Podcast appearances and mentions of David Watson

Today's episode is about one of the coolest plants that I can think of - both figuratively and literally! Stick with me for a moment. When you think of a parasite, what comes to mind? Maybe mosquitoes, ticks, tapeworms. Probably nothing you want to invite into your house or property.But there are parasites that are super beneficial to ecosystems.The parasite I'm speaking of is also the cool plant I alluded to. Well, it's actually a large category of parasitic plants. In fact, they've separately evolved on five different occasions. What are they?Well, mistletoes, of course! Dr. David Watson joins us all the way from Australia to talk about these spectacular plants. Today you'll learn why mistletoes are beloved by birds, provide food for many other animals, are key to nutrient cycling, and why they are literally cool plants.There are even mistletoes that grow on, get this, other mistletoes!Find Dr. David Watson on Bluesky. FULL SHOW NOTES including photos!Support Us On Patreon!Buy our Merch!Music: Spellbound by Brian Holtz MusicLicense (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseArtist site: https://brianholtzmusic.com Discover the Jumpstart Nature Podcast - entertaining and immersive, it's the nature fix we all need.Check past Nature's Archive episodes for amazing guests like Doug Tallamy, Elaine Ingham, and Rae Wynn-Grant, covering topics from bird migration to fungi to frogs and bats!

Dr joe Joe McManus and I discuss the motivations behind his book and his personal experience growing up and why he became an advocate for change. Where are the lines of division, the differences between the US and Europe, the history of slavery and impact it still has today. Most of all in this episode you had two people with different experiences and different opinions, talking and listening. As we all should! and then maybe we can unite rather than be divided. An award-winning author and sought after speaker, Dr. Joe-Joe brings experience as faculty, staff, and executive roles, including Chief Diversity Officer. He has served at an HBCU, an international university, an Ivy League institution, a religion affiliated university, and at the public university system level. He has lectured, served on panels, presented, and consulted in the U.S. and internationally for nearly three decades. His work has cantered around how best to bring about and develop antiracist leadership and organizations actively engaged in inclusive excellence. The book “A Brother's Insight” has been described as, isn't just an award winning book; it's a call to action. Motivated by his experiences as a father and his reflections on the challenges faced by his daughter, Makaila, Dr. Joe-Joe McManus shares heartfelt stories and actionable strategies for dismantling racism and fostering equity. He takes you by the hand and into his world—a world shaped by courage, equity, and a relentless pursuit of freedom. Through deeply personal stories and ground breaking strategies, this book illuminates how the decisions you make can either uphold or dismantle the systems that perpetuate racism. ​ This is a guide for those who are ready to stand up, speak out, and change the status quo. Whether you're shopping at a local business, engaging with loved ones, or leading in your community, A Brother's Insight equips you with the tools to make every action a step toward freedom. ​ Packed with heart-stirring insights and actionable advice, this book will inspire you to: ► Challenge your own assumptions with courage and compassion. ► Make everyday choices that align with justice and equity. ► Use your voice and influence to create ripples of positive change. Dr Joe Joe McManus A Brother's Insight | Defeating Racism and Advancing Freedom

Does anyone know when Motown really started it, and who really started it. The music was influenced by the generations before, it's roots deep in Gospel Music and God. The two synonymous with each other, and one Band in particular Gladys Knight and The Pips can stake a claim to the title. There's so much more to the story and Lady Dhyana Ziegler knows more than most. As a child growing up in the family she saw first hand how the band grew, and how they handled their rise to fame. In her new book Midnight Train from Georgia Lady Dhyana Ziegler tells the story of arguably from of the most influential bands of their era. Midnight Train from Georgia https://a.co/d/4GDLIm3  

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In this episode I spoke with Robert Walker about his trilogy of books. A fictional story at the heart of a medieval fantasy. Is it good vs evil, or rich vs poor and we discus how corruption takes over good people and makes them do things they'd always sworn to protect. The nearly finished trilogy is filled with medieval battles and political corruption and takes the reader on a journey to somewhere not yet finished. Robert Walker https://rawalkerwriting.com

David Watson joins host Aaron Levine for a conversation that blends technology, entrepreneurship, and personal transformation.David is the founder of RiskAdvisor, a platform born out of necessity—one that's now helping insurance agencies streamline their intake processes, elevate their client experiences, and sell on value instead of price.In this episode, David shares how a chance flight delay led to a pivotal partnership, how automating the right things gave his team back their time, and why building better systems isn't just about profit—it's about purpose.They also dive into how Atomic Habits influenced his personal journey (he's down nearly 40 pounds!) and why 1% improvement isn't just a mindset—it's a strategy.

Alretha Thomas is an actress and a write, but which came first and how did the skillset evolve. Learning to tell her story and understanding the art of acting is telling the story of the person, the character will spill their own beans if you can stay in the moment. Alretha explains how staying present enables the character to step into their own. Using experience, imagination Alretha beautifully explains how she brings characters to life on screen and on the page. Alretha Thomas Alretha Thomas

In today's episode I spoke with Michelle and we discussed her new book, The Lunatic and what happens when the protagonist gives up their social media. And is this a dilemma many of us have experienced. Do we feel like slaves to our phone, and are too afraid to put them down. The Lunatic delves into this dilemma, alongside the everyday life of someone who works in a book store. The broader scope of The Lunatic lies in the real world where many of us don't know if this is a problem, and what would friends and family think if we put our phones down and quit social media. For the answers, and much, much more check out the link below. Michelle Slater https://michelleslater.com/

