Podcast appearances and mentions of david whitlock

This week on Chamber Champions Podcast hear from the platinum sponsors of the 58th Annual New Teachers' Luncheon In this week's episode hear from our platinum sponsors as we celebrated our 58th Annual New Teachers' Luncheon and welcomed 400 new teachers to Clear Creek ISD and our community. Thank you, John Herman with AMOCO FCU, Jamieson Mackay with Gulf Coast Educators FCU and Chairman of the New Teachers' Luncheon, Carl Little with Houston Methodist Clear Lake Hospital, David Whitlock with Jacobs, Noel Cardenas with Memorial Hermann, Atul Jain with Motu, Mae Wheatly with Shriners Children's Hospital, and Merry Philip with UTMB for your participation in the video and your support for the New Teachers' Luncheon. Here's to an amazing school year!

Dr. David Whitlock spent the first 10 or so years of his career practicing dentistry in big cities. He's seen some stuff and he ended up in Eastern Kentucky. Rural dentistry has been great for him and he's here to spread the word! Some reasons why you should check out practicing in a more rural area: many rural areas have almost no dentists, and many have aging dentists that are struggling to find someone to replace them lots of rural areas have a ton patients that have to travel to have dental work done cost of living in rural areas is so much lower than the city the numbers are in the favor of a dentist that's willing to practice in a rural area Some links from the show: David's website, www.ruralpractices.com  Join the Very Dental Facebook group using the password "Timmerman," Hornbrook" or "McWethy," "Papa Randy" or "Lipscomb!" The Very Dental Podcast network is and will remain free to download. If you'd like to support the shows you love at Very Dental then show a little love to the people that support us! -- Crazy Dental has everything you need from cotton rolls to equipment and everything in between and the best prices you'll find anywhere! If you head over to verydentalpodcast.com/crazy and use coupon code “VERYDENTAL10” you'll get another 10% off your order! Go save yourself some money and support the show all at the same time! -- The Wonderist Agency is basically a one stop shop for marketing your practice and your brand. From logo redesign to a full service marketing plan, the folks at Wonderist have you covered! Go check them out at verydentalpodcast.com/wonderist! -- Enova Illumination makes the very best in loupes and headlights, including their new ergonomic angled prism loupes! They also distribute loupe mounted cameras and even the amazing line of Zumax microscopes! If you want to help out the podcast while upping your magnification and headlight game, you need to head over to verydentalpodcast.com/enova to see their whole line of products! -- CAD-Ray offers the best service on a wide variety of digital scanners, printers, mills and even  their very own browser based design software, Clinux! CAD-Ray has been a huge supporter of the Very Dental Podcast Network and I can tell you that you'll get no better service on everything digital dentistry than the folks from CAD-Ray. Go check them out at verydentalpodcast.com/CADRay!    

This episode features Dr. David Whitlock, Whitlock Dentistry of Ashland. Here, he discusses his background, the benefits of running a practice in a rural area, issues dentists are facing across the country, and more!

