Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary David

Do we make buying decisions as individuals or individuals who are part of a group?  The answer may surprise you. Gary David, PhD is a Professor of Sociology and Experience Design at Bentley University.  Dr. David has been researching sociology and its intersection with the business world for several decades. His findings challenge the status quo when it comes to drivers of consumer behavior and how CX leaders should think about engaging customers. We discuss how consumers perceptions of their social identities impact their brand loyalty, and ultimately, bottom line results. In this episode we explore: 

Susan Harper is a heart-soul-counselor, creative instigator, and inspired teacher of perceptual and movement inquiry. Susan joined Emilie Conrad, founder, in 1975 to study, and eventually became a partner in developing the organization and work of Continuum.Susan has the ability through personal demonstration of sounds, breaths and movement to transmit a primal and spiritual fluidity that inspires participation resulting in embodied innovative discoveries. Her students call her a moving storyteller, a dream weaver, one who opens portals into the vast space of creativity, which is available in all human beings.  Emilie and Susan developed teacher training programs, and co-founded Continuum Teacher Organization in 2000. She continues to mentor many of the authorized Continuum teachers. In the early 90's Susan brought Continuum for the first time to Japan, Finland, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland. In 1992, as a part of the 18th Street Arts Complex, Susan designed and built Continuum Studio, providing a creative gathering place for community.Susan teaches a wide range of skills, and inquiry in the fields of movement, emotions, dreams, perception, meditation and relationship. In addition to Emilie Conrad, Susan Harper has taught Hubert Godard, Pilar Martin, Kevin Frank, Caryn McHose; Perceptual/Movement, Chris Price; Gestalt Awareness Practice, Wendy Palmer; Intuitive Body, Gary David; Epistemics, Reggie Ray; Meditating With the Body, Peter Levine; Somatic Experiencing, Steven Harper; Wilderness Awareness, and currently teaches with Lama Drimed - Dzogchen, and Michael Molin Skelton.https://continuummontage.com/about-su...https://www.continuumteachers.com/tea...https://www.watermarkarts.org/susan-h...

In this episode of the METUS Tech Show, Area Service Managers, Gary David and Cesar Ceballos join us to discuss important installation and technical information on the SMART MULTI system lineup.Thanks for listening! Please visit www.mitsubishicomfort.comContact us at metustechshow@hvac.mea.com

Today is a conversational treat. We are joined by Gary David, a sociologist, professor, professional speaker, and co-host of the popular podcast Experience By Design.Gary is one entertaining human and delivers a conversation that is rich in intellectual stimuli. We explore the keys to a deeper understanding of the people, cultures, and context for which we design. We also go deep into future thinking and how AI will impact our society. At one point, Gary actually says that we should be less concerned with what AI means to us and more concerned with what it says about us.The last 15 minutes get pretty sci-fi, and we touch on why we need to write with more soul, heart, and purpose… and why it might important to our very existence.It's a long conversation and I hope you can make time for all of it – It just kept getting better.Click here to get your FREE copy of the Imagine a Place journalFollow Imagine a Place on LinkedInConnect with Doug Shapiro on LinkedIn

Experience Strategy has expanded over the past decade to include a wide range of disciplines: CX, UX, Patient Experience, Employee Experience, Service Design, and so many more. With all these exes running around, experience strategy can sometimes sound like a country & western song. Today we are joined by Gary David, a Professor of Sociology, and Professor of Information Design and Corporate Communication at Bentley University, and the voice of ProfessorEXP on Twitch. We look at how we can learn from cultural ethnography to tame the wild west of exes by learning shared languages and measuring what really matters. KEY TAKEAWAYS Disintegrated systems cost everyone: customers, companies, and employees It's tempting to rely on standardized metrics like NPS, but they often oversimplify and mislead paths in their understanding of customer needs. To measure what really matters, continue asking “why” and “to what end” to find metrics that matter for both the customer and the company. “Do you want to have measurable impact or real impact?” ~Gary David It's up to experience strategists to become multi-linguists who understand the intention behind different disciplines. Higher education is a prime example of disintegrated systems. To integrate, as with companies, employee and customer metrics must reward integration. BIO Gary David, a Professor of Sociology, and Professor of Information Design and Corporate Communication at Bentley University. He is the founder of ethno-analytics, LLC, a consultancy that focuses on integrated design and experience alignment. He has worked with major companies and small community organizations to help create better experiences for all stakeholders. He is a keynote speaker and organizational educator at garyconnects.com. He also is an educational livestreamer on Twitch under the moniker ProfessorEXP. He co-hosts Experience by Design podcast, where they explore 'experience designs of all kinds.'

