Podcast appearances and mentions of david simms

Hello cult leaders and self-loathing playwrights and all the ships at sea and welcome to A Very Good Year. As you probably know by now we are retiring this show and coming back in 2025 with a whole new show, Guide for the Film Fanatic, this Sunday! The show is based on a film-by-film run through of Danny Peary's seminal 1986 book of the same name, where one of our fabulous guests picks a film and we dive in. In the meantime we're revisiting some of our favorite guests and favorite movies by decade. This week we're looking back at the 1990s, objectively a great decade for movies and a very formative one for many of our guests (and hosts).In this episode we've got Mac Welch, David Simms, Keith Phipps, John Early, Karen Han, Hunter Harris, Alissa Wilkinson, Roxana Hadadi, Daniel Waters, Kristen Meinzer, Siddhant Adlakha, Allison Herman, Abby Olcese, Noel Murray, and Emily St. James.Enjoy! For show notes - including where to stream this week's movies, links to referenced media, and more - subscribe on Buttondown at https://buttondown.email/AVeryGoodYear. https://plus.acast.com/s/a-very-good-year. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David Simms resides in the scenic Shenandoah Valley of Virginia with his family and a pack of furry companions, having escaped the hustle and bustle of New Jersey and Massachusetts. By day, he juggles roles as a psychology and special education teacher, a college English instructor, a counselor, and a music therapist. When the sun sets, David transforms into a ghost tour guide and lead guitarist for Slushpile, a band he co-founded alongside bestselling authors as part of the Killer Thriller Band.David has delivered workshops across multiple states, focusing on innovative methods such as using music to enhance learning, encouraging teens to write creatively, and offering strategies to help teachers combat burnout. His diverse career includes a variety of published works, ranging from short stories in anthologies like Terrible Beauty, Traps!, and Darkness Rising to academic papers on music therapy and creative writing for adolescents.He joins Vince on the show to discuss his novel Pierce the Veil, a psychological thriller that challenges preconceived notions of the afterlife. The story follows Boone, a man who was clinically dead for 23 hours and wakes up to find people obsessed with discovering whether he saw the other side. The conversation explores why people are fascinated with the afterlife and the fear of the unknown.They also discuss the use of in medias res to create a dramatic opening, the research behind cryonics and near-death experiences, and the character of the Priest and the secretive Brotherhood. The discussion touches on the hyper-religiosity of Boone's fiancée, Megan, and her obsession with him remembering a vision of the afterlife. The conversation delves into the consequences of fame and the desire for attention, as well as the portrayal of evangelical atheists in the story. It also explores the dynamics of talk shows and the need for people to be comforted and deceived.The chapter highlights the cinematic elements of the book and the potential for a screenplay adaptation. The emotional struggles of the priest character are examined, emphasizing his desire for acceptance and the conflict between his religious beliefs and personal desires. In the final part of the conversation, David Simms and Vincent Midgard discuss themes of trauma, repressed memories, and the power of the unconscious mind. They explore the concepts of the id, ego, and superego, and how they influence decision-making processes.They also touch on the use of trauma in conditioning and embedding commands. David shares his hopes for the future, including getting his books into the hands of more readers and potentially seeing his work adapted for the screen.Website: https://davidsimmsmuse.comAmazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/David-Simms/author/B00G2KJR9W?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dsimms_muse/#davidsimms #piercetheveil #fearthereaper #indieauthor --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vincent4635/support

Your host, Eric Dunuvant, and co-host Christopher Callahan speak with the Managing Partner and Founder of Talanton, David Simms. David explores the intersection of faith, family, and business, he shares his transformative journey, from his faith awakening at Harvard Law School to founding a faith-driven investment fund aimed at creating jobs and alleviating poverty in East Africa. David highlights the importance of integrating personal values into professional endeavors, the power of purpose-driven work, and the impact of faith-based investments on communities. David's story inspires listeners to align their careers with their deeper values and contribute meaningfully to society.To learn more about David's work, click HERE and HERE.If you'd like to be a guest on the Kingdom ROI: Return on Intention podcast, click HERE.

We are joined LIVE on stage by David Simms! This episode is recorded live from Saltbox for the Elite League Playoff weekend.  Please note the sound quality is not the best due to the nature of the live recording.Support the Show.

