Podcast appearances and mentions of doug oliver

What happens when two industry titans join forces? Embark on a journey with us as we sit down with Doug Oliver, Director of Manufacturing for Leonard Portable Building and Cook Portable Warehouse Organization, to uncover how a successful merger revolutionized the world of sheds. Doug shares his 30-year legacy, detailing the storied history of Cook and Leonard, and their pioneering introduction of pressure-treated wooden buildings in Florida. Discover the secrets behind their strong brand recognition and the product innovations that emerged from their union.Gain insights into the evolving shed industry, where adaptability is key. Doug opens up about the transformative impact of new technologies and marketing tools that are reshaping operations and sales. Listen as he recounts his own journey from industrial maintenance to a multifaceted role, offering a personal perspective on the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in an ever-changing market. The episode also touches on the significant role of regulations, automation, and the challenges posed by external factors like hurricanes on manufacturing operations.Finally, we explore broader industry trends, focusing on the human element of success. Doug emphasizes the necessity of investing in people and fostering a culture of innovation. We discuss how the spirit of entrepreneurship can drive societal progress and the value of trade education in opening doors to fulfilling careers. Whether you're an industry veteran or simply curious, this episode promises an engaging exploration of the shed industry and the inspiring stories of growth and leadership within it.For more information or to know more about the Shed Geek Podcast visit us at our website.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube at the handle @shedgeekpodcast.To be a guest on the Shed Geek Podcast visit our website and fill out the "Contact Us" form.To suggest show topics or ask questions you want answered email us at info@shedgeek.com.This episodes Sponsors:Studio Sponsor: Union Grove LumberShed SuiteIdentiGrowSolar BlasterShed ProLiftify

Michelle Walters and Cynthia Varkevisser interview twin brothers, Mike and Doug Oliver. Mike Oliver is Michelle's Dad. The twins share their unique experiences as older gentlemen who have lived through various life stages, unlike the previous episode's younger twins.Mike and Doug discuss their close relationship, how they grew closer in their golden years, and the common interests that occupy their time and conversations. They reminisce about their high school days, where they were known as the "Oliver brothers" and had the same friend group. While they did have their share of scuffles, they never pursued pranks or used their twin identity for mischief.The episode highlights the strong bond between the twins, as they recall supporting each other through life's ups and downs. They talk about choosing to attend San Jose State together and how their twin connection remained strong even in separate life paths. Overall, the podcast delves into the intriguing dynamics of a lifelong twin relationship and how it shaped their lives.SummaryIntroduction to the episode. 0:01Growing up in high school. 5:44Three younger siblings. 9:23Culture is king when it comes to relationships. 13:20Any pranks they were involved in. 16:50Being the middle is significant. 20:42Scuffling with the bullies. 26:12Standing up for each other when life got tough. 28:33The twin thing and matching outfits. 33:34Receive a free hypnosis track from Michelle! Request any product from her Etsy store for free. Get your recording here.To learn more about Michelle, visit www.michellewalters.netTo learn more about Cinthia, visit www.cinthiavarkevisser.com

Inside View Podcast Host John Hamilton & Guest Doug Oliver Calaveras County Building Official 3/16/2022 Inside View is a flagship show at Calaveras Community TV focusing on public policy and information that affects the citizens of Calaveras for over 17 years. It brings local information about interesting topics to this rural California county that has a rich blend of California's Gold Rush history, agriculture, recreation, and rural ambiance. #CalaverasCounty #PublicAccess #CalaverasCommunityTV #CCTV #InsideView #CalaverasCountyBuildingDepartment #RuralLiving #LocalIssues

Listen to this episode... just click play ▶️ on the player below This Cutting Edge Hamilton, Ontario based program may well change the way Canadians (and the rest of the world) Plan For an Aging Society. Dr. Doug Oliver is an associate professor in the department of family medicine at McMaster University

What Doug Oliver learned about relationship development from politics to power play.

Is it possible to move a wheelchair simply by thinking about it? Surprisingly, the answer is yes! Medical devices, such as brain-computer interfaces and insulin pumps, have dramatically changed the landscape of the medical field. They have enabled clinicians and patients to manage a range of diseases which were impossible to cope with or cure prior to the invention of these devices. Tune in to this week’s episode as we sit down with Dr. David Urbach, Surgeon-in-Chief at the Women’s College Hospital, to discuss the invention, regulation of, and controversy surrounding medical devices. We also spoke to two students - George Hanna, a Master of Applied Science and Engineering student at the Holland Bloorview Research Institute, and Amy Khan, an MD/PhD student at U of T - who are in the process of designing novel devices to help mobilize people with disabilities and make laparoscopic surgery safer, respectively. Lastly, we reached out to two patients – Doug Oliver (and his wife Diane), whose life was transformed by deep brain stimulation, as well as Lindsay Oliver, whose insulin pump is a fundamental part of her daily life. Thanks for tuning in, and until next time, keep it raw!

Is it possible to move a wheelchair simply by thinking about it? Surprisingly, the answer is yes! Medical devices, such as brain-computer interfaces and insulin pumps, have dramatically changed the landscape of the medical field. They have enabled clinicians and patients to manage a range of diseases which were impossible to cope with or cure prior to the invention of these devices. Tune in to this week’s episode as we sit down with Dr. David Urbach, Surgeon-in-Chief at the Women’s College Hospital, to discuss the invention, regulation of, and controversy surrounding medical devices. We also spoke to two students - George Hanna, a Master of Applied Science and Engineering student at the Holland Bloorview Research Institute, and Amy Khan, an MD/PhD student at U of T - who are in the process of designing novel devices to help mobilize people with disabilities and make laparoscopic surgery safer, respectively. Lastly, we reached out to two patients – Doug Oliver (and his wife Diane), whose life was transformed by deep brain stimulation, as well as Lindsay Oliver, whose insulin pump is a fundamental part of her daily life. Thanks for tuning in, and until next time, keep it raw!

What is the best way to keep yourself from making that mistake that you will regret 10 or even 20 yrs from now? Here to discuss this is Doug Oliver, author of the novel "Resuscitation. And All That Follows." He is a geologist whose career has included research, exploring for minerals, and teaching at the college level. Image credit: shutterstock.com

We talk to Mark Lipton about the fallout from those terrible Harvey Weinstein revelations. And author Doug Oliver has some advice on how to make decisions without fear.Image credit: lev radin / Shutterstock.com

Gary Sutton talks with Doug Oliver, author of Resuscitation, And All That Follows.

Guest this hour - Tim Graham (Newsbusters) MORE this hour on Mayor Filner, Prop 8, and sequestration. Mayor Filner is struggling on the fight over tourism when it comes to marketing. Mark pays a tribute to Doug Oliver, a true media professional. AND Tim Graham rounds off the hour to talk about the monthly Obama vacation and the one sided-media! CLICK AND LISTEN to Mark Larson!

Guest this hour - *Willy* Driscoll (Vietnam Ace) Mark starts this hour talking about the Middle-East and how the newer generation is changing the face of the country. Mark gives a tribute to a San Diego public figure, Doug Oliver. And the U.S.S. Reagan is returning home tonight. *Willy* Driscoll talk about the Naval presence in town, his experiences as a pilot, and his NEW book *Peak performance Under Pressure*!