The Role of Perception and Expectations in Customer ExperienceThis episode is definitely different!Gary David, PhD, is a professor of sociology and a conversational analyst. On this episode: What his dissertation research at an immigrant-owned liquor store in downtown Detroit taught him about making emotional connections despite contentious social constructs We take a look at the role expectations play in the customer experience and how those expectations are not just formed by a customer's experience with your brand. We look at “the collective,” how our experience gets shaped differently when we experience things with others.  We consider Gartner's definition of customer experience that underscores the importance perceptions and feelings play in CX.  Gary has a slightly different spin on that. A fascinating episode that will definitely provide some new learnings.Gary David BioGary David is a Professor of Sociology and Experience Design at Bentley University. He also is a professional speaker and consultant focusing on creating workplace communities and connected environments, DEI & Belonging, and experience design and alignment. He is co-host of Experience by Design podcast, where he and co-host Adam Gamwell “explore experience designs of all kinds.” He also livestreams on Twitch as “ProfessorEXP”, where he leads discussions on current events, culture, business, digital entertainment, and design.https://www.experiencexdesign.com/episodes

It was The Way for Gary/David in 1974, hopefully it could still be considered for today's games? In this episode, I share my thoughts and opinions on houseruling and thinking outside the rules - how that has changed from early D&D versions to today's games. I also share progress on my Dungeon23 megadungeon! ----- Want to comment/ask questions? Leave a voice message on Speakpipe: ⁠https://www.speakpipe.com/MichaelChgowiz⁠ Leave me an audio clip on Discord to user: chgowiz Email me at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠chgowiz@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ I blog/podcast at: https://chgowiz-games.etinerra.com/wp I'm on Mastodon! Find me here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://dice.camp/@chgowiz⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Credits Intro music - Dragonaut by Bradley The Buyer (⁠bit.ly/2ASpAlF⁠) / Outro music - Dream by Wild Shores (⁠bit.ly/2jbJehK⁠) / All music used with permission.

It was The Way for Gary/David in 1974, hopefully it could still be considered for today's games? In this episode, I share my thoughts and opinions on houseruling and thinking outside the rules - how that has changed from early D&D versions to today's games. I also share progress on my Dungeon23 megadungeon! ----- Want to comment/ask questions? Leave me a voice message on Anchor: https://anchor.fm/thedungeonmastershandbook/message or email me at chgowiz@gmail.com. You can also leave a voicemail at ‪(312) 625-8281‬. I blog at: https://chgowiz-games.blogspot.com I'm on Mastodon! Find me here: https://dice.camp/@chgowiz Credits: Intro music - Dragonaut by Bradley The Buyer (bit.ly/2ASpAlF) / Outro music - Dream by Wild Shores (bit.ly/2jbJehK) / All music used with permission. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedungeonmastershandbook/message

Thank you for joining us for the first rare disease anonymous meetup. On this episode we talk to fellow podcaster and rare parent Gary David about the uncertainties of raising a rare child.Gary has used his experience as an adult child of an alcoholic to better himself as a parent, partner, professor, and person. He began attending 12 step recovery meetings over 6 years ago, and the connections between his experiences growing up and his experience raising a child with a rare disease are impactful. Together, we discuss the powerlessness of being a parent to a rare child, the importance of focusing on your reaction, and the importance of self-care while doing so.Listen along as Gary describes to Sanath the similarities between the popular show Naked and Afraid and meeting his own needs as a parent and where he needs to put his focus first. Think building a house in the forest instead of feeling as if you need to fight off the forest.One of those needs is the importance and power of connections formed with people going through similar realities (Al-anon, parenting a child with rare disease, sports, etc.) As you are able to connect with a community based on common ground, it strengthens you. Thank you for joining our first meetup. Please keep coming back. If you are interested in taking part of a rare disease anonymous meetup, please reach out to us, Podcast@salemoaks.com . To learn more about Gary or listen to his podcast, please visit www.garycdavid.com . We look forward to sharing our stories and connections with you again next season.

Gary David is a Professor Sociology and Experience Design at Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts. His work focuses on how to create experiences that bring people together to create a sense of connections and belonging. In experience design, he specializes in customer, user, learning, employee, and patient experiences. He also researches the design and use of technology for the workplace. Along with his teaching and research, he is the co-host of Experience by Design podcast (https://experiencexdesign), where they explore experience designs of all kinds. Finally, he is a professional keynote speaker and trainer for professional development (https://garycdavid.com).

What type of organizational ecosystem do we hope to design? Jason Barger is joined for a chat with professors, anthropologists and researchers, Gary David and Adam Gamwell. Please rate and review the podcast to help amplify these messages to others! For full show notes visit https://jasonvbarger.com/leadership-skills/s6e32-engagementculture-interview/ Connect with us on social @jasonbarger Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonbarger/ Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/OneLovePublishers

