Podcast appearances and mentions of david schwab

Part 2 of the David Schwab interview about his life of high strangeness. If you thought Part 1 was amazing, you ain't heard nothin' yet. But first, The Jer has some new stories and insights to share with Paratopia. Many, in fact. (originally aired: 05.17.2012)

Experiencer David Schwab goes down the list of truly odd, extremely interesting, occurrences in his life. This interview is so extensive that it's broken into 2 parts. There are a lot of well-articulated high strangeness experiences here to sink your mind into. If we put it all into one show your brain might snap. So get ready for part 1 of 2! (originally aired: 05.10.2012) Help support Our Undoing Radio. Donate today at: www.ko-fi.com/jayvay

Uncover the unexpected secrets behind skyrocketing donor engagement and improved fundraising. Dive into this intriguing conversation with David Schwab, where he unveils the game-changing digital strategies that are reshaping the nonprofit landscape. From accidental entry into the fundraising world to pioneering integrated marketing programs, Schwab's journey is a rollercoaster of surprises. But what's truly captivating is his concern about plummeting donor retention rates and the unconventional strategies he proposes to tackle this challenge. And just when you thought the conversation was over, Schwab drops a bombshell of resources that are revolutionizing the nonprofit space. Get ready to be blown away by the unanticipated insights and strategies that are reshaping the nonprofit fundraising game.If you're feeling frustrated with your nonprofit's digital fundraising efforts, trying old-school tactics that just aren't cutting it, and wondering why your donor retention rates keep dropping, then you are not alone!Key MomentsMaster digital fundraising strategies for nonprofits to boost donor engagement and increase donations.Understand the impact of technology on nonprofit fundraising and how it can revolutionize your approach to raising funds.Discover effective nonprofit donor retention strategies that will keep your supporters engaged and committed to your cause.Explore the power of omnichannel marketing for social impact organizations in reaching and connecting with a wider audience.Learn how to leverage video content to create meaningful and lasting connections with your donors and supporters.Recommended Resourceswegive.com - A world class donor experience software tool mentioned in the podcast episode. This tool provides an incredible donor portal, events, pledges, surveys, segmentation, and other engagement tools to enhance the donor experience. It is recommended for nonprofits looking to improve their donor relationships and fundraising efforts.Marketing Against the Grain podcast by HubSpot and Zapier CMOs - A podcast recommended for its discussions on AI and innovative marketing ideas. Listeners can gain valuable insights and ideas for their nonprofit marketing strategies from this podcast.NextAfter - A valuable resource for digital testing and optimization strategies. Nonprofits can find useful resources and insights for improving their digital fundraising efforts on their website.Connect with David Schwab on LinkedIn - David Schwab, a digital fundraising expert, shares new insights and perspectives on digital fundraising on his LinkedIn profile. Nonprofit professionals can connect with him to stay updated on the latest trends and strategies in the industry.Email David Schwab at david@three.agency - Nonprofit professionals can reach out to David Schwab via email to have a conversation and gain further insights into digital fundraising and marketing strategies.

For most practice owners, the dentistry is the easy part. What's hard is managing your team, especially with the current dental staffing shortage.So, what factors contribute to this shortage of staff? What can doctors do to solve this systemic issue?David Schwab, PhD, is a professional speaker, author and dental practice management consultant who helps dentists grow their practices, educate their patients and train their teams.On this episode of the Dental Board Room Podcast, David joins host Wes Read to explain what's behind the dental staffing shortage and how we might address it with virtual workers, part-timers and temps.David offers advice on addressing employees who chronically call in sick, conducting performance reviews, and responding to requests for a raise.Listen in for insight on the Ritz-Carlton concept of lateral service and learn David's top strategies for building and managing your team through the current dental staffing shortage.Topics CoveredWhy managing your team is the most difficult aspect of running a dental practice Why there's a shortage of dental staff and what doctors can do to solve the problemThe evolution of virtual work in dental practicesDavid's take on hiring virtual assistants from places like the Philippines or AfricaWhat dental office tasks are likely to be outsourced moving forwardThe advantages of hiring part-timers and people without a background in dentistryHow the emergence of online marketplaces might impact the dental spaceHow well-documented processes allow doctors to leverage temporary employeesDavid's advice on addressing employees who chronically call in sickDavid's ‘open book test' system for performance reviewsHow dentists should respond to employee requests for a raiseThe benefit of open-book management that allows staff to understand overheadWhat dentists can learn from the Ritz-Carlton concept of lateral serviceDavid's background and experience as a dental management business consultantConnect with David SchwabDavid Schwab Dental Practice Management ConsultingConnect with Wes Read & Drew PhillipsPractice OrbitEmail wes@practiceorbit.com or drew@practiceorbit.com Practice CFOPractice CFO on InstagramPractice CFO on FacebookPractice CFO on YouTubeResources TrainualSweetProcessThe E Myth by Michael E. GerberEntrepreneurial Operating System

