Podcast appearances and mentions of dennis black

On today's episode Kellie digs into the world of canine nutrition with none other than Dr. Dennis Black, the founder of Ruff Greens.  From veteran to pet health advocate, Dr. Black shares his miraculous backstory behind launching Ruff Greens, the skepticism he faced, and why he believes most dog food is failing our furry companions. Kellie asks the tough questions—like whether any of this stuff really works and shares her own experience and the life-changing results it's had on her own dog Larry.  If you've ever looked at your dog's bowl and wondered what's actually in there, this one's for you. Thank you to our podcast sponsors!  Go to helixsleep.com/sandwich for 27% Off Sitewide + Free Bedding Bundle (Sheet Set and Mattress Protector) with any Luxe or Elite Mattress Order Exclusive for listeners of A Sandwich And Some Lovin'! Head to foodfinitybypurina.com right now, use promo code KIDD, and get your Foodfinity sensor @ 50% off or now just $10. Trust me, your dog will thank you! Let's keep those tails wagging, Kidd Kraddick family! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade criticized GOP House Rep. Tim Burchett for offering a prayer before voting to remove former GOP House Speaker McCarthy from office. What could prompt a nationwide alert requiring every cell phone in the country to be contacted for a national test? Dr. Dennis Black, a naturopathic practitioner and the founder/owner of Ruff Greens, joins Mike to discuss his nutritional dog food product. Kevin McCullough, a nationally syndicated radio show host from "That Kevin Show" on Salem News Channel, engages in a conversation with Mike about politics and pre-born issues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Maui fires were three weeks ago, but even now we don't know what caused the fire, how many people were killed, or even how many people are still missing. Covid commentator Ed Dowd is a longtime resident of the island, and joins in with his own assessment of the tragedy. Dowd and Charlie discuss how Maui reflects the ominous future of America, where the government fails to execute on more and more basic obligations. Plus, Michael Seifert talks about Dylan Mulvaney's repulsive persistence as a mascot of woke capital, and Dr. Dennis Black stops by to discuss pet health.Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/422   Presented By: Stonefly Nets, Mavrk Fly Fishing, Trxstle Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors  Brent Bauer is here to take us back to Umpqua Flies and some of the top-selling flies and products they have in their line. We hear about how a fly makes it through the Umpqua cut list, the process, some funny stories, and some of their most popular flies. A man who has been at Umpqua since back in the day, here we go with Brent Bauer. Umpqua Flies Show Notes with Brent Bauer 3:07 - I mention episode 303 with Russ Miller about how Umpqua Feather Merchants came to be. 3:37 - Brent talks about how he got into fly fishing. He grew up in Oregon on the Coast Fork Willamette River. 5:23 - Their family moved to Southern California when he was in high school. 8:04 - He shared how he got connected with Umpqua. His first professional gig in fly fishing was in Westbank Anglers in Houston, Texas in '97, then he got into Umpqua in the early 2000s as a dealer support manager. 12:29 - He takes us back to the downturn back then at the company. 16:25 - He shares his second favorite job at Umpqua and the challenges they deal with working in the company. 18:56 - They are the first company that introduced the taper leader. They are also the largest seller of fly fishing hooks in the US. 20:41 - He tells the categories of their products which are flies, hooks, leaders, tippet, streamside, fly tying, and bags. Currently, Brent is the Director of Product Management. He handles all new product designs and development in all categories. 25:05 - He walks us through the process of deciding on which fly designs go in their catalog. He and Jeff Fryhover, their President, have been members of their fly committee for over two decades now. 29:20 - He talks about their collaboration process with their fly tyers. 31:32 - We talk a bit about travel. He already has been to Alphonse in Seychelles. 33:00 - He shares their top-selling categories. One of the products he mentions is the hippie stomper. 34:52 - I ask him if they keep track of their top products every year. They do extremely well in dry flies in general. They're the hardest flies to tie. 35:34 - He mentions the stimulator by one of their signature tyers, Randall Kauffman. 36:16 - He mentions other trending categories at Umpqua. 38:03 - He shares how they name their flies. 38:55 - He gives us a rundown of their bestselling flies. Among them are the chubby chernobyl, elk caddies, and hippie stomper. 39:20 - We dig into the hippie stomper. He recommends a red size 14 hippie stomper. He says it's a deadly fly. 40:25 - I ask him to compare the hippie stomper with the missing link which he says is a fantastic fly. 41:28 - He talks about their collaboration with Andrew Grillos, the signature tyer of the hippie stomper and the mini hippie stomper which they launched a couple of years ago. We had Andrew in the podcast in episode 339. 45:04 - He gives us their top nymphs. One of them is the zebra midge tungsten which he says is a killer. 51:01 - He talks about what sets Umpqua apart from the other companies. He mentions their signature fly designer program and the late Dave Whitlock who was their first signature fly designer. 52:38 - He also says that the other aspect of their success is the relationships created in Thailand, Sri Lanka, and India by the late Dennis Black, Umpqua founder. 55:45 - I ask him why they placed their production in Sri Lanka. They have hundreds of tyers in each of their factories in the abovementioned countries. 57:44 - He shares the challenges they encountered having their production process in those countries. 59:10 - We dig into the categories they look at to consider certain flies in their top list. 1:03:22 - We do the two-minute drill. 1:04:31 - He gives advice to those who are new to getting into the game. 1:06:40 - He shares what's next for them in product development. He also mentions some products that they just launched. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/422  

