Podcast appearances and mentions of david ridley

This episode of Sync Music Matters is an interview with Aaron May and David Ridley about scoring the Netflix series Adolescence and the power of collaboration Interview with Aaron May + David Ridley Aaron and David are the progressive composer duo responsible for scoring Netflix' recent psychological crime drama Adolescence  Other credits include ITVs Malpractice and the 4x BAFTA nominated feature Boiling Point. Aaron and David met at Bristol Uni, where they were doing a Masters in Composition. They played in bands together before collaboratively scoring their first short in 2017.  Since then they've gone on to create bold, distinctive soundtracks blending contemporary classical and electronic elements . Their working practice puts an emphasis on experimentation and conversation, both with each other and their co-creatives in order to harness the power of collaboration. Website: Aaron May & David Ridley Instagram: aaron_and_david  

Composers Leo Birenberg & Zach Robinson join The Film Scorer Podcast to round out the unofficial (and accidental) trilogy of duo interviews (joining Meg Remy & Grace Glowicki and Aaron May & David Ridley). Leo and Zach are fresh off of scoring the sixth and final season of Cobra Kai as well as the first season of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, so it's no surprise that we spend much of our conversation talking about those two scores (and Cobra Kai as a whole). In doing so, we cover things like the importance of putting their own stamp on a score (including making individual Cobra Kai fights seem unique and making their Spider-Man distinct from the many other entries), the daunting nature of creating a Spider-Man score in the wake of Daniel Pemberton's masterpieces, and the bittersweet nature of finishing Cobra Kai. For reference, of the two, Leo is the first to speak. Leo & Zach's scores are available on all major platforms, as are their other various other scores. There's also a compilation album of "greatest hits" from Cobra Kai seasons 4, 5, and 6 coming out later this year via Mutant. Cobra Kai is currently on Netflix while Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man is on Disney+. You can find out more about Leo & Zach on their respective websites (Leo; Zach).

For my second of three consecutive duo interviews, I chat with composers Aaron May and David Ridley. While they've been composing together for a while, their biggest project is also their most recent - the viral Netflix series Adolescence, from director Philip Barantini and starring Stephen Graham. It's not surprise, then, that we spend a lot of our chat talking about the series, including working in the single take, real time format, understanding that the series might not need score at all, and the genesis of the child vocalization that forms an integral part of their score's palette. Dave has also scored all of Phil's projects, with Aaron also scoring all but the first two, so we discuss this long term director combination as well as how the two work together (and work separately). This is one of the more tangential conversations I've had - Aaron and Dave warned me beforehand that it might happen, but I certainly instigated it! I should have known it was coming when we lost track of time before recording talking about East Anglia and the British ritual/folk year. Shame that wasn't recorded too... Aaron and Dave's score is available on all major platforms, as are their other scores and their debut solo albums (each released in 2023). Adolescence is currently on Netflix, and there are rumors that a second season may come (though this would at least be a surprise to me). You can find out more about Aaron and Dave on their joint website.

It's three for the price of one this week, as Edith is joined by writer / director Phil Barantini and composers Aaron May & David Ridley to discuss their collaboration of Phil's BBC television spinoff of his film, Boiling Point. Featuring many of the original cast, the episodic format allows Phil and his co-writers to flesh out the characters, as you can see by checking out the whole season on the BBC iPlayer right now.

This episode is the third of a three-part conversation about Resilient Leadership with David Ridley, the founding CEO of Invesco Real Estate. For several years David has worked with us on the framework we use for helping businesses and organizations thrive in the midst of constant change, competition, and disruption. So, if you lead a team, and you want it to win despite the challenges, this series is for you.Burnout Recovery ProgramWe have a solution for people experiencing burnout. If you are experiencing a lack of motivation, decreased job satisfaction, difficulty concentrating, and/or strained relationships, check out the Burnout Recovery program.Connect with VOCAIf you would like to engage with our team at VOCA Center, or would like to partner with us as a donor, let's connect.Schedule a ConsultGive to VOCA Center