Episode # 40: Star Shrines, Earth Energy and Activation I Episode Info I In this episode, your co-hosts have a simultaneously deep and humorous conversation together about an incredible spiritual pilgrimage/road trip we took together in May of 2022. We're still processing! Follow us on our journey along the ancient indigenous Star Shrine ley line of the Southwestern US - a little-known and almost disappeared echo of Orion's belt and the Egyptian pyramid line, which also reflects the chakra layout of the human body. From “holy hell highway” to deep healing and releasing, we discuss the bumps, jolts, joys and rich revelations of our 7-site spiritual pilgrimage to these Power Centers - revered by our First Peoples for generations, they're still potent and ready to offer us energy for change, especially from the bottom up! ;) | Show References | ► Star Shrines and Earthworks of the Desert Southwest by Gary David| https://tinyurl.com/3zup9das ► The Orion Zone by Gary David | https://tinyurl.com/2aswkyfm | Star Family Wisdom Resources| ► Free Chakras and Human Energy Field E-Book | https://www.starfamilywisdom.com/ChakrasEBOOK ► Star Shrines Sound Activation | https://www.starfamilywisdom.com/starshrineactivation ► Quantum Journey Bundle | https://www.starfamilywisdom.com/journeysandactivations ► Shamanic Practice and Manifestation Course | https://www.starfamilywisdom.com/shamanicenergyevergreencourse |Related Star Family Wisdom Videos| ► Episode 28 : Earth Energy, Healing and Power Centres | https://youtu.be/x6nMbfgd2hQ ► Episode 21: Star Shrines of the Southwest | https://youtu.be/DxhHxVxWQWs ► Episode 12: Sacred Geometry and Our Sacred Origins | https://youtu.be/v8emUmlYBQY | Star Family Wisdom | ► Website| http://www.starfamilywisdom.com ► Podcast| http://www.starfamilywisdom.com/podcast ► Disclaimer | http://www.starfamilywisdom.com/disclaimer ► Core Values | http://www.starfamilywisdom.com/about ►Instagram | http://www.instagram.com/starfamilywisdom ►Instagram | http://www.instagram.com/starfamilywisdompodcast_ ►Facebook | http://www.facebook.com/starfamilywisdom ►Youtube | http://www.tinyurl.com/starfamyoutube | Connect with Sinéad and Jenna | ►Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/jenna_layden ►Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/swhelehan/ ►Email | support@starfamilywisdom.com ============================================= About Star Family Wisdom: Star Family Wisdom is a paradigm shifting Podcast, Community and Modern-Day Mystery School for your Spiritual and Cosmic evolution! ► Rediscover your true origins and your infinite potential, find balance between mind, body and spirit, and awaken your human superpowers ►Prepare for ET and UFO disclosure, learn to connect with your Star Family, and become a Galactic citizen ►Integrate ancient and current spiritual and cosmic wisdom, and practices that will support you in liberating yourself from anxiety and fear, allowing you to manifest your authentic self About the Podcast & Hosts: The Star Family Wisdom Podcast is hosted by Jenna Layden (a former Global Vice President for Whole Foods Market) and Sinéad Whelehan (a former progressive Educator, youth mentor, and social justice activist). We share conversations, ideas and information that will inspire you and support you on this wild journey of being human. Explore ancient clues about our untold human story, real life supernatural experiences, lost knowledge from the stars, and spiritual wisdom that empowers you to transform your life, for the better. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/starfamilywisdom/support

Today we're going to talk about experience design from a systems perspective and what creates a healthy organizational culture. To help me discuss this topic, I'd like to welcome Gary David, Professor of Sociology, Information Design, and Corporate Communication at Bentley University.

Today we're going to talk about experience design from a systems perspective and what creates a healthy organizational culture. To help me discuss this topic, I'd like to welcome Gary David, Professor of Sociology, Information Design, and Corporate Communication at Bentley University.

Epistemic counselor, philosopher, musician, educator, Gary David speaks about his 50+ years of exploration into how people make meaning. Careful analysis of the relationship between mind, biology, affect and emotions creates the possibility of more coherent thinking, surely something we need during these days of radical almost tribal division.

Episode 232It's hard to imagine a job where you have to be vigilant all the time, being ready to attend to traumatic and unpredictable situations. But that's what prison officers have to do every day. Social worker and therapist Bruce Perham has worked with hundreds of officers and he's written a book called Code Blue: Prison Officer in Danger about trauma and PTSD in these first responders.Through the course of his years of going in and out of prisons and hearing the day to day experiences of prison officers, Bruce came to understand that he was dealing with professionals expected to run toward unpredictably dangerous situations at any moment in the course of a work day. It's a high risk occupation and one that we, as the general public, don't really know much about.Thanks to our Guest Bruce Perham.Find out more about Bruce at https://letstalkdifferently.com.au/about-us/Bruce Perham's book is Code Blue: Prison Officer in DangerMORE LISTENING:EP #75 Pentridge Confidential with Vaughn Ruddick EP #86 Self-mutilator Gary David with Vaughn Ruddick If you have been affected by anything discussed in this episode you can phone Lifeline on 13 11 14 or https://www.lifeline.org.au/Phoenix Australia is Australia's National Centre of Excellence in Posttraumatic Mental Health https://www.phoenixaustralia.org/Buy CSI Told You Lies by Meshel Laurie hereIn PaperbackAs an ebookAs an audiobook read by MeshelYou can support us with a one-off contribution here.You can become a patron here.You can subscribe to Calm Ya Farm here.You can visit the Calm Ya Farm website here.Like us on Facebook ​Follow us on Instagram or... Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/australiantruecrime. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Over a period of centuries, the Ancient Ones of the American Southwest constructed a pattern of sandstone villages that precisely matches key constellations in the sky. This book plunges you into the mysteries of these unified star correlations. Other fascinating topics include Orion's global stargate shrines, Arizona earth chakras, crypto-creatures, and star ancestors. Encounter a pre-Columbian counterculture in New Mexico, a prehistoric Mexican city obsessed with macaws, and the lost empire of Aztlá¡n. Read compelling evidence of transoceanic migrations to the Southwest in early epochs. Find out why an extensive road system was built by a people who did not use the wheel. Learn the purpose of massive pyramids and canals made by those who once lived on the site of modern-day Phoenix. Time-travel back to the Age of Taurus for the current significance of the Crab Nebula supernova. Then return to explore the subterranean origin of the Anasazi, the cave conundrum of Grand Canyon, the Hopi Mystery Egg, and prophecies of the Fifth World. Hosted by Dr. Zohara Hieronimus www.Zoharaonline.com. Produced by Hieronimus & Co. for 21st Century Radio®.  Edited version provided to Nightlight Radio with permission.

