitals? Then, two physicians propose a solution: cut CEO salaries and use the funds to hire more hospital staff. We speak with former state legislator Dr. Dan Morhaim and former emergency department medical director Dr. David Meyers.  Read their Baltimore Sun op-ed: Here's how to fix E.R. wait times in Md.: Cut hospital executive salaries. A lot. Additional Links: April 10, 2024 meeting minutes - Health Services Cost Review Commission Maryland Hospital IRS 990 Forms Maryland General Assembly Hospital Throughput Work Group final reportCredit: AP Photo/Elaine Thompson Do you have a question or comment about a show or a story idea to pitch? Contact On the Record at: Senior Supervising Producer, Maureen Harvie she/her/hers mharvie@wypr.org 410-235-1903 Senior Producer, Melissa Gerr she/her/hers mgerr@wypr.org 410-235-1157 Producer Sam Bermas-Dawes he/him/his sbdawes@wypr.org 410-235-1472

“What the water rig is at its core is a mobile water treatment technology, and it dramatically changed the lives of the people living on that site.”Having clean, drinkable water is essential for everyone, no matter where they are. For some on-site workers on remote oil and gas drilling sites, this means transporting in large amounts of bottled water. The result is a large amount of plastic waste from the bottles and air pollution from the extra traffic.WaterFleet provides an alternative solution. Their water treatment technology means that a mobile rig can be hooked up to an existing well or water storage source on site and provide people with clean potable water on tap. As the rig processes the water, it automatically and continually monitors the quality to ensure it's safe. WateFleet also uses this technology to provide temporary water solutions to areas that have been affected by natural disasters. Our producer Eva Ruth went to the WaterFleet headquarters in San Antonio, Texas to meet the Director of Business Intelligence, David Meyers. He explains WaterFleet's mission statement and takes us inside one of the water rigs.Find out more about the WaterFleet here.Find out more about ServiceMax here.Your host is Paul Haimes from industrial software company PTC.Episodes are released bi-weekly. Follow us on LinkedIn and X for updates.This is an 18Sixty production for PTC. Executive producer is Jacqui Cook. Sound design and editing by Clarissa Maycock. Location recording by Eva Ruth. Music by Rowan Bishop.

New technologies are available from cloud to AI that are set to change CTRM and related software. It is hoped that these technologies will make for a more cost effective and user friendly CTRM environment but will it result in a revolution or evolution? We talked with three senior software figures to see how they are using new technologies including Saeed Patel, CPOI at Quor, Saurabh Goyal, CEO at Phlo Systems and David Meyers, co-owner at Enuit. We thank each for their participation. Please do subscribe to the channel, like and share... Many thanks.