This episode is the second of a three-part conversation about Resilient Leadership with David Ridley, the founding CEO of Invesco Real Estate. For several years David has worked with us on the framework we use for helping businesses and organizations thrive in the midst of constant change, competition, and disruption. So, if you lead a team, and you want it to win despite the challenges, this series is for you.Burnout Recovery ProgramWe have a solution for people experiencing burnout. If you are experiencing a lack of motivation, decreased job satisfaction, difficulty concentrating, and/or strained relationships, check out the Burnout Recovery program.Connect with VOCAIf you would like to engage with our team at VOCA Center, or would like to partner with us as a donor, let's connect.Schedule a ConsultGive to VOCA Center

This episode is the first of a three-part conversation about Resilient Leadership with David Ridley, the founding CEO of Invesco Real Estate. For several years David has worked with us on the framework we use for helping businesses and organizations thrive in the midst of constant change, competition, and disruption. So, if you lead a team, and you want it to win despite the challenges, this series is for you.Burnout Recovery ProgramWe have a solution for people experiencing burnout. If you are experiencing a lack of motivation, decreased job satisfaction, difficulty concentrating, and/or strained relationships, check out the Burnout Recovery program.Connect with VOCAIf you would like to engage with our team at VOCA Center, or would like to partner with us as a donor, let's connect.Schedule a ConsultGive to VOCA Center

The supplements market is on the rise, with products like vitamins, herbal drinks, and protein powders found in more household cupboards than ever before. The increasing popularity of supplements has coincided with the rise of wellness culture and increasing interest in preventative healthcare, spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, the market was declining before emergence of the coronavirus reignited global sales. Supplements can be an excellent way to cover deficiencies not addressed by food intake, but the wide range of products available in health food shops, pharmacies and supermarkets can be overwhelming for consumers. And while market growth is expected to continue, products such as herbal supplements and CBD continue to face regulatory issues and scrutiny over the soundness of their health claims. To discuss the latest trends in the supplements space, we're joined this month by David Ridley, Senior Editor at HBW Insight and host of Over the Counter podcast. He tells us which products surged in popularity during the pandemic, discusses the rise of self-care, and gives an overview of the regulatory environment in Europe.

In today's episode, we discuss drug launch prices and how they are impacted by the way that Medicare reimburses providers for them. My guest is Professor David Ridley, faculty director for Health Sector Management at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business. He was the lead author of a paper that proposed the priority review voucher program, which became law in 2007 and created a market of over one billion dollars for drug development for neglected diseases.More information and the references for this show can be found here.WebsiteEmail: unbiased.est@gmail.comTwitter: @UnbiasedEstPod The Unbiased Estimator is a production of the Duke Med Econ Interest Group.  Host @DanWangMed. Co-host and Mixed by @iAnkitChoudhury. Music by Coma-Media from Pixabay.

Tune in with Host Art Wimberly for a brief teaching on our recording with David Ridley

David Ridley knows a thing or two about real estate investing. Not only did he found and lead Invesco Real Estate for 27 years, but he also helped grow it into one of the largest and most diversified real estate investment firms in the world. And while the numbers are staggering, what is most impressive about David was his steadfast leadership. Learn more about building a resilient team in a world of constant disruption, what it takes to be salt and light in a big company, and what hope we have for the future.

The Basic Fear for the enneagram personality style 7 is to be restricted by boredom and the mundaneness of life, or feel trapped in negative emotional states with no options to move. Believe it or not this impingement of their freedom causes something like terror at deep levels in a type 7 personality, and when not aware at a conscious level they will do or try almost anything to remain up, moving and happy, in order to avoid that emotional state. When that dynamic is allowed to play out long enough the 7's natural attraction to ‘more' of anything can lead to deep addiction - whether to substances, behaviors or both. That story actually played out in the life of David Ridley, former jet-set fashion model, Bass Pro fisherman, subject of one of the most popular episodes of the HGTV/Magnolia mega-hit, Fixer-Upper, and enneagram-type 7. Join us on today's episode as David candidly shares his story of how the unconscious search for more-and-more happiness - played out in the over-the-top world of international fashion modeling - resulted in increasing levels of alcohol and other substance consumption, inappropriate relationships, and a spiral downward to the brink of suicide. Be sure to hang in for the rest of the story (so far!) and the spiritual intervention that changed David's life forever.

In this episode, HBW Insight's David Ridley chats with Nestle Health Science's Anna Mohl about the firm's new podcast, Nutrition Unlocked, and about how podcasts are a good way to communicate the science behind nutritional products like dietary supplements. Anna also talks about how some of the biggest COVID-19 trends are driving growth in Nestle's Health Science division – which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year – and why it's a good time to be in the consumer health business.

