Podcast appearances and mentions of dennis gray

Crossover Episode … Read My Lips Cool Conversations with Poets on Technology Revolution On the Read My Lips stage, as passion glows bright akaRadioRed's Scarlett mic in the live-streaming light Welcomes you to The Poetry of Creativity today Featuring four Creatives with so much to say Amy Hadley, Lelawattee Manoo-Rahming, Dennis Gray and Pearl Ketover Prilik, too  Watch or listen as we verse inspiration for you!

On the Read My Lips stage, as passion glows bright akaRadioRed's Scarlett mic in the live-streaming light Welcomes you to The Poetry of Creativity today Featuring four Creatives with so much to say Amy Hadley, Lelawattee Manoo-Rahming, Dennis Gray and Pearl Ketover Prilik, too  Watch or listen as we verse inspiration for you!

On airwaves dancing, lively and grand, A rendezvous with Creativity, the finest in the land. Host akaRadioRed, in her voice so fine, Welcomes Amy Hadley and Dennis Gray, two real stars who shine. Amy, the financial wiz, in the day's embrace, Evenings weaving words, her heart's poetic grace. With camera in tow, she meanders, she dreams, Chasing inspiration, where passion streams. Dennis, the videographer, poet, and more, In '78, he apologized to a fish, creative to the core. COVID closed doors, but he found a new start, Writing for himself, a creative burst, a work of art. Tune in for this special rendezvous, The Poetry of Creativity our episode new, akaRadioRed is thrilled to lead the way, Welcoming Amy and Dennis, how these Creatives play!

On airwaves dancing, lively and grand, A rendezvous with Creativity, the finest in the land. Host akaRadioRed, in her voice so fine, Welcomes Amy Hadley and Dennis Gray, two real stars who shine. Amy, the financial wiz, in the day's embrace, Evenings weaving words, her heart's poetic grace. With camera in tow, she meanders, she dreams, Chasing inspiration, where passion streams. Dennis, the videographer, poet, and more, In '78, he apologized to a fish, creative to the core. COVID closed doors, but he found a new start, Writing for himself, a creative burst, a work of art. Tune in for this special rendezvous, The Poetry of Creativity our episode new, akaRadioRed is thrilled to lead the way, Welcoming Amy and Dennis, how these Creatives play!

Back at the Daddy Panel with Dennis Gray of 101 Uses for Baby Wipes, Greg from Dancing with Elephants and James B of the Naval Cast and Face the music. Great topics and discussion. Very interesting to see/hear what our worries about TV screen time were back then compared to what screen time means today. Enjoy!!

This episode was the first Daddy Panel, a dream child of Dennis Gray (101 Uses for Baby Wipes) to bring together father podcasters to talk about father podcaster stuff. On this inaugural episode we had James B (Naval Cast and Face the Music), Rob Walch (Podcast 411, Today in iOS) and Richard Brewer-Hay (formerly with Podshow, now with Splunk and always with the Elizabeth Street Brewery). Richard was not yet a dad so much of the episode was based on giving sound (and not so sound) advice to the soon be be father. Good time - these Daddy Panels were a lot of fun.

Dennis Gray hops into the hot seat this week on Terminal Exchange. He’s been cruising our nation’s roads for a while now, but before he was a navigator of the sea seeing the world. We could write a book on him – but here’s just a brief glimpse of Captain Dennis.

Dennis Gray hops into the hot seat this week on Terminal Exchange. He’s been cruising our nation’s roads for a while now, but before he was a navigator of the sea seeing the world. We could write a book on him – but here’s just a brief glimpse of Captain Dennis. 600 lb Marlin to 80,000 lb Truck Dennis divulges his fascinating history from the army to computers in the ’80s to captaining sport fishing boats and more. “I ran all sorts of different boats: party boats, cruise boats, dive boats, off-shore oil field crew boats, supply boats, and private boats. I had a lot of fun driving the private boats.” He’s seen the world, seen a lot of ocean, and now he sees a lot of growth and opportunity as a Nussbaum driver. “We need to get to dancing again. And get our rhythm back. And I think once we get our rhythm back, our strong heart beat’s going to return.” In this episode of Terminal Exchange, Dennis wows with where he’s been, but also where he sees Nussbaum going as an employee-owned company. Listen now for worldly stories and wisdom from Captain Dennis Gray. Quotes “My dad was 24 years military. And my brother was in the military at that time, so I joined the army security agency and got 12 years in the military.”“I got a long history – I’m an old man!”“Now my phone will do more than the first computers I ever worked on.”“I ran all sorts of different boats: party boats, cruise boats, dive boats, off-shore oil field crew boats, supply boats, and private boats. I had a lot of fun driving the private boats.”“We won first place with a 654-pound blue marlin. $575,000 for three days of fishing.”“We’re talking five staterooms, five bathrooms…”“It’s like a hotel on water?” “Yeah, but it rocks and rolls!”“I can’t tell you how many people I see driving down the road with that phone in their hand in front of their face trying to drive a car 70 MPH next to a big rig.”“He was 25 miles off-shore in a 14-foot boat with six people on it and had no idea where he was. He was just out driving around on his boat and was out of fuel.”“God’s sent me this message and showed me that [Nussbaum] truck coming down the highway on my way home. Maybe this is the direction I need to go…”“We need to get to dancing again. And get our rhythm back. And I think once we get our rhythm back, our strong heart beat’s going to return.” Pictures

