Podcast appearances and mentions of David Owens

Host Lisa Salberg chats with Dr. David Owens and welcomes UW Medicine Heart Institute aboard as a Center of Excellence (COE).   This conversation was recorded March 21, 2025.

Pastor David Owens from Calvary Chapel Northeast teaches Romans 12:1-2 during Session 2 of the Rend Your Heart Youth Retreat at Camp Dixie, NC on Saturday, November 9, 2024.

In this episode of "Exposed: Scandalous Files of the Elite,"  Host Jim Chapman discusses the second “official” interrogation of Alex Murdaugh by SLED's lead detective David Owens, just a month after the Moselle tragedy. The discussion reveals Alex's psychological turmoil and his tendency to over-explain, leading to critical inconsistencies in his narrative. Key moments highlight the detectives' strategic questioning as they piece together his timeline and scrutinize his alibi. As tensions rise, Detective Owens directly confronts Alex about his potential involvement in the murders, setting the stage for further revelations in the case.#murdaugh #AlexMurdaugh #SLED #Southcarolina #investigation #podcast #exposed Timestamps00:27 Intro to “Murdaugh” Episode Eight04:00 Detective Owens Refuses to Be Put on the Defensive13:07 Detective Owens Presses Murdaugh on a Timeline24:21 Mapping Alex Murdaugh's Night35:01 The 911 Call and the “Here” Comment51:42 Timeline Troubles for Alex Murdaugh 58:41 Unraveling the Truth1:11:44 The Final Question1:28:13 What Happens Next?The “Murdaugh case details” may be disturbing for some listeners. Exposed: Scandalous Files of the Elite provides the“latest update on the Alex Murdaugh case” throughout its ”Murdaugh” series podcast. Discover “the impact of the Murdaugh trial ”  can be followed by subscribing wherever you listen to your podcasts.For collaborations, promotions, or appearances email Jim at:  https://www.exposedpodcastfiles@gmail.com  Join us on Patreon for commercial free early releases, bonus content and more by clicking HERE Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/exposed-scandalous-files-of-the-elite--6073723/support.

The All Star World Championship started just a few years ago and has grown exponentially since. With 1,600 teams competing in 2024, it has grown into the biggest all star cheer competition in the world. I talk with two of the owners and the creators of All Star Worlds, Heidi Weber and David Owens, about what it takes to put on an event this large, the challenges they face, and things that cause delays in the schedule. I also ask Heidi and David the question that has been on many minds for the 2025 All Star Worlds. They give their honest answer, and what the future of the event holds.    Your perfect style awaits, with Slick Hair Company! Visit slickhaircompany.com/thecheermomblog and use code THECHEERMOMBLOG for 10% off!

Send us a Text Message.On today's episode, your favorite teachers begin their summer vacation discussing all the latest news in the world of pop culture and fandom. 11:50  Barbeheimer Part 2??  Wicked and Gladiator 2??  Wickiator?15:57  Box Office Numbers 22:13 Spaceballs 2 Sequel News28:38  Kevin Costners: Horizon Box Office Fail 29:19:  Hot Take: Mr. McDonald has thoughts on Kevin Costner38:35 Batman: The Caped CrusaderSPONSOR: Genuine Collision CenterHave you been involved in a car accident that has caused significant damage to your vehicle. If you've been in this situation, you know how hard it can be. Insurance, rental, and who can you trust to get your car back to normal? Well if you're on Long Island, you've got to go to Genuine Collision Center. Expert staff will help you every step of the way to get back on the road. Call Genuine Collision Center today at 631-569-4540 and you won't be disappointed.SPONSOR:  Red Shirt ComicsNeed some comics for yourself, a family member, or a friend on the east end of Long Island.  Are you looking for ways to get your kids into reading?  Visit Red Shirt Comics in Port Jefferson Village.  They got everything you need for comics and fandoms.https://www.redshirtcomics.com/SPONSOR: The Adla Real Estate TeamIf you are buying or selling anywhere in New York from Manhattan to Montauk Point, please call the Adla Real Estate. If you mention "The Fandalorians" you can receive up to $2,000 back at closing. Website: adlarealestateteam.comSPONSOR:  Kanopy King Party RentalsDo you live on Long Island, have a party coming up and need a few things? For your party needs, you need Kanopy King Party Rentals: Long Islands #1 tent rental company. We have everything from traditional pole tents to hi-peak frame tents. We have regular and high-top cocktail tables, chairs, and even portable bars. You'll find everything you need for a successful party here. To schedule a free consultation, call (631) 345-9752.Website: www.kanopyking.netSend all email to Thefandaloriansmailbag@gmail.com all emails will be read on the podcast. Follow us on Twitter at @FandalorainspodAlso follow us on Instagram at fandalorians.podcastMerch at TeePublic https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-fandalorians-teachers-by-day-nerds-by-night

David Owens and Melissa Houser receive instructions on how to proceed with the Archives Project.     Only the Monsters is a weekly scripted podcast set in a future where humans are extinct.  Vampires, Werewolves and various creatures inherit the planet and begin to rebuild society.  Our story follows a pair of vampires sent out to collect information to write a new history.   AI voices by https://elevenlabs.io/ Sound Effects by https://pixabay.com Opening and Ending Theme by Pygmy Moose All story and content written by Gabe Spangler, Ryan Milletics and Zac Lanier

Kimon Hatza, Esq. of GrowthCounsel talks with Charlie Huntington of Life Sciences PA about Bio Tech then they interview David Owens of Bowman's Tower Ventures Partners about investing in Life Sciences companies by angel investors, accredited investors and group investors. The post Money Matters TV 23-43 Owens appeared first on Money Matters TV.

On today's Afterschool Special Podcast, Mr. Richardson sits down with our #1 Male fan, David Owens to discuss their love of wrestling and the return of CM Punk to the WWE.  Thoughts on the show? Comments? Questions?Text or leave a voice mail for the Fandalorians at (631) 494-3632‬ SPONSOR: LJ PhotographyTis the season for photos. LJ Photography is run by a full time teacher and mom.  She understands the last minute hustle and bustle for family photos.  If you live on Long Island and are looking for family photos they have you covered.    LJ photography is ready to capture the beautiful memories for you and your loved ones.  Check them out on instagram @LJ_photographyli for more information!SPONSOR: The Adla Real Estate TeamIf you are buying or selling anywhere in New York from Manhattan to Montauk Point, please call the Adla Real Estate. If you mention "The Fandalorians" you can receive up to $2,000 back at closing.Website: adlarealestateteam.comSend all email to Thefandaloriansmailbag@gmail.com all emails will be read on the podcast. Follow us on Twitter at @FandalorainspodAlso follow us on Instagram at fandalorians.podcastWant to buy some merch where 100% of our cut goes to the Laney's Legacy of Hope https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-fandalorians-teachers-by-day-nerds-by-night

An essential pillar of the team Tempest programme is capturing the imagination of the next generation of engineers and aviators. The Tempest Early careers network (TECN) wants to inspire those at the start of their careers, as well as people who are embarking on their secondary education. They'll become the leaders of the programme in the future as the systems come into service in 2035. In this episode we speak to mentors and mentees working on Tempest who discuss how the network's cross-partner mentoring scheme is helping strengthen the transformative collaboration that is delivering team Tempest. Joining host Zevi Watmough on this episode is David Owens, a TECN and cross partner mentoring scheme coordinator; TECN member, Parampal Singh and his mentor Tony Claire, transformation programme manager at Rolls Royce; and Blossom Hill, who is a talent development advisor at Team Tempest partner MBDA. Find out more about Team Tempest Follow us on X for the latest news on Team Tempest Learn more about the opportunities for #GenerationTempest on Instagram Catch up our story so far on YouTube