In this podcast profiling members of the POST Wrestling community, hosts Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to Nate Milton about his life, his broadcasting career, and the pursuit of dreams amidst life and adversity. Celebrating two years of POSTmarks!POSTmarks is a free podcast available each month at postwrestlingcafe.com. Listen to previous episodes by clicking here.Connect with fellow POSTmarks at these links:Discord: https://discord.com/invite/Q795HhRForum: https://forum.postwrestling.comFollow Bruce Lord on X: https://twitter.com/ContrasomaFollow David Meyers on X: https://twitter.com/DaveActsX/Facebook/Instagram/YouTube: @POSTwrestlingOur Sponsors:* Check out Uncommon Goods and use code POSTWRESTLING for 15% off: www.uncommongoods.com* Check out eBay: https://www.ebay.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Donald Lee Hassler, a Texas parolee, has been charged with capital murder in the mysterious disappearance and suspected murder of 57-year-old Sheryl Siddall. Siddall, a grandmother residing in Horseshoe Lake Estates in north Liberty County, northeast of Houston, vanished without a trace on September 18, leaving authorities and her distraught family searching for answers. The ordeal began when Siddall's concerned niece reported her missing, triggering a welfare check at her home. What deputies discovered inside Siddall's residence only deepened the sense of dread—a trail of blood on the kitchen floor and cabinets. Despite a thorough search in the community and the lake behind her house, Siddall has not been found. When deputies arrived at Siddall's home, Hassler, an acquaintance of Siddall's answered the door. His assertion that Siddall had left to visit her sister in Oklahoma and that he was in the process of buying her house raised immediate suspicions. Authorities, however, found Siddall's belongings—wallet, purse, ID, and vehicle—inside her home, contradicting Hassler's claims. Complicating matters, Siddall's phone, which last pinged a cellphone tower near her residence on September 11 before going silent, has yet to be located. Hassler, who was initially booked into the Liberty County Jail on a charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm—a parole violation—remained at the center of the investigation. As the case unfolded, investigators discovered eight firearms in a box trailer belonging to Hassler and in his pickup truck. The additional charges intensified the severity of the situation, marking Hassler as the prime suspect in Siddall's disappearance. Following his arrest, Hassler's lack of cooperation with authorities became apparent. Deputies stated that he pleaded the Fifth Amendment against self- incrimination, heightening suspicions surrounding his involvement. Hassler was subsequently held without bond, a decision made as the search for Siddall continued. Unfortunately, a date for the resumption of the search was not immediately available. Liberty County Sheriff's Capt. David Meyers expressed determination, stating, “We still want to find Siddall, and we will not give up until we do! We want to help bring some sort of closure to her family." The family, grappling with uncertainty, has already initiated discussions about a memorial service for Siddall. In a month marked by unsettling developments, Siddall's family disclosed that she has no sister in Oklahoma, contradicting Hassler's claim. Adding another layer of complexity, Siddall's family filed a petition against Hassler, alleging that he forged Siddall's signature on a deed on June 30, granting himself general power of attorney. In a testament to the challenges faced by Siddall's family, a fundraising page has been established to alleviate the financial burden associated with the civil case and Siddall's funeral. The fundraiser aims to support legal expenses, cover funeral costs, and provide assistance to Siddall's children, who have taken time off work to search for their missing mother. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Donald Lee Hassler, a Texas parolee, has been charged with capital murder in the mysterious disappearance and suspected murder of 57-year-old Sheryl Siddall. Siddall, a grandmother residing in Horseshoe Lake Estates in north Liberty County, northeast of Houston, vanished without a trace on September 18, leaving authorities and her distraught family searching for answers. The ordeal began when Siddall's concerned niece reported her missing, triggering a welfare check at her home. What deputies discovered inside Siddall's residence only deepened the sense of dread—a trail of blood on the kitchen floor and cabinets. Despite a thorough search in the community and the lake behind her house, Siddall has not been found. When deputies arrived at Siddall's home, Hassler, an acquaintance of Siddall's answered the door. His assertion that Siddall had left to visit her sister in Oklahoma and that he was in the process of buying her house raised immediate suspicions. Authorities, however, found Siddall's belongings—wallet, purse, ID, and vehicle—inside her home, contradicting Hassler's claims. Complicating matters, Siddall's phone, which last pinged a cellphone tower near her residence on September 11 before going silent, has yet to be located. Hassler, who was initially booked into the Liberty County Jail on a charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm—a parole violation—remained at the center of the investigation. As the case unfolded, investigators discovered eight firearms in a box trailer belonging to Hassler and in his pickup truck. The additional charges intensified the severity of the situation, marking Hassler as the prime suspect in Siddall's disappearance. Following his arrest, Hassler's lack of cooperation with authorities became apparent. Deputies stated that he pleaded the Fifth Amendment against self- incrimination, heightening suspicions surrounding his involvement. Hassler was subsequently held without bond, a decision made as the search for Siddall continued. Unfortunately, a date for the resumption of the search was not immediately available. Liberty County Sheriff's Capt. David Meyers expressed determination, stating, “We still want to find Siddall, and we will not give up until we do! We want to help bring some sort of closure to her family." The family, grappling with uncertainty, has already initiated discussions about a memorial service for Siddall. In a month marked by unsettling developments, Siddall's family disclosed that she has no sister in Oklahoma, contradicting Hassler's claim. Adding another layer of complexity, Siddall's family filed a petition against Hassler, alleging that he forged Siddall's signature on a deed on June 30, granting himself general power of attorney. In a testament to the challenges faced by Siddall's family, a fundraising page has been established to alleviate the financial burden associated with the civil case and Siddall's funeral. The fundraiser aims to support legal expenses, cover funeral costs, and provide assistance to Siddall's children, who have taken time off work to search for their missing mother. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

We take a look and listen back to a conversation we had with David Meyers, of the Centre for Independent Living Toronto at the Balance Community Info Fair.