Dennis Gray is one of the best-known lensmen in American motorsports. His San Francisco-based career began in the early 1950s when his father took Dennis to a dirt-track jalopy race at the Merced County Fairgounds. He was a team photographer for the George Dyer Racing Team, the Spalding’s Can-Am Team, and the official photographer for the RJ Reynolds IMSA series. He’s snapped images for Ford, Porsche, Cadillac, Buick, Jaguar, Honda, Pirelli and Goodyear, Apple, Gallo Winery, Henry Winehard Beer and numerous other companies as an advertising photographer. Today Dennis is the senior photographer for Sports Car Digest. You’ll also see his work in Vintage Racecar and Excellence magazines. He is a member of the American Auto Racing Writers and Broadcasters Association and Western Automotive Journalists.  

Message from December 18th - JWAR2/Advent - PEACE: Zachariah & Elizabeth

Message from December 18th - JWAR2/Advent - PEACE: Zachariah & Elizabeth

Message from December 11th - JWAR2/Advent - JOY: Shepherd

Message from December 11th - JWAR2/Advent - JOY: Shepherd

Message from December 4th - JWAR2/Advent - LOVE: Joseph and Mary

Message from December 4th - JWAR2/Advent - LOVE: Joseph and Mary

Message from November 27th - JWAR2/Advent - Hope: Simeon and Anna

Message from November 27th - JWAR2/Advent - Hope: Simeon and Anna

Dancing With Elephants Listener Feedbag Show for Episode 068. Thanks to everyone offering to lend us their Harry Potter 'Books on Tape'. We'll have to take some of you up on your offer. Feedbag Roll Call: Amy called with a suggestion for traveling with small children and called to tell us about 3 websites where you can get drive-in information: Drive-ins.com, Drive-in Theater.com, and List of active drive-in theaters. Check out The Car. Jim of Iowa wrote to tell us that del.icio.us allows for notes. Papabear called with some suggestions for finding audiobooks (Talking Book World has been forced to discontinue its business in the US) and wrote to tell us about the iPhone Clone. Check out Henson.com for a great behind the scenes podcast produced by Grant Baciocco of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd. Tina of tinatheartist.com wrote with her recipes for the sensory table: PLAY DOUGH 1 cup flour 1/2 cup salt 1 cup water 1 Tbsp vegetable oil 1 Tbsp cream of tartar (optional) Heat in heavy saucepan. Cook stirring constantly until forms a ball. Turn out onto floured surface and knead until desired consistency. Store in plastic bags or airtight container in refrigerator. CORNSTARCH PLAYDOUGH 2 lbs baking soda 1 lb cornstarch 1 1/4 cups water Cook until consistency of mashed potatoes. Can add more water if needed later. SILLY PUTTY 2 parts white glue 1 part liquid starch food coloring Mix until it achieves the 'right' texture. If the silly putty is too sticky then it's too gluey, add more starch. If the silly putty won't stick to itself then it needs more glue. Store in airtight container in fridge. OOBLIK Water and cornstarch Can't remember the proportions, play around with it. It should flow like a liquid but when you press it feel like a solid, you can roll a ball in your palms for example. Dale of Tech Talk For Families called with a bone to pick about Dungeons & Dragons, The Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon, Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends Cartoon, The Muppet Show, Battle of the Planets, and HDTVs. He also sent a link for making a ring out of a silver half dollar. Check out the TTFF Episode 11 interview with Jason Snell. Also check out Omni-Directional Treadmill. Did we mention Henson.com for a great behind the scenes podcast produced by Grant Baciocco of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd? Paul wrote Tonya with another Amazing Spider Catcher. Finally, Mike of KidsWifeWorkLife called to suggest Heelys to make Caleb tall enough to ride the rides at Walt Disney World. Announcements: Keep an eye out for The Daddy Panel Episode 15 with your host Dennis Gray of 101 Uses For Baby Wipes and featuring Mike of KidsWifeWorkLife, Chuck Tomasi of chuckchat.com, and Kevin Cummings of Short Cummings Audio. Podcast Pickle Contest. We'll be joining Chuck Tomasi of chuckchat.com for his 2007 Karate America Kick-a-thon. And finally we'll be attending the Chicago Air & Water Show on Aug 18. If you'd like to join us, drop us a line. New Email Addresses for the DWithE Gang: greg@dwithe.com tonya@dwithe.com nikolai@dwithe.com caleb@dwithe.com