Books before baseball. David Owens takes his players on a years-long journey that transcends the baseball diamond, emphasizing the importance of academics and life skills first, and opening doors to incredible college campuses and Ivy League institutions - and even to professional baseball.Join us as we discover the man behind the New York Grays, a roller-skating, stand-up comedian, and Thursday night dance enthusiast who's changing lives through the power of baseball and education.Everyone at Cornell loved him and so do we!And score one for Michelle, he hates Mony Mony too.Not sponsored by or affiliated with Cornell University

A video of ‘buskers' in Cork has gone viral because people are complaining about the quality. It's someone dressed up as a leprechaun, blaring a dance edit of the song ‘Stand by Me'. Should the standard of street performers be subject to regulation? Andrea was joined by David Owens, busker and musician, Oliver Moran Green Councillor for Cork City North East, Kevin Hurlihy, from Cork Business Association and Iman from Dulce Bun House in Cork to discuss...

Today, on the premiere episode of season 3 of the #1 public school teacher pop culture podcast !! We are joined by one of our biggest fans, David Owens, to celebrate 100 episodes of the #1 public school teacher pop culture podcast !David will ask the guys some hard-hitting questions such as: Why did they start a podcast in the first place? What crazy things go on behind the scenes? Special thanks to all of our listerners who left us voice mails to celebrate 100 episodes: Ryleigh,  Amanda, Momma Kinder, Coach Taylor, Thomas and Tyler, John Westley, Austin from the Wrestle World podcast, The Films and Fermentation Podcast, The Tattonine Sons podcast,  The host of "Phathead and Cande" on My country 96.1 on Long Island, Phathead, Senior Host for Sports Illustrated Now, Robin Lundberg, and the CEO of Archie Comics Nancy Silberkleit,Want to leave us a message that we will play on the podcast?  Call the Fandalorian Voice Mail at (631) 494-3632‬SUMMER SPONSOR: The Adla Real Estate TeamIf you are buying or selling anywhere in New York from Manhattan to Montauk Point, please call the Adla Real Estate. If you mention "The Fandalorians" you can receive up to $2,000 back at closing.Website: adlarealestateteam.comSend all email to Thefandaloriansmailbag@gmail.com all emails will be read on the podcast. Follow us on Twitter at @FandalorainspodAlso follow us on Instagram at fandalorians.podcastWant to buy some merch where 100% of our cut goes to the charity!!!   https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-fandalorians-teachers-by-day-nerds-by-night

Now 26, Christian was raised in the small town of Huddleston, Va and grew up spending his time around Smith Mountain Lake. Growing up, his life wasn't always easy. With an alcoholic father, and an enabling mother of that drinking problem it was tough, but music found him at a young age. Picking up the guitar at the age of 11, then later getting professional vocal coaching from while participating in Staunton River High School Choir. After high school, though, Christian began down a slippery slope of alcohol addiction himself, losing his passions for music. He would find himself homeless, jumping job to job trying to figure out where he fit in. Until he met his now wife and her family. The musical talents of this family pulled him back into his music, and now, being almost 4 years sober, Christian has created for himself a full-blown music career. After playing his first solo show in March 2021, Christian hit the ground running playing any bar, restaurant, or venue he could. After landing an American Idol Callback Audition in early 2022, his career truly took off. He quickly formed his band, “Christian Q. & The Groove with meme era, Amy Quesenberry (bass), David Owens (lead guitar) and John Graham (drums). Now playing 3-5 shows a week, along with recording his debut album, “Coastlines to Mountaintops”. His goal is to start traveling more and spread his wings to new venues across state boarders! Now a husband, & father to a beautiful two-year-old boy who loves music just as much as his daddy does, Christian just wants to create the best life possible for his wife and son by doing what he loves most; and that's playing music.

Over the course of the pandemic, Dr David Owens has written a series of articles analysing the Hong Kong Covid response. As China begins to shift away from the strategy of ‘dynamic zero Covid', this article considers how lessons learned from the different strategies in Hong Kong and Singapore can best be applied when considering the current challenges facing the mainland. 

David Owens was an OU cheerleader, a coach, and an All Star gym owner. He started running cheer events as a side hustle, and now running cheer competitions and events is his full-time responsibility. He owns and operates the Rockstar Championship, and he's part owner of Gold Rush and The Open Series competitions, which is part of the All Star World Championship. It's clear to me that David not only loves cheerleading, but he has a deep commitment to our sport: to making it safer and better for all. We talk about the business of cheerleading and how it works, behind the scenes of a cheer competition event and everything that goes into it, and the burning question all Cheer moms want the answer to: WHY DO WE HAVE TO PAY CASH AT THE DOOR?? SHOW NOTES: thecheermomblog.com/what-goes-into-a-cheer-competition-event  Special Thanks to our sponsor: Prodigy Cheer Apparel

There have been complaints in Killarney that the busking there has gotten out of control. Some businesses are even turning up their speakers outside to drown them out. Should there be more rules around buskers? Andrea was joined on Lunchtime Live by Marie Moloney, Former Mayor and local Councillor in Killarney, Niall O'Callaghan, Owner of the Failte Hotel in Killarney and David Owens, Busker & Musician to discuss...

David Owens was a missionary kid growing up with Francis Shaeffer and L'abri as neighbors and family friends. Rebelling against God, he made his way to Australia for life in the film industry. That turned into a stint as a flight attendant. He regained faith but with the “Children of God.” However, his life on airplanes turned into a church plant.As the “Jesus People Movement” hit Australia, evangelism just “happened” even to non-evangelists like David (and me). Most of his airline converts were gays and “promiscuous women,” so he did the next natural thing—he planted a church among them. Grace mixed with truth proved powerful commodities. After marriage, he and his wife pastored in Vancouver, BC, before feeling the call to Africa. The church in Tanzania focused on “white colonials” before David's leadership. He nearly quit the leadership team over the church's lack of concern for locals. His attempted resignation triggered rethinking and repentance. Attempting to quit did no good—he became the pastor and reformer. There were fireworks, including one missionary organizing an attempt to remove him from the country. But the Holy Spirit prevailed, with the now thriving church counting primarily people of color in their membership. Outreach includes training pastors, church planters, business people, medical personnel and the very poor. The interview with David was one of the most uplifting I've experienced—actually more of a presentation than an interview; it is the product of a members-only call with enrollees in the Equippers Lab.This one is great fun!You can learn more about David at Arusha Vineyard Church or facebook.com/arushavineyard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David Owens was a missionary kid growing up with Francis Shaeffer and L'abri as neighbors and family friends.Rebelling against God, he made his way to Australia for life in the film industry. That turned into a stint as a flight attendant. He regained faith but with the “Children of God.” However, his life on airplanes turned into a church plant.As the “Jesus People Movement” hit Australia, evangelism just “happened” even to non-evangelists like David (and me). Most of his airline converts were gays and “promiscuous women,” so he did the next natural thing—he planted a church among them. Grace mixed with truth proved powerful commodities. After marriage, he and his wife pastored in Vancouver, BC, before feeling the call to Africa. The church in Tanzania focused on “white colonials” before David's leadership. He nearly quit the leadership team over the church's lack of concern for locals. His attempted resignation triggered rethinking and repentance.Attempting to quit did no good—he became the pastor and reformer. There were fireworks, including one missionary organizing an attempt to remove him from the country. But the Holy Spirit prevailed, with the now thriving church counting primarily people of color in their membership. Outreach includes training pastors, church planters, business people, medical personnel and the very poor. The interview with David was one of the most uplifting I've experienced—actually more of a presentation than an interview; it is the product of a members-only call with enrollees in the Equippers Lab.This one is great fun!You can learn more about David at Arusha Vineyard Church or facebook.com/arushavineyard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ministered by Evangelist David Owens.  Revival with David Owens at New Life Church of La Habra. Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/NewLifeChurchofLaHabra   We are on Instagram at www.instagram.com/nlclahabra To support the work and ministry of New Life Church, visit our website www.newlifechurchlahabra.com and click the "Online Giving" tab at the top of the page.  Thanks for listening, God bless!