In this episode of Hymans Robertson On... Investment, host David Watson is joined by Chris Arcari, Head of Capital Markets at Hymans Robertson, and Sidney Rostan, Head of Insurance Linked-Securities at SCOR Investment Partners to dive into insurance-linked securities (ILS) with a focus on catastrophe bonds (cat bonds). In this episode, our guests explore:What are catastrophe bonds and why invest? (2:30)The types of natural catastrophes covered and the evolution of the market. (6:37)The impact of recent catastrophe events on the market. (10:38)How does the ILS market cope with climate change? (14:11)We hope you enjoy listening. If you have any questions or would like to discuss anything further, please get in touch.Hymans Robertson disclaimerThis podcast has been prepared by Hymans Robertson LLP, and is based upon our understanding of events as at release date. It is designed to be a general summary of topical investment matters and is not specific to the circumstances of any particular employer or pension scheme. The information contained in this podcast should not be construed as advice and not be considered as a substitute for specific advice as the information is generic in nature. Where a podcast refers to legal matters please note that Hymans Robertson is not qualified to provide legal opinion and therefore you may wish to obtain independent legal advice to consider any relevant law and/or regulation. Hymans Robertson LLP accepts no liability for errors or omissions. Your Hymans Robertson LLP consultant will be pleased to discuss matters raised in this podcast in greater detail. Guests views are separate to that of Hymans Robertson.The information provided in this broadcast is not financial advice. Past performance is not a guide to the future. Please note the value of investments, and income from them, may fall as well as rise. This includes but is not limited to equities, government or corporate bonds, derivatives and property, whether held directly or in a pooled or collective investment vehicle. Further, investments in developing or emerging markets may be more volatile and less marketable than in mature markets. Exchange rates may also affect the value of investments. As a result, an investor may not get back the full amount of the original investment. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to future performance. Hymans Robertson LLP is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Licensed by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries for a range of investment business activities.

In this episode, Dave once again shares at our Launch 25 gathering, this time focusing on the ‘soil' from which God births movements—the importance of movement values and our personal calling from God.  Vision - where movements always start To begin, reflecting on movements seen in hard-to-reach areas, Dave invites an 81-year-old seasoned movement leader (unnamed for security reasons) to share his powerful experience of seeing over 40,000 churches planted across unreached regions of India. This unnamed movement leader highlights the first key characteristic of movement - a clear God-given vision. This vision begins with a personal encounter with God and the recognition that every aspect of life must be viewed from a kingdom perspective. Other movement values Dave then dives into the DNA of movements, such as rapid multiplication, leadership development, and the central role of prayer. Dave reflects on the example of David Watson in India, where movements started in historically unreached states, and how the Discovery Bible Study became a tool for leaders to explore God's word together. • Calling: Movements start with a personal call from God, as seen in the story of a leader in India who, after a deep personal encounter with God, saw over 100,000 churches planted through a group of men in a slum. • Team: Movements thrive when they work in teams, emphasising collaboration over individual leadership. • Multiplication: Rapid multiplication is key at all levels—churches, disciples, and leaders. • Prayer: Passionate, abundant prayer is foundational. Movements in India didn't break through until 100,000 people were praying for them. • Obedience-Driven Discipleship: Movements emphasise obedience to God's Word, which leads to personal and collective transformation. • Gift-Based Leadership: Leadership is function-based, not positional, empowering everyone to contribute according to their gifts. • Access Ministries: Creative approaches are used to access communities and meet needs in meaningful ways. The Three Worlds of Mission Dave breaks down the three primary worlds where mission takes place: 1. The Unreached World: Places like India, China, and Muslim regions where movements are taking root. 2. The Christian World: Countries like Uganda, PNG, and Russia, where resistance often comes from established church systems. 3. The Post-Christian World: Western nations (e.g. Europe, Australia), where mission work is harder due to secularism and cultural shifts. Three fundamental core values of movements  1. The Spirit: Movements are works of the Holy Spirit. We can't take credit for movements. It's all the Spirit turning up and working in people's lives. 2. The Word of God: The Word is number one. It isn't a commodity and we can't slice and dice it. Jesus himself is the Word and He spoke about it being planted in us (Parable of the Sower). We are transformed if we respond in obedience to God's Word. 3. Mission: If you follow Jesus, you're on mission. Jesus is God's mission and we find ourselves following him to the lost and broken.  The DMM Wheel Dave shares about Pray, Go, Disciple and Multiply - what he calls the ‘DMM Wheel' which has been a helpful framework for walking out the essential values of movement.  Personal Challenge Dave encourages us to examine our own hearts and consider the soil of our lives. How is God calling you, and what are the obstacles or distractions that may prevent you from following His call? The episode ends with a challenge to persevere in the race God has set before us, emphasising the importance of mentorship and being shaped by God's heart through prayer and obedience. May this talk encourage you to reflect on the deeper aspects of your heart as God invites us to join Him in bringing movements to life!

Today, we welcome Ryan Lee, Plant breeder, scientist, and 25-year friend of David Watson, aka Sam the Skunkman. Ryan and I connect while he is in Amsterdam helping the family. The conversation explores the legendary life of a cannabis silverback and hero. Sam the Skunkman lived 15 years in Santa Cruz, down the road from the Haze brothers, and is responsible for providing the foundation to all the seed banks in Amsterdam. His life's work is behind modern cannabis medicines from GW Pharmaceuticals. Ryan, who has also done amazing work in the cannabis genome, research, and industry, takes us on a fantastic voyage of a truly epic individual who was like a Forest Gump of sorts in Cannabis. David Watson lived every day to wake up and be happy, learn something new about cannabis, or teach and make some mischief. 