The winds of change are blowing, and nonprofits, ahem, the for-good sector, isn't immune. Today we're talking to a seasoned nonprofiteer who has experienced his share of change and made it his mission to shepherd for-good organizations through transformational moments.In this conversation with Todd Hiestand, Co-owner of Liminal, a creative branding agency for nonprofits, we touch on the effects that change has on the for-good sector, how to foster these shifts, and the value of leaning into the liminal spaces where change happens.One change that host David Schwab would like to see could be viewed as semantical—and it's one that Todd and David air their views on in this episode: the movement from “nonprofit” language to “for-good”. It's also one that he'd love to hear your views on, so please let him know your thoughts!Join us now for a discussion on the merits of “for-good” language, the ways change and innovation intersect, and how none of us are alone on the road to better.Be sure to pick up a copy of the latest ebook from Liminal, Effective Nonprofit Branding, available on their website now.

What were the best commercials during the Super Bowl?  David Schwab from Octagon joins us to break it all down. We're also handing out our Game Ball and Lame Balls for the final time this NFL season!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Schwab (@David_Schwab), Executive Vice President at Octagon, joins Sports Business Radio to discuss the ad lineup for #SuperBowl 58 in Las Vegas on February 11. Companies will pay over $7M for the airtime on CBS for a 30-second ad during the telecast. Schwab, who works closely with top brands, celebrities and influencers, tells us how much the companies advertising in the Super Bowl are likely paying for celebrities to appear in their Super Bowl ad, how much production of the ad will likely cost and how the companies should be activating their Super Bowl ad online before and after the big game. Schwab also discusses the impact of Las Vegas hosting the Super Bowl for the first time ever and the parties that will be thrown during the week leading up to the game. Lastly, we ask David if he thinks the viewing audience for this Super Bowl will break last year's all-time record viewing audience of 115.1M viewers. LISTEN to Sports Business Radio on Apple podcasts or Spotify podcasts. Give Sports Business Radio a 5-star rating if you enjoy our podcast. Click on the plus sign on our Apple Podcasts page and follow the Sports Business Radio podcast. Follow Sports Business Radio on Twitter @SBRadio and on Instagram, Threads and Tik Tok @SportsBusinessRadio. This week's edition of Sports Business Radio is presented by Boingo Wireless. Now more than ever, staying connected is what matters most. Email SBRadio@Boingo.com to find out more about how Boingo can help your venue stay connected. Join venues that are Boingo partners such as Petco Park and State Farm arena. Visit www.boingo.com. #NFL #SuperBowl #LasVegas #SuperBowlAds #Marketing #Celebrities #Football #Entertainment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Schwab, is a screenwriter based in New York City. Since 2014, Mr. Schwab has been an adjunct professor of screen writing at the Graduate Film school at Columbia University. He has also taught at the French National Film School, La Femis, and also at Sundance Colabs. Mr. Schwab received his MFA in Film from the Columbia University School of the Art where his thesis script, MR. VERNER'S PYGMY, was purchased by Scott Rudin. Since then Mr. Schwab has written for, among others, Warner Brothers, Animal Logic, Hollywood Pictures, Propaganda, HD Net Films, and Paramount Pictures. Mr. Schwab was the 2014 Sundance/Sloan Commissioning Grantee for his script, FRANCIS TURNBULL – which was also selected for the 2013 Hampton Film Festival writer's lab. FRANCIS TURNBULL is being produced by Oren Moverman (THE MESSENGER, LOVE AND MERCY, TIME OUT OF MIND) and Wren Arthur (PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION). Jennifer Fox (THE TALE, BEIRUT: THE LAST HOME MOVIE) will direct. Mr. Schwab recently completed KACZYNSKI, a TV pilot about the Unabomber for SightUnseen pictures. Oren Moveman will direct.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Talk about a jam-packed podcast episode—this conversation with Cameron Bartlett has it all: anecdotes, examples, trends, cautionary tales, solutions, trends, strategies… and did we mention cutting-edge trends from the trenches?That's right; as we talked, Cameron had a story and a trend that related to each and every topic we brought up. And it's no surprise… Cameron's a fast-moving, trend-setting, high-growth fundraising consultant who's worked with nonprofits like New Story, IJM, Compassion, Cure, and World Vision to reach hundreds of millions of people and drive important global initiatives.As a veteran fundraising consultant himself, Nonstop Nonprofit podcast host David Schwab was excited to talk with a realistic optimist who sees the same extraordinary potential in nonprofits that he does.So, if you're looking for a dense discussion that will stimulate your strategies and transfer trends for fruitful fundraising, or you like alliteration, listen in to this episode of Nonstop Nonprofit!