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/303 Presented By: Anglers Coffee, LakeLady Rods, Fly Fishing Film Tour, Trxstle Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Russ Miller is here to share the story of how Umpqua Feather Merchants came to be - what the problem was with fly shops and what they did to solve it. Find out who were the first anglers to get signed with Umpqua and what was the business like back when they were getting started. We also hear about the biggest game-changers for Umpqua - who they partnered with to make things happen.  Russ also shares his most humbling experiences in fly fishing throughout his career and how he's constantly learning and wanting to be new at something. Umpqua Feather Merchants Show Notes with Russ Miller 06:15 - There are super athletes living in Boulder Colorado town 11:24 - Russ tells the story of how he got started with Umpqua Feather Merchants 13:55 - Umpqua is a native American word for "tumbling waters" and describes the Umpqua River - Russ gives us a little background of Umpqua and its founding 17:35 - Dennis Black offered to produce David Whitlock's flies in 1972 - after a year, David signed as the first royalty tier for UFM 19:32 - Umpqua used to pay 10% royalty to signed tiers. Now it's 8% 20:20 - Russ mentions some fly fishing legends that were also signed with UFM 25:06 - In the mid-90s, the Gold Bead was introduced by Umpqua 25:25 - Russ talks about Mike Lawson - Mike was on the podcast at WFS 190 28:45 - CDC fly was another introduction in the 90s 32:15 - People were using dry fly hackles before CDC 32:56 - Umpqua is celebrating their 50th anniversary this year 35:01 - In the late 90s, an investment capital group bought UFM from Dennis 37:05 - The business moved to Colorado 38:38 - One of the biggest game-changer for UFM is Tiemco hooks - Umpqua is Tiemco's North America distributor 45:31 - Early 80s, Umpqua alongside Orvis and Dan Bailey, were the first to release fluorocarbon and tapered leader - all of their original tapered leaders are Dave Whitlock's design 48:38 - The fax machine was a huge help for quality control back in the 80s to relay information - they used fax to send drawings of tying instructions 50:30 - Russ Miller is still in the USA Fly Fishing Team 52:05 - Erlend Vivelid Nilssen, from team Norway competitive fly fishing was on the podcast at WFS 286 57:40 - Russ shares some advice for anglers who are interested in going pro and being on the competitive team Russ Miller shared the story of how Umpqua Feather Merchants came to be - what the problem was with fly shops and what they did to solve it. We found out who were the first anglers to get signed with Umpqua and what was the business like back when they were getting started. We also heard about the biggest game-changers for Umpqua - who they partnered with to make things happen. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/303

Spamalot opens this weekend at the SCERA Center for the Arts, and organizing that circus is Michael Carrasco, director of Newsies and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, also at SCERA. Michael is the podcast guest this week, and tells why this show is so outlandish and perfect. We also take some time this episode to talk about the remarkable David Whitlock, former artistic director at SCERA, who passed away earlier this year.  Guest: Michael Carrasco, Director, Spamalot Hosts: Quin Swallow, Rachael Gibson and Kendall Bowman Michael Carrasco, Director, Spamalot The cast and crew of Spamalot David Whitlock

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We speak with David Whitlock from Lion Energy about RV batteries, Lithium Ion, power, solar, off-grid camping and more. Plus we also talk about camping with Google. StressLess Camping is a website, podcast and RV event calendar dedicated to turning the great American RV adventure into a StressLess Camping experience™ Discussed in this Episode Our episode on Boondocking - Don't Be Spooked by Boondocking Our listener special discount on Harvest Hosts - a great boondocking service More information and special listener discounts on Lion Energy lithium products Our discount on the largest RV membership organization - the Family Motor Coach Association or FMCA

Dr David Whitlock hasn't washed in 15 years and he doesn't wreak - honestly!! Helen McEntee is passionate about the Kumon Method of studying and for good reason. What an story Naomi Isimemen had to tell about her life journey and we heard about yet another Tomato World Record set at the National Botanic Gardens. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today’s episode Marni sync’s up with beauty industry pioneer and entrepreneur, Jasmina Aganovic, President, of Mother Dirt, to talk about why dirty is the new clean, how we all need to restore our skin microbiome, the game changing personal care products that are helping restore the good bacteria and recalibrate our skin's ecosystem, and how personal skincare struggles that inspired her to pursue a career in skincare, cosmetics and beauty. As a child and throughout her young adult life, Jasmina struggled with acne. It was this struggle that led her to seek solutions through research and studies to solve her own personal skin issues. Her drive and passion around this topic inspired her to pursue a career in the beauty industry upon her graduating and receiving her degree in chemical and biological engineering from MIT. She has worked for top brands LVMH, Fresh, Nutra Click and Living Proof and today, is innovating and inventing at Mother Dirt. You may already know that our bodies are host to trillions of microorganisms and the skin is comprised of an elaborate and complex ecosystem. Just like our gut relies on good bacteria and probiotics, our skin relies on good bacteria to help us be healthy as well. This elaborate ecosystem is called the skin biome. Over the years, thanks to widespread use of soaps, deodorants, and other personal care products, our good bacteria have been wiped out. Mother Dirts signature product, AO+ Mist containing live Ammonia-Oxidizing Bacteria (AOB), brings the bacteria back to your skin, restoring your skin to its native, healthy state. AOB is a microorganism found everywhere: lakes, rivers, soil, and formerly our skin. Mother Dirts scientific Founder, David Whitlock, was the one that connected this bacterium to human skin. He was the one that said, “Hey, this bacteria once existed on our skin and I think it’s really important and we should figure out why.”  This was really the principle around which Mother Dirt was formed. We hope you enjoy the episode. If you like what you hear, please leave a five star review on Apple Podcasts! It’s easy, open the app on your phone, scroll past the episode list to Ratings and Reviews, Click on the five stars, then scroll down and click on Write a Review. Also, follow us on social @Marnionthemove for Facebook and Instagram, DM or email us marnionthemove1@gmail.com with any questions you may have for me or my guests.  And of course, follow todays guest @MotherDirt on Instagram or online at Motherdirt.com SPECIAL OFFER Mother Dirt would like to offer Marni on the Move listeners 20% off and free shipping for first time customers. Use this code FREESHIP20 upon checkout at www.motherdirt.com