Ministered by Evangelist David Owens.  Revival with David Owens at New Life Church of La Habra. Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/NewLifeChurchofLaHabra   We are on Instagram at www.instagram.com/nlclahabra To support the work and ministry of New Life Church, visit our website www.newlifechurchlahabra.com and click the "Online Giving" tab at the top of the page.  Thanks for listening, God bless!

Ministered by Evangelist David Owens.  Revival with David Owens at New Life Church of La Habra. Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/NewLifeChurchofLaHabra   We are on Instagram at www.instagram.com/nlclahabra To support the work and ministry of New Life Church, visit our website www.newlifechurchlahabra.com and click the "Online Giving" tab at the top of the page.  Thanks for listening, God bless!

The recent increase in case numbers and tightening of social distancing policies has again reminded Hong Kong residents that although the rest of the world has moved on to other things, our city continues to march to the dynamic zero Covid beat. In our latest podcast, Doctor David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss a wide range of issues around the science of Covid including the emerging 6th wave, the evidence for vaccines and masks and lessons from the Russian flu pandemic of 1889. They also discuss Long Covid and answer questions from you our listeners.

The fifth wave of Omicron BA.2 is currently having a significant impact on our city. Hong Kong is in the unenviable position of having the highest mortality rate in the world. In our latest podcast, Dr David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss the current situation. They also discuss the factors driving the high mortality. They explain that we are already at herd immunity and ask what that means for Hong Kong over the next few months. They also answer questions submitted by you, our listeners. 

The Eternal Destruction of No

The Glory of God

Engaging The Enemy From The Heavenly Realm

In this episode Dr David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss the evolving fifth wave in Hong Kong. In a change from our previous episodes, we asked our listeners to submit questions, we were overwhelmed with the response and apologise that we were not able to cover all issues. This episode covers amongst other topics, the transmission of Covid, elimination or mitigation as a strategy, vaccinations in children and the potential impact on physical and psychological well-being as a result of the public health measures.

David Owens, an elder for CCNE teaches from 1st John, focusing on the fundamentals for joy. Remember the life Jesus lived. Look forward to His return. Abide in Him. Originally recorded on 02/09/2022

Scott Jackson gets into more new stadium talk with David Owens of WUSA and possible locations. We also switch gears to some Wizards talks ahead of the NBA trade deadline.

After 6 months without a community case of Covid, we are now seeing sporadic community cases with clusters of both Omicron and Delta infections in Hong Kong. In our latest podcast Doctor David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss the current situation. They discuss the dilemma of a Zero Covid strategy without a plan for exit. They consider what a plan B may look like. They also discuss the costs of the public health policy on physical and mental health and hamsters.

Here in the United States, we began to see evidence of the unprecedented challenge to our health care systems and economy and wonder if our democracy would be strong enough to withstand the attacks on our constitution. Globally our world has been challenged in a way it had not been for over 100 years. An invisible enemy has invaded our privacy, routines, expectations, and hopes. Some of you, like me, have felt mental and emotional uncertainty and unrest. Everything that could be shaken is now shaking, where noise, angry noise, drowns laughter and love. And yet, a look behind this external emotionally challenging landscape, perhaps peeking through the changing of seasons, lives for some an internal emotional, steady effort to maintain and sustain their lives with a part of them missing. A child. The courageous conversation we are sharing today demands that you listen with your heart and spirit. It is not designed to entertain; however, it will hopefully educate, empower, and encourage you to know that your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. Be inspired by the authenticity of the David Owens family from Chatham, Massachusetts, as they share their story of loss, grief, and hope.  

EZEQUIEL LASTRA. Un joven ayudante de pastor. Trabajando en Córdoba junto al pastor David Owens

It is now two months since the last community case in Hong Kong and the bubble with the mainland is due to open in the next few weeks. In our latest podcast Doctor David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss the current situation in Hong Kong and the potential implications of the Omicron variant recently identified in South Africa. They discuss the dilemmas around vaccine hesitancy in the context of zero covid and specifically the threat of low vaccination rates in the vulnerable elderly. They also discuss the role of booster doses and the philosophical arguments around vaccine mandates. 

Whilst much of the world begins the transition to normality Hong Kong has doubled down on a zero COVID strategy in an attempt to achieve the as yet undefined criteria which will allow an open border with China. In our latest podcast, Dr David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss the brittle nature of Zero Covid and the lack of evidence and potential harm caused by recent public health decisions around quarantine. They also discuss the dilemma around decisions on vaccinating children and giving booster doses. The risk-benefit calculations of both these interventions change depending upon the long term public health strategy.

Economist Jim Power last spoke on the programme when the country was in the process of a gradual reopening and this week Jim joined John and shared his insights on business and the economy as we head into the last quarter of 2021.Kilkenny Business Awards 2021 takes place on 20th November at the Lyrath Estate Hotel and, with the deadline of 29th September to get your nominations in for the awards fast approaching, John Hurley, CEO of Kilkenny Chamber of Commerce joined John to speak about the awards and the gala event that will take place.Mags Clancy, Commercial Director of TransferMate and previous winner of Employee of the Year at the Kilkenny Chamber Business Awards chatted to John about winning the award and what it meant to her and the company.Busker, David Owens speaks with John about changing his business model using tap and tip technology, the internet and new online innovation to make a living in the new Covid reality. Thomas Clarke, Chef and Owner of The Fig Tree Restaurant, Kilkenny chatted to John about developing their in-house salad dressing that has gone on to win awards and can now be found on supermarket shelves around the country.With thanks to O'Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.  To contact the show, email: thebottomline@kclr96fm.com

Staying with the theme of Job Search and Career Advancement, David Owens dives deep to give us a hiring manager's perspective on what he looks for in a tech comm candidate for his team. If you think tech comm is all about writing manuals in a silo, then this interview may just open your eyes. The field is fast evolving if you have not noticed, and managers are interviewing to fill non-traditional tech comm roles. Are you game? If not, this conversation promises to give you some great tips on how you can and must pivot if you want to interview for success in a content role.Some questions we touch upon:What are you looking for on your first scan of a resume as a hiring manager?What are hiring managers expecting to see in a candidate to fill a non-traditional tech comm role?Has the interview process changed given the pandemic and remote opportunities? Guest BioDavid Owens is Director of Strategic Content Development at Blackbaud. This multidisciplinary team creates a wide variety of content to support an array of products and services. David believes in building modern skillsets that both help team members achieve their career goals and ultimately benefit Blackbaud customers.As an information developer, David has created feature and API user assistance content in numerous formats for products ranging from an enterprise fundraising CRM application to shrink-wrapped, mass-market software and commercial hardware. David has written articles on topics such as single-sourcing and how to become a “technical” technical writer and is the co-author of “Madcap Flare for Programmers” published by XML Press.