Let us ask you a question, fundraiser: When it comes to crunch time for your fundraising campaigns, do you feel intense pressure to find a poster child for your nonprofit, capture their iconic story, and optimize it to deliver maximum donations?Look into our eyes, listener, and hear us when we say that's a daunting task for anyone. It's no wonder storytelling stresses nonprofits out!But there is a way, and you're about to hear the secret directly from one of the storytelling greats. Olga M. Woltman has the key to discovering, creating, and distributing stories that will compel connections and keep donors coming back time after time.Spoiler alert: it doesn't involve parading a poster child around, invading your clients' privacy, or making something up.Today, Olga and David Schwab, Funraise's Director of Growth Marketing have the scoop for you on how to ethically and empathetically uncover the captivating stories just beneath the surface, weave relevant impact stats and authentic conversations throughout, and choose the perfect moment to release them for incredible impact.

This week on the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel is joined by David Schwab. Starting in public relations and promotions for a communications firm, David joined Octagon in 1999 - the global agency in sports, entertainment, and culture. Octagon is dedicated to building the brands of top athletes, celebrities, and brands. This includes companies such as Coca-Cola, JBL, Snickers, and BMW, while representing athletes such as Steph Curry, Bam Adebayo, and many more! In this episode, SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show host Wayne Kimmel talks with Schwab about his success at Octagon, the future of sports marketing, and much more.

Many nonprofits struggle to deliver meaningful content in a way that engages their donor base. It tracks; you can have the coolest impact story, but if it's just sitting on your website waiting for donors to come to it, it's not truly making the impact it was designed for.If that sounds like something your nonprofit struggles with, this episode is for you! Today, Funraise's Director of Growth Marketing, David Schwab, is talking to David Bowden, spoken word poet and Co-Founder & Executive Director of Spoken Gospel, a nonprofit that has a mind-boggling 50 million-plus engagements of their video, devotional, reading plan, and podcast-based content. They've got 151,000 subscribers to their YouTube channel!We think “holy moly” is an appropriate response.Plot twist: Spoken Gospel's entire content creation model relies on lots of listening, not talking. David focuses on building individual relationships based on each member's unique interests—and it's paid off in a strong recurring program that responds to Spoken Gospel's needs and asks alike.Sure, David's got the greatest story ever told to guide Spoken Gospel's nonprofit story, but making the content itself approachable and relevant is key to attracting the type of donor that sticks around for the mission long term. So listen in!

John Walsh comes to the Nonstop Nonprofit podcast through a purely digital path that began with some of the hardest-to-engage audiences and then expanded to include broader digital strategies. These days, he advocates for nonprofits to lean into digital fundraising, with his specific passion being email.As a self-proclaimed “digital guy” himself, our host David Schwab has seen how digital fundraising's speed, directness, and consistency contribute to donor awareness and engagement in ways that direct mail can't. But just like you all, he's still learning—and John makes that education exciting!Listen in as John teaches us how a holistic communication strategy adds value to all of your fundraising channels, provides actionable first steps for email newbies, and shares his secrets to keeping digital fundraising fresh and successful.