How can self-care companies operating in the UK avoid 'greenwashing' when making environmental claims for their OTC brands? In this episode, HBW Insight's David Ridley speaks to PHD Marketing managing director Jo Stephenson about the new UK Green Claims Code, and how OTC firms can navigate this new guidance on making claims for 'eco-friendly' products. We also chat about the wider implications of sustainability for the consumer healthcare industry, with advice for companies small and large for how to begin to take strategic action against climate change in 2022.

Nearly three quarters of the UK adults suffer from sleep problems, yet the majority of them do not seek help. In this episode, HBW Insight's Senio Editor, Europe, David Ridley, speaks to Perrigo VP and PAGB president Neil Lister about what consumer healthcare companies can do to help sleep-deprived British consumers. We talk about UK sleep brand Nytol-owner Perrigo's new report, State of the Market Report on Sleep, and how adjacencies in the OTC sleep category offer opportunities for self-care product innovation.

Following the publication of its Self-Care Readiness Index, HBW Insight's David Ridley speaks to Global Self-Care Federation chair Heiko Schipper about what it takes to build a worldwide movement for self-care. We also discuss how industry players like Bayer Consumer Health - which Schipper heads up as division president - can contribute, for example as 'truth leaders' in an age of misinformation and public mistrust and as partners for community pharmacy, which still has an important role to play in the 21st century.

HBW Insight's David Ridley speaks to regulatory expert and TheScienceGrad founder Natash Barrow about trust in self-care, and how consumer healthcare companies can become a 'source of truth' in a confusing and misleading world.

From international fashion model, to nationally ranked tour company, David Ridley III launches into his next entrepreneurial venture… professional bass angler! Thanks for sharing your story with AskAlliance, David. We look forward to some future episodes with us about your new adventures.

Armed with Faith - David Ridley - Sunday 1st August by Glory City Church Darwin

Here, David Ridley, MD gives us an overview of The Artisanal Spirits Company, which is to IPO. The Artisanal Spirits Company is the owner of The Scotch Malt Whisky Society (SMWS), the leading curator and provider of premium single cask Scotch malt whisky and other spirits, mainly selling online. The capital raised will be used to finance the growth of the business over the next 2-3 years, including investment in stock, supply chain efficiency; membership promotion and recruitment; selective investment in existing and new venues, and investment in brand and digital development. To apply for share visit primarybid.com 00:21 – Introduction 00:39 – Who we are 01:59 – The business model 03:27 – The history 04:30 – Performance 05:55 – The market 07:30 – The growth strategy 08:38 – The investment case The Artisanal Spirits Company plc is the owner of The Scotch Malt Whisky Society (SMWS), the leading curator and provider of premium single cask Scotch malt whisky and other spirits for sale primarily online to a discerning and passionate global membership. SMWS was founded in Edinburgh in 1983 by Philip "Pip" Hills as a way for its members to discover and celebrate single malt whisky straight from the cask. The single cask, single malt Scotch whiskies sold by SMWS fall exclusively within premium and above price bands, and are available exclusively to members of SMWS, with each release being limited in supply to the volume extracted from the source cask. In 2015, The Artisanal Spirits Company acquired SMWS from Glenmorangie (part of the LVMH group). Today, SMWS has a presence in over 30 international markets, including the US and China, and celebrates 28,000 members globally.

HBW Insight editors discuss the latest European consumer healthcare industry news. This week, Tom Gallen and David Ridley look at the Q1 financial results of four major Europe-based OTC players - GSK, Sanofi, Bayer and Reckitt - to analyse the impact that the coronavirus is still having on the region's consumer healthcare industry. An almost non-existent cough and cold season, due to lockdown measures, and last year's stockpiling of OTC drugs, have led to double-digit decreases in Q1 sales. A continuing trend for wellness and dietary supplements has offset some of the negative impacts of COVID-19, and, when the cough and cold season returns, points to a bright future for the European OTC market.