Over a period of centuries, the Ancient Ones of the American Southwest constructed a pattern of sandstone villages that precisely matches key constellations in the sky. This book plunges you into the mysteries of these unified star correlations. Other fascinating topics include Orion's global stargate shrines, Arizona earth chakras, crypto-creatures, and star ancestors. Encounter a pre-Columbian counterculture in New Mexico, a prehistoric Mexican city obsessed with macaws, and the lost empire of Aztlá¡n. Read compelling evidence of transoceanic migrations to the Southwest in early epochs. Find out why an extensive road system was built by a people who did not use the wheel. Learn the purpose of massive pyramids and canals made by those who once lived on the site of modern-day Phoenix. Time-travel back to the Age of Taurus for the current significance of the Crab Nebula supernova. Then return to explore the subterranean origin of the Anasazi, the cave conundrum of Grand Canyon, the Hopi Mystery Egg, and prophecies of the Fifth World. Hosted by Dr. Zohara Hieronimus www.Zoharaonline.com. Produced by Hieronimus & Co. for 21st Century Radio®.  Edited version provided to Nightlight Radio with permission.

"Music is service."This episode of MFM Speaks Out will be different from our usual format. Dawoud Kringle will be interviewing his guest; a professional musician and  recovering drug addict and alcoholic. Out of respect to our guest and the tradition of Alcoholics Anonymous and other substance abuse recovery programs, we are protecting our guest’s anonymity and referring to him as Dave. Our discussion will center around alcoholism, drug abuse, and substance abuse recovery among musicians.Topics discussed: How did substance abuse and music enter Dave's life and how they intersected, the presence of drugs and alcohol, stigma of addiction among musicians, how it affected his life and career, the turning point where he decided he’d had enough, the difficulties of cleaning up and staying clean, and advice to musicians (and all others) who are suffering from drug and alcohol addiction.Music featured on this episode:"Cocaine Blues" (written by Porter Irving & Rev. Gary David [c. 1905], performed by Dave Van Ronk)"Heroin" (written by Lou Reed, performed by The Velvet Underground)"Master of Puppets" (written by James Hetfield, performed by Metallica)

Oscar Barrera is a Business Anthropologist based out of Veracruz, Mexico who brings a global mindset to helping businesses turn hurdles into opportunities for positive change. He is an expert in innovation, change management, and strategy. In this episode in partnership with This Anthro Life and Experience by Design, podcast cohosts Adam Gamwell and Gary David dig into Oscar's story to learn the steps he took in moving from academia to business. We also dig into:case stories of how Oscar used the social sciences to help businesses see and solve organizational problems, find new marketing opportunities, and help people craft new narratives that empower them to be the heroes of their own storieswhy we believe it is not only ethical to bring the social sciences into business, but why it is fundamentally necessary to do sohow to get started learning the world of businessThis episode is jam packed with great stories and advice!

Today's interview is with Mark Smith, President of Kitewheel, whose platform is powering real-time customer journeys for the world's most customer-centric brands. Mark joins me today to talk about leading edge customer experience, Voice of the Customer (VoC) and Voice of the Process (VoP) data, why VoC data is often partial and potentially misleading, journey analytics and customer journey orchestration as well as what lessons service and experience leaders need to be learning. This interview follows on from my recent interview – It's the deviants that make the difference – Interview with Gary David and Adam Gamwell — and is number 379 in the series of interviews with authors and business leaders that are doing great things, providing valuable insights, helping businesses innovate and delivering great service and experience to both their customers and their employees.