We take a look and listen back to a conversation we had with David Meyers, of the Centre for Independent Living Toronto at the Balance Community Info Fair. During our Nutrition chat with Julia Karantjas, we talk about hot cereal and the health benefits associated with them. Kim Hovey joins us for her Community Report where she tells us all about her Western Canada road trip with her mom. Grant Hardy joins us for a Headlines segment. On our Parenting Chat, we're talking with Lucia Bellafante about ableism and parenting. We have our monthly Collections & Hobbies segment with Beth Deer who tells us about her extremely massive family .

New Jersey wants to preserve hundreds of thousands of acres of farmland, but it'll take about 54 years for officials to meet that goal. Plus, WNYC's Michael Hill talks with David Meyers, deputy editor of Streetsblog, about a new report that finds a law prohibiting vehicle idling is rarely enforced. And finally, WNYC's David Furst and Precious Fondren discuss Fashion Week 2023.

When you know you're months, maybe weeks away from your own death, what do you most want people to know? As the first in a series of conversations with people near the end of their lives, we get to know David Meyers. He was a physician who was diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2018. He died on June 2nd, 2023. Hear his reflections on life, love, and what really matters. An extended version of this conversation is available in your podcast feed. GUEST:  Dr. David Meyers: A physician from the Washington, DC area. He died on June 2, 2023 after being diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2018 Support the show: https://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the surface, the opportunity to transition on-farm energy to electricity seems limited at best. Farm jobs and farm equipment are big, and often require a level of power that electric options have historically been unable to meet. But between advances in electric vehicles and shifting dynamics in farm operations, those limitations are starting to dissolve. So we've started to wonder: is on-farm electrification at a tipping point? Today we've asked David Meyers, CEO and Founder at GridTractor, to help us explore that question. His perch at the head of an agricultural fleet electrification and charging services company gives him a unique perspective on what comes next for energy use on the farm level, and what that could mean not only for the industry, but for electrification across the economy as well. For more information and resources, visit our website. The information in this post is not investment advice or a recommendation to invest. It is general information only and does not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Before making an investment decision you should read the information memorandum and seek financial advice from a professional financial adviser. Whilst we believe Information is correct, no warranty of accuracy, reliability or completeness is given, except for liability under statue which cannot be excluded.

In this podcast profiling members of the POST Wrestling community, hosts Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to Brandon Frm NJ about his dream of being a sports broadcaster, using humor to deal with tough times, and his love of classical history. Come meet the man behind the iconic laugh.POSTmarks is a free podcast available each month at postwrestlingcafe.com, Listen to previous episodes by clicking here.Connect with fellow POSTmarks at these links:Discord: https://discord.com/invite/Q795HhRForum: https://forum.postwrestling.comTwitter/Facebook/Instagram/YouTube: @POSTwrestlingFollow Bruce Lord on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ContrasomaFollow David Meyers on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DaveActsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This episode profiles the brutal murders commited by spree killer, 31-year-old Joseph Chester Palcynski, Jr. on March 6, 2000 which terrorized the Bowley's Quarters neighborhood. Joseph shot and killed 50-year-old Gloria Shenk, Gloria's husband, 49 year old George Shenk, their neighbor, 42 year old David Meyers, and 36 year old Jennifer Lynn McDonell. A 2 year old boy was also injured. This episode also profiles the unsolved homicide of 24-year-old Daniel Arqueta Cordova, who was murdered on November 11, 2008, behind a Lowe's Home Improvement Store in the 2500 block of Crain Highway in Waldorf Maryland.