On Anzac day at 7am at the Penrith Olympic rowing regatta, Athletics Australia put on a marathon to give athletes the opportunity to run fast. As many of you know, I've been targeting this race over the past 11 weeks and was fortunate enough to have one of the athlete's I coach; Pete Dutton as a pace maker till 17kms. Today, Pete and I catch up to chat about the event itself, how amazing it was to witness a couple of World Records get broken by @Jarryd Clifford and @Michael Roeger or to watch @Caiden Shields and @David Ridley's incredible performances. We also reflect on our own performances, where to from here, give an update on how the rest of the Run Culture Owl squad is going and discuss how we both believe running can be just so much more fulfilling when you regard it as a 'team sport'! You can catch this episode and more through this link or in our bio.

HBW Insight editors discuss the latest European consumer healthcare industry news. This week, Tom Gallen and David Ridley look at some predictions for the future of the UK and European CBD market. Some experts see the market in two or three years dominated by big pharma, and with many products going the OTC medicines route, while others expect CBD firms in the UK to challenge the country's food regulator, the FSA, for what they call its "muddled" approach to bringing order to the already well-established British cannabidiol food supplements market.

HBW Insight editors discuss the latest European consumer healthcare industry news. This week, Tom Gallen and David Ridley examine how a growing number of EU member states are allowing prebiotic and probiotic on food supplement labels, despite EFSA regulations; a last minute revision of the UK's CBD regulations, which allow products linked to a novel food application - not necessarily validated - to remain on the market from the end of this month, as well as a group of companies that have all received a pre-validation from the FSA thanks to a consortium-based approach; and finally how GSK is exploring sustainable paper bottles for three of its biggest consumer health brands to advance its ambitious sustainability strategy.

David Ridley is a health economist at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business.

HBW editors Tom Gallen and David Ridley discuss the big issues in the European consumer health market from the past week. In this edition, they delve into Stada's annual results and US launch plans and Bayer's ambitious sustainability strategy.

HBW Insight editors Tom Gallen and David Ridley discuss the big issues in the European consumer health market from the past week. In this edition, they delve into probiotics, digital health and Bayer’s recent turnaround.

Hopping "On Deck" with me today is Waco, Tx. business owner and star of Season 3 of HGTV's Fixer Upper, David Ridley! David has become a close friend of mine and I consider it such a blessing to be mentored and poured into by him. His testimony is full of Christ's goodness and grace, and he loves to share that with everyone who goes on a tour with his company. Waco Tours is rated as one of the best tours in the USA, so hop on deck with us as we discuss his love for the people in his company, and of course catching a few bass! I think you will all be encouraged and entertained by today's podcast, so thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

(TSAP S03E16) Sam caught up with composing duo Aaron May and David Ridley, where they chat about how they met, their musical origins, their recent work on VILLIAN and so much more! "Aaron May and David Ridley are award-winning composers who collaborate on music for film. As a duo, they create bold, unique music, with a contemporary-classical and electronic edge. They throw together their contrasting skill sets to develop rich soundscapes and evocative melodies. Their collaborative approach brings an openness to the process of writing for film, and a distinct sound-world for each new project. After scoring several short films, they will make their feature-length debut in 2020 with the score for Villain, a film by Philip Barantini. With a background in contemporary classical and electroacoustic music, Aaron enjoys working with both music and sound design, and his compositions often blur the lines between the two mediums. He has composed music and sound for broadcasters including CBBC and BBC Radio 4, and has created multi-channel works for installations in spaces including The V&A, The Science Museum and The Museum of London. He was awarded Best Sound Design: Television Series (Music + Sound Awards 2016) for his work on Messy Goes to Okido (CBBC). As a multi-instrumentalist, David specialises in piano, violin, viola, and voice and has been involved with orchestras throughout his life. He has scored over twenty plays and directed music for theatres including the National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company. In 2014, he was awarded the MTN Award for Innovation for his experimental electronic score for Lorraine & Alan, which he developed with his theatre company, Bucket Club. Aaron and David met at The University of Bristol, where they were faculty of arts composition scholars." Big thanks to Caullum Tennick for editing. Want to sponsor an episode? E-mail Sam at sam@thesoundarchitect.co.uk for your sponsorship to be read out on the podcast. This episode and so much more at: www.thesoundarchitect.co.uk Twitter: @SoundDesignUK Facebook: facebook.com/thesoundarchitect.co.uk Instagram: thesoundarchitectofficial Stay up to date via our Monthly Newsletter as well: www.thesoundarchitect.co.uk/newsletter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesoundarchitect/message

In this episode Jimmy Seibert unravels "the story behind the story" of David Ridley & Luke Whyte, owners of Waco Tours. For more info about Waco Tours, visit: https://www.waco-tours.com/ We would love to hear from YOU..Please leave a review and rating after listening. God bless!

