Podcast appearances and mentions of david sierra

Welcome, everyone.  Well, I'm about at the midpoint of my English farrier tour, had a great time at Focus and The International, and got a lot of fantastic interviews done. Stay tuned for those. As it goes at that type of event, I had a lot of fun and interesting conversations with fellow farriers, both on and off the mic. My esteemed tour guide, Danny Bennett, took me with him to Hereford College and I got to spend some time with the students in the Forge and the classroom. It's hard not to be envious of the facility and the program that they get to attend there.  As an added bonus, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Edward, was visiting the college at the same time and I got to meet and converse with him on his tour of the Forge.  It doesn't get more British than that.  For those who haven't heard Danny's episode with me on the Lockdown Farriery podcast, I'm sticking around England for a little longer to attempt the associate exam of the Worshipful Company of Farriers. I've been prepping for it for a few years now. But this year, I've been focusing a lot of effort on it. With multiple trips down to the Heartland to get lots of help from Chris and Cody, and then attending a Jonathan Nunn clinic down there as well. I was also fortunate enough to get Danny to fly over to Canada for some of his tutelage as well. I can't emphasize enough how much going through the process of pursuing certification and higher level exams has done for me. It's the challenge, the learning, the progress, and it's the people.  I have had so many people offer me help, insights, and tools in big ways and small.  The Farrier family is a real thing, and they go out of their way to help you out when you show some effort and keenness to learn. Thank you to everyone who has helped me out on this journey. There are way too many of you to name, but all of your help has been appreciated. All of this is a great segue into my conversation with today's guest, an examiner for the AFA, David Sierra. David and I met on Vern Powell's Puerto  Vallarta trip, where many of the farriers down there in Mexico were taking their AFA exams. Ask anyone about David Sierra in the farrier world, and they all have nothing but kind words and praise. After finally getting to meet him myself, I understand why. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Here is a link to sign up to the monthly subscription and the process is fairly simple. Once you subscribe you will receive an email that allows you to open the feed in your preferred podcast player. https://mullinsfarrier.supercast.com/ Visit https://www.mullinsfarrier.com/ for more information. If you have any issues please email mullinsfarrierpodcast@gmail.com

David Sierra and I go back several decades, having been friends since the start. He has a farrier business in Las Vegas, Nevada, and has become an examiner for the American Furriers Association.  We have had him as our examiner in the Heartland a couple of times, and I got to catch up with him in Reno at the 2023 AFA convention. We had a great talk, and you're going to like hearing David's story. We are cleared for takeoff. For more information about Chris Gregory CJF ASF FWCF: https://chrisgregoryauthor.com/ https://www.heartlandhorseshoeing.com/

David tells us about struggling against a builder that doesn't want to pay and Manny lays out what a trade has to do to get paid without getting legal involved. Don't let them win by giving up on your money with this episode of The Construction Life Podcast. Find David of RCS Insulation at RCSInsulation.ca and @RCSInsulation. Reach out at 416-731-4235 and Contact@RCSInsulation.ca. Also check out Takara Imports; Importing quality Japanese work clothes for North American tradespeople. Stay connected with The Construction Life Podcast by texting Manny at 416 433-5737 or emailing him at manny@theconstructionlife.com. If you have something to contribute to the podcast, email info@theconstructionlife.com to schedule a time to join us in studio. Are you interested in the latest trends in building, renovation, home improvement, real estate, architecture, design, engineering, contracting, trades, and DIY? Look no further! Our construction podcast and social media content cover a wide range of topics, including project management, safety, best practices, business development, leadership, marketing, customer service, productivity, sustainability, technology, innovation, and industry news