The road to $1 million isn't an easy or fast one to travel.Only 9% of nonprofits in the Los Angeles area grow to manage a budget of $1 million. Ten years ago, when Richard Reyes founded the PLUS ME Project, his budget was $4000 and his vision was to provide mentorship and role models for youth through storytelling.Today, an exciting part of this achievement is that PLUS ME's own growth story is still unfolding, expanding, and providing guidance and inspiration to other nonprofits just as their mentors provide role models for the youth they lead.As a nonprofiteer and consultant in the nonprofit space, Funraise's Director of Growth Marketing, David Schwab, has seen the results when nonprofits rely on storytelling to build supporter relationships—and what happens when those same supporters have their stories silenced. (Spoiler alert: it's called donor churn.)Join David and Richard as they discuss the ways that new fundraising tactics like peer-to-peer are a natural fit for PLUS ME's mission, what their COVID pivot-and-response taught the PLUS ME team, and how PLUS ME's usage of and reliance on technology has evolved on their road to $1 million. For more info on the PLUS ME Project - https://www.theplusmeproject.org/For more info on teenyBIG - https://www.teenybig.com/Connect with the show contributors:David Schwab - https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidlschwab/Richard Reyes - https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-reyes-25064173/Emily Taylor - https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-taylor-teenybig/

02/08 Hour 3 David Schwab joins B&G - 1:52 Top selling jerseys in the NFL - 26:30 Chiefs offense vs Philly's defense - 37:45

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Over the last few years, the United States has experienced a nationwide reckoning against racism and racial injustice. And while we've witnessed many steps forward towards antiracism, every sector has a long way to go to close the resource gaps created by structural racism.Kia Croom is leading the fight against anti-Black racism in the nonprofit industry.After twenty years of experience as a development executive and philanthropic strategist, Kia founded The Black Fundraisers' Podcast in 2021 to celebrate, inspire, uplift, and equip Black fundraisers with tools to "excel and positively impact Black communities." And we can all get behind that.Through authenticity, radical honesty, and personal liberation—Kia has built a new table of access and resources for underrepresented fundraisers who historically have not been offered a seat.Listen in as Kia talks to David Schwab about how nonprofit donors are directly involved in creating meaningful social change.And if this episode gets you excited about moving the needle to increase representation and resources in nonprofit fundraising, be sure to create your Funraise free account to get started making the change you wish to see in the world.

It's time to bring some internal innovation to the charity world! On this episode, Ben sits down with the Director of Marketing Growth for Funraise, David Schwab. David dives into why quality tech stacks for charities are a game changer, how and why he works for Funraise, and the power of owning the conversation through email marketing.  You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... The difference between Seattle and Canadian sports [0:12] Exploring David's professional journey [3:37] How David started working at Funraise [10:17] The Funraise backstory and the power of platforms [17:26] Big wins for charities using Funraise [25:09] Explaining email marketing to the next generation and why marketing is pay to play [28:27] Resources & People Mentioned Email Frontier FM YOUR fundraising questions at junkmail@frontier.io!  Funraise  #TeamSeas  Connect with David Schwab Email David Follow David on LinkedIn Connect With Frontier Follow Benjamin Johnson on LinkedIn  Follow Matt Hussey on LinkedIn  Follow Megan McCaffery on LinkedIn  Website: https://Frontier.io Frontier on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/frontiermarketingco/

Helping people do good is extremely rewarding; creating a domino effect of social change and responsibility. Funraise is spearheading change by providing a collection of nonprofit fundraising tools making it enjoyable and effortless for organizations to create an impact around the world. The Director of Growth Marketing, David Schwab, to dive deeper into their all-in-one digital-fundraising platform while highlighting their growth efforts as a late-stage startup. With the simple goal of providing value to the community, Funraise has seen inbound growth through ungated and valuable content. Recognizing that their users are independent buyers, a resourceful, clear, and content-driven website is essential. David underlines their future goals of navigational optimization, and always putting the customer first.

Mike and Jesse run through some of the latest news items from the NFL, including who the frontrunner for MVP should be (3:19), before briefly hitting on some NBA news, including Anthony Davis's injury (16:40). They then take a look at some of the new releases (33:54) before they are joined by David Schwab from Octagon to talk about the latest release of Steph Curry NFTs (45:11). They then close the show with mailbag questions (56:24). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Richard Winham shares the second half of the public debut of The Premier Jazz Orchestra - featuring Alan Wyatt, Robert Crabtree, Nathan Warner, Landis Batts and David Schwab - from Barking Legs Theater in Chattanooga.

