Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary Peterson

Visit the Enterprise Excellence Group website and explore our free resources to enhance your understanding of enterprise excellence. https://www.enterpriseexcellencegroup.com.au/Summary Keywords#OperationalExcellence #EnterpriseExcellence #LeadershipDevelopment #PeopleFirst #ContinuousImprovement #ShingoModel #LeanThinking #EmployeeEngagement #CultureTransformation #MiniFactories #RespectForPeople #SystemsThinking #ZeroDistance IntroductionIn Episode 195 of the Enterprise Excellence Podcast, Brad Jeavons speaks with Gary Peterson, Executive VP of Supply Chain & Production at OC Tanner, a true pioneer in operational excellence. Gary shares the transformative journey that took OC Tanner from a rigid, top-down organisation to a dynamic, people-led powerhouse. This conversation is packed with practical wisdom for any leader wanting to achieve meaningful and lasting cultural and performance transformation. Why Listen?·       Hear how OC Tanner reduced production time from 28 days to 20 minutes.·       Discover how coaching, one-on-one conversations, and mini-factory structures built a high-performance culture.·       Learn from one of the most respected leaders in the Shingo community about how to align systems and behaviours for sustainable success.Episode Links:Youtube: https://youtu.be/LE6TvvX3RR4Enterprise Excellence Academy: Contacts:Connect with Brad on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradjeavons/. Call him on 0402 448 445 or email him at bjeavons@iqi.com.au. Connect with Gary on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garypeterson1/What's next?1.     Download the free resource pack linked in the episode notes to apply Gary's principles in your workplace.2.     Assess your organisation's system alignment—are your systems enabling the behaviours you want?3.     Introduce monthly one-on-ones between leaders and team members to humanise leadership and build trust.To learn more about what we do, visit www.enterpriseexcellenceacademy.com.Thanks for your time, and thanks for helping to create a better future.

This episode provides listeners and intros the upcoming Enterprise Excellence Community event with Mr Gary Peterson of OC Tanner, a stand-out company for the Shingo Model and Enterprise Excellence. As part of this show Brad provides a bit of history and background on the Shingo Model. To learn more about what we do, visit www.enterpriseexcellenceacademy.com.Thanks for your time, and thanks for helping to create a better future.

Join us for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the practical application of advanced dehumidification technology driving the recovery efforts in Biltmore Village after Asheville's devastating flooding. This video explores how desiccant dehumidifiers and generators are not just equipment but crucial tools in drying out buildings, showcasing resilience and determination in the face of disaster. With unique access to one of the hardest-hit areas, watch as Gary Peterson from CDI illustrates dehumidifying spaces to 5-10% relative humidity, essential for high-capacity moisture removal and preventing long-term damage within flood-affected structures. This unique walkthrough highlights the destruction caused by the flood and demonstrates the climatic recovery techniques employed to restore the community rapidly. 

Join Tony Mormino on HVAC TV for an enlightening journey through the heart of disaster recovery in Fletcher, North Carolina. This episode showcases the indispensable and often overlooked role of HVAC systems in responding to natural disasters. Amid the scenic yet storm-ravaged mountains near Asheville, witness the profound impact of the recent 'biblical' flood—the most severe since 1916—and the crucial recovery efforts that follow.  Featuring the expertise of Gary Peterson from Climate by Design International, this episode delves into the sophisticated world of industrial desiccant dehumidifiers and their pivotal role in flood remediation. Explore every stage of moisture removal, from the urgent initial cleanup to the meticulous final phases of dehumidification, and understand how these processes restore normalcy to both buildings and lives.  This unique mobile edition highlights the technical nuances and operational strategies employed and provides a firsthand look at the resilience and technological prowess required in the aftermath of severe flooding. From live demonstrations on-site to in-depth discussions with professionals at the forefront, this episode offers comprehensive insights into the equipment and techniques that safeguard our buildings and, by extension, our society. 