This is a special extended version of my conversation with Dr. David Meyers. After five years of living with glioblastoma, a brain tumor, he is nearing the end of his life. He talks about what matters most to him, gives advice for those of us who aren't so willing to ponder death deeply, and shares how he wants to be remembered.Support the show: https://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When you know you're months, maybe weeks away from your own death, what do you most want people to know? As the first in a series of conversations with people near the end of their lives, we get to know David Meyers. He's a physician who was diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2018. Hear his reflections on life, love, and what really matters. An extended version of this conversation is available in your podcast feed. GUEST:  Dr. David Meyers: A physician living in the Washington, DC area. He is currently in hospice after being diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2018 Support the show: https://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A murder investigation is underway by the Liberty County Sheriff's Office after the fatal shooting of a 37-year-old Ames woman at a home on CR 2414 in Hull early Monday morning. According to Capt. David Meyers, a spokesperson for the sheriff's office, deputies were dispatched in reference to a shooting around 5:27 a.m. When deputies arrived, they began lifesaving measures on the victim, identified as Tangela Stephens, who later succumbed to her injuries. Stephens was shot inside a one-bedroom apartment located behind the main house on the property of her boyfriend Martin Toth. Toth's son, Aurelio Toth, is identified as the murder suspect. “We learned that Ms. Stephens had been allowed to stay overnight at Mr. Toth's property. She was sleeping in a one-bedroom apartment behind Mr. Toth's house. The son was mad that she was there and got into an argument with his dad. At some point in the argument, the son, carrying a shotgun, followed his dad to the apartment where he shot Ms. Stephens, killing her,” Meyers said. Source: bluebonnetnews --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leah-gordone/support

David Meyers joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career in journalism and recently leaving The Fulcrum, a nonprofit news organization where they cover efforts to fix our political system.

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In this week's North American Ag Spotlight Chrissy Wozniak speaks with co-founder and president of Monarch Tractor, Mark Schwager. Mark shares more about the world's first 100% electric, driver-optional, intelligent tractor, and about being Awarded California Energy Commission Grant for “Vehicle-to-Building Technologies for Resilient Backup Power".Mark has over a decade of experience leading manufacturing organizations and has developed over 16 million square feet of manufacturing space. Mark previously served as head of the Tesla Gigafactory, leading the project from concept phase to construction. He also led the operations planning team and built the business systems for Tesla's Fremont factory and led the manufacturing program for Tesla's collaboration with Toyota for the Rav4 EV.Released November 3, 2022 - SACRAMENTO, CA:Monarch Tractor and Farm Electrification Consortium Partners Awarded California Energy Commission Grant for “Vehicle-to-Building Technologies for Resilient Backup Power"Consortium, including Monarch Tractor, Gridtractor, Rhombus Energy Solutions, Current Ways, and Polaris Energy Services, will demonstrate On Farm Mobile Microgrids for intelligent bidirectional charging of electric tractors and support for critical electric loads during power outages  Monarch Tractor, maker of the industry's smartest, fully electric autonomous tractor, and its Farm Electrification Consortium partners have received a $3 million grant from the California Energy Commission (CEC) to accelerate electrification of agricultural equipment and demonstrate the ability of batteries in on-farm equipment to keep critical electrical loads running during power outages that are initiated with greater frequency due to wildfires. The consortium is comprised of Monarch Tractor, Gridtractor, Rhombus Energy Solutions, Current Ways, and Polaris Energy Services. "With grid shutdowns, hardworking farmers lose significant time, resources and money in a business where America's growers already struggle to see the profits of their hard labor," says Praveen Penmetsa, CEO and co-founder of Monarch Tractor. "Our tractor's ability to provide exportable power and act as a mobile generator will help keep the lights on for California's farms even when the grid is down." In addition to emergency scenarios, the consortium will develop and demonstrate technology to enable farmers to employ tractors to respond to conditions on the power grid by charging and discharging batteries to supply irrigation pumps and other on-farm loads in response to dynamic prices and demand response events. The consortium will develop hardware, software and communications technologies to link tractors and charging equipment to fleet operation centers and grid management systems. "Farm equipment electrification can not only provide dramatic savings for growers but enable them to take control of their energy," says David Meyers, CEO of Gridtractor. "For the grid, agriculture is one sector in California with the electrical infrastructure already in place to support rapid EV adoption. With the backing of the CEC, this project will support building, deploying and testing the technologies required to take advantage of that opportunity."  Monarch Tractor's award-winning MK-V tractor is transforming agriculturSponsored by Tractors and Troubadours:Your weekly connection to agriculture industry newsmakers, hot-button industry issues, educational topics, rural lifestyle features and the best in true country music. Brought to you by Rural Strong Media.Listen now at https://ruralstrongmedia.com/tractors-and-troubadours/ Unconventional Ag is the industry source to discover how to differentiate products and processes and take advantage of emerging markets related to specialty oilseeds, grains, and their bi-products.Visit us at - https://agr.fyi/uag