Didn't make it to Scares That Care Authorcon III? Well here's a taste of one of the panels you missed, the Music and Horror Discussion panel, moderated by Thomas R. Clark with Tommy B. Smith, David Simms, Jessica McHugh, Justin Lutz, Paul Tremblay, Jeremy Megargee and David Simmons!

Talanton is one of our KeHE Cares® partners that invests in growing businesses in developing countries to create jobs for people living in poverty. We had the privilege of interviewing David Simms, the managing partner and founder of Talanton, to learn more about their mission. You can visit their website at https://www.talantonllc.com.

Watty was joined by John and Scott 2 thirds of the 3 on 3 podcast. We discuss Adam Johnson and Matt Petgrave. We chat about neckgaurds and we also get into Planet Ice, Bob Westerdale and David Simms. If you are new here don't forget to hit that subscribe button and turn those notifications on and never miss another video. Do you appreciate the work we do here at the Podcast? Do you enjoying watching and listening to players chatting hockey? Please consider buying is a coffee.www.buymeacoffee.co.uk/4000andCouuSupport the show

David Simms is a writer, therapist, and teaches special-needs children. He joins Vince on the show to discuss his popular work that has stood the test of time entitled "Fear the Reaper."They discuss the actual historical events that his fictional work of horror is based on which is centered around the American Eugenics Movement in the 1930's. They discuss the forced sterilization and murder of those that were dubbed "unfit," the asylum where these horrific events took place that still stands today, the current state of the healthcare industry--specifically involving mental health, as well as David's writing process, and upcoming work. Website:https://davidsimmsmuse.comAmazon:https://www.amazon.com/stores/David-Simms/author/B00G2KJR9W?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/DavidSimmsMuse/Goodreads:https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1015254.David_SimmsInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/dsimms_muse/The Dark Mind Podcast Newsletter:https://mailchi.mp/720644de464c/newsletter

The livestream of "The Dark Mind Podcast," where Vince gets to play some dark EDM, and interact with authors, filmmakers, and listeners by calling in live.00:20:12 Book Review "The Briars" by Stephanie ParentWebsite:https://www.stephanieparent.netGoodreads:https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/22489952.Stephanie_ParentTwitter:https://twitter.com/sc_parentInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/sc_parent/Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/stores/Stephanie-Parent/author/B0B6Q89QDX?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true00:27:47 Live call author David Simms00:52:34 Book Review "Fear the Reaper" by David SimmsWebsite: https://davidsimmsmuse.comAmazon:https://www.amazon.com/stores/David-Simms/author/B00G2KJR9W?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/dsimms_muse/01:06:38 Book Review "Guests" by Kealan Patrick BurkeWebsite:https://www.kealanpatrickburke.comAmazon:https://www.amazon.com/stores/Kealan-Patrick-Burke/author/B002BLW1IU?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueGoodreads:https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/283369.Kealan_Patrick_BurkeInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/kealanpatrick/Twitter:https://twitter.com/KealanBurke01:19:38 Movie Review "Brooklyn 45" IMDB:https://www.imdb.com/title/tt16431882/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSKuOQV1AEkShudder:https://www.shudder.com/movies/watch/brooklyn-45/936925b8b15b3e9801:25:27 Live call Stephanie ParentThe Dark Mind Podcast newsletter:https://mailchi.mp/720644de464c/newsletter