In her book The Miles we run Alison explores the lessons from running a marathon and how this transfers to everyday life. The miles we run we is a personal account of surrogacy, being a mother and training for a marathon. During the podcast Alison and I discuss how writing a gratitude journal everyday has helped her through her life, and why it is more successful for some people and doesn't work as well for others. In her heartfelt memoir, Alison Beder Solway confronts the complexities she faced on her path toward motherhood, beginning with a near-death experience that led her to surrogacy. Throughout, she parallels the unwavering discipline required to train for and complete the New York City Marathon, underscoring the extraordinary endurance of the human spirit. Her raw and relatable experiences inspire us to reflect on our own “miles,” prompting introspection about the struggles we all face and the unseen fortitude they reveal. Alison https://www.themileswerun.com/

Today I spoke with Jack Moore, a man I'd describe as an expert on the John F Kennedy assassination, and lots of people claim to be an expert, and some, like Jack can back it up. You can read the books, you can speak to eye witnesses, even members of Congress. It takes more, and Jack has done the deep dive and what's more can with confidence explain why it was Lee Harvey Oswald who pulled the trigger. But Why? We know who did it, but why was JFK assassinated, and who was really the power behind the assassination. Jack Moore https://www.mooretoconsider.com/

Today returning guest Martin and I spoke about what is next in his 6 part series of books. Starting with Children of the Dying Hearth. We also discussed the state of the world today, and did our best to the world to rights. The worlds politics, the difference between the left and the right, is there really a difference. How literature has sculpted our culture and our history. We are not immune to the propaganda we accuse others of, and how the world seems to suffering from cognitive dissonance. Amazon https://amzn.eu/d/0crPcSx

Welcome back to Coffee & Change. On this special two part episode, under the banner number 151, I am flipping the script. After inviting and engaging in 150 conversations, I have the unique opportunity of being hosted by my friend and former guest, David Watson. He digs deep, asks the big questions, and puts me on the spot as I reflect on recording 5.68 days—that's 8,186 minutes—of content. To put that in perspective, if you started listening to every single episode of this podcast back-to-back, it would equate to listening to Taylor Swift's entire discography 6.5 times. (That's a lot of storytelling… or a lot of heartbreak anthems!) And I guess it is then only appropriate to title this episode Charting the Arc of Change Across the Eras. Enjoy the two part episode and reach out if you have any follow on questions.

This is the Part 2 Discussion continuation from my powerful conversation with David Watson. This story, my story, continues to evolve, and I want to thank you each for walking alongside me on this journey. Your listening, the very act of listening, changes the story. I appreciate you all.

Every family has their stories, every family is a drama unfolding and Denise has put together her experiences to tell the rich and wonderful history of Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados and a little bit about the world around us. In her book "Talent Show" Denise explores family dynamics and as her and I talked, Denise explained her writing process, and what it was like growing up in a large family and how from a young age she knew she wanted to write. Denise https://www.denisehaynesauthor.com/

Guen Bradbury is a vet, an explorer, a mother, a wife, an adventurer, and a prolific writer who is passionate about the world around us, and today she taught me what we could learn from other cultures and how other cultures manage without sugar. The importance of unsupervised time for children: https://guenbradbury.substack.com/p/w... How sugar affects children: https://guenbradbury.substack.com/p/t... How we can raise children who don't want sugar: https://guenbradbury.substack.com/p/r... What we can learn about picky eating from traditional cultures: https://guenbradbury.substack.com/p/w... And why children need fundamental movement skills to reduce their risk of injuries later in life: https://guenbradbury.substack.com/p/c...

Egypt has many secrets and mysteries, but just who were the people of Egypt. In this fascinating series of books we discover the real people who lived in Egypt, the real lives of the Egyptians. There are many secrets and mysteries to Egypt, and whether there were aliens, or a people with higher consciousness. What we know for sure is there were ordinary people, people who grew up raised families and in many ways were just like you and I. These are the stories being told, and this where the real secrets of Egypt are revealed. NL Holmes https://www.nlholmes.com/

Don and I spoke about many things today, not least Sugar Land Texas, Cherry Coke, Dr Pepper and how he met his wife. This episode is a story about a man who has lived a life and travelled the world, and is now writing books about the world he sees around and where he sees the future is going. We also talked about Cherry Coke, Dr Pepper, old films and what it must have been like to hitch up you wagon and head out onto the the trail. An avid writer Don tells me how he manages to be so prolific, what his secrets are to writing successfully and his ambitions for more books. The Book By Means of Peace https://a.co/d/iCp7Ipi

Young children are more perceptive than we might imagine. Curiosity and intelligence are a heady cocktail for creative storytelling that informs, entertains and educates. This author could not resist. We might not realize how observant young children are. They have a lot of curiosity and intelligence that make them great at creating stories that can teach, amuse and enlighten. This author was drawn to this. You may wonder what a child understands about freedom, the environment, tolerance and self-worth. This book is for sensitive kids who want to know more about these tough topics. The themes are presented in small pieces in a safe and interesting setting, with colourful illustrations throughout. Moral questions are woven into the dialogues with the characters, with some humour and fun. The aim is that bedtime stories like these will encourage meaningful and loving conversations between parent and child. The imagination has a power that can take us anywhere. The experience can be thrilling and the lessons learned can be life-changing. Parents may not know how to broach a subject. These stories open a door for them to do so. The door is open. So, are you just going to stand there, or are you coming in? Where to find the books https://amzn.eu/d/aU82dqg