We have a 2022 post-election show with a twist. Instead of focusing on which party is up or down, we open the hood and examine the engine of our democracy. Voters delivered a clear verdict: Most election deniers were defeated as many voters, especially independents, split their ballots, and shunned the extremes.Our guests are Layla Zaidane, President and CEO of Millennial Action Project— the nation's largest nonpartisan organization of young lawmakers— and David Meyers, founding Executive Editor of the democracy newsletter, The Fulcrum.In the days before the election, the media was full of warnings, and perhaps some hyperbole, about the perilous state of American democracy. Both of our guests and podcast co-hosts agree that many of the results were reassuring for the guardrails of the electoral system."I think when the dust settles we're going to feel pretty good about this election," Layla told us. "Things went really well," said David. "The continued use of voting-by-mail and early voting has gone a long way towards making sure more people had the opportunity to vote and not wait in very long lines."We also examine the arguments over Ranked-Choice Voting, open primaries, and the need for a quicker vote account in some states where results took well over a week to come through.In their conversation after the interview, Jim and Richard debate voting-my-mail, early voting, reforming the primaries, and how to encourage states to make improvements in vote tabulation. Richard favors limited action by Congress, but Jim is vigorously opposed to any federal reforms or interference in how states conduct their elections.Recommendation: Richard is reading "Broken News. Why the Media Rage Machine Divides America and How to Fight Back", by political journalist Chris Stirewalt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode of the series comes from the How Do We Fix It podcast, hosted by Richard Davies and Jim Meigs.We have a 2022 post-election show with a twist. Instead of focusing on which party is up or down, we open the hood and examine the engine of our democracy. Voters delivered a clear verdict: Most election deniers were defeated as many voters, especially independents, split their ballots, and shunned the extremes.Our guests are Layla Zaidane, President and CEO of Millennial Action Project— the nation's largest nonpartisan organization of young lawmakers— and David Meyers, founding Executive Editor of the democracy newsletter, The Fulcrum.In the days before the election, the media was full of warnings, and perhaps some hyperbole, about the perilous state of American democracy. Both of our guests and podcast co-hosts agree that many of the results were reassuring for the guardrails of the electoral system."I think when the dust settles we're going to feel pretty good about this election," Layla told us. "Things went really well," said David. "The continued use of voting-by-mail and early voting has gone a long way towards making sure more people had the opportunity to vote and not wait in very long lines."We also examine the arguments over Ranked-Choice Voting, open primaries, and the need for a quicker vote account in some states where results took well over a week to come through.In their conversation after the interview, Jim and Richard debate voting-my-mail, early voting, reforming the primaries, and how to encourage states to make improvements in vote tabulation. Richard favors limited action by Congress, but Jim is vigorously opposed to any federal reforms or interference in how states conduct their elections.Additional InformationHow Do We Fix It PodcastMore shows from The Democracy Group

Episode 10 of 4Nature Podcast, features Edwin Wayonyi, Director of Partnership and Enterprise at the Kenya Wildlife Service. In this episode, Edwin Wayonyi connects with David Meyers about his work engaging with many different stakeholders to find solutions for financing conservation in Kenya. Edwin speaks to the often overlooked importance of domestic tourism as a sustainable source of income to support the parks system and his work to engage the private sector in building up tourism surrounding the parks. David and Ediwn discuss some of the challenges to conservation that are arising with the climate crisis, and Edwin shares success stories of protecting livestock and lions across Kenya, from education campaigns to reduce human-wildlife conflicts to private sector partnerships such as Lion Lights, to protect livestock and lions across Kenya.  “Wildlife doesn't wait for you to get money. Wildlife and our habitats need our protection now and today. Because the challenges are many.” - Edwin Wayonyi