Oscar Barrera is a Business Anthropologist based out of Veracruz, Mexico who brings a global mindset to helping businesses turn hurdles into opportunities for positive change. He is an expert in innovation, change management, and strategy. In this episode in partnership with Experience By Design podcast cohosts Adam Gamwell and Gary David dig into Oscar's story to learn the steps he took in moving from academia to business. We also dig into follow along case stories of how Oscar used the social sciences to help businesses see and solve organizational problems, find new marketing opportunities, and help people craft new narratives that empower them to be the heroes of their own stories why we believe it is not only ethical to bring the social sciences into business, but why it is fundamentally necessary to do so how to get started learning the world of business This episode is jam packed with great stories and advice! Connect with Oscar on LinkedIn Oscar's website (Spanish): Antropología Corporativa --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thisanthrolife/message

WARNING! Today's interview is not like the regular interviews you would normally find here. This episode of the Punk CX podcast is a bit of an experiment and features Gary David, an ethnographer and a professor of Sociology at Bentley University, and Adam Gamwell, a Design Anthropologist, or as he likes to describe himself a Design-Centered Human, and myself having a bit of a rummage around some of the ideas in my Punk CX book as well as a number of other issues related to service and experience including sociology, design, anthropology, systems thinking, organisational dynamics and psychology. We had fun. It was a conversational rummage. I learned a lot. Hope you enjoy the experiment. This interview follows on from my recent interview – We need to talk about customer service's “messy middle” – Interview with Michael Ramsey of ServiceNow – and is number 378 in the series of interviews with authors and business leaders that are doing great things, providing valuable insights, helping businesses innovate and delivering great service and experience to both their customers and their employees. It was quite some conversation so I haven't produced highlights this time around. I'll leave it up to you to jump in and find your own highlights. Normal service should resume next time

In the first of a three part special, epistemologist Dr. Gary David leads The Respondent on an auditory journey through birth, development, and further learning of the 'self.'Drawing from some of obstetrician Frederick Leboyer's book, Birth without Violence (1975), Dr. David recites, in poetic form, the possible perceptions and feelings of embryos and fetuses before, during, and after birth, using vivid depictions of newborn infants to illustrate the awe, shock and misery a baby encounters at birth.

Punk is more than songs; it is an ethos, as well as an aesthetic. The punk lifestyle and its music is all about attitude, and fighting against norms, traditional dogma, social injustice, and intolerance. It strives to move outside of how things have always been done, as well as being cautious of authority. The more society tells you that you should be doing something, the more likely you are to see punks heading in the other direction. Today we’re talking with Adrian Swinscoe, customer experience guru and author of the book Punk CX, which draws on his love of the punk lifestyle and culture to make the case that we need to rethink the overly bureaucratic and out of touch consumer experience apparatuses of many corporations. He advocates for DIY, democratic, back to basics cultural approach. So, sit back, put on your headphones, break out your torn jean jacket, metal studs, spiked piercings, and Punk attitude, and listen to Adrian talk about how to make CX more Punk Rock.

Gary David grew up in Ohio along the southern shore of Lake Erie. In his early twenties he sojourned in Kansas, New Orleans, and San Francisco. Since age 25 he has been lost in the great American West, living in South Dakota, New Mexico, and Colorado. For the past 14 years he has resided on the high desert of Arizona. He received a BA degree from Kent State University and an MA from the University of Colorado, as well as a fellowship grant from the South Dakota Arts Council. Like most poets, David has worked sundry jobs: dish washer, furniture mover, hotel desk clerk, gandy dancer, TV ad copywriter, apartment manager, blues and country-rock vocalist/lead guitarist, Artists-in-the-Schools poet, and adjunct college teacher. His poetry was featured in Haight Ashbury Literary Journal and has appeared in many other magazines and anthologies, including apex of the M, Black Bear, Cedar Hill Review, Credences, House Organ, Juxta, Mid-American Review, Pemmican, Synaesthetic, The Greenfield Review, and W'ORCs. His books include The Possibilities of Blue Sky (Northland Press, 1989); A Log of Deadwood (North Atlantic Books, 1993); Tierra Zia (nine muses books, 1996); Divining the Eagle's Vision (Spirit Horse Press, 1998); and numerous chapbooks. His nonfiction books titled The Orion Zone: Ancient Star Cities of the American Southwest and Eye of the Phoenix: Mysterious Visions and Secrets of the American Southwest were both published by Adventures Unlimited Press in 2006 and 2008 respectively. Gary is Web designer and Web master for Island Hills Books. E-mail him: islandhillsbooks@msn.com. Web site for The Orion Zone: http://www.theorionzone.com David's Blog: http://theorionzone.blogspot.comHis MySpace page: http://www.myspace.com/garydavidHis Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/people/Gary_A... For free downloads of most of his books, chapbooks, and unpublished manuscripts, go to: The Floating Arkives of Gary A. David

Who is The Respondent? Over the last year, Greg Ellis set out on a journey to explore the condition of the male experience via his new video podcast, The Respondent. Enjoy the debut of this new series with Stephen Fry, and a post-podcast Q&A session with Benjamin Boyce, Gregg Hurwitz, and Dr. Gary David.