Hong Kong has removed objective benefits for vaccinated travellers and doubled down on a Zero Covid strategy. Doctor David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss the recent changes. They discuss the evidence for the reduced incubation period and increased infectivity of the delta variant and the importance of positive messaging to increase vaccination uptake in high-risk groups. They both see living with Covid as the only long-term effective strategy. 

In our latest podcast, Dr David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss the evolving Covid public health strategies playing out in different parts of the world. They also discuss the role of booster doses and the challenges of maximising the population benefit of the available vaccines in the context of vaccine inequity. 

Dr David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss the recent government decision to reduce quarantine for vaccinated individuals provided they have proof of positive antibodies. They discuss the evolving evidence for a strong antibody response, especially with the BioNTech vaccine and the curious case of the recent alpha cluster in Hong Kong. In particular whether the crocodile was guilty or not guilty.

As official hurricane season barrels down on the Caribbean, this month the LUMA Energy consortium embarks on an unprecedented $20 billion, 15-year project to rebuild the damaged, long-neglected electric infrastructure on Puerto Rico. In this episode of Grid Talk, host Marty Rosenberg follows up with two former guests to get an update on the project. Wayne Stensby is the President and CEO of Luma Energy. David Owens is the Vice-Chair of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.“We will be administering the deployment of the FEMA funding to rebuild what is desperately needed here in Puerto Rico in terms of a badly dilapidated and damaged… transmission and distribution…and kind of all the elements of technology in the power system,” said Wayne Stensby. FEMA, the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency, is providing $10 billion to support the effort, one of its largest undertakings ever. “We interact extremely well with the FEMA, with the Department of Energy, with other agencies who have a keen interest in the work that Wayne is going to be doing to rebuild the grid, so I think we're on target,” Owens said. David K. Owens is an accomplished executive with extensive experience in public policies surrounding utility operations, strategic planning, technology development, rate making and regulation. He is recognized as one of the foremost authorities on electric utility issues, industry restructuring, and transformation. His experience in the electricity sector includes leading the Edison Electric Institute's (EEI's) efforts over a broad set of issues that affect the future structure of the electric industry and new rules in evolving competitive markets.He spearheaded efforts to enhance the public policy climate for investments in America's electric infrastructure with emphasis on the role of new technologies to address climate change, and to enhance energy efficiency through smart buildings, smart appliances, smart meters, and smart electric grids.Mr. Owens is a graduate of Howard University with a Bachelor and Master of Engineering degrees. He also has a Master in Engineering Administration from George Washington University.Luma Energy was formed Quanta Services, ATCO, and Innovative Emergency Management to rebuild Puerto Rico's electrical grid.Mr. Stensby joined ATCO in 1988 and has held a variety of leadership positions, including assignments in Canada, the U.K. and Australia. Most recently, in mid-2019, Mr. Stensby was appointed Executive Vice President, Corporate Development, where he was responsible for the growth of Canadian Utilities' global portfolio of investments in premier energy infrastructure. Mr. Stensby holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Alberta and is registered as a Professional Engineer with APEGA.

The fourth wave in Hong Kong has finally been brought under control and we have seen a number of days of zero COVID cases. What does zero COVID mean and is it a sustainable strategy? In this month's OT&P podcast, Dr David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss the current zero COVID strategy and the difficulty of managing the transition to normal in the context of high vaccine hesitancy. They both argue that vaccinated individuals should be treated as if they are immune.  They also argue that risk can never be totally eliminated and policy decisions should be based upon the evidence-based management of risk. 

Musician & Busker David Owens joins Louise to talk about what it's been like for buskers during the pandemic and how he has been keeping himself busy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this month's episode, Dr David Owens and Professor Ben Cowling discuss the recent cases involving variants of concern, in Hong Kong. These cases have resulted in an increase in numbers of people being quarantined and subject to compulsory testing orders including those who have already completed vaccination.The vaccination program in Hong Kong is efficient, free and vaccines are widely available, however the percentage of the overall population taking the vaccine continues to be low. In this podcast they discuss the factors which influence such a high level of vaccine hesitancy and contrast this with the high vaccine uptake in a recent survey of OT&P patients which showed 88.9% of patients to have had at least one vaccine in comparison to 13.4% in the population overall. They both make a case for relaxing quarantine restrictions for vaccinated individuals in order to create carrots and nudges for boosting vaccination rates.

CCNE's midweek study was continued with David Owens teaching out of the book of 1 Peter. Originally recorded on 04/21/2021

In our experience, the majority of OT&P patients are significantly more worried about the personal implications of the public health regulations than they are about the disease itself. This is especially the case for families with young children. In our latest Podcast, Dr David Owens sat down with Professor Ben Cowling. They discussed the Hong Kong public health strategy in comparison to that used in other countries. They also discussed the increasing evidence of effectiveness for COVID vaccines and the challenges of vaccine hesitancy in Hong Kong.

It's a lot of money, a lot of wire and a lot of land, but the revolution of cluster fencing has kept many wild dogs out and allowed for the reintroduction of sheep to many pastoral areas of Australia. In central west Queensland, a cluster fencing program has now protected an area larger than Hong Kong. Hear from RAPAD's Morgan Gronold and woolgrower David Owens about the endless positive impacts the fences have brought to businesses, livelihoods and communities in the region.

David Owens is the uncle and one of the loving survivors of his niece, Madison, who passed away in 2017 due to neuroblastoma that was detected pre-birth. She was 9 years, 9 months, and 9 days old. Madison became a precious beacon of sunshine during her hard-fought battle with cancer. Her unlimited positivity and hopeful outlook, despite her eventual prognosis, resulted in waves of media attention from numerous people and organizations, and it was my absolute honor and privilege to speak to a man who was there with her through it all. Now a husband and father himself, David reflects on both of their journeys, the lessons she taught him, and how she shaped the person he is today. Please consider a donation, a word of encouragement/support, or both, to The Dragonfly Foundation, and/or Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center in Madison's memory. #TeamMadison #GoneButLivingOn #999

Welsh Music Prize 2020 nominees Silent Forum chat to David Owens about their album Everything Solved At Once. Sgwrs rhwng Silent Forum, sydd ar rhestr fer y Wobr Gerddoriaeth Gymreig 2020 gyda David Owens, am eu albym Everything Solved At Once.

The second season of Grid Talk kicks off with a discussion about rebuilding and modernizing Puerto Rico's electric grids after devastating hurricanes. Host Marty Rosenberg talks with David Owens who is the Vice-Chair of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority. Mr. Owens talks about how his organization is working to use solar energy and microgrids to build a more resilient and reliable energy system. "A grid for renewable technologies is a grid very distinctly different in many respects from a grid that’s been built around central station facilities, which is traditionally how the Puerto Rican grid has evolved. So, you have to move from the kind of grid that we have today to one that has---that’s more digitized," said Owens.He also discusses why it's more than just building a new grid."This is really about the future of Puerto Rico. This is about bringing jobs back to Puerto Rico, enhancing economic development, re-establishing businesses in Puerto Rico, getting Puerto Ricans employed." David K. Owens is an accomplished executive with extensive experience in public policies surrounding utility operations, strategic planning, technology development, rate making and regulation. He is recognized as one of the foremost authorities on electric utility issues, industry restructuring, and transformation. His experience in the electricity sector includes leading the Edison Electric Institute’s (EEI’s) efforts over a broad set of issues that affect the future structure of the electric industry and new rules in evolving competitive markets.He spearheaded efforts to enhance the public policy climate for investments in America’s electric infrastructure with emphasis on the role of new technologies to address climate change, and to enhance energy efficiency through smart buildings, smart appliances, smart meters, and smart electric grids.Mr. Owens is a graduate of Howard University with a Bachelor and Masters of Engineering degrees. He also has a Masters in Engineering Administration from George Washington University.