As Farmer School dean Jenny Darroch takes the helm of Beyond High Street, she talks with the man who made it all possible: David Schwab, who created 97 episodes with a variety of Farmer School and Miami University alumni over the last three years. Jenny and David talk about his time at Miami and his experiences since graduating. The Farmer School and Jenny thank David for his work, and look forward to continuing his legacy.

Big news ahead for Beyond High Street but before I share, please let me reminisce for a moment. When I started Beyond High Street three years ago, I set forth to find the commonality for Miamians and all of us that ventured through the cornfields into Oxford, beautiful Oxford. But I learned and gained so much more. I built new and deep friendships, created mentor and mentee experiences and even personally invested with a few of my guests. I’ve had the pleasure of talking to wrestlers, CEOs, authors, doctors, visionaries, actors, producers, journalists, sports executives and many others. Each have shared their personal tales of Miami and life since. I am humbled for each and every one of the conversations and time they spent to participate. Beginning Monday, Beyond High Street will have a new host (stay tuned) and I am honored to participate as a guest for the first time. Beyond High Street will continue on! Thank you so much for participating, listening, sharing and supporting this journey and the Miami community. See you all at Skipper’s for a pint real soon. #LoveAndHonor

Houston Astros starting pitcher Lance McCullers Jr join Michael, Matthew and David Schwab on the first episode of Schwabcast. They talk baseball, UFC, Lance's foundation, and why Houston is so great.

Richard Winham shares a performance by David Schwab on bass and Stephen Powers on guitar streamed from Barking Legs Theater in Chattanooga.

In this episode, David Schwab, whose practice is running DAS Contruction Services, joins us to talk about his love for learning and making tough decisions in order to benefit his Practice.