Hopi scholar, author and "Ancient Aliens" commentator GARY A. DAVID joins us to discuss the intrigues of America's desert Southwest.  Who were the Hopi peoples?  What type of empire they create?  What was the meaning of elaborately engineered cities on top of mesas that match Orion's Belt?  Thus, archaeoastronomy will be emphasized. Moreover, what was meant by the petroglyphs?  Why did they abandon a thriving area, and where did they go?  How does all of this relate to the 4th World and finding balance?  We will address the debunkers too.   theorionzone.com

The Hopi of the Desert Southwest are known today as superb sky watchers and dry farmers, but long ago they were also accomplished sailors. This book explores the tribe's links to the South Pacific, Easter Island, Egypt, India, and Mayan Central America, where psychic Edgar Cayce claims a lost Hall of Records awaits discovery. Other topics include: hourglass symbols, lunation triangles, Ant People, Birdman, the Dogon of Africa, Lascaux, Orion the Hand Constellation, and the cosmic Kundalini quest to the heart of the Milky Way. "Gary David, whose work on the archaeoastronomy of the Southwest is of the first importance, generously shared his extensive knowledge and insights with me on a journey through Arizona and New Mexico."-Graham Hancock, America BeforeFrom Chapter 1: The Road to OrionIn the spring of 1997 I embarked on a research and writing quest that would last to this day. That fall I would turn 45, and my midlife crisis involved a change of literary partners: from poetry to nonfiction. I had been living with my family in northern Arizona for a few years, and had begun to explore the incredibly complex and intriguing Hopi culture, as well as their ancestral rock art in the region. During a drive to the reservation in order to watch the katsina (kachina) dancers, those bizarre, multicolored masked spirit messengers, I had an epiphany of sorts. I had recently read Robert Bauval’s book The Orion Mystery, which basically posits that the three pyramids on the Giza Plateau corresponded to the belt stars of Orion. Up ahead on the lonely, arrow-straight road going north lay the three primary Mesas upon which the Hopi had lived, grew food, prayed and performed religious ceremonies for over a millennium. What if, I idly imagined, that triad of flat-topped mountains where the Hopi had constructed their stone and adobe villages were also an “Orion Correlation”? I put those wispy daydream clouds in the back of my mind and proceeded to experience the peaceful but pragmatic Hopi themselves.After witnessing a number of sacred katsina dances of inestimable power and beauty, I returned home and got out a map of Arizona and a sky chart. What I found astounded me! There was a Hopi village or ruin site corresponding to each major star in the constellation—not just the belt stars. Not only that, there appeared to be an inter-relationship between the ancient villages, separated by many miles, that were aligned to sunrise and sunset points on the horizon at the summer and winter solstices. Perfectly projected upon the high desert, Orion also incorporated what I came to call a “chakra line,” running down the middle of the constellation’s terrestrial configuration. It stretched from southwestern Colorado to the mouth of the Colorado River and contained more that a dozen villages or ruins. In addition, the template also encompassed the spectacular Ancestral Puebloan “star city” of Chaco Canyon in New Mexico—the largest groups of ruins in the American Southwest corresponding to Sirius, the brightest stellar body in the heavens. As we shall see, many vistas full of mystery and majesty unfold on the road to Orion.

Bill Fleming stops by to chat with Adam about branding, marketing and design. Bill is a Boston-based Independent Brand & Marketing Strategist, and Business Consultant for Designers. On this episode we talk about what brands are, how the cultural work of branding has changed in recent decades with the advent of new and easier to use technologies, and how we can think about brands as conversations - not just between businesses and customers but also between businesses. Transcript of this episode Billfleming.com Bill on Twitter Ideas and Articles we reference https://www.commarts.com/columns/the-sensitive-anthropology-of-branding https://raleighgreeninc.com/blog/2011/07/31/an-anthropologists-approach-to-branding/ https://lippincott.com/insight/b2b-brands-in-the-human-era/ This episode is brought to you in part by Experience By Design, a new sister podcast Adam makes with sociologist of work Dr. Gary David. ExD explores all things at the intersections of experience and work, from employee experience at Amazon to escapee experience with Escape the Room adventures to making people love Jet Blue despite hating airports. It's a fascinating world, come explore it with us. --- 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/thisanthrolife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisanthrolife/support

Gary "The Inquisitor" holds Michael to the flame re: his picks for The Oregonian’s 2019 Restaurant Guide. But first, the former social media friends talk about the time they first saw each other IRL, their shared ambivalence toward communal dining and break down a major national restaurant-world breakup that could have ramifications across the country (or not). Intro: Yung Kartz, "Been Awhile" freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kar…18/Been_Awhile

You can call Gary David all kinds of things. Sociology professor. Ethnographer. Professional noticer. Professional outsider. A *Storage Wars* guy. He is, in short, someone with a very particular view of social science and how it translates into organizational behavior. In a recent *Resonance Test* chin wag with our Toby Bottorf, David offers up a collection of smart, tart *bon mots.* In the course of the conversation he explains the formula “Data + Context = Information” by calling in the cops: “You can't understand what crime stats mean, unless you understand police practice.” He talks about how his CX analysis focuses on the interactions customers have with a company, rather than on perceptions. “By looking at the interactions, we can see what is actually going *on* in the encounter.” As for *Storage Wars,* he's fascinated by the way the show puts a price tag on contestants' pickings: “[R]ight now you just got a bunch of stuff in your trunk, that you bought. So you're actually *down* money,” he says, adding, professorially, that the show “con*structs* the notion that these numbers are an accurate reflection of some concrete state—and they're not. They're approximations.” But maybe the best moment of all is when David gets earnest and describes his efforts this way: “You're trying to help workers actually leverage their expertise and their knowhow and become more self-actualized, in almost a Maslow sense, in their work.” Host: Jen Ashman Editor: Kyp Pilalas Producer: Ken Gordon