To view the VR experience in 360 on your smartphone paste the following link into your search browser: https://youtu.be/RHt6QIJI9cU For the first time, a virtual reality experience and radio documentary will bring to life the ethereal magic of Fingal's Cave - the awesome natural structure on the uninhabited island of Staffa, in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. Using cutting-edge technology, which captures not only the acoustics of the melodic cave, but its awe-inspiring visual scale and beauty, this Between the Ears takes you to a site of natural beauty that has inspired Felix Mendelssohn, Jules Verne, John Keats, August Strindberg and countless others. Featuring a rich cinematic sound experience, we follow the work of Dr Stuart Jeffrey from The Glasgow School of Art’s School of Simulation and Visualisation, and sound designer and composer, Aaron May, as they both – in their own ways - explore the remarkable Fingal's Cave. A few years ago, Stuart and a team of archaeologists from the National Trust for Scotland discovered Bronze Age remains close to the cave and near a 19th-century building that was used by early tourists as a shelter from the elements. We join Stuart on location as he continues the dig and unearths further evidence of a Bronze Age site, and we accompany him into the heart of the cave during different sea states. At certain times, the cave actually sounds musical, and this is the reason why local people named it the ‘musical cave’. Stuart explains that inside the cave there is a natural cognitive dissonance that can be very unsettling, indeed some visitors are left feeling on edge. This is because the resonant sounds of blowing and popping, together with booming waves; create a soundscape that does not match the movement of the waves. During the Romantic period, Fingal's Cave attracted much attention and inspired many musicians, artists and literary figures and poets. Felix Mendelssohn made it ashore in 1829 and was so moved by the unearthly sounds that fill the cave he created the remarkable Hebrides Overture in response. Jules Verne said, "the vast cavern with its mysterious, dark, weed-covered chambers and marvellous basaltic pillars produced upon me a most striking impression and was the origin of my book, Le Rayon Vert”. During the 19th-century era of romanticism and the sublime, the Germans were particularly enthralled by Fingal’s Cave. Not only did they visit, but quirky plays and stories were even set there (including Bride of the Isles about vampires living inside Fingal's Cave). The location’s rich mythology, including that of mermaids and giants, highlights the sublime aspect of the place. Stuart's wider research, a collaboration with Professor Sian Jones at the University of Stirling, is trying to fill in the gap between how the Romantics viewed it - a site of awe - and how we see it today. “We have become dull souls, seeing it only as a nature reserve,” he says. Stuart hopes to change that perception by investigating whether cutting-edge technology can capture a place’s very essence. And this is where composer Aaron May comes into this story. Whereas Stuart has spent many hours within the magnificent natural structure, Aaron has never set foot in Fingal’s Cave. But for this documentary he has created a new musical composition based upon his experience of entering a phenomenally exact virtual reality reconstruction, made by Stuart and his team at Glasgow School of Art. The VR version, features laser scans, photogrammetry and acoustic sound maps. You are able to tour the entire length of the cave and even hear how a piece of music would sound if played within it. A version of this virtual reality experience, complete with Aaron’s composition, will be made available for listeners to explore on their smart phones. And of course, Aaron’s remarkable and evocative soundtrack will feature in the radio documentary. Listeners will be able to access a version of the VR experience using their smart phones and a high-end version, running on an HTC Vive, will showcase at the Edinburgh Festivals in August 2019. For those unable to make the trip to Staffa, it’s the nearest you will get to experiencing the full majesty of the location. To view the VR experience in 360 on your smartphone paste the following link into your search browser: https://youtu.be/RHt6QIJI9cU Producer: Kate Bissell With thanks to: Composer Aaron May Dr Stuart Jeffrey from the School of Simulation and Visualisation at The Glasgow School of Art Derek Alexander from The National Trust for Scotland Professor Sian Jones from the University of Stirling Shona Noble Aura Bockute Singing in Aaron’s composition by Heloise Werner and David Ridley

“Do you really think you can build this business?” That’s what someone asked David Ridley during the early stages of his startup real estate investment firm. Well, David was able to build the business. The firm he founded and lead as CEO, Invesco Real Estate, grew to over $65 billion in assets under management with 20 offices scattered around the world. But that’s not the most important part of the story. The most crucial part of David’s story is not that he was able to achieve success. It’s that he was able to achieve success, without regrets. In the early days of company formation, David sat at a conference table with his partners. That day, they made a pledge they were not going to pay the price that so many pay to be successful. They weren’t going to sacrifice their families. They wouldn’t give in to alcoholism or pride. How’d they do it? Well, that’s what David came on the latest episode of the Lead to Grow podcast to talk about. Here’s what he had to say about the three pillars of achieving success without regret.