Shen Yun is a performing arts company, highlighting the rich history of Chinese culture. And you would think this would be celebrated by the CCP. Instead what you have is a rich history of interference, a deliberate attempt to ruin their reputation and stop the Shen Yun performing arts company. More and more we hear concerns about how far the CCP's influence is reaching and more and more our governments seem to be silent, some might say complicit. Shen Yun https://www.shenyun.com/uk

From books, to music, to jobs Night Stand Matt is the Last Responder explains his life, the many jobs and where the enthusiasm for life comes from. Along the way we discuss dating, speed dating, and come up with some fresh ideas for some new books. Where to find Matt https://nightstandmatt.com/

Tom Shanahan is an award-winning sportswriter and author whose books focus on Michigan State's football program leading college football integration. College Football Hall of Fame coach Duffy Daugherty 1960s rosters were college football's first fully integration teams. His 2022 story on the Rose Bowl, Alabama and segregation won first place from the Football Writers of Association of America. Shanahan's first book, RAYE OF LIGHT, Jimmy Raye, Duffy Daugherty, the Integration of College Football and the 1965-66 Michigan State Spartans, focused on the Daugherty's back-to-back national championship teams. The Foreword was written by Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy. His second book, THE RIGHT THING TO DO, The True Pioneers of College Football Integration in the 1960s, explains how Daugherty's former assistant coaches and players followed his blueprint as head coaches to spread his fingerprints coast to coast. Their influence opened doors for the first Black players to integrate programs in the South and brought about the end of unwritten quotas limiting Black athletes to a half-dozen or so at USC and other schools. The Foreword was written by former East Carolina coach Ruffin McNeill, who was inspired by Jimmy Raye to enter coaching. Tom  https://tomshanahan.report

In this engaging "Musicians Reveal" conversation, Darryl Dixon and David Watson of Chops Horns share their extensive experiences in the music industry, discussing their roles as unsung heroes behind many famous artists. They delve into their individual projects, the dynamics of smooth jazz, and the importance of collaboration with artists like Alicia Keys, The Police, P-Funk, Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones and more. The duo reflects on their musical journeys, the influence of funk and gospel music, and their experiences performing with DJs versus live bands. They also share memorable collaborations, including their work with Bob Dylan, and the evolution of their craft over the years. Chops Horns delve into their experiences in the music industry, sharing stories of collaboration, rejection, and the importance of supporting indie artists. They discuss the significance of building relationships with influential figures in music, the challenges faced by musicians, and the joy of discovering new talent. The conversation highlights memorable experiences with iconic artists and aspirations for future collaborations, emphasizing the need for resilience and passion in the music business.#chopshorns #funk #soul #musiciansreveal TakeawaysChops Horns are considered the unsung heroes of the music industry.David is working on a solo smooth jazz project titled 'Tip My Hat'.Sampling of their music by other artists has increased their visibility.Collaboration with Alicia Keys has shaped their horn arrangements.Ray Chew encourages creative input from musicians during sessions.Gospel music played a significant role in their early careers.They prefer different performance settings: Darryl with live bands and Dave with DJs.Age brings experience, but they still enjoy performing and creating music.Practicing and learning from others was crucial in their development as musicians.Recording with Bob Dylan was a milestone in their careers. You will face more rejections than acceptances in music.Building relationships with influential artists can significantly impact your career.Support for indie artists is crucial for the music community.Musicians should always be ready to record their ideas.Collaboration can lead to unexpected and rewarding experiences.It's important to treat every project with the same level of dedication, regardless of the artist's fame.Discovering new talent often comes from personal connections and recommendations.The music industry thrives on collaboration and mutual support.Resilience is key to surviving in the competitive music landscape.Every performance should reflect your best work, no matter the audience.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we cover some of the biggest cannabis stories from around the world: Macky pays tribute to legendary cannabis breeder David Watson, also known as Sam the Skunkman, following news of his passing. His contributions to cannabis genetics and the iconic Skunk strain left a lasting impact on the industry. A new YouGov poll reveals that 55% of Brits support cannabis reform, signaling a shift in public opinion—could the UK be edging closer to legalization? Margaret examines research suggesting that heavy cannabis use may impact working memory, adding to the ongoing debate on long-term cognitive effects. A Tory MP suggests UK farmers should grow cannabis to boost income, arguing that embracing the industry could provide economic benefits. Billy critiques the Labour Party's continued resistance to medical cannabis reform, calling their stance "hypocritical and disappointing" as patients continue to struggle for access. John discusses a major milestone in Kentucky as the Governor personally awards the state's first medical marijuana cards while also urging Congress to end the federal gun ban for cannabis patients. Join us as we break down these stories and discuss what they mean for the future of cannabis worldwide! Come and join in the discussion about any of these news articles on our cannabis growing forum, Discord server, or any of your favourite social networks. Visit our website for links.  Website: https://highonhomegrown.com Discord: https://discord.gg/sqYGkF4xyQ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/highonhomegrown Thank you for downloading and listening to our cannabis podcast! I hope you enjoy this episode.