In Jewish mythology a dybbuk is an evil possessing ghost that committed a sin so awful it was cursed to wander the Earth in torment. These entities possess people making them slowly succumb to their dark habits and then begin to take on the dybbuk's habits from life. Marcus and Vic discuss the interesting difference between Jewish vs Catholic exorcisms. They break down the fascinating Kevin Manis dybbuk box story and point out some facts about the cases no one is mentioning. Our hosts also discuss the modern phenomena of people binding dybbukim into boxes and selling them online.   The extended portion of the show is EXCLUSIVE to our patrons. Vic and Marcus review the book Grimoires A History of Magic Books by David Owens. Marcus and Vic discuss ancient grimoires about exorcisms and how they compared to the Malleus Maleficarum. If you wish to sign up to become a patron and get this EXCLUSIVE content click HEREFollow Us:      Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OneCandleSociety Twitter: @1CandleSociety  Instagram: 1CandleSociety  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OneCandleSociety 

Anusha interviews Detective David Owens, a detective in the Greenville County Multi-Jurisdictional Drug Enforcement Unit, on his journey and unique experience with the opioid epidemic.

In this episode of the Northeast Agronomy Podcast, hosts Chris Scuse and Emily Allegar discuss what might be bugging you in your row crops. Episode guests include David Owens, Extension Specialist of Entomology at the University of Delaware Extension, Pioneer Field Agronomist Ryan Permelia and Tony Goede, Product Marketing Manager at Corteva Agriscience.The group discusses pests seen in row crops throughout the 2020 growing season and what growers can do to combat pests in their fields.To see what Pioneer® brand sorghum hybrids have unrivaled sugarcane aphid tolerance in your neck of the woods visit: https://www.pioneer.com/us/products/sorghum/sorghum-seed-finder.html

1 Year of Podcasting! Thank you to everyone who has listened and supported the podcast, I'm super grateful for the support I received over the past year, really means a lot. To mark the occasion I have created a mashup of all my favourite moments from the podcast. Time-stamps: 1.39 | #2 Brendan O'Dowd 4.25 | #3 Eoghan Keegan 13.52 | #4 Kate Byrne 18.29 | #5 Ciaran Fox 23.19 | #6 Mattress Mick 24.29 | #7 David Owens 26.32 | #8 Jack Spencer 29.52 | #9 Kyle Mullen 31.27 | #10 Daniele Di Tofano 33.10 | #11 Sudha Rao 36.00 | #12 Kevin McTiernan 38.13 | #13 Kevin Harte 39.42 | #14 Scott H Young 43.31 | #15 Leah Cheung 45.32 | #16 Zak Robinson 47.42 | #17 Keith Gore 53.04 | #18 Jonathan McKnight 1.02.30 | #19 Joe O'Roibin 1.04.07 | #20 Alison Canavan 1.12.24 | #21 Jonathan Duggan 1.14.40 | #22 Gary McGowan 1.17.22 | #23 Matt Barrett & Patrick Hession 1.19.50 | #24 Jack Smyth 1.23.02 | #25 Thomas Arnold 1.24.51 | #26 Graham O'Connor 1.27.09 | #27 Conor Leen 1.27.58 | #28 Fred Curtis 1.31.25 | #29 Puru Schout 1.32.56 | #30 Brian O'haonghusa 1.38.10 | #31 Stephanie O'Quigley 1.39.36 | #32 Joanna Siewierska 1.40.00 | #33 Cillian Murphy 1.43.02 | #34 Laura Jones 1.44.58 | #35 Alex Lohier 1.46.51 | #36 David Cleary 1.48.46 | #37 Kinglsey Aikins 1.56.58 | #38 Sky Cowans 2.01.39 | #39 Luke Mackey 2.03.24 | #40 Bobby Healy 2.04.28 | #41/42 Dara O'Kearney 2.08.39 | #43 Keith Barry 2.10.18 | #44 Day Christensen 2.15.20 | #45 Mark Maxwell 2.19.47 | #46 Dan De Luis 2.23.40 | #47 Teresa Cullen 2.24.58 | #48 Shane Ryan 2.27.26 | #49 Michele Graglia If you enjoy listening to the podcast, I would really appreciate if you would consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts / iTunes. This will help the podcast grow and convince hard to get guests. For show notes & past episodes, please visit chasingpassion.ie Follow Dom @domsniezka on: Instagram: instagram.com/domsniezka Twitter: twitter.com/domsniezka Facebook: facebook.com/domsniezka

The recent killings of unarmed black men in police custody, including George Floyd in Minnesota, have once again sparked outrage and protests across the country and world. In this episode, David Owens, an attorney who has represented clients in several high profile police brutality cases, joins us to talk about the challenges that victims, their families, and their attorneys face when bringing cases against the police. David is a partner at Loevy & Loevy. His practice is national, representing clients from Washington and California, Wisconsin and Illinois, and throughout the South. He is dedicated to zealous, client-centered advocacy on behalf of those seeking vindication for the violation of their civil rights and focuses on cases involving wrongful convictions, police shootings and other excessive force, false arrests, free speech rights, race discrimination, and other violations of the U.S. Constitution. David is also a Lecturer in Law at the University of Chicago, where he co-teaches in the school’s world-famous pro bono wrongful conviction clinic, The Exoneration Project. Originally aired on SiriusXM on June 13, 2020.

The recent killings of unarmed black men in police custody, including George Floyd in Minnesota, have once again sparked outrage and protests across the country and world. In this episode, David Owens, an attorney who has represented clients in several high profile police brutality cases, joins us to talk about the challenges that victims, their families, and their attorneys face when bringing cases against the police. David is a partner at Loevy & Loevy. His practice is national, representing clients from Washington and California, Wisconsin and Illinois, and throughout the South. He is dedicated to zealous, client-centered advocacy on behalf of those seeking vindication for the violation of their civil rights and focuses on cases involving wrongful convictions, police shootings and other excessive force, false arrests, free speech rights, race discrimination, and other violations of the U.S. Constitution. David is also a Lecturer in Law at the University of Chicago, where he co-teaches in the school’s world-famous pro bono wrongful conviction clinic, The Exoneration Project.