Volvimos a la Isla Preciosa (lo de Bonita se queda corto) Y fue uno de esos programas que se llenan de sorpresas y de buenos momentos poquito a poco. Tuvimos la ayuda de Miguel Calero, José Carlos Andrés, Elena Martínez Blanco, Chiki Fabregat... y, sobre todo, de Alexia y de Kemili. Estas dos peques del CEIP Mayantigo estuvieron en los micrófonos desde el principio hasta el final. Fue genial este Menudo Castillo 597. Estuvo lleno de ideas y de instantes divertidísimos y muy locos. Además, nos enteramos de un detalle importante: si vais a escribir un libro de Literatura Infantil ambientado en La Palma ¡que no aparezca el volcán! Los peques ya están cansados de hablar de este incordio todo el día. No creáis que no habrá quien lo haya pensado (e incluso intentado escribirlo). El Menudo Castillo 597 nos sirvió para recomendar un montón de libros. También hablamos mucho del propio FestiLIJ. Pudimos incluir a algún invitado sorpresa y dimos la noticia de que estaban por allí Pedro Mañas y David Sierra (casi provocamos un pequeño infarto con esta noticia). También sirvió el Menudo Castillo 597 para hacer un concurso trampa. Mariana había venido en busca de Santiago García-Clairac para que le firmase un libro y... bueno, tendrás que escuchar el programa para descubrir qué ocurrió. Por lo demás, no hay mucho que contar. Lo pasamos fenomenal, como de costumbre. Eso sí, esta vez hicimos el programa en un rincón diferente de Los Llanos de Aridane: estuvimos en la puerta del Espacio Cultural Real 21, uno de los rincones en los que hacemos más actividades geniales durante el FestiLIJ de cada año. ¡No te pierdas el programa!

In questo episodio torna a trovarci David per raccontarci l'esperienza dei primi mesi nella Tudor pro cycling developement. Ci parla degli allenamenti differenti rispetto al 2023, dei trainingcamp e dell'impressione avuta dai pro della squadra. Enjoy! Se volete donare al podcast per finanziarci e aiutarci a migliorarlo potete farlo al link:   https://www.gofundme.com/f/podcast-ciclismo-kompetente Se siete interessati a contattarci per coaching o consulenze o altri servizi potete farlo dal sito: www.ciclismokompetente.it Potete acquistare i nostri programmi standard alla pagina: https://www.trainingpeaks.com/my-training-plans/trainingplangaffubandito Ricordo che il podcast è supportato ufficialmente da WEPLY APP, app creata con l'obiettivo di non svalutare i vostri articoli sportivi usati. Potete scaricarla a questo link: https://onelink.to/7tw2ae

Comenzamos la temporada 1 con nuestro "offsider" número 22. David Sierra es el primer portero que traemos al podcast, una de las posiciones más incomprendidas del fútbol. David nos cuenta cómo decide cruzar el charco y aventurarse en lugares como EEUU, Honduras y Puerto Rico (con todo lo que eso conlleva). Siendo canterano del Real Madrid y llegando a pisar la Segunda División de nuestro país, David decidió ser valiente y cambiar por completo su rumbo. Si estás leyendo esto, déjanos un comentario (aunque sea por privado en Instagram), queremos saber qué te parece el podcast. También, si quieres apoyarnos aún más, hemos activado la opción de donaciones: https://streamelements.com/offsiders_podcast/tip Puedes seguirnos y apoyarnos en: - SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/446GZV4gX4aXz6pyVprSFB?si=0b519afe75d3498e - YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@offsiders.project/playlists - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/offsiders.podcast/ - TIK TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@offsiders_podcast?_t=8aI0IbPe2Fi&_r=1-TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Offsiders_PRJ - Contacto: podcast.offsiders@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Taking To You To School with Dr. Tom Prichard is all about Portland Wrestling. Take a journey back to the Pacific Northwest territory with Dr Tom and John Poz as they discuss Don Owen, Stan Stasiak, Matt Borne, Buddy Rose, David Sierra, Billy Jack Haynes, Brett Sawyer and so much more!Stop settling for average, go to LEGACYSUPPS.COM now and use code DRTOM For 10% off your entire order and if you subscribe to have it shipped every 30 days, you can still get the discount, every single time. L-E-G-A-C-Y-S-U-P-P-S DOT COM, Level-up with Legacy!Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code PRICHARD at Manscaped.com. That's 20% off with free shipping at manscaped.com and use code PRICHARD. Time to feel sexy and free this 2023 with MANSCAPED™This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5081614/advertisement