Praise is recognizing God for who He is. Thanksgiving is recognizing God for what He's done. Worship is what happens when we recognize we're in God's presence. “Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, O Lord, my strength and my Redeemer.” - Psalm 19:14

Jasmina Aganovic is a cosmetics and consumer goods entrepreneur who received her degree in chemical and biological engineering from MIT, and she’s back on the podcast to talk about the progress AOBiome have made with their clinical trials. In this interview, we focus mostly on the potential treatment of acne and hypertension, but trials are also underway for allergies, eczema, wound healing, migraines and temperature regulation. Mother Dirt is the company focussed on commercialising the research of AOBiome, and I’ve been using their AO+ Mist spray product for over two years for the successful prevention of nappy (diaper) rash, saddle sores, and acne caused by bike helmets. I’ve also been using the spray in the place of a deodorant, and so far my wife hasn’t divorced me. Jasmina wanted to make it clear that although my N=1 experiences are exciting, nothing has been FDA approved. Head over to Mother Dirt and take advantage of the generous 25% discount on offer. Use the code NBT25. Sign up for our Highlights email and every week we’ll send you a short (but sweet) email containing the following: One piece of simple, actionable advice to improve your health and performance, including the reference(s) to back it up. One item we read or saw in the health and fitness world recently that we would like to give a different perspective on, and why. One awesome thing that we think you’ll enjoy! Here’s the outline of this interview with Jasmina Aganovic: [00:03:43] Environmental changes are leading to the loss of the ammonia oxidising (AO) bacteria. [00:05:14] Nitrogen cycle. [00:07:18] David Whitlock is the Inventor and co-founder of AOBiome. [00:07:34] Why horses roll in the dirt in March? [00:08:36] The link between the skin and the soil. [00:09:36] Developing a bioreactor. [00:10:28] Nappy rash. [00:11:05] Bicycle helmets. [00:13:11] The scientific process to validate the claims. [00:13:55] Phase II trials for acne. [00:14:26] A potential replacement for antiperspirant deodorant. [00:14:50] Prevention of saddle sores. [00:15:36] The war on P. acne. [00:16:49] It's all about balance. [00:17:23] C. diff overgrowths. [00:18:49] Mechanism of action: acid, base balance. [00:19:44] Nitrite and Nitric oxide. [00:20:55] Not nitrous oxide! Which mucks up methylation by oxidising cobalamin. [00:21:52] Hypertension. [00:24:05] Highlights sign-up. [00:25:09] Can nitric oxide made by the bacteria on the skin become systemic? [00:26:47] Why FDA approval. [00:29:37] Adverse events. [00:30:47] Drug: B244 on clinicaltrials.gov. [00:31:16] Romaine Bardet came 2nd in the Tour de France. [00:32:28] Increasing O2 deliverability. [00:33:46] Personal care product compatibility. [00:34:11] Surfactant sodium octyl sulfate (SOS) and sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) surfactants. [00:35:13] Castille and neem soap. [00:36:11] Nurses and hand sanitisers. [00:37:59] http://www.nourishbalancethrive.com/dirt/ use discount code NBT25. [00:38:35] Mother Dirt is the consumer-facing site, to learn about the clinical research go to AOBiome.