A new episode of 4Nature featuring Laure Katz, Vice President of Blue Nature & Co-Lead Implementation Blue Nature Alliance at Conservation International, is now available on all streaming platforms. In discussion with 4Nature Co-host David Meyers, Laure describes how her early love of marine life has powered her career of protecting the ocean. They discuss her work with Indigenous Papuan communities to protect the global epicenter of marine diversity, the Bird's Head Peninsula (BHP), and how integral it was in the first phase of the project to listen to the needs of the communities with strong ancestral and practical relationships with the Marine Protected Areas. Laure expands on the visionary Blue Nature Alliance and their mission to protect 5% of the global ocean by 2025; practically doubling the marine conservation efforts around the world. Listen for insights into Laure's crucial work to help design and fund community-driven, community-led marine protected areas at the scale of a seascape. 

Rabbi Adam Kligfeld sits down with acclaimed professors David Myers and Nomi Stolzenberg to discuss their new book about Kiryah Joel, the Satmar Hasidic, Yiddish-speaking village that emerged from the town of Monroe, NY, part of the extended community Rabbi Kligfeld served for nine years before coming to Temple Beth Am. (Zoom) Special Guests: David Meyers and Nomi Stolzenberg.

In this episode, Carlos Manuel Rodriguez, CEO of the Global Environment Facility (GEF), connects with 4Nature Co-host David Meyers, on the importance of including agriculture and conservation in conversations together, the power of public and private divesting from industries and activities that are harmful to the environment, his legacy of transformational environmental leadership in Costa Rica, and his mission to promote policy coherence in GEF's work around the world.    “All development policies from the central government or from the different sectors should be aligned and aimed to the same goals. We need to create the right incentives so all public and private investments are aligned with the Paris Climate Agreement” - Carlos Manuel Rodriguez, CEO of the Global Environment Facility on policy coherence  

Meet your hosts, David Meyers and Kim Bonine, as they share their inspiration for creating the 4Nature podcast series. David and Kim chat about what nature means to them and discuss the major themes of their new 4Nature podcast. "[Humans] have evolved to live in nature and function in nature and losing that nature has had a profound psychological impact on us as individuals and communities." - David Meyers "Part of the problem might not be that we don't care. Part of the problem is somewhat how we count things and measure things and what we include when we're making decisions, and considering trade-offs, and it's about really embracing a new way of thinking about well-being and thinking about our lives and making sure that Nature is include. Imperfectly, but included....it's essential to how we live as people"  - Kim Bonine 

David Meyers told us about a cassette recorder from speak to me. He also suggested the Wilson, which only has 3 buttons. Pam asked about video description on the Amazon TV. Chris gave a recipe for Chocolate mint pie. Discussed the new products from Apple. The new phones will have better cameras, increased speed and 5G where available. The iPad mini has a USBC port. All phones start with 128 gig of storage. IOS 15 has made changes to Safari that may not be for the best.

Commodity Management software? What is it and how is defined? We talk to Richard Philcox at SAP, David Meyers at Enuit, and George Olney at iRely to get their opinions and find out more about this important class of software. CTRMRadio is an ad hoc podcast from Commodity Technology Advisory LLC. It is sponsored by Enuit and hosted by CTRMCenter.

We have made it to our 30th episode!! Do you believe in aliens?! Ash believes in them, and the Loch Ness Monster, and BigFoot. We're talking about Netflix's show Dirty John, and the drama that is Dynasty. Bek is promoting something very unexpected on her Instagram, and Ash almost died when she heard about it! Giant Bunnies, animal facts, and new baby chicks. Alllllllll the bases were covered, and we have our beautiful friend today on the pod - Nic, Nicole, Wigs, Wiggins- Meyers! Nic is the glue of our friend group, and is the reason Bek and Ash met. She is a Native New Mexican, a Wife to David Meyers, a Local Firefighter and previous guest of ours, and a Mother of 4. She also recently came home from rehab for an addiction to opiates. Nic is a fighter, and is currently 65 days clean. She is here to share her story, her breaking point and her journey in recovery. She has amazing advice for those struggling with addiction, and for those with loved ones struggling. She gives us an inside look at what it feels like to walk through and recover from addiction, and how important a healthy support system of family and friends is essential for recovery. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humanclubpodcast/message