Dancing With Elephants Listener Feedbag Show for Episode 066. Feedbag Roll Call: Part Two Chuck of chuckchat.com called to tell us about some of the appropriate places where he viewed some movies. Also, please check out Chuck's 2007 Karate America Kick-a-thon. Paul emailed to say he's back and discuss Hammer House of Horror and DriveinMovie.com. Greg Lemmon of Myth Show Podcast and Myth Minute Podcast called to talk about Ratatouille and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J. K. Rowling . Greg also recommends the following podiobooks: The Pocket and the Pendant by Mark Jeffrey Shadowmagic by John Lanahan Nina Kimberly the Merciless by Chrisiana Ellis Brave Men Run by Matthew Wayne Selznick PD Love of The DaddyCast sent an audio comment with a suggestion for making a outdoor theater in our backyard. Jim of Iowa sent a suggestion for a GPS tracker Sony GPS-CS1 GPS Device for CyberShot Digital Cameras and HoudahGeo software for the Mac. Dennis Gray of 101 Uses For Baby Wipes called to tell us how he ran into DWithE listener Eric of Yuba City, California. Announcements: We're thinking of putting together a Wiki where listeners can share links to stuff they find interesting for the DWithE. New Email Addresses for the DWithE Gang: greg@dwithe.com tonya@dwithe.com nikolai@dwithe.com caleb@dwithe.com

Dancing With Elephants Listener Feedbag Show for Episode 065. Feedbag Roll Call: Matt of Pizza Go Here wrote to talk about Wiis, Miis, CUBSLUV and the Trackstick II Personal Tracker. Dale of Tech Talk For Families sent us a link for the article, Squirming Fly Larvae Pulled From Man's Head, cause he thought of us when he read it. Tina of tinatheartist.com emailed us surprised that we took Nik and Caleb to see the Transformers and point out the Parental Guide to The Transformers. Dan Johnson of The Journey Inside My Mind Podcast called to wish Nik a Happy 6th Birthday. Birthday Wishes for Nik also came from Dale and Teresa of Tech Talk For Families, Jim, Tina, Adam, and Ryan of Iowa, and Chuck of chuckchat.com. Papabear emailed to talk about a song played on The DaddyCast Episode 106 that reminded him of us and talk about his adventures at the drive-in. Drew of Connecticut wrote to explain to Greg how a dryer works. Jack emailed to recommend two YouTube videos, Lego Millennium Falcon Stop Motion and Battlestar Galactica Vs Star Wars Vs Star Trek Vs Babylon 5 and suggest the following show, DragonflyTV. Dennis Gray of 101 Uses For Baby Wipes called to continue the explanation to Greg as to how a dryer works. Wendy of San Jose wrote to talk about her adventures at the drive-in and seeing things anew through her son's eyes. Amy M wrote to discuss ice cream makers, refrigerators, carpooling with your spouse, and our listeners. Chuck of chuckchat.com called to tell us where he listens to DWithE. Announcements: DWithE has been nominated for a Podcast Peer Award in the Family Friendly Category. We're also trying to recapture the schedule, stay tuned to see if we accomplish that. New Email Addresses for the DWithE Gang: greg@dwithe.com tonya@dwithe.com nikolai@dwithe.com caleb@dwithe.com

