Podcast appearances and mentions of david yarde

Imagine sitting behind bars for a crime you didn't commit, feeling the weight of the world's indifference on your shoulders. This is the stark reality we confront alongside Osagie Okuruwa of ⁠The Innocent Convicts⁠, and ⁠Lynn Currier⁠ of Skweda Solutions, as they share their relentless pursuit of justice for the wrongfully imprisoned. We delve into the harrowing journeys of Jonas Francisque and David Yarde—two men entangled in a system reluctant to admit its errors. Their stories, marred by withheld evidence and retaliatory prison measures, are a sobering reminder of the significant work that lies ahead in the fight against wrongful convictions.Witness the intricate web of systemic issues contributing to these grave injustices, as our discussion broadens to uncover startling statistics and the profound impacts of racial disparities. You'll hear about the 'boys club' that shields the guilty, the power dynamics that undermine truth, and the courageous efforts to give the silenced a voice. We unravel the case of David, framed for a crime while the actual perpetrator, shielded by corrupt ties, walks free. The conversation extends to the psychological impacts of wrongful incarceration, emphasizing the dire need for legal representation and the often rocky road to reintegration.The final part of the episode reminds us that the pursuit of justice is as much about the heart as it is about the law. Through personal stories and heartfelt expressions, we see how cultural backgrounds shape the strategies used to combat injustice. From Lynn's vigorous advocacy to Osagie's composed, culturally rooted approach, we explore the multifaceted nature of activism and invite you to join the conversation. Your voice is crucial in the movement for a more equitable justice system, and we're here to tell you that every act of support brings us closer to that horizon.Find Mia On Social Media ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.Listen and subscribe to the podcast: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ 

On May 25th, 2022 we celebrated WordPress's 19th anniversary. With the help of wp19.day — and partners Envira Gallery, Post Status, and GoDaddy Pro — two live events were held that day. Each had a group of guests that have been deeply involved in the WordPress community for some time.This episode of Comments records the second event. It happened later in the day as a celebration. Several different WordPress meetups also joined us on Zoom along with our guests.As in our previous episode, we started off sharing a few favorite memories but then quickly got into a deeper conversation about the state of WordPress now — and what we hope to see in its future.Guests: Mary Job, Nathan Wrigley, Naoko Takano, Carrie Dils, David Yarde, Joe Simpson Jr., Pat Ramsey, John Jacoby, Yvette Sonneveld, and Taco Verdo.Post Status Comments

Similar backgrounds but different stories. In this episode my guests Megan Noel and David Yarde discuss how they used their background and experience to ask the right questions, take calculated risks, and control their own narrative.

David Yarde of Minimum Lovable Brands joins Christoph Trappe on this episode of the Business Storytelling Podcast. Let's find out how to make your brand more lovable. Connect with David on LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/e6cwE8s And on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dsmy His website: davidyarde.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ctrappe/message

In today’s episode, Joe talks with David Yarde, Creative Director and Partner at Sevenality. David's expertise and experience is at the intersection of visual communications and software engineering with a focus in brand development, communications design, user experience problem solving.   Joe and David discuss the importance of knowing your customers and prospects, how to overcome stage fright when speaking in public, maximizing referrals to grow customers, and the interesting journey of being both a developer and a designer.    Tune in to learn more about designing, developing, and business growth!   Episode Resources Visit David’s Website Tweet David Leave an iTunes review or binge watch past episodes Send questions to yo@wpmrr.com for the next Q&A pod Visit the WPMRR website   What to Listen For:  00:00 Intro 01:31 Welcome to the pod, David Yarde! 03:15 How did you find yourself at the intersection of a designer and developer? 08:35 Having a connection and passion for the industry 13:13 Starting up Sevenality 18:42 What introverts can do when talking in front of an audience? 25:59 What’s it like to not have a lead acquisition channel? 31:20 How to make referrals a little easier? 37:08 Coming up with the referral discount program 41:36 The Loveable Brands program

In this episode I am talking to David Yarde, a multitalented Jamaican born digital creator who lets us in on his secret struggles with being a Jamaican living in the diaspora, working in non-traditional spaces with all the attendant stereotypes all the while battling depression and trying to overcome childhood trauma.  It was an unexpected foray into the mind of an introverted creative who has to navigate awkward and sometimes unfriendly spaces, especially when those unfriendly spaces are in the home.  I also opened up about my struggles with mental health, how it affects my work and developing healthy coping mechanisms,  Find links to things mentioned during this episode on the blog and follow the show on our social media pages on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, If you liked this episode please download, subscribe, leave a review and share.