Alexandra Ocasio Cortez and Joe Biden are trying to blame record debt and deficits on the tax cuts from the Trump administration. There's one problem with that, as Trish Regan reports in today's episode of The Trish Regan Show: When Donald Trump was President, the Federal government raked in the most revenue in its history! In other words, smart policies can generate positive outcomes. But, today, as the federal government continues spending and the federal reserve tries to manage its insane money printing, the average American is losing out. America's middle class is losing its opportunity for upward mobility proving that  "Modern Monetary Theory" is nothing but theoretical nonsense. "This is NOT a game of monopoly," says Regan.  The stagflation threat is real. SIGN UP FOR TRISH REGAN'S NEWSLETTER AT Https://TrishIntel.com SUBSCRIBE TO TRISH REGAN'S LOCALS PAGE AT: https://TrishRegan.Locals.com GET TRISH REGAN MERCH AT: https://TrishRegan.store Twitter: https://Twitter.com/Trish_Regan Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/trishreganchannel Locals: https://TrishRegan.Locals.com Facebook: https://Facebook.com/RealTrishRegan Instagram: https://Instagram.com/Trish_Regan Today's in-show Advertisers, Sponsors, and Special Offers include: Legacy PM Investments FIND OUT HOW TO INVEST IN GOLD by calling 1-866-589-0560 or getting a free guide at: https://LegacyPMInvestments.com EK Pure Enviro-Klenz https://EKPure.com CODEWORD: TRISH  Use Codeword TRISH to get 10% off your military grade air-purifier - Plus, get free shipping and a free air quality monitor ALL with CODEWORD TRISH at EKPure.com KeyCity Capital For more on how KeyCity Capital believes investors may better hedge inflation click here RUFF GREENS Does your pet need a vitamin boost? Get a FREE Jumpstart Trial Bag of the Ruff Greens supplement created by naturopathic Doctor Dennis Black. All you have to do is pay for shipping.   Support the show: https://trishregan.store/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

Ann Rohmer speaks with Dr. Raywat Deonandan, an Epidemiologist and Science Communicator specializing in Global Health from the Faculty of Health Sciences at Ottawa University about learning to live with COVID 19 and the shift in public health messaging Tina Cortese is with Dr. Cristina Popa - Emergency Department physician and lead at the Covid Assessment and Vaccination Centre. They discuss the availability of PAXLOVID and how the COVID at home program works. Ann Rohmer speaks with Demiesha Dennis, the founder & CEO of Brown Girl Outdoor World, a group committed to changing the narratives assigned to the Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPoC) community and to begin the business of reminding BIPoC communities that they too belong in the great outdoors. Kevin Frankish has details about the Black Moms Connection Financial Literacy Summit that helps educate and promote dialogue about financial growth. From navigating financial systems and increasing confidence around money to seeking financial support, the summit provides relevant tools and resources to empower and educate Black women and families and strengthen the community's relationship with money. Jim Lang speaks with Hamilton 2030 Bid Chair – Louis Frapporti. With the awarding of the 2030 Commonwealth Games is less than a year away, and as that date nears, the team behind the bid has unveiled new details about the plans to include many of the communities across the 905.