Send us a textGroundhog Day Loops and Cannabis Legalization NewsTom discusses the latest developments in cannabis legalization with an emphasis on RFK's hearing, the fate of cannabis policy in the next four years, state-level changes, and significant legal cases like the RAW rolling papers settlement. The episode delves into a DEA-centric approach to cannabis regulation, the resurgence of marijuana raids, the economic impact on industries like transportation, ongoing legalization efforts in states like Kentucky, Hawaii, and Pennsylvania, and the challenges faced by the cannabis market as seen through companies like Scott's Miracle Gro. There is also a lighter segment on identifying cannabis strains and a farewell to industry legend David Watson. Join for in-depth analysis, expert opinions, and a dash of humor.00:00 Welcome to Cannabis Legalization News01:00 RFK's Controversial Hearing01:34 The DEA's Role in Rescheduling04:11 Federal and State Legal Battles11:09 Marijuana Use and Memory Studies26:54 Raw Rolling Papers' Legal Victory30:37 Cannabis Market Challenges and Opportunities33:10 Chicago's Hemp Regulation Challenges34:21 Skepticism from City Officials38:28 Transportation Industry Concerns42:25 Kentucky's Medical Cannabis Progress49:41 Texas's THC Ban Initiative54:14 Cannabis Industry Struggles01:04:42 Groundhog Day and Future OutlookSupport the show

In today's episode I spoke to Leslee Hall and we discussed why and how he wrote his life transforming book "Tracking Your Inner Animal a book which teaches how to learn to control your mind and understand others. Leslee realised we're animals and animals have learnt behaviour patterns and when he observed his own animal behaviours, he saw a clear picture to how he was reacting to the world. How to curate and maintain your own mental health and dig your way out of the depression sink hole. How to diagnose your environment with precision and understand motivations behind behaviours. How to recognise toxicity and narcissism from a safe distance. How to release the strangle hold of blame and remain undrained by emotional vampires. How to attract and keep attracting your partner and how to love and be loved. Leslee Hall https://amzn.eu/d/c21L7Al

When I arrange to have a guest on my podcast, I often have a general idea of what we will talk about. Not this time, in this episode Gregg and I had an intimate conversation about grief. It was more than just how to deal with grief. When you know someone has your back, the grief is deep, it takes time and there is no immediate solution or fast track cure. This was emotional. Gregg https://gscottgraham.com/

The old saying goes "We all have a book inside us waiting to written" Jennifer Jones is a writing coach and utilises her skills to get the best from first time writers to experienced writers. Using simple techniques Jennifer helps the writer learn how to communicate with the reader, what the reader wants to know and how you can learn to express your unique story. Everything is skill which can be learned. Understanding the first draft is just the first draft, a base to build the foundations for the book you want to write. This is how you explore your writing voice and put the words onto the paper. Jennifer Jones https://ewc.coach/

In this episode, Joseph Graham welcomes David Watson, a relationship activator and author, to discuss his new book, Lessons Learned for My Sons. David shares his journey of turning personal experiences into valuable life lessons, aimed at inspiring not only his sons but also a broader audience. The conversation delves into overcoming perfectionism, the power of storytelling, and balancing a full-time career with authorship. Key Topics: Introduction to David Watson: Brief background on David Watson and his work as a relationship activator. Inspiration Behind the Book: David shares the motivation behind writing Lessons Learned for My Sons and how personal experiences shaped the content. Overcoming Perfectionism: David discusses the challenges of letting go of perfectionism while writing his first book. The Power of Storytelling: How David transformed personal experiences into impactful lessons that resonate with readers. Using a Book as a Relationship-Building Tool: David's approach to using his book to foster connections rather than focusing solely on sales. Balancing Career and Authorship: Insights into how David managed to write and publish a book while maintaining his professional responsibilities. Emotional Rollercoaster of Publishing: The highs and lows David experienced throughout the publishing process. Legacy Building Through Writing: David's perspective on his book as a lasting legacy for his family and a tool for inspiring others. Quotes from David Watson: "The idea is to motivate yourself, get friends to inspire you or professionals to guide you across 110 independent 'choose your own adventure' stories." "Storytelling is a powerful tool for connection, growth, and legacy-building." Call to Action: Read David's Book: Grab a copy of Lessons Learned for My Sons: Wisdom for Everyday Living and Inspiring Others. Subscribe to the Show: Stay tuned for more inspiring conversations by subscribing to the Joseph Graham Show.

In this episode of The Business of Laravel podcast, Matt Stauffer interviews David Watson, founder of RiskAdvisor, a SaaS platform for independent insurance agents. David shares his journey from being a non-technical founder to running a successful business, emphasizing the importance of marketing and sales skills in entrepreneurship. He discusses the challenges he faced transitioning from a no-code solution to a more robust code-based platform and offers insights into building a strong team. David also explores how AI can be leveraged to drive sales growth in the insurance industry.Matt Stauffer TwitterTighten WebsiteDavid Watson FacebookDavid Watson LinkedInRiskAdvisor WebsiteHow to Win Friends and Influence People-----Editing and transcription sponsored by Tighten.