The title of this week's show may sound academic, but consider this - what we do as a society to interact with each other can and does affect our health. For example, if your doctor is not culturally competent, will he/she really understand that it's hard for you to eat fresh fruit and veggies on a daily basis because you may live in a food desert? What role does bias play for both the patient and healthcare professional during a medical visit? And what about technology in the healthcare field? What impact might electronic medical records have on your ability to receive proper care? We'll talk about these issues with Gary David,Ph.D., Associate Professor of Sociology at Bentley University, and President, Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology and cardiologist Dr. Keith Newby, Friday, September 28 at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM

Welcome to Experience by Design Podcast! This is a new series of conversations and reflections on the emergent and exciting field of Experience Design as it relates to business, culture, customers, digital and technological worlds. In this episode hosts Adam Gamwell and Gary David explore the age old adage that "The Customer is Always Right" and find out that, in fact, this isn't always the case. Adam and Gary reflect on and share some takeaways from the first CX Frontiers (CX stands for customer experience) event held in Waltham, Massachusetts in July 2018 that focuses on emerging trends in customer experience and experience design. The question is, then, what to do about it. We've got some takeaways for that. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/experiencebydesign/support

Todd is joined this week by author and researcher Gary David. David  has been intrigued by the American Southwest since his initial trip there in 1987. The following year he lived for about six months in northern New Mexico, where he studied archaeological ruins and rock art. In 1994 he moved to Arizona and began an intensive study of the ancestral Pueblo People (sometimes incorrectly referred to as the Anasazi) and their descendants the Hopi. In 2006 after more than a decade of fieldwork and scholarly inquiry, his nonfiction book The Orion Zone: Ancient Star Cites of the American Southwest was published.

Gary A. David is an author and independent researcher who has been intrigued by the American Southwest since his initial trip there in 1987. The following year he lived for about six months in northern New Mexico, where he studied archaeological ruins and rock art. In 1994 he moved to Arizona and began an intensive study of the ancestral Pueblo People (sometimes incorrectly referred to as the Anasazi) and their descendants the Hopi. In 2006 after more than a decade of fieldwork and scholarly inquiry, his nonfiction book The Orion Zone: Ancient Star Cites of the American Southwest was published. This volume describes a pattern of Hopi villages and ruin sites that precisely mirrors Orion, with an ancient site corresponding to each major star in the constellation. (See map page.) The sequel released in 2008 is titled Eye of the Phoenix: Mysterious Visions and Secrets of the American Southwest. Mr. David earned a bachelors degree in Arts from Kent State University and a Master of Arts in the literature of the American West and creative writing from the University of Colorado. He has worked as a adjunct professor of English and creative writing, a traveling ambassador for the South Dakota Arts Council, and a professional lead guitarist/vocalist. 

The phrase "As above, so below" is attributed to the Egyptian god of wisdom named Thoth. This echoes the biblical expression “on earth as it is in heaven.” Many diverse ancient cultures have erected sacred cities, pyramids, standing stones, or temples in order to mirror the stars. In particular the constellation Orion has been repeatedly projected as a talismanic pattern on numerous landscapes around the world. This book describes the sky-ground templates of Egypt, the American Southwest, Mexico, Nazca, the UK, Europe, Syria, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, and other regions. It also discusses the celestial rituals of the Mithras cult, the Age of Taurus, the Sirius cosmology of the Dogon, and South African rock art. This essential archaeo-astronomy primer expands the star correlation theory to encompass the entire globe. "The parallels Gary David has found between the ancient Egyptian sky-ground system involving the pyramids of Giza and the constellation of Orion, and a similar project to build heaven on earth by the Hopi of Arizona, are eerie, compelling and deeply thought-provoking.” –Graham Hancock, author of Fingerprints of the Gods “Gary David’s work is a treasure of enormous importance.” –William Henry, author of Lost Secrets of the Watchers Gary A. David has been an independent researcher of Southwestern archaeological ruins and rock art for over twenty-five years. His books about the Hopi and other ancestral Pueblo cultures of Arizona and New Mexico include: The Orion Zone (2006), Eye of the Phoenix (2008), The Kivas of Heaven (2010), and Star Shrines and Earthworks of the Desert Southwest (2012).  Mr. David earned a master’s degree from the University of Colorado and is a former college professor.