In this episode of Bowel Sounds, hosts Drs. Jennifer Lee and Peter Lu  talk to Dr. Dennis Black about Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis. We discuss etiology, surgical therapies, controversies with ursodiol, overlap syndrome, and it's association with IBD. Hear what it was like on the first successful pediatric living donor liver transplant team, and about his record label Black and Wyatt (blackandwyattrecords.com).  We also listen to career advice from the 2020 American Gastroenterological Association Institute Council Section on Obesity, Metabolism and Nutrition Research Mentor Award winner. As always, the discussion, views, and recommendations in this podcast are the sole responsibility of the hosts and guests and are subject to change over time with advances in the field.Produced by: Jennifer LeeSpecial requests:Thank you to everyone for listening to our podcast. If you enjoyed this content and thought it was useful, we ask you to consider doing any or all of the following three things:Tell one person who you think would like this type of content about the podcast.  We want to reach more GI doctors and trainees and general pediatricians, pediatric residents, and medical students.Leave a review on Apple Podcasts -- this helps more people discover our podcast.You can also support the show by making a donation to the NASPGHAN FoundationSupport the show (https://www.naspghan.org/content/87/en/foundation/donate)Support the show (https://www.naspghan.org/content/87/en/foundation/donate)

Clinical trials are essential to bring new treatments to the kids who need them. Dr. Dennis Black, Le Bonheur's vice president of research and the scientific director at the Children's Foundation Research Institute, answers the common questions he hears about pediatric clinical trials, how clinical trials work and which kids benefit from them.

My guest today is Dr. Dennis Black. Dr. Black is one of a kind. I heard of Dr. Black from a listener to this podcast, and once I heard how established he is as an accomplished researcher and award-winning physician while also being an avid fan of Bonnaroo- I couldn't resist asking him to be on the show. I had a great time with Dr. Black where we cover: The time when he wanted to be a mad scientist as a kid, and he lit a desk on fire The patience and persistence of a researcher Why he loves pouring into students finding their way How research is changing and why data is being used to proactively solve problems  And more!   Please enjoy this week's episode with Dr. Dennis Black!   Dr. Black is currently the scientific director of the Children's Foundation Research Institute (CFRI), The Buckman Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. Finally, he is the co-owner of the Memphis-based music label Black and Wyatt Records.  Links: https://www.blackandwyattrecords.com/ https://www.lebonheur.org/publications/delivering-on-a-promise/fallout/profile-dennis-black-md https://www.bonnaroo.com/

This episode is part of a new podcast series called “Join The Conversation”. Steve Kyles hosts Ben Smidt, a Digital Strategist, Digital Marketer, Speaker, and SEO Expert from MGIC. Steve also hosts Dennis Black, who specializes in Career Development…

This episode is part of a new podcast series called “Join The Conversation”. Steve Kyles hosts Ben Smidt, a Digital Strategist, Digital Marketer, Speaker, and SEO Expert from MGIC. Steve also hosts Dennis Black, who specializes in Career Development…

This episode is part of a new podcast series called "Join The Conversation". Steve Kyles hosts Ben Smidt, a Digital Strategist, Digital Marketer, Speaker, and SEO Expert from MGIC. Steve also hosts Dennis Black, who specializes in Career Development...

This episode is part of a new podcast series called "Join The Conversation". Steve Kyles hosts Ben Smidt, a Digital Strategist, Digital Marketer, Speaker, and SEO Expert from MGIC. Steve also hosts Dennis Black, who specializes in Career Development Coaching, Public Speaking, Executive Coaching, and Leadership Development. In this episode, they discuss the importance of Systems, Structure, Selling Skills, and Messaging for Loan Officers. Join our Facebook group, Loan officer Leadership Group and Make sure to SHARE and SUBSCRIBE to the weekly podcast.