“ the things you do should add to your purpose “ David Yarde (@thedsmy ) seems like a jack of all trades when you first listen to his list of accomplishments and skills. Under further investigation you can understand that he is simply living life based around a set of principles and values David struggled with a lot of the normal childhood challenges we have all faced at some point in time in our life. Whether that was getting into programming and design, not as cool and popular when he was growing up, or getting bullied for not doing what everyone else was doing. He unknowingly developed a valuable skill that has a direct impact on not only his own success but others, blocking out the noise. With everyone being a guru and the big push to develop your own brand its hard to decide what and who to listen to. Where should I spend my time? What strategy should I use? “Its east to listen to everyone and become confused on what to do next”  David recommends tuning almost everyone out and look for those who want to work together to build something great After getting a job in sale he quickly realized he wanted to get back what he enjoyed and that design. Always working on or towards things he loves, that he really has the heart for is one of the things David gives credit for his consistency over the years. Even working on something you have a deep passion for can get redundant and the ideas can stop flowing. When that happens get outside if not outdoors at least outside of your normal projects and surroundings to inspire new creativity. We all have many ideas that can be great ideas in their own right but you have to remain focused. Work on your main focus until completion before taking on too much. David is a great business mind who's historical track record speaks for its self. Be sure to follow him with the links below: https://www.instagram.com/thedsmy/ https://davidyarde.com/ Connect with us     https://www.instagram.com/theunitedpromotion  follow The United Promotion on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/theunitedpromotion

Today I spoke to David Yarde, graphic designer and business owner who spent some time in the corporate world before realizing he'd rather have his own business. He brings up a good point that while many people may see the corporate world as more stable, it's often the other way around, at least for creatives, because your fate is in someone else's hands. He works with his wife, so we spoke a bit about that dynamic as well as taking time to be healthy and not overworking yourself. Lots of great insight from David! You can find his work at Sevenality.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dopeamine/message

The National Automotive and Truck Museum is known for its distinctive exhibits and this spring it will add another one to the collection dedicated to the history of the American Truck driver. Terry Scruton gets the latest from the museum’s director David Yarde.

David Yarde is a husband, father, and creative director based out of Orlando, FL. You can connect with him via www.davidyarde.com or IG: @davidyarde

We love to chat with Entrepreneurs like David who hung a shingle to set-up a design shop as he services his clients by providing a phenomenal user experience to help build their brands. This is a must listen for those who love design and understand how branding can elevate your business. Check out David: http://davidyarde.com/

David is a creative entrepreneur who runs a branding firm with his wife and runs various community organisations. He also shares blog articles from his online project called Always Upward and has been a creative for the last 16 years. David's Socials: Website - https://www.davidyarde.com Twitter - https://twitter.com/dsmy?lang=en Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dsmy YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/davidyarde Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/dsmybatman Medium (blog) - https://medium.com/@dsmy Thank you for tuning in and be sure to like, share and subscribe! New episodes every Wednesday and Saturday. Follow me on social media for updates: https://twitter.com/OneSpoonAtATime https://www.facebook.com/Spoonofconsciousness/ https://www.instagram.com/spoonofconsciousness/ https://www.spoonofconsciousness.com Peace & positive vibes.

Sevenality is a florida-based husband and wife creative agency run by Angelica and David Yarde. Sevenality specializes in branding and website design. David talks about the importance of the discovery process, […] The post 013 The Art of Discovery – David Yarde of Sevenality appeared first on The Creative Agency Podcast.

Welcome to the sixth episode of the Heart + Hustle podcast. Today we have our local career change correspondent David Yarde of Sevenality/Being Angelica's Husband on the podcast He and Charisma talk about their big career transitions, what they did to make sure things went smoothly, and how we've been making transitions for a long time. Enjoy! David is on twitter at http://twitter.com/dsmy. He is also available at www.davidyarde.com / www.sevenality.com and the host of the Create More Good Podcast www.createmoregood.co. WordCamp Miami: 2016.miami.wordcamp.org/ Meet the hosts: Angelica Yarde (twitter.com/studio404design) and Charisma Moran (twitter.com/charismamoran) Subscribe via iTunes (itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/heart…d1071624684?mt=2)! Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/hearthustlepod and Instagram instagram.com/heartandhustlepodcast!

David Yarde is the co-founder of Sevenality with his wife, Angelica, a design firm that specializes is branding and user experience.  When not working on Severalty, he's busy spending time with his family and sharing tweets via @dsmy.   Their mission is simple, to deliver an exceptional experience while changing the world through design.   David and his wife Angelica have made it their mission to transform the community and bridge the generation gap through their community outreach.   Please subscribe to our show on iTunes at  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/bold-leadership-podcast/id975541124?mt=2   You can follow me on twitter: @theboldleader and visit our website at www. theevansgp.com

This week's interview is with David Yarde, a web designer and developer, and co-founder of the creative strategy and branding firm Sevenality. We talked a little bit about branding, discussed which brands are getting it right (and which aren't!) and talked about how to succeed being an introverted person of color, and how that can be misconstrued. David is a prime example of someone who has used design to change his life, and I think you'll really be inspired by his story and his advice for young designers. Show Notes David Yarde's Website David Yarde on Twitter Sevenality