Show Notes(2:32) Ari discussed his undergraduate studying Physiology and Neuroscience at UC San Diego, while doing neuroscience research on adult neurogenesis at the Gage Lab.(4:39) Ari discussed his decision to pursue a Ph.D. in Neurobiology at Harvard after college and extracted the importance of communication in research, thanks to his advisor Chris Harvey.(7:16) Ari explained his Ph.D. thesis titled “Population dynamics in parietal cortex during evidence accumulation for decision-making” - in which he developed methods to understand how neuronal circuits perform the computations necessary for complex behavior.(12:59) Ari talked about his process of learning machine learning and using that to analyze massive neuroscience datasets in his research.(15:22) Ari recounted attending NIPS 2015 and serendipitously meeting people from DeepMind, which he lated joined as a Research Scientist in their London office.(18:59) Ari’s research focuses on the generalization of neural networks, and shared his work called "On the Importance of Single Directions for Generalization” presented at ICLR 2018 (inspired by Chiyuan Zhang’s paper and Quoc Le’s paper previously).(28:51) Ari explained the differences between generalizing networks and memorizing networks, citing the results from his work "Insights on Representational Similarity in Neural Networks with Canonical Correlation” with Maithra Raghu and Samy Bengio presented at NeurIPS 2018 (Read Maithra’s paper on SVCCA that inspired it).(35:16) Another topic that Ari focuses on is representation learning and abstraction for intelligent systems. His team at DeepMind proposes a dataset and a challenge designed to probe abstract reasoning, as explained in “Measuring Abstract Reasoning in Neural Networks" presented at ICML 2018 (learn more about the IQ test Raven’s Progressive Matrices and take the challenge here).(42:21) An extension from the work above is "Learning to Make Analogies by Contrasting Abstract Relational Structure" - presented at ICLR 2019. With the same authors (led by Felix Hill along with David Barrett, Adam Santoro, Tim Lillicrap), Ari showed that while architecture choice can influence generalization performance, the choice of data and the manner in which it is presented to the model is even more critical.(48:18) Ari discussed "Neural Scene Representation and Rendering” (led by Ali Eslami and Danilo Rezende) that introduces Generative Query Network (GQN), a framework within which machines learn to represent scenes using only their own sensors (watch the video and check out the data).(55:09) Ari explained the findings in "Analyzing Biological and Artificial Neural Networks: Challenges with Opportunities for Synergy?” published at the Current Opinion in Neurobiology (joint work with David Barrett and Jakob Macke).(57:04) Ari shared the properties of pruning algorithms that influence stability and generalization, as claimed in “The Generalization-Stability Tradeoff in Neural Network Pruning” led by Brian Bartoldson.(01:00:56) Ari went over the generalization of lottery tickets in neural networks, which is inspired by the lottery ticket hypothesis from Jonathan Frankle and Michael Carbin at MIT. The two papers mentioned are collaboration with Haonan Yu, Yuandong Tian, Michela Paganini, and Sergey Edunov (Check out his talk at REWORK Deep Learning Summit in Montreal 2019).(01:09:00) Ari investigated "Training BatchNorm and Only BatchNorm” which looks at the performance of neural networks when trained only with the Batch Normalization parameters (joint work with Jonathan Frankle and David Schwab).(01:12:12) Ari mentioned "The Early Phase of Neural Network Training” (presented at ICML 2020) that uses the lottery ticket framework to rigorously examine the early part of the training (joint work with Jonathan Frankle and David Schwab). (01:16:25) Ari discussed at length “Representation Learning Through Latent Canonicalizations" (presented at ICLR 2020). This work seeks to learn representations in which semantically meaningful factors of variation (like color or shape) can be independently manipulated by learned linear transformations in latent space, termed “latent canonicalizes” (joint work with Or Litany, Srinath Sridhar, Leonidas Guibas, and Judy Hoffman).(01:22:15) Ari summarized "Selectivity Considered Harmful: Evaluating the Causal Impact of Class Selectivity in DNNs" - which investigates the causal impact of class selectivity on network function (led by Matthew Leavitt).(01:25:26) Ari reflected on his career and shared advice for individuals who want to make a dent in AI research.(01:28:10) Ari shared his excitement on self-supervised learning, which addresses the need of neural networks to require expensive labeled data.(01:29:47) Closing segment.His Contact InformationWebsiteGoogle ScholarLinkedInTwitterGitHubHis Recommended Resources“Understanding Deep Learning Requires Rethinking Generalization” by Chiyuan Zhang“Singular Vector Canonical Correlation Analysis for Deep Learning Dynamics and Interpretability” by Maithra RaghuRaven’s Progressive Matrices IQ test"The Lottery Ticket Hypothesis” by Jonathan Frankle and Michael Carbin (Open-Source Framework)“Random Features for Large-Scale Kernel Machines” by Ali Rahimi and Ben Recht (NIPS 2017 Test Of Time Award)“beta-VAE: Learning Basic Visual Concepts with a Constrained Variational Framework” by DeepMindSamy Bengio (Research Scientist at Google AI)Aleksander Madry (Professor of Computer Science at MIT)Jason Yosinski (Founding Member of Uber AI Labs)“The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and The Great Age of American Innovation" by Jon Gertner