Dancing With Elephants Listener Feedback Show for Episode 063. Feedback Roll Call: Dale of Tech Talk For Families has a comment about the term Pollack, Assyrian Churches on sale at Amazon, and Nik counting to 10 in Assyrian. Check out Tech Talk For Families Episode 7 for an interview with Grant and Doug of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd. Cory of Maryland called to tell us about all the stuff she's discovered about cicadas. Mr. Bob of Akela's Adventure emailed us with the Geocaching Guidelines. Chuck of chuckchat.com called with 5, count 'em 5 voicemails. Also we use MacFamilyTree Software to organize our Family Tree. Paul emailed us with a link to The Ossuary which is a church made with human bones and talk about Poutine. Congratulations to Paul and his wife, Katherine on the birth of their daughter, Kira, born July 4th. Also, if you hanker for some good pierogies, check out Kasia's Deli. Amy M of South Carolina emailed to say she's with Greg, Peanut Butter and Chocolate make the best ice cream. Matt of Pizza Go Here called to talk about the Traditions Episode of DWithE. Jack emailed with a HAL 9000, and a list of Read Along Books: Disney Pixar's Toy Story Read Along, Jungle Book Disney Read Along, RIF Reading Planet, and Simply Audiobooks. Jack also recommends Inside Yellowstone Podcast. Check out Jack's Instructables and his stuff on Etsy.com. Dan Johnson of The Journey Inside My Mind Podcast called from the road again. Jody wrote to tell us about his Father's Day Weekend. Check out Jody's wife, Alicia's website Four Points Consultants. Papabear emailed to asked for a clue to Tonya's Victoria to Greg's Richard. Dennis Gray of 101 Uses For Baby Wipes called to say that Tonya has the best GPS possible, the Greg Positioning System. Finally, Jim of Iowa wrote a few times to talk about the iPhone and then tell Greg that he got one. Announcements: Greg is trying to catch-up on the email after getting writing the article out of the way.

Dancing With Elephants Listener Feedback Show for Episode 062. Feedback Roll Call: Mike of KidsWifeWorkLife guessed that Tonya's Chris to Greg's Mike was from KidsWifeWorkLife for a Circus Peanut. Matt of Pizza Go Here called to mention Denny's for Father's Day, buying stuff for the wife, 1-800-GOOG-411 and Google Text Paging, getting lost in an elevator, and the Sammy Sosa's 600th and the Cubs. Kris of www.kristopherjulius.com wrote to talk about pinching, Google Calendar, jobs, and being a GPS navigator. Dan Johnson of The Journey Inside My Mind Podcast called to ask about favorite ice cream flavors. Greg Lemon of The Myth Show Podcast called to talk about bugs, entertaining a 6 month old, and living down the street from Disneyland. Jack wrote to tell us how he uses Douglas Adams' Zen Method of Navigating to find his way around without relying on a GPS receiver. Jody called to tell us he understood what Nikolai was describing and Father's Day Breakfast in Bed. Finally, Jim of Iowa wrote to ask about Greg's Father's Day Breakfast in Bed and to point out a funny article about the Apple iPhone. Announcements: Thanks to Dennis Gray of 101 Uses For Baby Wipes for sending in a Caleb Answering the Voicemail audio clip.

Dancing With Elephants Listener Feedback Show for Episode 059. Feedback Roll Call: Paul our Official Auditor wrote to wish Tonya a belated Happy Birthday and help Greg with a gift suggestion to get him out of the Dog House. Amy M of SC called to join in on the pick on Greg episode... No reason, just to pick on Greg. Jim of Iowa wrote to wish Tonya a Happy Birthday and send Greg an article on guys and minivans by Craig Playstead. Dennis Gray of 101 Uses For Baby Wipes also called to continue the pick on Greg episode... Boy you guys are relentless. New listener Glennie, 10 years old, of Canada wrote to tell us that she can buy Curly Wurly Bars and Kinder Eggs and even Rocky Mountain Mint Chocolate Bars up in Canada. Thanks for writing Glennie. Dan Johnson of The Journey Inside My Mind Podcast wrote with a couple mnemonics for the Great Lakes in geographic order from west to east, 1. She Made Harry Eat Onions, and 2. She Made Harry Eat Oreos. Dan also called to say he was excited to discover he was the 2nd Runner-up for the Let Them Hear You Contest. Tina of tinatheartist.com and her mom, Gayle, wrote with some travel suggestions to make traveling with kids easier... sorta. However, she had the perfect excuse for Greg and Tonya's Birthday... Not that he forgot it. Gregory Lemon of The Myth Show Podcast wrote to tell us of his recent travel woes: weekend trip, redeye flight, and 4 young kids, need we say more? Finally, Mike of KidsWifeWorkLife called with some questions on the Let Them Hear You Contest and comments on a DWithE Logo Store. Announcements: Please SIGN-UP and vote for The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd in The Public Radio Talent Quest. DWithE's name has been tossed into the ring for the Fall 2007 Podcast Peer Awards by Jen of The Dinkycast with nice comments by Dr. Grant of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd and the crew of The Digger Story Podcast. Thank you. Thanks again to Grant and Doug of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd, Clinton of the comedy4cast, Jen and Alan of The Dinkycast, Steve Webb of The Lifespring Family of Podcasts, and Tina of tinatheartist.com for their help with the Let Them Hear You Contest.