Welcome to the Wealthy Wellthy Life with Krisstina Wise. David Whitlock hasn’t showered in 13 years — why? Because not all bacteria on your skin is bad for you. Sound a little crazy? Well, it isn’t. There’s a big difference between being ‘clean’ vs. being ‘sterile’. Through David’s company, AOBiome, he has developed a spray with ammonia-oxidizing bacteria (AOB) and sells it for commercial use under the name Mother Dirt. This is how he’s kept clean for all these years! Jasmina Aganovic is the President of Mother Dirt as well as the General Manager for Consumer Products at AOBiome. Jasmina and her team study the importance of good bacteria on the skin and its impact on our health. Through her research, Jasmina and David have come up with biome friendly products that do not kill the good bacteria on your skin. For full show notes and to download a FREE copy of the transcript for this episode visit http://wealthywellthy.life/31  

Have you ever been trapped in a small meeting room with a guy in a grey shirt with sweat marks under the arms? The meeting has a clear agenda, but all you can think about is that smell. Yikes, just thinking about this is enough to make me want to take a shower, scrub my armpits and apply some deodorant. Is the problem an antiperspirant deodorant deficiency? Why have humans evolved to a strong revulsion complex to what is a normal human smell? Have artificial fragrances warped our sense of smell? It’s not normal For our teenage boys to smell of basil, lavender, and rich vanilla. It’s not normal for women to emanate Daisy Fresh, Peach Burst, Blossoming Orchid, Tropical Rush, and Berry Cool. These are all things that have been impressed upon us by the companies that make person care products, and I think it’s important that we are aware of it. Are you telling me I should stink? Yes, a little bit, sometimes. But also I want you to think about where the smell is coming from, and I want you to think about how the smell differs when you change your diet. I noticed a significant reduction in my body odour after adopting a minimally processed, real food diet. Beyond diet You’re probably familiar with the problems surrounding the overuse of antibiotics. Certain of the bacteria that live in our guts are considered keystone species, and without them, we’re in trouble. Bees are also a keystone species crucial to the survival of plants in agriculture. The same problem is happening on our skin. Jasmina Aganovic is a chemical and biological engineer from MIT And she’s here to talk about how the preservatives in our personal care products maybe killing a particular keystone species of ammonia oxidising bacteria that should live on our skin. These bacteria help us by eating something harmful (ammonia) and producing something beneficial (nitric oxide). Mother Dirt Is the name of the company that manufactures a skin probiotic product called AO+ Mist spray. I’ve been using the spray for the past couple of months and so far, so good. No stink! Here’s the outline of this interview with Jasmina Aganovic: 0:04:25    Why would you care about the skin microbiome? 0:05:54    Why do we shower as often as we do? 0:07:34    Bad bacteria were the first to be found. 0:08:10    Now we have a new appreciation of the microbiomes. 0:08:56    We've been programmed since childhood on how we should smell. 0:09:55    What is it about teenagers? 0:10:45    Skin care products for acne. 0:11:29    How the skin microbiome affects acne. 0:12:03    Acne seems to be lasting until later in life. 0:12:54    The bacteria typically linked to acne is P. acne and is not problematic. 0:13:37    But when you introduce harsh soaps and skin care products into the environment, you remove the keystone peacekeepers. 0:15:07    Are skin care products antibiotics? 0:16:06    The preservatives in skin care products may be problematic. 0:16:29    12% of children now have eczema. 0:17:07    Now we can manipulate the skin microbiome. 0:17:29    AOBiome founder David Whitlock noticed animals rolling in dirt. 0:18:12    Soil based ammonia oxidising (AO) bacteria. 0:19:25    We've wiped out the AO bacteria in the last 50-70 years. 0:19:44    The bacteria is very sensitive to surfactants and preservatives. 0:20:44    The AO bacteria is a keystone species for the skin. 0:21:30    AOBiome have been investigating the possibility of reintroducing the AO bacteria. 0:22:45    AOBiome are in a phase 2 clinical trial for the treatment of acne. 0:24:03    C. diff treatment with S. boulardii. 0:25:41    The AO bacteria do take up residence, but you'd need a very sensitive test to find it. 0:26:23    Bumblebees are keystone species like the AO bacteria. 0:27:04    It's important that you use products that are compatible with the bacteria. 0:27:39    Even if you do still use soap you will still see benefit. 0:28:39    Stinky armpits. 0:29:17    Natural deodorants can contain aluminium. 0:29:51    Food choices affect body odour. 0:30:27    60% of AO Mist users are able to give up deodorant. 0:31:07    Is clean really the smell of freesia? 0:31:32    Part of this is coming to terms with the way humans smell. 0:32:02    Triclosan persists in the skin. 0:32:41    AO Labs helps with product development. 0:34:18    Laundry detergents stink in the US. 0:35:55    Humans were not supposed to have body odour. 0:36:18    There is a plausible mechanism for reduction in body odour. 0:37:10    Bacteria consumes ammonia in sweat, that's what smells. 0:37:58    AO bacteria consume ammonia and produce nitric oxide. 0:38:24    The nitric oxide could become systemic. 0:39:04    Diaper rash. 0:39:33    People who use the most amount products also have the most problems. 0:40:36    Spending time outdoors is beneficial. 0:41:35    The name Mother Dirt is deliberate. 0:42:25    People who are forced to use sanitisation. 0:43:14    Certain situations require a sterile environment. 0:43:49    You can still benefit from AO Mist. 0:44:17    Hand sanitizer will wreck your hands. 0:45:15    The potential effect of the product on eczema. 0:45:44    Mother Dirt cannot make any claims before FDA approval. 0:46:13    Inflammatory skin disorders are the primary focus. 0:47:03    Where to find out more about AO Mist and the skin microbiome. 0:47:27    motherdirt.com 0:47:35    aobiome.com 0:48:08    Mother Dirt special offer. 0:48:23    AO+ Mist spray. 0:48:40    Discount code NBT25. 0:48:58    Code expires at the end of February.