Tuesday, May 19, 2020, David Owens

Monday, May 20, 2020, David Owens

Sunday night, May 18, 2020, David Owens

JIPM: Jesus House with Dr. William Bumphus. Guest is Pastor David Owens

Sunday night, February 10, 2020, David Owens

This week, we’re talking about cases profiled by America’s Most Wanted. Kristin starts us off with the story of David James Roberts -- the first fugitive featured in the pilot episode of America’s Most Wanted. Coincidentally, he was also the first fugitive ever captured thanks to America’s Most Wanted.  David James Roberts was a terrible dude. He murdered a husband and wife, set their house on fire, and left their infant to die in the home. When he was out on bond, he raped a woman twice, locked her in the trunk of her car, then set her infant son out to die in an Indiana winter. Juries were horrified by what they heard. He was ordered to spend the rest of his life in prison. But a few years later, he escaped. Then Brandi tells us about the murder of Ashley Peoples. Ashley was just 22. She was hard working and responsible. So when she suddenly stopped returning her mother’s phone calls and didn’t show up for work, her friends and family knew something was up. Suspicion quickly turned to a man named Darryl Crenshaw. News outlets refer to him as Ashley’s boyfriend or ex-boyfriend, but her family says either term is too strong. He was just a guy she’d seen a few times, and didn’t want to see again.   And now for a note about our process. For each episode, Kristin reads a bunch of articles, then spits them back out in her very limited vocabulary. Brandi copies and pastes from the best sources on the web. And sometimes Wikipedia. (No shade, Wikipedia. We love you.) We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the real experts who covered these cases. In this episode, Kristin pulled from: “Top 10 America’s Most Wanted Captures,” by Claire Suddath for Time Magazine “Episode 1: Show About Fugitives Leads to Arrest,” by Christopher Drew, Chicago Tribune “David James Roberts,” Murderpedia “Gasoline can presented as murder link,” The Daily Journal “Formidable armchair posse ropes in ‘America’s Most Wanted,” by Peter Genovese for The Central New Jersey Home News “Angola jury convicts Roberts of murder,” The Daily Journal “Testifies in murder-rape case: Woman identifies suspect,” The Daily Journal “Jury finds Roberts guilty,” The Daily Journal In this episode, Brandi pulled from: “'He didn't have to kill her' Parents of Ashley Peoples talk about their ordeal and justice in the aftermath of her murder” by Laura F. Alix, Journal Inquirer “America's Most Wanted Leads To Fugitive's Capture In Mexico” by David Owens, Hartford Courant “Trial Underway In 2008 Slaying Of Ashley Peoples” by Christine Dempsey, Hartford Courant “MURDER, NOT MANSLAUGHTER: Jury convicts Crenshaw of more serious charge based on evidence of intent in killing of Ashley Peoples” by Alex Wood, Journal Inquirer “78 Years for Convicted Murderer” by Bob Connors, NBC Connecticut “Man Resentenced In Kidnapping, Murder Of Girlfriend” by Kelly Glista, Hartford Courant “Prisoner Doing 78 Years For Murder Charged With Having Child Porn In Prison” by David Owens, Hartford Courant  “State v. Crenshaw”http://casetext.com            

It’s time for a “special editon” of STS POD --- DYN-O-MITE!! Episode #292! David Owens joins BT to review the AEW show with a LIVE point of view ! Dave & BT talk about pre show activities, the Memphis Legends segment, best thing about the show ?, worst thing about the show?, MVP?, What do you want to see for the next show?, THUMBS UP or THUMBS DOWN? and more ! Sponsored by @SpunkLube and bluechew.com (Promo code: STS). Have you used the UBER Eats app? If not, you can download it & get $7 off your first order by using this code: eats-briant24790ue All archives at www.stspod.club WE WANT YOU ! Subscribe to Patreon for only $1!! In 2019, we posted EVERY episode UNCUT before the release. AND over 30 BSIDE shows exclusively for PATREON ! Only $1!! https://www.patreon.com/shootintheshiznit Another episode with David Owens. Episode #248 David Owens Pro wrestling blog editor -Sponsored by @SpunkLube & AHCW https://tinyurl.com/STSep248Bs5

We sit down with music journalist, and 'friend of the pod', David Owens to revisit an iconic gig and the culmination of a wonderful decade of Welsh music and culture. Twenty years ago today the Manic Street Preachers played the biggest gig of the lives, selling out the then newly-built Millennium Stadium with fellow Welsh acts Super Furry Animals, Feeder and Patrick Jones. Follow us on Twitter @welshmusicpod and visit www.welshmusicpodcast.co.uk for more information and to submit a track to showcase.

We sit down with BBC presenter, producer and Horizons project manager Bethan Elfyn and music journalist David Owens to talk about a wonderful year in Welsh music. We also all share our top three albums of 2019. Featuring new music from Lowri Evans. Follow us on Twitter @welshmusicpod and visit www.welshmusicpodcast.co.uk for more information and to submit a track to showcase.

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Welsh music journalist David Owens (@asoundreaction) talks about how his sister’s mod boyfriend turning him into a mini-mod led him on his musical journey from creating fanzines, writing a book about Cool Cymru and interviewing the Manics in a burger bar. David also chooses 60ft Dolls' rip-roaring debut album The Big 3 as his favourite Welsh album and induct it into the Welsh Music Hall of Fame. Featuring new music from North Wales' finest The Montagues' Calibrate EP. Follow us on Twitter @welshmusicpod and visit www.welshmusicpodcast.co.uk for more information and to submit a track to showcase.

Sean Dafoe has the latest on Brexit; Garvan Cummins talks about insurance hikes possibly shutting down his business; Jack Power reports on the homophobic attack in Dublin; & David Owens from An Seanachai talks about the Local Link service

Innovation expert, Dr. David Owens, joins Patrick in the lab to discuss how we can be more creative individuals, foster more innovative teams, and create organizations that allow innovators to thrive. David is the Executive Director of the innovation center at Vanderbilt University (The Won’dry), the author of Creative People Must Be Stopped, and a global consultant who has helped organizations around the world to unleash innovation.

It’s time for a new episode of “Shootin’ The Shiznit.” Brian Tramel sits down with wrestling blog editor David Owens for Episode 248. David talks about watching Memphis Wrestling as a kid, interviewing David Arquette, his blog, Efed days, booking notebooks, DVD collection, G1 and much more! Sponsored by @spunklube and American Hostile Championship Wrestling brings you SEPTEMBER SLAM September 7th, 2019 Doors open at 7:00 PM with Bell time at 8:00 PM at the Campbell Community Center 705 West Grand Avenue in Campbell, MO.

This week's guest is a professional street musician, David Owens. David has been a street musician for over 6 years now. He previously worked as an Engineer but decided that his true passion is music & performing. He solely makes his living from busking, selling his music, and from playing at corporate events.David is currently working on his first commercial EP release which will be released shortly. You can find David Owens on Spotify & Instagram.Some of the questions asked: What do you currently do? (1:00) What made you make the transition from engineering to becoming a street musician? (1:40) Goals for the future? (5:30) How often do you busk (8:00) Most amazing moment experienced while performing? (10:00) Can you improve your singing voice? (11:45) Do you have a singing teacher (13:00) What motivates you (15:00) Who influenced your life musically ?(17:00) What helps you get into your flow state? (19:00) Did you ever want to give up? (26:45) Day to day life (36:00) Who would you like to have dinner with? (43:00) What helps you to be happy? (46:15) Follow David Owen's on SpotifyShow notes are available on chasingpassion.ieFollow 'ChasingPassionPodcast' on Instagram & Facebook.Thanks for listening to this week's episode and I hope you enjoyed it.

We have an action packed episode with Lisa Welsh from CheerMad and our special guest, Nfinity's David Owens. He comes on the podcast to discuss their new competitions for 2019-2020! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cheerbomb/support

David Owens, Founder and CEO of Let's Operate joins us for episode 17 of the Hospitality Mavericks Podcast. Let's Operate is a boutique technology advisory and insight consultancy firm that helps enterprises to harness technology to optimise efficiency and leverage data to fuel future growth. In this episode, David discusses topics that are becoming increasingly integral to operating successful hospitality businesses, including technology, scaling, data, online ordering and delivery.