Don't Walk Away: A Care Partner's Journey" by Marilyn Raichle is a compelling exploration of living with dementia, offering insights from both the patient and care partner perspectives. This book provides valuable guidance for those navigating the challenges of dementia care. In this video, we delve into the key themes of "Don't Walk Away," discussing the emotional and practical aspects of dementia care. Whether you're a caregiver, family member, or seeking to understand dementia better, this discussion offers meaningful insights. In her transformative book, Don't Walk Away, Marilyn Raichle shares an inspiring perspective on the intersection of art and Alzheimer's. Through moving stories and practical insights, this book highlights how creative expression can bring joy, connection, and understanding to those living with dementia and their loved ones. ✨ Learn how art can transcend memory loss and create meaningful moments. ✨ Explore the emotional impact of caregiving and the importance of patience and creativity. ✨ Discover real-life examples of how Marilyn has used art to connect with her mother, who lived with Alzheimer's. Whether you're a caregiver, healthcare professional, or simply interested in the healing power of art, this book offers valuable lessons on finding beauty and connection in the face of Alzheimer's. Don't Walk Away https://a.co/d/4Q4ndZ5

What does it take to make you change direction in life, and what happened to make Lynn realise something had to change. What was the moment Lynn went from Wall Street to wellness, and now coaches people on how to live a better life. If you're feeling stressed, if you're needing a change in direction. Wall Street to Wellness is for you and Lynn is the perfect coach to help you learn how to live a better life. Lynn Mull https://www.lynnmull.com/

Benjamin Dimmitt is a landscape photographer who since the 70's has been taking pictures of the wetlands of Florida's Gulf Coast. Over the years Benjamin's photographs are evidence of change, but what has caused this change and can we do something about it. In this episode we talk about what has happened to the wetlands of Florida's Gulf Coast. How the saltwater is damaging the fauna, and what is causing this, and can we do anything about it. In his book An Unflinching Look: Elegy for Wetlands Benjamin has documented over 40 years of change, a project, a lives work and the evidence is startling and for all to see. Benjamin Dimmitt https://www.benjamindimmitt.com/  

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Heads Up – Series 5 Finale Episode In this extended and festive final episode, Dr Katy Munro, GP and Headache Specialist, explores the crucial role pharmacists play in the migraine and headache treatment journey.   First Half: Our host Dr Katy Munro is joined by experienced prescribing pharmacists David Kelly and Nadeem Shah from North England. They share their insights into supporting people with migraine and headaches, what patients need to know before approaching a pharmacist, and how pharmacists can be a vital first point of contact.   Second half: Dr David Watson, GP Headache Specialist in Aberdeen, and pharmacist Abigail Duthie lead a pharmacy project in Scotland. It highlights the public education campaign. This project was in collaboration with the Migraine Trust & the NHS Grampian.This discussion is tailored to pharmacists, highlighting their essential role in diagnosis and treatment cycles for migraine and headache care.   As we wrap up Series 5, we wish you a wonderful festive season and look forward to returning with Series 6 in the new year. If you'd like to support the podcast, please consider making a small donation https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/headsup and leaving a review on your favourite podcast platform.   Thank you for listening and supporting Heads Up!

Send us a texthad a great chat with Juliana and her Guitar player David Watson. Y'all check them out.www.julianaeden.comall links are therewww.rangerdavemusic.comall links are thereSupport the showThe David Bradley ShowHost: David Bradleyhttps://www.facebook.com/100087472238854https://youtube.com/@thedavidbradleyshowwww.thedavidbradleyshow.com Like to be a guestContact Usjulie@thedavidbradleyshow.comRecorded at Bradley StudiosProduced by: Caitlin BackesProud Member of CMASPONSERSBottled Water and Sweet Tea provided by PURITY DairyABlaze Entertainment

What does culture mean to you? Is it the art we create, the traditions we carry, or the values we hold dear? In this mini episode of Our World, Connected, Christine Wilson, Director of Research and Insight at the British Council, delves deeper into the multifaceted nature of culture and its incredible power to connect, inspire, and heal.  Christine revisits some of the most impactful conversations from the first season, featuring insights from Alexandra Xanthaki, UN Special Rapporteur on Cultural Rights, Scott Orr, a data scientist from the UCL Institute of Sustainable Heritage, David Watson, the Executive Director of Audiences and Media at National Museums Liverpool, and Hala Nur, a British Council colleague working in Sudan. Together, they discuss how culture transcends borders, linking people through shared values, language, art, and traditions. From the Eurovision Song Contest's unifying magic to the profound connection between culture and the environment, we unpack how culture shapes our world and fosters a deep sense of belonging. This is the first of a 3-part mini-series we're putting together as we prepare for Season 2 of Our World, Connected, coming this January. Episodes Featured: Is culture the missing key to global progress? United by music: Lessons from Eurovision 2023 Climate Change and Cultural Heritage: Protecting our Past and Future Culture and Education: Seeds of Hope in Times of Conflict Follow British Council Research and Insight: Newsletter – https://www.britishcouncil.org/research-insight/subscribe  Twitter – https://twitter.com/InsightBritish  Website - https://www.britishcouncil.org/research-insight 

David Watson takes a few minutes with me to explain the TLC episcopacy proposal that will be presented at the convening General Conference this September 2024.  