In this episode of the Retirement Lifestyle Show, Erik Olson and Adrian Nicholson sit down with David Simms to discuss the extraordinary Faith-Centered Approach to Sustainable Investments by Talanton Fund. David is the Managing Partner & Founder of Talanton, a firm on a mission to end poverty through job creation in Sub-Saharan Africa. [00:00] Introduction [03:10] David's Professional Background [05:33] Why David Founded Talanton LLC [07:20] Financing and How Talanton Was Born [10:35] What it Means to be an Impact Investor [13:01] The Dignity and Respect of Having a Job [18:16] You Can Only Create Wealth Through Business [19:31] Risks of Impact Investing [24:51] How Talanton is Transforming the Lives of Small-Scale Farmers [27:58] Africa's Poverty and Malaria Problem [30:40] Providing Jobs and Income for Disabled People [34:46] Talanton's Structure and Business Model [37:50] What Are Public Benefit Companies? [44:00] Why Venture Debt is Attractive to Company Founders [45:22] How to Recognize and Assess an Opportunity  [48:46] Africa Has Failed to Eradicate Extreme Poverty [52:55] What Africa is Lagging in Poverty Eradication [57:54] Parting Thoughts  Roshan can be reached at roshan.loungani@aretewealth.com or at 202-536-4468.  Erik can be reached at erik.olson@aretewealth.com or 815-940-4652. Adrian can be reached at adrian.nicholson@aretewealth.com or at 703-915-8905. Follow Us At: Website: https://retirementlifestyleshow.com/ https://www.retirewithroshan.com https://youtu.be/hKVzI87v0tA https://twitter.com/RoshanLoungani https://www.linkedin.com/in/roshanloungani/ https://www.facebook.com/retirewithroshan/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/financialerik/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrian-nicholson-74b82b13b/ #retirementlifestylepodcast #fire #podcast #FI #Retire #retirewithroshan #retirement #investing All opinions expressed by podcast hosts and guests are solely their own. While based on information they believe is reliable, neither Arete Wealth nor its affiliates warrant its completeness or accuracy, nor do their opinions reflect the opinion of Arete Wealth. This podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be regarded as specific advice or recommendations for any individual. Before making any decisions, consult a professional.

Watty is joined by David Simms from the Sheffield Steelers. We discuss the EIHL season just gone, Jono Phillips, import numbers, the GB national team and way more!Check out our sponsors https://hurrecane.bike/You can listen to tall of our other Podcasts on the link below.https://www.buzzsprout.com/267850Don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Ring that bell and never miss another podcast story again.If you love listening to the episodes and watching the videos on our page then please help us grow by becoming a patron!https://www.patreon.com/4000andcountingSupport the show

Rose-Marie Swift is a prominent makeup artist working with some of the most prestigious models, actors, photographers, and magazines in today's fashion and beauty world. Her work has been featured in Vogue (French, Italian, American, Japan, China), W, Harper's Bazaar, I.D., Self Service, V, Allure, Glamour, and Interview, as well as in ads for Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Louis Vuitton, Thierry Mugler, and Victoria's Secret. She has painted some of the most famous faces in the world, from Gisele Bundchen, Zoe Saldana, Miranda Kerr, and Tilda Swinton, to artists such as Cindy Sherman. The impressive list of leading fashion photographers she has worked with includes Mario Sorrenti, Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott, Glen Luchford, Hedi Slimane, Peter Lindbergh, David Simms, Annie Leibovitz, Arthur Elgort, and Patrick Demarchelier, to name a few.In this episode, Nada sits down with Rose-Marie to discuss how she started her clean makeup brand RMS Beauty. Despite eating clean, a medical examination found Rose-Marie had been exposed to harmful chemicals found in beauty products. As a result, she started mixing clean ingredients and using them on the models she worked with, eventually resulting in RMS beauty products. In addition to sharing her why, Rose-Marie shares how she launched her business and the significant setbacks she had to overcome. She opens up about her insistence on not taking capital in her early years and why she changed her mind as the company matured.Be sure to listen to Rose-Marie's makeup tip just for women in this stage, and check out RMS's website to take advantage of a 20% discount for Liberty Road listeners! Just use the code LIBERTYROAD20. Follow on Instagram: @rmsbeautyPlease follow us at @thisislibertyroad on Instagram--that's where we hang out the most. And please rate and review us —it helps to know if this podcast is inspiring and equipping you to launch and grow your ventures.