Today, we'll uncover the cons of multi-tasking and explore added organization to our days to promote uni-tasking. According to researcher David Meyers, we only achieve about 40% of possible success when we multi-task. Let's take a look at the 'executive functions' of the brain and learn how they can become strained by consistent multi-tasking. To help curb my habit of multi-tasking, I've been using the idea of these 5 Islands of Time Management: Island 1 - Love (Familial, Romantic, Platonic). Island 2 - The 4-Hour Primetime. Island 3 - The Guilty Pleasure. Island 4 - The Money. Island 5 - The Cast Away. BW News Hip Hop superstar, J Cole announces his next album. The Dreamville CEO and artist will release The Fall Off on May 14th 2021. NFL Superstar D.K. Metcalf will audition for the Olympics this weekend. He will participate in the USATF Golden Games and Olympic Trials' 100-meter dash. CVS, Walgreens, and other pharmacies to begin walk-in appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations. This comes after it was reported that they have wasted over 128,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/livebw/support

Every black belt remembers the time when martial arts became a passion. It happened to me at age eight. My brother took me to see a Bruce Lee movie, and to this day I can close my eyes and feel the emotion that overwhelmed me as I watched the screen. At that moment I totally fell in love with the power of martial arts, but it would be many years before I found the physical and spiritual paths to black belt. Once I began that journey, however, the martial arts and the art of teaching became central element of my life. Bruce Lee gave me inspiration, but the following years were filled with frustration because there were no martial art schools near my home. I finally realized my dreams when I moved to California and had the great fortune to enter Steve Sexton's Hapkido school in Canoga Park. Through Steve's selfless guidance I achieved black belt in 1981 and I became an assistant instructor at the school. In those early years I viewed instructing as a sideline while I remained focused on my personal training. With time and maturity I grew nearer to the spiritual and philosophical center of the martial arts and I began to realize the tremendous personal rewards of teaching. After some months of uncertainty, I decided to completely redefine and reshape my life, and at Steve Sexton's urging, I took on the role of school owner and became a professional instructor of Hapkido. I named my school "Team Karate Center" because I became devoted to the idea that the instructors and the students should work together, as a team, so that each student can find and create their "individual art" within the traditions of Hapkido. I believe that no matter what individual qualities a student has - natural talents or special challenges - there is profound value in the martial arts for everyone. Consequently, the elementary principles at our school are centered on the teamwork required for all of us - teacher, instructor, student and parent (for our younger students) - to identify and advance this value. Currently, the school follows a multi-cultural approach that is grounded in function and usefulness. In the basic program we focus on traditional physical skills, and we stress the development of individual responsibility and core character strengths. Advanced students are introduced to an extension of Hapkido that I call Blend. From the very early years my training was based on the concept of "thinking outside the box." I evolved Blend, in this way, to move from style-based techniques to versatile, range-based frameworks. This combines Hapkido with certain aspects of Brazilian and Japanese Jujitsu, American Boxing, Wing Chun and the Filipino arts. Over the past 20 years my physical and spiritual advancements have been influenced by many remarkable people. I have had the cherished privilege of studying with Grand Master Ji Han Jae. I am, and will always be, indebted to Master Steve Sexton and I continue to extend my personal growth with the generosity of David Meyers (grappling) and Ron Balicki (Filipino martial arts: trapping, stick and knife techniques). As a teacher, I have always viewed learning as a fun and rewarding experience. I look to this philosophy, within the discipline and tradition of Hapkido, to inspire and motivate the students and the assistant instructors at our school, and I offer the multi-faceted challenge of Blend to give advanced students a contemporary martial art that is filled with unique insight and reward. "The martial arts training process is a powerful life-defining interpersonal experience that gets to the heart of the matter. It is your opportunity to alter your capacities to accomplish and to stand powerfully as the gift that you are and the difference that you make."