On this episode of Stories with Brisco and Bradshaw, our hall of famers Gerald Brisco and John Bradshaw Layfield welcome the Cuban Assassin, David Sierra to the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Stories with Brisco and Bradshaw, our hall of famers Gerald Brisco and John Bradshaw Layfield welcome the Cuban Assassin, David Sierra to the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In questo episodio ci raggiunge David Sierra, fresco di un quarto posto al mondiale di glasgow che con meno sfortuna sarebbe potuto essere qualcosa di più. Parliamo della gara, dell'avvicinamento e del percorso che dopo un'annata molto difficile lo ha portato fin qua. Enjoy! Se volete donare al podcast per finanziarci e aiutarci a migliorarlo potete farlo al link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/podcast-ciclismo-kompetenteSe siete interessati a contattarci per coaching o consulenze o altri servizi potete farlo dal sito:www.ciclismokompetente.it

Emprender es un salto de fe..."BNI me dio la visibilidad y constancia necesaria para crecer mi negocio", "Formar parte de un solo proposito es lo qeu nos motiva a colaborar en equipo para alcanzar un objetivo" Conoce a Vicente David Sierra, DE de Jalisto Este, nos cuenta como viene de una familia de emprendedores, de observar a su padre descubrio como queria aportar para ayudar a emprendedores como el; Como BNI en el lanzamiento de su capítulo vio nacer y crecer su negocio de Coaching - Consultor de negocios. "La conexion es especial con BNI y las referencias que genera, la consistencia de las reuniones semanales te da la confianza para probar y promover tu negocio " Miembro fundador, Presidente, Secretario tesorero, Anfitrión y ahora Director Ejecutivo. "Ganar Dando no es solo los negocios, sino tambien el el liderazgo de servicio, haces tuyo el rol que te toca" "En mi liderazgo de servicio me di cuenta que tenia dar el doble de esfuerzo, ponerme al servicio de los miembros, interesandome mas en ellos como personas, en sus negocios, esto me volvio a conectar con los miembros de mi capitulo, amo a mi capitulo y amo ser miembro"

Menudo encuentro en Paracuellos de Jarama En la III Feria del Libro de Paracuellos de Jarama se han vivido momentos geniales y la radio ha estado allí para contarlas. Pedro Mañas y David Sierra se pasaron por los micrófonos de Menudo Castillo para contarnos un montón de cosas geniales y ¿sabéis qué? Nos leyeron en primicia un poquito de su nuevo libro, si queréis escucharlo... no os perdáis este podcast.

In this episode we interview our Farrier, David Sierra, discussing the below:What are some of the top things people need to look for when determining the right Farrier?Some things people can do to keep up the maintenance of their horses feet.  Top things people need to know about shoeing and hoof care.Going barefoot or shoes?How a suspensory shoe works it's magicAbout David Sierra:David began apprenticing in 1999 after college in New Mexico.  He moved to Las Vegas, NV  in 2001 continuing apprenticeships until he began full time in 2002. Immediately jumped into competing in farrier competitions for many years. Achieved American farriers association Certified Farrier (CF) in 2004 and then AFA Certified Journeyman Farrier (CJF) in 2006. Now mainly specializes on Hunter, Jumper, Dressage horses in Las Vegas, NV.  

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis. On today's show: • Phil Greene is back with us. He is an author, cocktail historian, one of the founders of the Museum of the American Cocktail in New Orleans and the winner of the 13th Annual Spirited Award for Best New Book on Drinks Culture, History or Spirits. He joins us to celebrate the release of his newest book, “Cheers! Cocktails and Toasts to Celebrate Every Day of the Year;” • Lieven DeGeyndt, owner/founder of Sparkle-ist, tells us about a monthly subscription box that contains three bottles of mixed origin and type, hand selected and tasted by him personally; • The restaurant Joselito Casa de Comidas brings a piece of Spain to Capitol Hill. Executive chef and culinary director David Sierra runs the kitchen of this intimate, family-owned eatery and he's in with tastes and talk of what we can expect there.