Every investor searches for the best investment opportunity that will give the highest return for their capital. For faith-driven investors, however, figuring out where to invest your money does not only consider financial returns but cares deeply about the how, where, and why behind investment strategies. For Christ-following investors, a great investment promotes human flourishing, creates a greater spiritual impact, and integrates investing and giving.In this episode, David Simms,  founder of Talanton, a Kingdom-impact investment firm, sheds light on investment opportunities that create jobs and bring hope to people living in poverty. David contends that God who owns everything should be a part of the way we invest and that our investments must impact the world for His glory. Ready to make the greatest investment of your lifetime? Listen now and gain valuable insights.Key Points From This Episode: Snapshots of David's early life David shares an overview of his passion project.The Genesis story of Talanton How David's life story unfolded to fulfill the mission that God has given him.What's the number one need in the world according to a global survey? What is one of the most surprising things that David has learned from his business mission work? David's advice on how to learn soft skills that are critically relevant in running an organization.What is faith-driven investing? What is the greatest investment that David has personally made? What's David's one failure that listeners can learn from?What is the biggest thing David has learned about generosity and growing in generosity?As fiduciary of God's money, how can investments be leveraged for Kingdom impact?David answers the mentor-minute questions. Tweetables:“A faith-driven investor is somebody who has recognized that the Lord owns it all. It's not just about our giving, it's about our stewardship of all of the resources.”“I can't imagine meeting Jesus having spent 97 and a half percent on myself. It just does not seem like ‘well done, good and faithful servant'”. “There's a disciplined way to start building our giving muscle. When you have money to give, you have the opportunity to go and bless and be blessed by pouring money into ministries that are doing great work. That's the joy of our life.”Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:TalantonDavid Simms on LinkedInFaith Driven Investor website Alan Barnhart About David SimmsDavid Simms is Managing Partner and Founder of Talanton, a Kingdom-impact investment firm. He focuses on opportunities to create jobs, bring hope, and transform lives for people living in poverty in the developing world, with a special focus on East Africa. Talanton mobilizes purpose-driven and generally tax-deductible investment capital through a unique model into a pooled Kingdom impact fund where the investments generate scalable, sustainable, and transformational impact by being invested in growth-stage companies creating good jobs in the developing world.  Investment returns then flow back into the donor-investors' donor-advised fund, family foundation, or source of origin thereby preserving and growing the donor's capital for future giving or other investing.

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Live at Achieveability's 40th Anniversary, Food, Farms, & Chefs was on-site to chat with the individuals who made the event and has made the past 40 years possible.We spoke with Executive Director Jamila Harris-Morrison for a short introduction to the event before she needed to head off to be a gracious host.  And as the evening went on, Food, Farms, & Chefs co-host Amaris Pollock interviewed many of the individuals who work tirelessly to help raise Philadelphia up and become successful--bringing the residents and business owners above the poverty dividing line.  The night was full of food, beverages, and honorees who have worked closely as a sponsor, contributor, and member of Achieveability making a positive impact on the region, and we were honored to have the opportunity to introduce some of these heroes of the community to our own family of fans.And for anyone wanting to know who we spoke with, as an easy reference:Jamila Harris-MorrisonAliyah Stangir/Brenda RiosBriana CianciJes LawsonSteven C Sansone (audio balance needed too for when he speaks)David Simms ((audio balance for when I speak)Mary WalkerSidiqq MooreEddie Keels (Philly Current Publisher) and Gina Gannon (6ABC Action News) who were the emcee's of the evening.

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Acclaimed film director and writer Ron Shelton joins Rich in-studio to discuss his new book ‘The Church of Baseball' about the making of his baseball classic ‘Bull Durham' including the story of how he nearly lost out on landing Kevin Costner as the lead role of Crash Davis, how Susan Sarandon landed the role of Annie alongside Tim Robbins' Nuke LaLoosh, says why Coster is so believable and relatable in his sports movies, reveals how he mined his own professional baseball career for some of Bull Durham's story lines, and takes a look into the future and tells Rich what became of some of his more memorable characters including Crash and Nuke, Happy and Coach Pete from ‘Blue Chips,' Billy Hoyle and Gloria from ‘White Men Can't Jump,' and Roy McAvoy and David Simms from ‘Tin Cup.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode I speak to the two golfers in your head.  The one that wants to go for every shot and one that is aware of how you've been hitting the ball in recent times and wants to lay up.  Which of those two golfers choose your club and shot selection on each hole?   More often than not, the 'Tin Cup" in all of us chooses.  That's because there's an inner Caddie in all of us that we just want to fire after every round.   My comments on 'The Fleecer'.  Your golf buddy (ha) who sets the golf game and selects the tee box that you all play from ...all to their advantage.  Ya cant make this sh*t up!