Show Notes(2:32) Ari discussed his undergraduate studying Physiology and Neuroscience at UC San Diego, while doing neuroscience research on adult neurogenesis at the Gage Lab.(4:39) Ari discussed his decision to pursue a Ph.D. in Neurobiology at Harvard after college and extracted the importance of communication in research, thanks to his advisor Chris Harvey.(7:16) Ari explained his Ph.D. thesis titled “Population dynamics in parietal cortex during evidence accumulation for decision-making” - in which he developed methods to understand how neuronal circuits perform the computations necessary for complex behavior.(12:59) Ari talked about his process of learning machine learning and using that to analyze massive neuroscience datasets in his research.(15:22) Ari recounted attending NIPS 2015 and serendipitously meeting people from DeepMind, which he lated joined as a Research Scientist in their London office.(18:59) Ari’s research focuses on the generalization of neural networks, and shared his work called "On the Importance of Single Directions for Generalization” presented at ICLR 2018 (inspired by Chiyuan Zhang’s paper and Quoc Le’s paper previously).(28:51) Ari explained the differences between generalizing networks and memorizing networks, citing the results from his work "Insights on Representational Similarity in Neural Networks with Canonical Correlation” with Maithra Raghu and Samy Bengio presented at NeurIPS 2018 (Read Maithra’s paper on SVCCA that inspired it).(35:16) Another topic that Ari focuses on is representation learning and abstraction for intelligent systems. His team at DeepMind proposes a dataset and a challenge designed to probe abstract reasoning, as explained in “Measuring Abstract Reasoning in Neural Networks" presented at ICML 2018 (learn more about the IQ test Raven’s Progressive Matrices and take the challenge here).(42:21) An extension from the work above is "Learning to Make Analogies by Contrasting Abstract Relational Structure" - presented at ICLR 2019. With the same authors (led by Felix Hill along with David Barrett, Adam Santoro, Tim Lillicrap), Ari showed that while architecture choice can influence generalization performance, the choice of data and the manner in which it is presented to the model is even more critical.(48:18) Ari discussed "Neural Scene Representation and Rendering” (led by Ali Eslami and Danilo Rezende) that introduces Generative Query Network (GQN), a framework within which machines learn to represent scenes using only their own sensors (watch the video and check out the data).(55:09) Ari explained the findings in "Analyzing Biological and Artificial Neural Networks: Challenges with Opportunities for Synergy?” published at the Current Opinion in Neurobiology (joint work with David Barrett and Jakob Macke).(57:04) Ari shared the properties of pruning algorithms that influence stability and generalization, as claimed in “The Generalization-Stability Tradeoff in Neural Network Pruning” led by Brian Bartoldson.(01:00:56) Ari went over the generalization of lottery tickets in neural networks, which is inspired by the lottery ticket hypothesis from Jonathan Frankle and Michael Carbin at MIT. The two papers mentioned are collaboration with Haonan Yu, Yuandong Tian, Michela Paganini, and Sergey Edunov (Check out his talk at REWORK Deep Learning Summit in Montreal 2019).(01:09:00) Ari investigated "Training BatchNorm and Only BatchNorm” which looks at the performance of neural networks when trained only with the Batch Normalization parameters (joint work with Jonathan Frankle and David Schwab).(01:12:12) Ari mentioned "The Early Phase of Neural Network Training” (presented at ICML 2020) that uses the lottery ticket framework to rigorously examine the early part of the training (joint work with Jonathan Frankle and David Schwab). (01:16:25) Ari discussed at length “Representation Learning Through Latent Canonicalizations" (presented at ICLR 2020). This work seeks to learn representations in which semantically meaningful factors of variation (like color or shape) can be independently manipulated by learned linear transformations in latent space, termed “latent canonicalizes” (joint work with Or Litany, Srinath Sridhar, Leonidas Guibas, and Judy Hoffman).(01:22:15) Ari summarized "Selectivity Considered Harmful: Evaluating the Causal Impact of Class Selectivity in DNNs" - which investigates the causal impact of class selectivity on network function (led by Matthew Leavitt).(01:25:26) Ari reflected on his career and shared advice for individuals who want to make a dent in AI research.(01:28:10) Ari shared his excitement on self-supervised learning, which addresses the need of neural networks to require expensive labeled data.(01:29:47) Closing segment.His Contact InformationWebsiteGoogle ScholarLinkedInTwitterGitHubHis Recommended Resources“Understanding Deep Learning Requires Rethinking Generalization” by Chiyuan Zhang“Singular Vector Canonical Correlation Analysis for Deep Learning Dynamics and Interpretability” by Maithra RaghuRaven’s Progressive Matrices IQ test"The Lottery Ticket Hypothesis” by Jonathan Frankle and Michael Carbin (Open-Source Framework)“Random Features for Large-Scale Kernel Machines” by Ali Rahimi and Ben Recht (NIPS 2017 Test Of Time Award)“beta-VAE: Learning Basic Visual Concepts with a Constrained Variational Framework” by DeepMindSamy Bengio (Research Scientist at Google AI)Aleksander Madry (Professor of Computer Science at MIT)Jason Yosinski (Founding Member of Uber AI Labs)“The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and The Great Age of American Innovation" by Jon Gertner

David Schwab discusses how brands and athletes are interacting in this new environment of management. The choices go beyond simple endorsement opportunities to venture capitalism and strategic partnership. Scott Mebus, VP of Entertainment at INC and Fast Company joins us to discuss a visit to Gatorade's Sports Science Lab and Rich Ryman from the Green Bay Gazette profiles the start up world in Green Bay Wisconsin known as Titletown tech.. 