On this week's episode of Dancing With Elephants, we prepare for the start of 2007. Items featured on this week's show: Rock Hide a Key Red Robin LEGO Store Nintendo DS Lite Clubhouse Games LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy Alesis: MultiMix 8 FireWire Podcasts featured or mentioned on this week's show: JamesB of Face the Music and The NavelCast Dan Johnson of the Journey Inside My Mind and Homeschooler Podcast Dr. Steve of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd Evan and Dennis Gray of 101 Uses For Baby Wipes Music featured on the show Brand New Day provided by Mission 5. You can find them on the Podsafe Music Network. Next Week: The first show of 2007. Until then, keep an eye on the center ring.

Interviews with Chris Townsend about the mystery of Soft Shells, Pauline Sanderson discusses the Everest fatality, Dennis Gray on his new rock career and Jim Perrin takes us to a dark place! For more information see August 2006 TGO magazine.

On this week's episode of Dancing With Elephants, it's business as usual. Items featured on this week's show: Binaural Microphones Edirol R-09 American Science & Surplus Oceanique Podcasts featured or mentioned on this week's show: The SG Show The Daddy Panel featuring: Dennis Gray of 101 Uses For Baby Wipes P.D. Love of The DaddyCast Jamesb of Face the Music and Rob of podCast411 Music featured on the show Food provided by Deirdre Flint. You can find her on the Podsafe Music Network. If you could name an asteroid, what would you name it? Send us your name selections and you'll be entered to win an Asteroid Plasma Light. Next Week: We make an effort not to start recording the show so late in the evening. Until then, keep an eye on the center ring.

In this week's episode of Dancing With Elephants we take a look at the National Pastime, baseball and how to bleed Cubbie Blue. To get Edward Meeker's 1908 version of Take Me Out to the Ball Game, go here. To learn more about Ronnie 'Woo-woo' Wickers, go here. To learn more about Ron Santo and the movie This Old Cub, go here. And to learn what you can do to help the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, please visit JDRF. April is Autism Awareness Month. Please visit the Centers For Disease Control website to learn what steps you can take to help spread the word. Learn The Signs, Act Early.  Also listen to 101 Uses For Baby Wipes Episode 136 for Dennis Gray's interview with Dr. Debra Balke, MD, Pediatric Neurologist, on the topic of raising a child with autism. Music featured on the show Making Way provided by Adama. You can find her on the Podsafe Music Network. Next Week: Our final 'practice' episode?!? Until then, keep an eye on the center ring.

In this week's episode of Dancing With Elephants Nikolai performs his magic trick, to participate you'll need a piece of paper and a writing instrument and Greg and Tonya begin part 1 in a 62 part series titled The Joys of Driving in Chicago. April is Autism Awareness Month. Please visit the Centers For Disease Control website to learn what steps you can take to help spread the word. Learn The Signs, Act Early.  Also listen to 101 Uses For Baby Wipes Episode 135 for Dennis Gray's interview with Dr. Marshalyn Yeargin-Allsop from The Centers For Disease Control on the subject of Autism and the related spectrum disorders. Music featured on the show Chicago provided by Blackboard Jungle. You can find them on the Podsafe Music Network. Next Week: Is it too early to start talking about baseball? Until then, keep an eye on the center ring.

Welcome to the show it is April 12th and this is our 142nd show. Today will be an interview with Dennis Gray of the 101 Uses for Baby Wipes Podcast. Please visit this podcast at http://www.101usesforbabywipes.blogspot.com/