 Neil A. Owens, CIC, Esq.Senior Vice Presidentneil_owens@cohenins.comAs a principal, Senior Vice President and team builder at E.B. Cohen, Neil manages the commercial practice group.  Neil develops long term business partnerships by applying his unique expertise to client needs.  With over 16 years of experience, Neil delivers caring, professional solutions to complex insurance and risk management problems. Neil earned his Bachelor of Business Administration from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia in 1999.  After graduation, he joined his brother David Owens at E.B. Cohen.  Learning from Jonathan Cohen and his considerable experience, Neil developed a passion for the craft of insurance and risk management.  Neil, David and Jonathan have led all aspects of the organization as partners since 2005.Neil is committed to continuing education.  In 2000, he earned his Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) designation. At the time, he had the distinction of being the youngest person to earn a CIC. A lifelong learner, he went on to obtain his J.D. from Seton Hall University Law School in 2005 and became a member of the New Jersey Bar Association.  He frequently provides educational workshops on various aspects of commerical insurance and risk management in  a variety of industries including real estate, healthcare and hospitality. Neil lives in Montclair, NJ where he enjoys spending time with his wife and daughters.  He is an enthusiastic home cook, loves exploring the outdoors and is an avid backyard gardener.

Hey, guys! In this episode, I am chatting with David Owens, illustrator and art director from NY. His focus is on editorial Illustrations, product licensing, brand development and art directing for various regional and international campaigns. Full Interview notes, guest contacts, key takeaways, and resources: https://artsideoflife.com/david-owens/   Special offer for Art Side of Life listeners

Creative People Must Be Stopped: 6 Ways We Kill Innovation (Without Even Trying) with author David A. Owens, Professor for the Practice of Management and Innovation and Faculty Director, VU Accelerator-Summer Business Institute If you pick up a book on innovation or creativity, it is often written from an expertise-in-one-area perspective. This isolates other elements which may be much more relevant to your challenge. Professor David Owens has written this accessible book for everyone breaking the silos of discipline to give a rounded framework useful to all fields. This is a must listen for corporate innovators, leaders and innovators of any kind. We discuss: The six constraints of innovation. The challenges of silos How we are constrained individually, in groups and in society. The challenges of expertise and the opportunities of true diverse thinking. You can find out more about David and his work here: https://creativepeoplemustbestopped.com/ You can buy his book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Creative-People-Must-Stopped-Innovation/dp/1118002903/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8

New Ground, 1993 - present, will be the featured artists this week on The Gospel Jubilee with Chip and Denny.Twenty-five years ago a group of friends met just to see what it would “sound like” as a gospel trio and possibly begin a ministry singing songs for theLord!!!Today's group members include Dale and Robbie Maxwell, David Owens, and Mickey Bell on the piano.With the intention to sing a few church services, gospel events and wherever the call came from this chance meeting is now celebrating their Silver Anniversary.New Ground is enjoying  gospel music without compromise.  It's been an extraordinary quarter of a century, with over 3500 sings behind them - from theirhometown of Scottsboro, Alabama to Juneau, Alaska, then onwards to Scotland with many states and countries in between, the group remains true today andas they continue to  look ahead for more opportunities to further  the Name of Christ in song!!!Go to: http://encouragement.podhoster.com/To listen anytime on your computer or smart phoneIn addition, if you have an echo you can now listen to the Gospel Jubilee anytime day or night.If you have never used the Spreaker app just say, Alexa, enable Spreaker.  When she asks you for a show  to play, say, The Gospel Jubilee.  While it is playing you can say, Alexa, next, to go to a different podcast.Also, don't forget to get your entry in for the free multi CD giveaway - New Ground, "Live in Bessemer," and the Singing Americans, "The Singing Americans."You can send your entry to: request@gatewayfortheblind.comThe drawing will take place on next's week's broadcast so please stay tuned to see if your name is drawn.Playlist:01. The Whisnants - God's bigger than that02. Ernie Haase & Signature Sound - The old landmark03. The Dove Brothers - Anything but ordinary04. New Ground - Saved by grace05. New Ground - Homeland06. The Inspirations - I'll have a new life07,. Legacy Five - What a lovely name08. The Pathfinders - If it wasn't for the valley09. New Salem - Good morning Holy Spirit10. The Dixie Melody Boys - Muddy water11. The Singing Americans - I'll not turn back12. Soul'd Out Quartet - No shortage13. New Ground - Closer than I was before14. New Ground - When I get to the other side of JordanSend your request to: request@gatewayfortheblind.com

After selling his publishing company, my guest, Clint Greenleaf recalls being on flight to Hawaii with his wife and two young daughters. They were sitting in first class and Clint peaked behind his seat to check on the girls. That’s when he had a revelation:   “I thought, I spent a lot of time in the back of the plane... and if I’m not careful, my kids are going to miss the important lessons it took to get here.”   With that, Clint set out to learn all he could about teaching kids financial literacy and the value of money. From his research, Clint developed practical strategies—a set of tools in the toolbag—that he and his wife use with their children. We talk about what they do and more in this episode.       Topics discussed in this episode:   Meet Clint (1:40) Build a network of knowledge (5:27) Questions about money for you and your spouse (7:02) What led to writing the books? (9:37) Give, Save, Spend (12:20) Using a family business for training (15:58) Allowance: Clint’s perspective (21:22) Making financial concepts fun and easy to understand (27:27) Entrepreneurship and financial literacy (31:35) What has worked for Clint’s family? (38:09) The proof will be in the pudding (41:50) Awareness is key (45:00) How to connect with Clint (47:19) Bonus questions (48:00)   Guest Bio: Clint Greenleaf began his career as a staff accountant at Deloitte and Touche and earning his CPA.  After writing his own book, Clint started Greenleaf Book Group, which grew into one of the industry’s leading independent book publishers and distributors.  Representing over 30 NY Times and Wall Street Journal best sellers, the company was named one of INC's fastest-growing companies in America (INC 500 in 2006 and INC 5000 from 2007-2012).  Greenleaf Book Group was also certified by WorldBlu as a “Most Democratic Workplace” for transparent policies, employee engagement and leadership.  Clint sold the company in 2011, and stayed on as CEO and Chairman until 2014.  His newest venture is HomePlate Peanut Butter, an all-natural, no-stir peanut butter that is connected with professional baseball and other sports teams.  After completing two rounds of fundraising and generating rapid store growth, the brand is positioned for significant growth in the grocery space.   Clint speaks to various audiences throughout the world about the benefits of instilling financial literacy in people of all ages. Clint helps companies bring financial education into their organizations to help grow the bottom line, and his clients walk away with an understanding of how financial education of all employees can help advance a company. He works with families, home offices and financial advisors to create a framework for building financial competency in children so they grow up to be responsible adults, capable of managing their own money. Clint’s audiences learn the value of imparting financial knowledge to others and improving their own understanding about money, and they gain practical tools to be able to put that into action in their own lives and organizations.   Clint works with organizations around the globe as an author and speaker on entrepreneurship, financial education and innovation.  He is a regular guest on Fox Business Network, and his articles have appeared in American Express OPEN, Inc.com, CNN Money, and The Huffington Post. He has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Inc. Magazine, Fox, CNBC, CNN, MSBNC, Forbes, Entrepreneur, and others. Clint and his wife reside in Austin, Texes with their 3 young children.   Notable & Quotable:   If you want your kids to learn about money, teach them what you care about and what matters to you. —Clint Greenleaf #successfulgenerations   We have wonderful opportunities being in the upper part of the economic spectrum and we have a responsibility that goes along with that. —Clint Greenleaf #successfulgenerations   The goal is to have the kids learn lessons now while they are at home and safe, before we send them out into the world. —Clint Greenleaf #successfulgenerations   If we want teach our kids about life, they need to learn about failure. —Clint Greenleaf #successfulgenerations   Every good entrepreneur fails and learns from their mistakes. If parents can allow kids to play in the field of entrepreneurship it allows them to learn what works and what doesn’t work. —Clint Greenleaf #successfulgenerations   Let kids borrow money and let them pay an inflated interest rate. They’ll learn pretty fast that borrowing can be dangerous.—Clint Greenleaf #successfulgenerations       Resources mentioned in this episode: Beyond the Piggy Bank: Parent’s Guide and Roadmap Exercise What do People do all Day by Richard Scarry Give Save Spend with the Three Little Pigs by Clint Greenleaf Beyond the Piggy Bank: A Simple Plan for Raising Financially Capable Children by Clint Greenleaf The First National Bank of Dad by David Owens   Right click and ‘save as’ to download this episode to your phone or computer.   Subscribe Now! Don’t risk missing out on any of the fun that is to come. www.successfulgenerations.com/itunes www.successfulgenerations.com/stitcher www.successfulgenerations.com/googleplay     Learn more about Successful Generations: successfulgenerations.com FB: @SuccessfulGenerations Twitter: @EllieFreyZagel Email: ellie@successfulgenerations.com Have a topic suggestion? If you are the next generation of family business, philanthropy and wealth, and have a topic you think we should discuss, let us know at Ellie@successfulgenerations.com.  