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis. On today's show: • Phil Greene is back with us. He is an author, cocktail historian, one of the founders of the Museum of the American Cocktail in New Orleans and the winner of the 13th Annual Spirited Award for Best New Book on Drinks Culture, History or Spirits. He joins us to celebrate the release of his newest book, “Cheers! Cocktails and Toasts to Celebrate Every Day of the Year;” • Lieven DeGeyndt, owner/founder of Sparkle-ist, tells us about a monthly subscription box that contains three bottles of mixed origin and type, hand selected and tasted by him personally; • The restaurant Joselito Casa de Comidas brings a piece of Spain to Capitol Hill. Executive chef and culinary director David Sierra runs the kitchen of this intimate, family-owned eatery and he's in with tastes and talk of what we can expect there.

David Sierra, mejor conocido como MC Davo, es un rapero y compositor mexicano.En este episodio platicamos sobre cómo demasiado placer es dolor, lo que no nos gusta del GYM, dejar de tomar refresco, por qué ya no se dedican canciones, lo que tienen que hacer los nuevos artistas para darse a conocer, la importancia de la infancia, si estamos o no en la última etapa del cine, comportarte siempre como si te estuvieran grabando, conseguir tus primeros seguidores fieles, aventar dr simis, pelearse con amigosy muchas cosas más…

Reseña descriptiva del libro infantil "Anna Kadabra. Un problema con alas" de Pedro Mañas y David Sierra Listón. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bibliotecadesalou/message

This week, Taking To You To School with Dr. Tom Prichard is all about Portland Wrestling. Take a journey back to the Pacific Northwest territory with Dr Tom and John Poz as they discuss Don Owen, Stan Stasiak, Matt Borne, Buddy Rose, David Sierra, Billy Jack Haynes, Brett Sawyer and so much more!

y nosotros, que le vamos pillando el tranquillo a esta manera extraña de hacer radio Estamos aprendiendo mucho durante esta cuarentena, hemos aprendido, por ejemplo, a hacer buenos programas de radio incluso estando encerrados en casa y hemos conseguido que lleguen a todas partes con un toque original y muy divertido. Esta semana hemos tenido la suerte de tener a cuatro estupendos invitados en nuestro programa. Sí, sí, como lo escucháis (o leéis), cuatro invitados. Si queréis saber muchas cosas sobre Jordi Sierra i Fabra, Pedro Mañas, David Sierra o Patricia Garcés, no tenéis que dejar de escucharnos.

Sección de Santi García Cremades, la noche de los miércoles a las 00:40, en Gente Despierta RNE, con Alfredo Menéndez, donde hablamos de las Matemáticas más divertidas de nuestro entorno. Contamos un artículo publicado en Nature, sobre el juego del FC Barcelona de Guardiola y un estudio matemático que demuestra el modelo de juego de ese Dream Team. Hacemos unos juegos matemáticos con Alfredo Menéndez y David Sierra y acabamos escuchando una aplicación que hace música a tiempo real: Endel, que ha comprado una discográfica para que la Inteligencia Artificial haga discos.

Un Festival Impresionante Nos hemos pasado por el Festival de Literatura Infantil y Juvenil de Tres Cantos, una oportunidad única para coincidir con más de 53 creadores de la Literatura que más nos gusta. Aunque podríamos haber hablado con un montón de autores, los micrófonos son limitados, por eso nos "conformamos" con Sara Cano, David Sierra, Pedro Mañas e Iria G. Parente. ¡Menuda fiesta literaria más impresionante!

David Sierra started fencing at Texas A&M when he needed a PE credit and didn’t want to sign up for Advanced Weightlifting or Aerobic Power-walking. Since then, he has worked his way up the referee ranks and is currently the co-owner of Cutting Edge Fencing Center, a Sabre-only club, near Fort Worth, Texas. Listen as he describes what the fencing world was like back when he started in the 90s and the changes he has helped bring to our sport as both a tournament organizer and a member of the US Fencing Board of Directors. He’ll also talk about what it’s like to start your own fencing club and offers advice to anyone looking to do the same. Important note: yes, David is my beloved husband. We both decided to pursue this interview from an impersonal, impartial journalistic perspective as much as possible and not as a married couple. This is HIS story, not ours. Tune in today to hear what David Sierra, an up and coming Sabre coach, club owner, and referee has to say about the history and the future of fencing.