David Simms joins us to talk SESSION 9. We're talking mental health, psych institutions and personal experiences exploring them, the lines between perception and reality, and the most killer baked ziti. Spirited Giving -  Libsyn -  (Use code NECRO) Fright Rags -  (Use code NECRO10)

Today on The Finance Rebel Show, we have Chef David Simms of Eatible Delights in Philadelphia PA. Chef Dave will be sharing his journey starting and growing a catering business from $0 to catering over 300 events annually. If you are looking for some delicious food for your next event  contact Chef Dave at https://eatibledelightscatering.com/

A few weeks ago, my guest was David Simms, the Founder and CEO of Talanton.  You may remember David from the episode What the Harvard Business School DID NOT teach David Simms about Nonprofit Leadership.   In a follow-up conversation, I was telling David about some of my future guests and the topics we would be discussing.  It was during that call that David suggested I have a series of episodes where I have a president of a nonprofit and a chairman of the board together discussing their working relationship. Today is the first of what I hope will be several episodes using this format. Our guests today are Alec Hill and Rudy Hernandez.  Alec was the President of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship from 2001 to 2015.  Rudy was the Board Chair from July 2013 to June 2015 and he also served as the Vice-Chair for four years prior to that. I hope you enjoy Part 1 of my conversation with Alec and Rudy.  Thanks again for listening to Next Gen Nonprofit Leadership with Tommy Thomas and be sure to share this episode with the nonprofit board members you know. Enjoy!   Time Stamps [1:37] – Tommy introduces us to our topic and our guests, Alec Hill and Rudy Hernandez. [2:40] – Tommy shares his first experience getting to know Alec during the hiring process for President of InterVarsity. [3:41] – Alec shares his side of the story getting to know Tommy. [5:02] – Alec sets the context for his transition to InterVarsity. [7:15] – Rudy reveals how he came to be on the board at InterVarsity.   [10:06] – As a former President, Alec talks about what he believes makes a successful relationship between a President and a Chairman of the Board. [12:18] – Rudy gives his take on successful relationships from the Board's perspective.  [14:30] – How Alec and Rudy avoided “show and tell.” [17:07] – Rudy addresses a quote from Jeff De Cagna regarding clear expectations.  [19:20] – Alec discusses building relationships between presidents and board members outside of board calls.  [20:45] – Rudy adds how Alec responded to his annual appraisals. [23:07] –  The first month on the job, according to Alec. [23:41] – Did the annual report at InterVarsity stay static or did it grow over time?   Links and Resources JobfitMatters – Website Episode 13 - What the Harvard Business School DID NOT teach David Simms about Nonprofit Leadership “Let's Work Together” – The Sweet Sounds of a Board-CEO Partnership by Melanie Lockwood Herman and Erin Gloeckner

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Our guest today is David Simms, the CEO and Founder of Talanton.  When you interview David Simms, you can go in a lot of different directions.  We could ask him about his year as a White House Fellow working as a Specialist Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of State.  Or we could ask him about work/life balance and how he juggles a very busy schedule with being a husband, a parent of adult children, and a small group leader at his local church. However, I want to leave those topics for another discussion because today we want to explore the curious intersection of faith, passion for the underserved, career, and economics in David's life. In this episode, I ask David what drew him to the nonprofit world, what lessons he's learned from his decades of experience as a board member, and what lessons he would share with the next generation. Please be sure to share this podcast with the nonprofit board members and young entrepreneurs you know.  The advice David gives for these groups can accelerate their passion and drive to be better nonprofit leaders. I hope you enjoy this very insightful conversation with David!     Time Stamps [1:06] – An introduction to our guest, David Simms. [1:55] – Tommy tells us when he first met David. [2:43] – David shares the “short story” of what drew him to the nonprofit world. [3:52] – We learn what David found challenging as CEO of the American Red Cross Washington/Baltimore Blood Services Region.  [5:58] – Teams at the American Red Cross, in David's experience. [8:07] – David shares what he believes is his greatest lesson learned from the private sector. [10:23] – We learn about David's first board experience. [12:56] – After 35 years, what keeps David going as a board person?  [14:14] – The words and phrases that come to mind when David thinks about what makes a board a good board. [16:20] – This is the advice that stung David the hardest. [18:37] – What is the best thing that a board can do to help get a new CEO started on the right foot? [20:50] – David identifies the questions his current board asks themselves about the future. [23:05] – David reflects on one of the questions his board asks themselves, “Who else can they partner with?” [24:23] – Tommy has David share some lessons we can learn from examples of board responsibility and poor corporate leadership. [27:03] – David explains his tagline “Creating jobs and bringing hope via faith-driven investing.” [29:51] – Continuing education has made a huge impact on David's life and David speaks on the educational options that are available today. [32:03] – What the Harvard Business School DID NOT teach David about nonprofit leadership. [33:50] – Advice for young entrepreneurs who have it in their blood to create an impactful startup. [34:45] – We listen to a story about David's advice to young entrepreneurs that benefited him.    Links and Resources Follow David Simms on LinkedIn JobfitMatters – Website Talanton – Website