This Memorial Episode is dedicated to my mother, Billie Sue Borgmeyer, and includes a very personal look at my deepest "Why". Not the "Start with Why" that Simon Sinek made famous in his book with that title, but the deeper WHY that set me on a journey far from home in search of something of which I more frequently doubt the importance. While I challenge you to take up the question for yourself, I also want you to know that I offer no real answers here. It is something I am still exploring on my own. My mother was born with the name of Billie Sue, but grew up being called "Lizzie", "Billie" or just plain "Sue" - though she was always far from plain. She became Billie Sue Neeley when she married Bill Neeley, the brother of her best friend, Billie Sue Neeley (later Throneberry)... and this was just the start of the craziness that really was the essence of our family. Together they had six children, Theresa Sue, Larry Allan (deceased), Gary David (aka "Peewee"), William Paul (deceased - Season 2, Episode 251), Michael Kelly (that's me), and Lisa Clarann (her favorite child... at least according to the obituary... which Lisa wrote and submitted to the papers... we all laughed). And that was our nature. There was probably as much laughter at my mother's funeral service as there were tears. We knew how to celebrate life and my mom wouldn't have wanted it any other way. You'll catch much of that humor in this episode. My parents divorced when I was young, and mom later married Bernard Borgmeyer, who was with her for 42 years... right up to the end. His only son, my step-brother Ronnie, died a couple of months ago (Season 2, Episode 270), and now Bernie is stuck with last four of the "Wild Bunch"... well, us and about a gazillion grandkids and great grandkids. Good luck, Bernie! ;) If you want to purchase The Conscious Life Summit, use the coupon code EARLYBIRD upon checkout and you’ll get it for only $47. That offer will end very soon (check now to see if it is still available for you).

In this rare simulcast from the Gendo podcast, Heron talks with J. Samuel Bois editor Gary David. The pauses have been maintained by request.

Heron was once a hood. Tom has a curious date paradox and talks about a familial visitor. They discuss their favorite brand. Heron has a particular relationship with Gary David. Tom gives his homework and talks about his impact on others. Tom ponders his impact and discusses his weekend. What pettiness befalls a favorite topic of the show. Heron returns to a classic and then describes Charles Bukowski.

Heron was once a hood. Tom has a curious date paradox and talks about a familial visitor. They discuss their favorite brand. Heron has a particular relationship with Gary David. Tom gives his homework and talks about his impact on others. Tom ponders his impact and discusses his weekend. What pettiness befalls a favorite topic of the show. Heron returns to a classic and then describes Charles Bukowski.

In this rare simulcast from the Gendo podcast, Heron talks with J. Samuel Bois editor Gary David. The pauses have been maintained by request.

Jon and Lance impersonate Neil Young, and Jon reveals his secret love of Ravi Shankar.  Lance recounts his horrible day.  The lads discuss back massage ettiquette, emo pizza delivery drivers, hitler salutes, how to not be a bad drinker.  They also answer a listener email.

Gary David Author, Researcher and Archeoastronomer Explore Hopi legends and prophecy in this interview with Gary David -- author and expert on the Hopi people, their legends, wisdom and prophetic vision. In this interview, you'll hear about ancient star cities, Katchinas and star people, little-known Hopi ceremonies and what they signify to the Hopi and world, and Hopi legends about past and future ages and how they survived epic periods of fire, ice and flooding, by going underground. hopi Katchina dancers Gary David's latest book in a series is now available, entitled Star Shrines and Earthworks of the Desert Southwest. All of his books can be found on Adventures Unlimited Press, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Borders. Gary David's Website

Gene and Chris present a return visit from cryptozoologist J.C. Johnson, president of the North American Fortean Society, to report on an unusual journey of exploration in which he joined Chris, David Hatcher Childress, Ron Regehr, Clifford Mahooty, Gary David several of their significant others on a rather arduous trip to the confluence of the Little Colorado and Colorado Rivers to the rim of Grand Canyon. What they discovered going on may be a bombshell as-yet undisclosed news story. You'll hear what they discovered on more on this exciting episode.

'She' met Gary David through a Hopi friend. After, diving into his book, "The Orion Zone", 'She' was inspired to connect with Gary and explore his work and the Orion Zone through his eyes. What a beautiful and humble man. He is filled with the wisdom and has taken the time to continue to follow and research what is on many levels a mystery to all of 'US' creation and the universe. Sit back and enjoy. Connect with Gary David's work at TheOrionZone.com Books: The Orion Zone The Eye of the Phoenix Kivas of Heaven Want to explore and reconnect with 'self' take a moment to work with Suzanne one-on-one explore your inner self, actualize your vision, reconnect with the alchemy of food...visit SuzanneToro.com Seva Sessions and Gift Economy always given. Twitter    Facebook     BareNakedExperience   BareNakedBliss on AmazonEtsy

Gary David: In 2006 after more than a decade of fieldwork and scholarly inquiry, his nonfiction book The Orion Zone: Ancient Star Cites of the American Southwest was published. This volume describes a pattern of Hopi villages and ruin sites that precisely mirrors Orion, with an ancient site corresponding to each major star in the constellation.

Did you notice that Illuminate has a new computer? Well we do, so now we can finally record the messages! So here’s the first message from 2008. Pastor Gary Vanderhoff spoke this week on David. He also discussed upcoming facility issues.