Back in the day, coaches received training at was then called Coaches' College. Begun in the late 80s by the United States Fencing Association, its purpose was to create an opportunity for professional development for fencing coaches. When the cold war ended, the USFA brought Soviet bloc coaches over in 1990 to lead the program with Jack Keene serving as the main organizer. Alex Beguinet and Vinnie Bradford took up the reins in 1993. Vinnie helped organize it for 10 years, Alex for 20. The USFA decided to cancel the Coaches' College in 2003. The United States Fencing Coaches Association (USFCA) started the Coaches' Academy last year to fill the professional development void. Only 8 coaches attended but the spark was created. The Academy this year, organized by Gary Vanderwege, had triple the number of participants. It featured a Moniteur level session from July 30-Aug 3, and an advanced (Prevot and Master) level session from Aug 2-6. The USFCA Annual General meeting was held Aug 3 and several special awards were given out. The main purpose of the Coaches' Academy was to prepare coaches for their certification exams, with most sessions being led by fencing Masters like Peter Burchard, Gary Vanderwege, Paul Sise, Vinnie Bradford, and Jen Oldham. Ariana Klinkov and David Sierra also were on hand to help guide participants. In addition there were sessions such as sport psychology, the business side of being a fencing coach, armory sessions led by Michael Mergens, referee seminars, yoga, watching Dan Kellner give Sam Moelis a high-level Foil lesson, a roundtable discussion about coach vs referee ethics, among others. All in all the Coaches' Academy appears to be getting off to a strong start, as evidenced by the comments from the participants. Listen now to their input about what they experienced at Keystone College in Pennsylvania in early August.

In this episode of Views & Brews, KUT’s Rebecca McInroy joins Rabbi and Jazz Historian Neil Blumofe and musicians Carter Arrington (guitar), David Sierra (drums), Roscoe Beck (bass), Red Young (piano) in a discussion about Bill Evans, addiction, and his understanding of space in his life and music.  

In this episode of Views & Brews, KUT’s Rebecca McInroy joins Rabbi and Jazz Historian Neil Blumofe and musicians Carter Arrington (guitar), David Sierra (drums), Roscoe Beck (bass), Red Young (piano) in a discussion about Bill Evans, addiction, and his understanding of space in his life and music.  

David Sierra is David Att(@david_att), a mix of youth and experience to provide the best musical creature possible: Intelligent techno crafted slowly, where every part has it’s own meaning in the whole concept. He doesn´t fit in the ‘track a day’ production dynamics, in fact he is not a product, he has a meaning and a duty. As Derrick May said once: “This duty is to save the world from bad music”. David Att fights against bad music in two principal fronts, the studio and on stage. In the studio he provides the best audio elements, digital and analogue to craft his very own sound, focused on the dancefloor but with a strong, mental approach with soul. You can now experience his releases on vinyl from the best digital retailers, on his own Studio 14 or Att series Labels, as well as on classic imprints like Synewave / Sleaze or Software Records with his old alias (Attemporal) In the Dj booth, he still support the manual way of doing things, mixing with the old technics turntables as a very dynamic tag team, filling his sets with the best underground beats from the past and the future. As we have learned David Att is all about the music as the short Q&A will discribe :) The mix he made for us is an interesting compilation of tracks from different techno landscapes. 1. Hey David, tell us something about yourself that we don't know? Nothing much to say; I have a simple life. Music is in my head the 24 hours of the day and everything else is in the background. 2. Why techno? The Techno shows the purest side of the electronic music Techno is a form of life. My life. 3. Whats coming up? A New Release on Studio 14."The Beginning Of A New Era". After the success of my first Studio 14 release, I’m totally excited with the release that is coming. My personal vision will be reflected on a new wax. 4. What do you eat for Christmas? Hahaha! I still don't know. But I think I'll eat meat and seafood as every year. 5. Anything extra? Stay tuned with the new releases that is coming from Studio 14 & ATT Series. 2015 will be a great year. Artwork: Dave Heuts https://www.flickr.com/photos/dheuts/