Sponsor:  https://www.delifreshdesign.com/ Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/78 Brian O'Keefe is on the podcast today to share some stories from a life of fly fishing and traveling.  We go into some Alaskan DIY tips, a place he's been to over 50 times. We talk about what it has been like with a life of fly fishing, how he managed to travel around New Zealand at 19 and how to grab a deadliest catch boat to hit some new waters in Alaska. Show Sponsors Deli Fresh Design  https://www.delifreshdesign.com/ https://wetflyswing.com/members Show Notes with Brian Okeefe (Update Show Notes Links and Time: https://wetflyswing.com/78) I noted the Joe Brooks episode and his story from living on the streets to teaching fly fishing.  Joe coined the phrase blue ribbon trout stream. Dennis Black of Umpqua Feather Merchants was one of Brian's early influencers. Wood-TikChik is a great area to get in some canoeing trips. Brian helped to create Catch Magazine with Todd Moen in 2008. Catch Magazine has a few videos over 2 million views which is crazy.  Here's one of them on the salmon fly hatch. Brian was on the Orvis Podcast where he discussed some great photo tips. Here's a link to the most popular photo Brian took with an underwater camera. The Olympus Tough camera Brian notes that everyone should take a few minutes to head over to Keep Em Wet.org and read the tips on protecting fish. The Morrish Mouse and Mr. Hanky are two goto flies for Brian Here's how to make an Arnold Palmer and the Shiner Beer. The BoDeans, Johnny and Merle Haggard are all favorites for Brian. The Howler Brothers We talked about Eleven Experience in the show today.  This is Brian's current project. Jeff Currier was on the show here and noted how he loves his home time as well. You can find Brian at BrianOkeefePhotography.com Conclusion with Brian O'keefe Brian shares some great Alaska tips from his over 50 trips up north.  We also get into his background and here how he came to be one of the most travelled fly fishers, hitting fish all over the globe. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/78

Would you please help us improve the show by voting for your favourite track from this episode?Candy's DeadThe Frog PrincessGod Knows I've TriedMary You Were WrongLaundry RoomI KnowGlam LiesVote now! Firstly Fingers Like Saturn are our point of interest in this show. It is a remarkable story. Rob and Dennis (Black and Wyatt Records) have played a massive part in this. We are delighted to be intertwined in this story from afar. Besides Fingers Like Saturn, Tobin brings us The Frog Princess, a cautionary tale by The Divine Comedy. Secondly, later on in the show we introduce Sammy Brue and his wonderfully rich voice. Further to that, we have a video from his recent gig in London where he and his guitarist KJ Ward were supporting Caamp. The impromptu trio of Sammy Brue, Taylor Meier and Matt Vinson covered The Avett Brothers classic Laundry Room and the video of that performance is right here in the show notes. Consequently we spin the original on the show as well. Sign up for more from Record Box HQ Track Listing Candy's Dead Fingers Like SaturnThe Frog Princess The Divine ComedyGod Knows I've Tried Kelsey KarterMary You Were Wrong Mary LattimoreLaundry Room The Avett BrothersI Know Sammy BrueGlam Lies Fingers Like Saturn  Fingers Like Saturn - 10 years in the making What Robert at Black and Wyatt Records has to say: Many Memphis rock musicians have great material in the can that has never been put on vinyl. Robert Wyatt - Black & Wyatt Records We are starting by producing 500 to 1000 records for each band.  We are about to release a single what could be the earliest garage rock band record. In 1956 five high school kids who went into Sun Studio, two days after the million dollar quartet session, to record their original song Steady Girl.  The 14 year old drummer, Joe Bauer, later became the drummer for the Youngbloods. The remarkable thing about Fingers Like Saturn is the cast of musicians in the group.  Mike McCarthy, a well known Memphis filmmaker, has written all the songs on this LP. Mike grew up in rural northeast Mississippi in a town close to Tupelo and the songs reflect that heritage. Satnin is about Elvis' mother Gladys and his stillborn twin.  Satnin is a Presley family term of endearment. It is what Elvis called Priscilla. The term is also used for others such as Gladys (and in the song Jesse). Cori Dials Mattice, the vocalist, starred in McCarthy's film, Cigarette Girl.  Steve Selvidge, the drummer, has become one of the most highly regarded Memphis guitar players (Hold Steady). Jonathan Kirkscey, cello, recently put together the soundtrack for the documentary about Mr. Rogers. Our webpage should be updated soon with material on the Heathen's Steady Girl, but it does have stories, photos and links for Fingers Like Saturn - www.blackandwyattrecords.com. Memphis Flyer article: October 25th 2018 Why would two doctors want to start a record label?Chris McCoy Ask Dennis Black and Robert Wyatt of Black & Wyatt Records, and they'll tell you it's because they love Memphis music.  Black is a pediatric gastroenterologist, and Wyatt is a pediatric nephrologist. They met through their work at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital and bonded over their love of music, particularly Memphis rock-and-roll.  Wyatt says even though he's lived and practiced medicine in Memphis since the 1980s, for many years he was unaware of the city's fertile underground music scene. "When I had a division to run, a research lab, and a family to raise, I missed out. My lab techs were going to the Antenna Club, but I never did."  Robert Wyatt and Dennis Black of Black & Wyatt Records - friends of the show The Harbert Avenue Porch Show Black grew up in Covington and worked at the town's radio station, WKBL, in high school, then for Memphis State's WTGR. "Music has kind of been my hobby all along," he says. "Unfortunately, I can't really play.