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David Simms Podcast Interview Part 2 – Episode S5E02 In the second Podcast interview of Series 5, I continue my chat with David Simms. David was an instrumental part in the birth of the Sheffield Steelers. Over the next 30 years he’s continued making the 180 mile round trip from his home in Solihull to... The post David Simms Podcast Interview Part 2 – Episode S5E02 appeared first on Old Time Hockey UK.

David Simms Podcast Interview Part 1 – Episode S5E01 Welcome to the very first Podcast interview of Series 5. In today’s show my guest is former Solihull Barons team manager and current Sheffield Steelers MC David Simms. David discovered ice hockey in the mid 1980’s. He and a girlfriend decided to go ice skating at... The post David Simms Podcast Interview – Episode S5E01 appeared first on Old Time Hockey UK.

Joining the boys in this episode is none other than David Simms, or Simmsy as he known around the UK. A polarising character who doesn't shy away from the limelight, Simmsy talked all things UK hockey and Sheffield Steelers. Controversial, thought provoking and funny. Not one to be missed!

Now whilst to your average human Restaurant Associates is not particularly a consumer facing brand, you will certainly know many of the venues that David Simms and his team operate, from Somerset House, to Edinburgh zoo, to Michelin starred restaurants like Jason Atherton’s City Social and Michelle Roux’s Parliament Square.   I chat about David’s history in the podcast, so I’m not going to list it here, but fundamentally just be reassured  that I was really excited to get to chat to David because I knew the diversity and depth of his experience across the hospitality sector. We touch on chef development and training, the changes in kitchen culture, both positive and negative, and how to get the best out of a brigade. David has some great advice about the complexity of re-opening the doors, why to keep the offering simple, and some of the operational considerations of having less people to do tasks.  That leads us on to the impact of supply and the need to be clever and efficient to stand any chance of making a post covid profit. David has some great thoughts on sustainability and the supply chain and our obligation as an industry to help educate, but not lecture the consumer on food, where it comes from and its environmental impact.  We may even start a joint campaign to making eating strawberries in December a criminal offence! After a rollercoaster of a chat with many highs and lows, we try to end positively around the nature of such a creative sector and where it may end up on the other side of the pandemic. Connect with David on Instagram Learn more about Restaurant Associates

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This time out I kick off a new series of episodes called Superman Is For Everybody. The idea is to talk to people that express their fandom for Superman in different ways. This time out I talk to David Simms and Joshua Jarmin about what it's like to cosplay as Superman!

This time out I kick off a new series of episodes called Superman Is For Everybody. The idea is to talk to people that express their fandom for Superman in different ways. This time out I talk to David Simms and Joshua Jarmin about what it's like to cosplay as Superman!

This time out I kick off a new series of episodes called Superman Is For Everybody. The idea is to talk to people that express their fandom for Superman in different ways. This time out I talk to David Simms and Joshua Jarmin about what it's like to cosplay as Superman!

Financial expert David Simms joins JT with some hints on how to save your sanity as you save money over the holidays.

Sure, we could have layed up like David Simms at the US Open for Episode 4, but we’ve got too much Roy McAvoy in us. So, we are charging forward and tackling one of the biggest questions of all, “What’s the meaning of life?” The episode starts with a question from a 6-and-3/4-year-old boy; veers through Monty Python, Douglas Adams, and Tony Robbins; and ultimately lands not at a place, but at a perspective.  We end the show talking to positive psychologist Laura Delizonna, and she helps us to understand what happiness really is, and its benefits in the workplace and in our lives. Find out more about Laura Delizonna at www.choosinghappiness.com If you dig the show please RATE + REVIEW it on Apple Podcasts. ---------------------------------------------------------- This was originally released on February 3, 2015 as an episode of Where There’s Smoke entitled, What’s the Meaning of Life? (Happiness) Follow Where There’s Smoke on Facebook at www.facebook.com/exploreWTS,  or as @exploreWTS on Twitter and Instagram.  The *new* season of Where There’s Smoke launching in the fall of 2018.  For updates you can subscribe to the podcast and/or the newsletter HERE. 