There are a lot of RVs out there. And there are a lot of reasons people buy them. So the RV Lifestyle takes many different forms. In this episode, we will introduce you to a wonderful group of people we spent time with this past weekend at an informal meet-up in Waco Texas. I think you'll find it very interesting how the RV lifestyle can fulfill so many dreams and be used in so many different ways. Plus, coming up, your RV questions, RV tips, traveling tech suggestions and a great off the beaten path report. Click the player below to Listen Now or scroll down through the show note details. When you see a time code hyperlink, you can click it to jump directly to that segment of the podcast. [spp-player] Show Notes for Episode #184 March 21, 2018 of Roadtreking - The RV Podcast: WHAT MIKE AND JENNIFER ARE UP TO THIS WEEK [spp-timestamp time="2:04"] We are doing this podcast from the beautiful Texas Hill Country, specifically at the Canyon of the Eagles Nature Park on the shores of Lake Buchanan. It's called the Canyon of the Eagles because lots of bald eagles winter here each year, fishing the warm waters of the lake. We are in a beautiful campground overlooking the lake. It's just us and one other RV in the entire campground and but is so quiet and peaceful we keep extending our stay. What was to be a quick visit to the area is now on its fourth day! We posted lots of photos on the blog already and we'll talk more about this place in an off the beaten path report a little later in the podcast. But we've had a great week of traveling and have so enjoyed Texas. We spent the past weekend in Waco, Texas, a place well known to fans of the HGTV television show Fixer Upper as the home of Chip and Joanna Gaines, the stars of the show. It is unbelievable how the popularity of the show and Chip and Joanna's Magnolia branded businesses have transformed Waco.  They have a bakery, they renovated two old grain Silos and turned it into a design boutique and they just opened a restaurant… that has a 2 ½ hour wait to get in. 20,000 tourists a week come to Waco… Waco is the 2nd most searched zip code on realtor.com… David Ridley, who owned ne of the homes Chip and Joanna fixed up, runs a tour bus company. This was a really, really busy weekend in Waco. Chip and Joann had their Spring celebration and they say as many as 150,000 people came from all over the country. Every hotel and RV park was supposedly booked up for 80 miles around. We also had our expert tour guide… and we want to give a big shout to David Hunt, one of our Roadtreking followers. David lives in Waco and generously gave us a our past many of the homes featured over six seasons if the TV show. Besides that, we toured the Dr. Pepper Museum and the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame. And we had an informal meet-up on Saturday with a bunch of folks who fo0llow us who live in Texas. You'll hear from some of them in a few minutes in our interview if the week segment on the podcast. We love hearing from our listeners. In fact, if you heard last week's episode, Dan Izzard, who lives in Georgetown, Texas, called in with a suggested route we travel to see bluebonnets. And That led us to the beautiful spot we are now in and will soon be talking about in our off the beaten path report. Here are some stories in the news this week of interest to RVers… National Parks considering per person charge, Interior Secretary tells Congress Too many people get into the national parks for free, U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee last week. The National Parks Services offers free or discounted entrance to active military service members, disabled people, seniors and fourth graders. Zinke said that is too many discounts, and the cost per vehicle needs to go up or instead of charging per carload, parks need to charge per person to help bring in revenue. Family says they were locked inside a Camping World RV lot in Arizona

In this episode, Dr. Darrell L. Bock and David Ridley discuss faith and work, focusing on developing a healthy corporate culture with Christian values. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, Dr. Darrell L. Bock and David Ridley discuss faith and work, focusing on developing a healthy corporate culture with Christian values. The post Developing a Healthy Corporate Culture appeared first on DTS Voice.

David Ridley speaks about his work in the 64th Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition at the Memorial Art Gallery, July 14-September 8, 2013.