Utility executives poured into Boston from across the country this week for the Edison Electric Institute’s annual conference. They talked about everything from crazy national politics to rate design to artificial intelligence and the future of workers. We brought our recording gear and tracked down some top names in the industry. In this episode, we hear what's on the minds of utility executives. Here are some highlights from the interviews: Tom Fanning, CEO of Southern Company, on why decarbonization will continue under Trump: "We don't chase fads. Our business approach, our strategies, our models, have a much longer life than any political party or any particular administration." Pat Vincent-Collawn, PNM Resources CEO, on automation and the future of work: "We're not thinking about that enough yet." Julia Hamm, the CEO of SEPA, on how distributed energy is wrapped up in smart cities and artificial intelligence: "Utility executives are really starting to think about how does that suite of distributed energy resources fit into an even bigger picture." David Owens, retiring VP of regulatory affairs at EEI, on the new priorities for investor-owned utilities: We've gotten very aggressive in the industry's vision. And that vision is focused around cleaner energy, a smarter energy infrastructure, and providing customized or individualized solutions so we can respond to customer needs." And here's our reading list mentioned at the top of the show: R Street Institute report on why baseload retirements don't necessarily mean unreliability: bit.ly/2sA7uAH Rocky Mountain Institute piece on outdated notions of baseload power: bit.ly/2swyRdY Researchers debunk the premise of Rick Perry's baseload report in The Conversation: http://bit.ly/2rnBH1k GTM article summarizing a report on why ARPA-E is a success so far: http://bit.ly/2sGFevU Wall Street Journal article on oil giants shifting their focus to electricity: http://on.wsj.com/2tuE2bL The Interchange is brought to you by AES Energy Storage. AES is helping utilities harness the power of battery-based energy storage to make the electric power system cleaner, more flexible, and more reliable. Find out more: http://bit.ly/2oxZ5dT Make sure to subscribe to The Interchange podcast via iTunes, SoundCloud or Stitcher, or integrate our RSS feed into the podcast app of your choice.

Utility executives poured into Boston from across the country this week for the Edison Electric Institute's annual conference. They talked about everything from crazy national politics to rate design to artificial intelligence and the future of workers. We brought our recording gear and tracked down some top names in the industry. In this episode, we hear what's on the minds of utility executives. Here are some highlights from the interviews: Tom Fanning, CEO of Southern Company, on why decarbonization will continue under Trump: "We don't chase fads. Our business approach, our strategies, our models, have a much longer life than any political party or any particular administration." Pat Vincent-Collawn, PNM Resources CEO, on automation and the future of work: "We're not thinking about that enough yet." Julia Hamm, the CEO of SEPA, on how distributed energy is wrapped up in smart cities and artificial intelligence: "Utility executives are really starting to think about how does that suite of distributed energy resources fit into an even bigger picture." David Owens, retiring VP of regulatory affairs at EEI, on the new priorities for investor-owned utilities: We've gotten very aggressive in the industry's vision. And that vision is focused around cleaner energy, a smarter energy infrastructure, and providing customized or individualized solutions so we can respond to customer needs." And here's our reading list mentioned at the top of the show: R Street Institute report on why baseload retirements don't necessarily mean unreliability: bit.ly/2sA7uAH Rocky Mountain Institute piece on outdated notions of baseload power: bit.ly/2swyRdY Researchers debunk the premise of Rick Perry's baseload report in The Conversation: http://bit.ly/2rnBH1k GTM article summarizing a report on why ARPA-E is a success so far: http://bit.ly/2sGFevU Wall Street Journal article on oil giants shifting their focus to electricity: http://on.wsj.com/2tuE2bL The Interchange is brought to you by AES Energy Storage. AES is helping utilities harness the power of battery-based energy storage to make the electric power system cleaner, more flexible, and more reliable. Find out more: http://bit.ly/2oxZ5dT Make sure to subscribe to The Interchange podcast via iTunes, SoundCloud or Stitcher, or integrate our RSS feed into the podcast app of your choice.

Vanderbilt University Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos' second podcast guest is David Owens, a leading thinker on innovation and creativity who is a professor at the Owen Graduate School of Management. He also has faculty appointments in Engineering and Medicine. Among the many companies he has consulted for include NASA, The Smithsonian, Nissan LEAF, Gibson Music and many more. Owens talks about what it was like as the first faculty member to teach a class, 'New Product Design and Development,' in the maker space of the Wond'ry, Vanderbilt's new innovation center. He also discusses ideas that have come out of another unusual class he teaches, 'New Product Realization,' that pairs engineering students with business or law students. The Stanford University-educated Owens, who arrived on campus in 1998, has witnessed a tremendous surge in interest on campus, and higher education in general, with entrepreneurship and innovation, particularly given the tremendous success of companies such as Facebook and Google. He shares lessons learned for those students who take classes and participate in activities geared toward innovation, like the recent hackathons. For a transcript of this podcast, please go to this URL: https://s3.amazonaws.com/vu-wp0/wp-content/uploads/sites/79/2017/10/24191138/Zeppos_Report_2_DOwens.docx The podcast is available on SoundCloud, Stitcher, Google Play, iTunes, YouTube and The Zeppos Report website.

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David Owens

David A. Owens is professor of the practice of management at Vanderbilt’s Graduate School of Management, where he also directs the Executive Development Institute. Specializing in innovation and new product development, he is known as a dynamic speaker and is the recipient of numerous teaching awards. In this interview, we discuss his new book Creative People Must Be Stopped. Creative People Must Be Stopped shows how individuals and organizations sabotage their own best intentions to encourage “outside the box” thinking. It shows that the antidote to this self-defeating behavior is to identify which of the six major types of constraints are hindering innovation: individual, group, organizational, industry-wide, societal, or technological. Once innovators and other leaders understand exactly which constraints are working against them and how to overcome them, they can create conditions that foster innovation instead of stopping it in its tracks.