David Whitlock is a chemist who hasn't showered in 12 years, but reportedly does not stink. Instead of bathing, he has been spraying himself with a concoction of his own devising that he claims breaks down ammonia, which is what causes body odor. Anthony and special guest Allie Goertz are ready to give the shower-free lifestyle a try, while Jeff mourns the loss of this favorite daily activity. Patrons get a bonus, double length episode with Allie! Check out our Patreon to listen to it: https://www.patreon.com/wehaveconcerns Check out Allie's Kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/534180071/rick-and-morty-album-music-video-by-allie-goertz Get all your sweet We Have Concerns merch by swinging by http://wehaveconcerns.com/shop Jeff on Twitter: @jeffcannata Anthony on Twitter: @acarboni Today’s story was sent in by: Jimirads on our subreddit: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/the-chemist-who-hasnt-showered-in-12-years-explain-why-he-doesnt-stink?utm_source=digg&utm_medium=facebook If you’ve seen a story you think belongs on the show, send it to wehaveconcernsshow@gmail.com or leave it on the subreddit: http://reddit.com/r/wehaveconcerns

El científico estadounidense David Whitlock creó un aerosol hecho a base de bacterias que quita la suciedad y el mal olor corporal sin necesidad de bañarse ... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are thrilled to finally have David Whitlock with us to offer us some motivation and sound advice.  David is helping many people take their fitness to the next level and he can help us too.  He is a personal trainer, a boot camp instructor, a husband, a dad, and (BONUS!) a firearms instructor!

We are thrilled to finally have David Whitlock with us to offer us some motivation and sound advice.  David is helping many people take their fitness to the next level and he can help us too.  He is a personal trainer, a boot camp instructor, a husband, a dad, and (BONUS!) a firearms instructor!