Becoming a first-time author is a journey filled with excitement, self-discovery, and unexpected challenges. The process of turning personal stories and life lessons into a published book often brings up feelings of overwhelm and self-doubt, as well as the pressure to let go of perfectionism. Yet, it is also a deeply rewarding experience, allowing authors to leave a lasting legacy, connect with others on a deeper level, and see their hard work materialize into a tangible, impactful work.   In this episode, we welcome David Watson, a repeat guest who has recently embarked on the journey of becoming a first-time author. David shares the inspiring story behind his book Lessons Learned for My Sons, a meaningful project intended for both his sons and a wider audience.   Listen in as David and I talk about:   Overcoming the fear of perfection: Learn how David Watson navigated the challenges of letting go of perfectionism while writing his first book. The power of storytelling: Discover how David transformed personal experiences into impactful lessons that resonate with a wide audience. Using a book as a relationship-building tool: Explore David's unconventional approach to using his book to foster connections rather than focusing on sales. Balancing a full-time career with authorship: Gain insights into how David managed to write and publish a book while maintaining his professional responsibilities. Embracing creative growth: Hear about the unexpected creative muscles David developed throughout his writing journey. Navigating the emotional rollercoaster of publishing: Understand the emotional highs and lows David experienced as he approached the release of his book. Legacy building through writing: Find out how David views his book as a lasting legacy for his family and a tool for inspiring others.   Storytelling is a powerful tool for connection, growth, and legacy-building. David's journey to becoming an author shows that while the path may be challenging, the rewards are immeasurable. Whether you're considering writing a book, sharing your experiences online, or simply reflecting on your own life lessons, now is the perfect time to start your storytelling journey. Your story has the potential to inspire, uplift, and make a lasting impact—so don't hesitate to share it with the world. Interview links Grab a copy of David's book, Lessons Learned for my Sons: Wisdom for Everyday Living and Inspiring Others Listen to David's first episode on The Inside Story Podcast, Activating Relationships with David Watson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Can real-time payments revolutionize your grocery shopping experience? Join us as we sit down with David Watson, President and CEO of The Clearing House, to uncover the transformative journey from its 170-year history to becoming a modern-day alternative to the Federal Reserve Bank. From high-value payment wires to ACH transactions and instant payments, David breaks down the extensive range of services The Clearing House offers and addresses the persistent myth that checks are disappearing. David's professional odyssey, spanning two decades in banking across various countries, offers a unique lens on the critical importance of user experience in payment technologies like Apple Pay and Zelle. We also explore the potential role of crypto and blockchain in the payments ecosystem, emphasizing the stringent safety and regulatory standards these technologies must meet. Passionate about fostering innovation and creating a secure environment for financial institutions, David provides invaluable advice for aspiring professionals in the payments or fintech industry: pursue what you love and remain open to change. Tune in for a deep dive into the dynamic and ever-evolving payments landscape and the exciting opportunities it presents.

David Watson is a ruling elder in Ballyclare Evangelical Presbyterian Church, in Co. Antrim, N. Ireland. The EPC, (Ireland), is a church with which the OPC has full ecclesiastical fellowship. Stephen Tracey grew up in that congregation and is delighted to talk to this faithful and beloved friend and mentor as he reflects on eighty years of life in one congregation, and current issues in church life in N. Ireland.  In the podcast reference is made to a short book, A Good Work, Reflections on the Eldership in Everyday Life and Ministry. This book is not available in the USA. David's three recommended books for ruling elders are: The Westminster Confession of Faith. Louis Berkhof, Systematic Theology. J. I. Packer, A Quest for Godliness, The Puritan Vision of the Christian Life. 

On the podcast this week, we bring a fascinating conversation between the Bishop of Ramsbury, in Salisbury diocese, Dr Andrew Rumsey, and the podcaster and mindset coach David Watson, about church buildings and the contribution that they make to communities. Dr Rumsey is the co-lead bishop for church buildings; his recent folk album, Evensongs, was recorded in a 12-th century church in Wiltshire (Podcast, 20 October 2023). He is the author of the author of the highly praised books Parish: An Anglican theology of place (Books, 21 July 2017) and English Grounds: A pastoral journal (Books, 11 March 2022). This podcast first appeared on the David Watson Podcast, which explores the interesting people of this world, and what makes them tick. Find his podcast at https://www.youtube.com/@davidwatsonpodcast, at https://www.davidwatson.life/podcast-1, and on podcast platforms. Try 10 issues of the Church Times for £10 or get two months access to our website and apps, also for £10. Go to www.churchtimes.co.uk/new-reader

Dr. David Watson joins us to discuss the history and evolution of modern Methodism, particularly the journey from the days of Francis Asbury to the current state of the Methodist Church. How did we transition from the foundational influence of Asbury to the significant changes and challenges facing the Methodist Church today? We'll explore the key moments, movements, and figures that have shaped Methodism over the years and discuss the modern revolution happening within the church.David is the Academic Dean and Professor of New Testament at United Theological Seminary and has a wealth of knowledge and experience, having authored and edited numerous publications, including Key United Methodist Beliefs; Wesley, Wesleyans, and Reading Bible as Scripture; and Scripture and the Life of God: Why the Bible Matters Today More than Ever. He's also the Lead Editor of Firebrand and co-host of the Firebrand Podcast.Join us for this insightful conversation as we uncover the historical and theological developments in Methodism and what they mean for the future of the church. You won't want to miss this discussion with David on Methodist history and its contemporary implications.