Holmes County, Ohio is one of the largest Amish communities in America. It was here, in the summer of 1957, that an Amish man named Paul Coblentz was murdered by two ex-cons in his family's rural farmhouse. My guests are David Meyers and Elise Meyers Walker, authors of the book "A Murder in Amish Ohio: The Martyrdom of Paul Coblentz". They not only share details of the case, but also offer insight into the Amish's unique beliefs regarding justice and forgiveness.For more information on the authors' books, visit their website at: https://www.explodingstove.com/

For this installment of @530 on Main, Interactive Design Professor and owner of Net Temple, David Meyers, joins hosts Mike Davis and Shawn Collins to discuss user experience and how it has evolved over the years. Through his many avenues of experience within design and the arts, Meyers brings a unique perspective on technological advancements and problem solving to the discussion.

For this installment of @530 on Main, Interactive Design Professor and owner of Net Temple, David Meyers, joins hosts Mike Davis and Shawn Collins to discuss user experience and how it has evolved over the years. Through his many avenues of experience within design and the arts, Meyers brings a unique perspective on technological advancements and problem solving to the discussion.

Episode 45 of the podcast is now available featuring David Meyers. David is a father of 4 and has been married to his wife, Nicole, for 22 years. He is a touring musician turned pastor turned firefighter and is a singer/songwriter creating music with his band Of Light and Shadow whose music is featured in this episode. In this conversation, we discuss David's spiritual journey, why he left local church ministry, his music, and living a life with no regrets. The songs "The Arc" and "Wide Awake" were featured in this episode.  You can hear more music from Of Light and Shadow and purchase their new LP "The Art of Shifting Seas" here. David's theology website is an incredible resource as well. You can find that here. You can connect with David on Facebook and Instagram.  While you're on social media, please be sure to follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram as well.  You can find every episode of the podcast on our website. Please take a moment to rate and review the podcast on your platform of choice. Finally, we'd really appreciate it if you would help make this podcast happen by becoming a patron on Patreon where you'll get great perks in appreciation for your generous support. Thanks so much for listening! Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Troutman Sanders and Pepper Hamilton are producing a series of podcasts to discuss litigation topics that have been brought to the forefront by the COVID-19 pandemic and how businesses might be able to prepare and respond. In this episode, Pepper Hamilton litigation partner Doug Herrmann focuses on securities litigation and disclosure issues. Joining Doug are litigation partner Tim Mast and corporate partner David Meyers with Troutman Sanders, and Pam Palmer and Bob Hickok, litigation partners with Pepper Hamilton. Topics discussed include if there will be a rise in litigation, including class actions and derivative law suits, SEC disclosure guidance, and also loss causation claims and insolvency issues.

There is one national news publication that covers every angle of the movement to reform and strengthen American elections and governance -- The Fulcrum! David Meyers serves as publisher and executive editor, and he talks on the Mean about how The Fulcrum is making a difference in informing and motivating Americans to fight for their rights!

My guests today are David Meyers and Elise Meyers Walker. They join me to discuss their new book Ohio's Black Hand Syndicate: The Birth of Organized Crime in America which described the origins of organized crime in the United States and one of the first major efforts by law enforcement to combat their activities. David is a graduate of Miami University and The Ohio State University, and Elise earned degrees from Hofstra University and Ohio University. Together this father and daughter have co-written Inside the Ohio Penitentiary, Historic Columbus Crimes: Mama's in the Furnace, The Thing & More, and Wicked Columbus, Ohio. Want to listen to new episodes a week earlier and get exclusive bonus content? Consider becoming a supporter of the podcast on Patreon! Like the podcast? Please subscribe and leave a review! Follow @CMTUHistory on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & TikTok --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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In the tradition of National Lampoon, Monty Python, Firesign Theatre, Cheech and Chong, Nichols and May and other greats, Blasto Podcast Network presents Soft Spots and Bald Spots: A DAMSEL Sketch Comedy Album. DAMSEL brings the best of sketch comedy in New York City today and puts it in a classic format: the comedy album. Soft Spots and Bald Spots: A DAMSEL Sketch Comedy Album features Jon Bershad, Becky Chicoine, David Guzman, Melissa Klein, David Meyers, Dave Murray, John Zachary Townsend and Marika Zappas, with sketches written by Trumane Alston, Madalyn Baldanzi, Jon Bershad, Zach Goldbaum, David Guzman, Emily Hoffman, Matt Jordan, Alex Starbuck and John Zachary Townsend.