Check out my audio below where I share my vision of this new pod, Beyond High Street. Since graduating more than 20 years ago, I have always wondered what it is – what’s the commonality of all Miami students. We were willing to venture into the farmland and into the corn stalks of southwest Ohio, we left major cities to study and live in a tiny, rural community for 4 years and for some, even more. I’ll say this - whatever it is - it drives us. It’s why Miami consistently ranks in the top 5 in the country in producing Fortune 500 CEOs and CMOs and It’s why you have seen Miami names on the executive leaderboard at Instagram, twitter and other emerging global brands. The list of Entrepreneurs, business heads, community leaders, media executives and authors is endless, it even includes a former United States President and Super Bowl winning quarterback. I am going to have weekly conversations with these alum (releasing every Wednesday) and dig into their current experiences and what drove them to Miami and how Miami helped them turn that drive into tangible success. I hope you enjoy the pod and do share with all Miamians. And follow along on twitter via @BeyondHighSt. -David Schwab

In this episode of Chairside Live, watch Part II of Dr. Neil Park’s interview with Dr. David Schwab, as they discuss training your staff to present and discuss treatment plans with patients. Then, Will Schmidt, RDA, is talking about anterior multi-unit temporaries with BioTemps® Provisionals.

In this episode of Chairside Live, we have Part I of Dr. Neil Park’s three-part interview with Dr. David Schwab, author, speaker and dental practice consultant. Then, registered dental assistant Will Schmidt is discussing impression trays in Across the Chair.

David Schwab, Managing Director of Octagon First Call and celebrity and brand partnership expert joins the show to help us preview the Super Bowl 50 commercials and discuss which athletes are primed to help their brand the most on Super Bowl Sunday. Brian Gordon of the Engine Shop stops by to discuss the top Super Bowl 50 parties, including the exclusive ESPN party the Engine Shop is producing. Brian Cheek from Postano joins the show to discuss Super Bowl 50 social media and the latest social media efforts from Postano. Follow Sports Business Radio on Twitter @SBRadio. #SB50 #sportsbiz #SuperBowlads

Steve G. Jones board certified  Clinical Hypnotherapist.He has been practicing hypnotherapy since the 1980s. He is the author of 22 books on Hypnotherapy. He is a member of the National Guild of Hypnotists, American Board of Hypnotherapy, president of the American Alliance of Hypnotists, on the board of directors of the Los Angeles chapter of the American Lung Association, and director of the California state registered Steve G. Jones School of Hypnotherapy Chris Weigel health club owner in Dallas, TX - Clairevista Vitality Club specializing in personal coaching, best-selling author for "3 Steps to Your Best Body in Record Time", holder of over a dozen health & fitness certifications, and has almost 20 years in the health & fitness industry; coaching people toward achieving their personal goals Steve Susman one of the nation's most prominent trial lawyers.  He founded the firm of Susman Godfrey which has 100 lawyers in 5 cities and limits its practice to commercial litigation.  Susman represents both plaintiffs and defendants and has long argued that lawyers should only be paid for winning.  That, he claims, would reduce expense and delay, eliminate frivolous suits and defenses, and remove the biggest objections to trial by jury, which he argues is a right on the verge of being lost David Schwab,Ph.D.professional speaker and consultant who has lectured throughout the U.S. as well as in Canada, Mexico, and Europe.  He has lectured to people from many different walks of life but his focus is on the dental profession. He helps dentists and other professionals with the business side of their practices and today David has some very interesting ideas to share with us regarding what every business can learn from dentists

Part 2 of the David Schwab interview about his life of high strangeness. If you thought Part 1 was amazing, you ain't heard nothin' yet. But first, The Jer has some new stories and insights to share with Paratopia. Many, in fact.

Experiencer David Schwab goes down the list of truly odd, extremely interesting occurances in his life. This interview is so extensive that it's broken into 2 parts. There are a lot of well-articulated high strangeness experiences here to sink your mind into. If we put it all into one show your brain might snap. So get ready for part 1 of 2!

David Dunn, CEO of Athletes First and agent for NFL stars Aaron Rodgers, Clay Matthews Jr. and Ray Lewis joins us to discuss how his job has changed with a new CBA in place, safety for NFL players and marketability for NFL players after a Super Bowl win. David Schwab from Octagon joins us to discuss Super Bowl ads and Brian Gordon of Engine Shop stops by to fill us in on why companies spend big money on Super Bowl parties.