In this episode, I'm a guest on David Watson's podcast. It's a longer episode than usual and packed full of my tips and advice on my approach to conversion copywriting. You'll hear about the biggest copywriting mistakes I see in B2B, my personal journey from content writing to copywriting (spoiler alert: it wasn't easy), the importance of understanding and researching your audience, and proven strategies for effective copywriting. Give it a listen!*****

“I think he's in both Bowling for Columbine and Fahrenheit 9/11!” - Chris, on Heston's sequel policy On this week's episode, we're going back to, well, Earth, to chat about the fun-as-hell sequel, Beneath the Planet of the Apes! How silly was it to make James Franciscus look exactly like Charlton Heston, instead of just having him play Taylor? How much of a total jerk is Dr. Zaius? Are these under-dwellers wearing those masks for outsiders only or what? How great are Zira and Cornelius as characters? And how fantastic is it to watch a big, Hollywood, sci-fi sequel and the movie's totally unconcerned with setting up the next one? PLUS: Never agree to follow Taylor in traffic, because he's gonna blow down the road and leave you in the dust! Beneath the Planet of the Apes stars James Franciscus, Kim Hunter, Maurice Evans, Linda Harrison, James Gregory, David Watson, Don Pedro Colley, Natalie Trundy, Thomas Gomez, Jeff Corey, Victor Bruno, Paul Richards, and Charlton Heston as Colonel George Taylor; directed by Ted Post. This episode is brought to you in part by Rocket Money! Stop wasting money on things you don't use. Cancel your unwanted subscriptions by going to RocketMoney dot com slash WHM. That's RocketMoney dot com slash WHM. RocketMoney dot com slash WHM. And also by Seed! Trust your gut with Seed's DS-01® Daily Synbiotic. Go to Seed.com/whm and use code 25WHM to get 25% off your first month. That's 25% off your first month of Seed's DS-01® Daily Synbiotic at Seed dot com slash whm, code 25WHM! Make the WHM Merch Store your one-stop shop for all your We Hate Movies merch-related needs! Including new SHEENPRIL, Night Vision & Too Old For This Shit designs! 

Rejection. It's something we all feel at some point in our lives, if not at school or a family member, it can be in a relationship or when you get sober. Whenever it might happen to you, there's one guarantee – it's painful.Vic feels rejection deeply. She even feels it from people she doesn't know. Whereas Hame doesn't care too much about what others think. His strong values and self-confidence mean that if people so turn their back on him.... He can handle it without going to therapy.But, as always on Sober Awkward, they don't have all the answers. So today, these two idiots get an expert to come on and explain what's going on in their tiny weeny brains when friendships get sticky.Today they welcome David Watson. An expert on personal development and neuroscience.David says,'My core belief is simple yet profound: every individual harbours immense potential, capable of achieving anything they set their minds to. Yet, there's one potent supercomputer that often stands as the primary hurdle—the human brain. Understanding its intricacies, its unique drivers, and the lens through which it views the world is paramount. To unlock its full potential, we must learn to reprogram it, harnessing its power to work for us rather than against us. 'Intrigued? So were we. Listen why harnessing your power, knowing your values and having a 'Million Dollar Mindset' could unravel rejection once and for all.To find out more about Dave just pop him and email at dave@neurolead.net.auor head to www.neurolead.net.auJOIN PATREON! and buy us a Cuppa so we can keep being awkward!https://www.patreon.com/user?u=81897291www.cuppa.community – The Free Social Network for the Sober and Sober Curious - Sober Events – Therapy – Sobriety Courses – Sober Groups, Tea and loads more.Buy Sober Awkward T-Shirts and Tea at: www.cuppashop.com@soberawkward @drunkmummysobermummy@cuppa.community @hamishadamscairns @patreon @spotify @budsandbeadsteaIf you are struggling with your relationship with alcohol please reach out to your local doctor, a therapist, AA Group or just chat to a close friend. Don't feel shame, just get the help you deserve. Contact us! If you have a topic you'd like us to cover then please email usvicandhamish@soberawkward.comCheck out our website at: https://www.soberawkward.com#soberawkward #soberawkwardpodcast #drunkmummysobermummy #cuppa.community #sober #sobermom #sobermummy #sobriety #soberaf #sobermovement #sobercurious #alcoholfree #mummybloggers #writersofinsta #soberfamily #greyareadrinking #addiction #soberissexy #soberwomen #sobermomtribe #sobrietyrocks #soberlifestyle #alcoholfreelife #wedorecover #sobernation #mumblog #mentalhealth #motherhood #wineoclock #sobermums #selfcare #womeninrecovery #sobercommunity #soberdads #1000sundays Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I coach two clients on how to achieve their goals. Mary Grant is a successful fashion entrepreneur looking to transition into coaching. The other client, David Watson, is a successful consultant who wants to grow and make a bigger impact. The one thing we have in common is that we all want to find our ideal clients. I believe the key to do that is to understand their psychographics, not just demographics. Psychographics are the client's values, beliefs, and motivations. So the conversation develops around this concept. Enjoy! Love. Rich P.S. For most of human history, it wasn't called coaching. It was called leadership. Download an FAQ for great leaders who want to be great coaches - with a handful of high-performing, high-fee clients. https://richlitvin.com/rules/

We all know that things change. People change. Understanding changes. Ideas change. Even theological institutions change. In this episode, Chris and Eddie are joined by Dr. David F. Watson, Academic Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. David has helped change and shape the future of United, and has some ideas about how other theological institutions can move with the times. He looks to the rich history of the Christian tradition to form new ideas and train new pastors, all while being accountable to the Church universal.David earned his Masters of Divinity at Perkins University in 1997 and his PhD at Southern Methodist University in 2005. He is the author of several books, including Scripture and the Life of God: Why the Bible Matters Today More than Ever.Resources:Follow David on Twitter.Sign up for his Substack.Listen to Firebrand Podcast, or read the Firebrand Magazine.