The 50,000 missing texts between Peter Strzok and Lisa Paige have been recovered. Bowhunter Cameron Hanes joins us live at SHOT Show in Las Vegas. The Secretary of the Interior, Ryan Zinke, speaks with us live on land management. Former MMA fighter Tim Kennedy joins us to discuss Hunting Hitler on History Channel. DACA recipients blocked the entrance to Disneyland in protest. US Mayors are upset that they have to follow Federal law regarding sanctuary cities. Chad Enos from KelTec joins us to discuss the newest products, and Dennis Black from Ranger Bags discusses their new features.

On this episode, I get to sit down with Dennis Black, CEO of a sales training organization devoted exclusively to the development of sales and management professionals in the mortgage lending industry. Dennis has some great insights, so be sure to tune in! Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Mortgage Lending Mastery Community today: jenduplessis.com Become a MLM Gold Member! MLM Membership

On this episode, I get to sit down with Dennis Black, CEO of a sales training organization devoted exclusively to the development of sales and management professionals in the mortgage lending industry. Dennis has some great insights, so be sure to tune in!   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join […]

Fergus Craig, Paul Doolan and Dave Watson bring you Newcastle Natter tonight where we will look ahead to the next few games and discuss options for avoiding relegation.NewcastlePodcast.comProduced by Paul Myers and Mike LeighA Playback Media Productionplaybackmedia.co.uk Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fergus Craig, Paul Doolan and Dave Watson bring you Newcastle Natter tonight where we will look ahead to the next few games and discuss options for avoiding relegation. NewcastlePodcast.com Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

This is the sex, drugs and journalism edition of Byline Confidential, starring Dennis Black!Dennis is an old Texas wiseass with endless great stories: the time he asked Miss America who washes her underwear, intern torture, troublemaker reporters inserting funk into their copy to see if it gets caught. (“We can’t say 37 big knockers.")He edited sports copy at the Dallas Morning News and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and reported from small papers in Texas and Louisiana. His stories about driving around with cops and strolling through towns asking, "Are there any interesting people around here?" are a hoot. That's the episode in a word.

This week's episode features just the audio track from our October 25 LIVE video special where we covered Washington, DC's "25th Annual High Heel Race." We understand that much of what you might hear during this episode won't make sense without the pictures, so we encourage you to (also) check out the video itself. You can watch it right on the front page of swishedition.com. Hosted by Dale & Scott on the main stage and Steve in the street, the coverage includes chats with the race participants, special interviews with Jonathan Howard of GLAAD, executive director of the Historic Dupont Circle Main Streets Paul Williams, TOWN and Cobalt hostess Lena Lett, vice president of J.R.'s Bar & Grill David Perruzza, and many more. Plus, play-by-play of the race itself, the winner (an Amy Winehouse lookalike), a video from Miss Sherry Vine, and much more gay (and straight!) hilarity. Brought to you in part by Atlantis Events' January 29, 2012 Allure of the Seas Caribbean Cruise. Special thanks to our director Eric Reader; cameramen Stone Lyons and Scott Farmer; show runner Deborah Russell; street coordinator Elaine Feehrer; guest wrangler Glen Marsocci; security members Dennis Black and Christopher Dorsey; still photographer Chris Burch; Eric Little, David Perruzza and Paul Greeno of JR's Bar & Grill; Mark Rutstein of Cobalt/30 Degrees; co-host Scott's mom and dad who made sure we sounded and looked good on the other end; and, all of our friends and listeners who cheered us on! We love you all. Episode 157 is called, "25th Annual High Heel Race AUDIO," and while we hope you listen...you might enjoy the video version on our front page instead.