Loraine Ballard Morrill chats with David Simms of Eatable Delights about a holiday event in the community November 30th from 5-7 on the 2300 Block Ridge Ave.

The window for signing up for the Affordable Care Act is much shorter thanks to the Trump Administration with the deadline December 15th. Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks with Koleen Cavanaugh from Independence Blue Cross about resources to help walk you through the process of enrolling. Loraine talks about two important events coming up for those interested in criminal justice reform. The first with Keir Bradley Gray Chief Defender for the Defenders Association of Philadelphia discussing a new strategy called the Participatory Defense Initiative and State Senator Sharif Street discussing a roundtable coming up on criminal justice reform Finally Loraine talks with two young inspiring leaders Ariel DaCasta, VP student chapter of Interfaith Social Change Movement Temple Chapter and Jessica Sykes member and presenter at their upcoming Letters of Struggle of Hope and Unity Walk Auditorium Ritter Hall Temple U. December 6 5:30 to 8 AM 13th and Cecil B Moore. @ifscmtempleU 215-498-6882 Interfaith social change movement but first Loraine chats with David Simms of Eatable Delights about a holiday event in the community.

On this weeks episode of the Breaking The Ice Podcast, Alan and Mark look back on a weekend to forget for the Steelers, as they lost at home to Coventry and then lost the Challenge Cup Final to Cardiff. Alan then goes on record with his opinion on an incident involving David Simms, the clubs match night announcer, which saw David use words that some people perceived to be homophobic remarks. As always, Alan and Mark then look ahead to this weekends games for the club, with an away game at Braehead and then a home game against Cardiff.

Opportunity International a microfinance group likes to go where others don't to start banks when ”nobody in their right mind was thinking you could ” says David Simms former head of the U.S. unit. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

IF BIG BUSINESS IS GOING TO STAY COMPETITIVE, then it needs to invest in intrapreneurial behaviour amongst it’s staff. So says David Simms, National Business Development Manager for National Australia Bank (NAB). In this Insight, David describes how he convinced his bosses to gamble on him building a global payment network that would give NAB a strategic… The post Big Business Must Support Intrapreneurship – David Simms appeared first on ClarkMorgan.

Sure, we could have layed up like David Simms at the US Open for Episode 4, but we’ve got too much Roy McAvoy in us. So, we are charging forward and tackling one of the biggest questions of all, “What’s the meaning of life?” The episode starts with a question from a 6-and-3/4-year-old boy, veers through Monty Python, Douglas Adams, and Tony Robbins and ultimately lands not a place, but a perspective. We end the show talking to positive psychologist Laura Delizonna, and she helps us to understand what happiness really is, and it’s benefits in the workplace and in our lives.   Guest: Laura Delizonna Find out more about Laura Delizonna at www.choosinghappiness.com DOWNLOAD & LISTEN directly from iTunes here: http://tinyurl.com/wts-itunes If you dig the show, please take a moment to rate & review it on iTunes. You can also go to www.wheretheressmoke.co for links to Stitcher, SoundCloud,  and/or to stream online.

THERE ARE LITERALLY HUNDREDS of online and offline payment systems in Asia today. AliPay and Tenpay in China, Nets in Singapore, and Octopus in Hong Kong are but a handful of the payment platforms that are available to Asian consumers. So why have these unknown brands suddenly sprung up? Says David Simms, Senior Global Development Manager for… The post In Asian Banking, Constraint is the Mother of Invention – David Simms appeared first on ClarkMorgan.

Host Phalana Tiller talks with a wide variety of participants at the 2013 Omidyar Network Executive Forum. Guests include: Premal Shah of Kiva.org, Bob Pilon of One.org, South African poet G.O., Chris and David Mikkelsen of Refugees United, Kiva Borrower June Hardin, David Wachtel of Endeavor Global, David Simms of Opportunity International and Adam Rifkin of PandaWhale. And Forbes online columnist Rick Wartzman delivers a piece on Google Glass.

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