The Shingo Model promotes a culture of respect for every individual, with leadership rooted in humility. Gary Peterson of O.C. Tanner exemplifies this through his leadership, which has been the subject of research by Helen Zak, who is the Research Director at the Shingo Institute, Peter Hines, who is a Shingo Faculty Fellow and Shingo Academy Member, and Juliana Salvadorinho, who is working with the Institute as a research assistant. Their study focuses on O.C. Tanner as a Shingo Prize recipient site and investigates Gary's leadership effectiveness over the past 37 years, emphasizing four key leadership systems at the company. While traditional organizations focus on specific leadership tasks—like gemba walks, strategy deployment, and coaching—O.C. Tanner goes deeper by prioritizing the cultivation of effective behaviors. This begins with hiring individuals who exhibit the right behaviors and fostering mindsets that allow these behaviors to thrive. The company emphasizes two key mindsets: the Growth Mindset, which views all experiences as learning opportunities, and the Outward Mindset, which encourages actions that benefit others. Gary models these principles through his micro-behaviors, including his language, tone, body language, and emotions, which consistently convey positivity, trust, and collaboration. His inquisitive communication style and consistent non-verbal cues build a culture of trust and alignment. What distinguishes O.C. Tanner is how Gary's approach has been adopted by the entire leadership team, ensuring a unified mindset and leadership style throughout the organization.To learn more, please visit https://shingo.org/articles. 

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome from Salvador, Brazil, solo artist Jalmy. Guitarist, educator and composer. His new albumis out entitled “Movimento Vol ll,” a nice mix of cumbia, salsa to samba reggae. Jalmy is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, you can read all about him at our place on the web at https://www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/jalmy Enjoy music from Jalmy, Marroquino, Sarazino, Liliana Saumet, Blackbird, Garret T. Willie, Shauit, XIT, Campo, QVLN, Julian Taylor Band, The Mavericks, Caleigh Cardinal, Blue Moon Marquee, Taina Asili y La Banda Rebelde, Paul Star, Aysanabee, Thiaguinho, Robbie Robertson, Nuxalk Radio, Toia, Matcitim, Gary Peterson, Juanes, Santana, Seu Jorge, Elastic Bond and much much more. Visit us on our home page to learn about us and our programs at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org, check into our Two Buffalo Studios and our SAY Magazine Library to find out all about our Artists and Entrepreneurs.

In this episode of the "The Best Storyteller in Texas" podcast, Kent discusses the press's role in the political landscape and President Biden's performance. Kent criticizes the media for not holding Biden accountable and failing to ask tough questions. He discusses the potential political futures of Biden, Vice President Harris, and Gavin Newsom. The conversation also touches on issues like the border crisis, the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the influence of social media on news consumption. Additionally, they discuss lighter topics such as golf, workweek trends in Greece, and Texas Tech's new partnership with Adidas. The saying of the day (00:00:27) Kent Hance discusses the role of the press in the current political landscape and the performance of President Biden. The press's failure to ask tough questions (00:01:36) The lack of inquisitive and balanced reporting by the press, particularly regarding President Biden's performance and the Russian hoax. The press's failure to ask about Biden's competence (00:03:08) The press's reluctance to question President Biden's competence and governance, as well as their unequal treatment of different political figures. The press's advocacy and lack of fair reporting (00:05:46) The press's tendency to act as advocates for one side and their failure to ask tough questions to both sides. The press's role in the border issue (00:08:11) The impact of the press on the national and global exposure of the border issue, and Governor Greg Abbott's role in bringing attention to it. The press's responsibility to ask tough questions (00:09:31) The importance of the press to ask tough questions and not be shielded by the White House, as well as the need for self-examination. The press's failure to cover Biden's issues (00:11:51) The press's lack of coverage of Biden's stumbling and potential health issues, and the need for balanced reporting. The press's role in exposing weaknesses in democracy (00:17:15) The press's responsibility to ask tough questions and expose weaknesses in the leadership, as well as the role of Jill Biden in the current situation. The press's failure to challenge President Biden (00:19:55) The press's failure to challenge President Biden's performance and ask tough questions, and the impact of their silence. Biden's Resignation Speculation (00:20:39) Discussion about the possibility of President Biden stepping down and potential successors. Gavin Newsom's Media Coverage (00:21:35) The press's interest in Gavin Newsom and the challenges of Vice President Harris's role. Vice President Selection Process (00:22:18) Debate over Vice President Harris's qualifications and loyalty, and the impact on the presidential election. George Stephanopoulos Interview (00:24:11) Debate over the nature of the interview and its potential impact on public perception. Media's Role and Credibility (00:25:40) Criticism of media's coverage of President Biden's performance and the influence of social media on news consumption. Global Workweek Trends (00:27:54) Discussion on Greece's six-day work week and the potential impact on productivity. Ozempic and Dating Apps (00:27:54) Controversy surrounding the weight loss drug Ozempic and trust issues with dating app profiles. Golf and Independence Day Poll (00:29:37) Anecdotes about golf, including an invitation to play at Wingfoot, and a poll on American pride. Augusta National and Texas Tech (00:30:47) Discussion on invitations to play at Augusta National and Texas Tech's golf program. Texas Tech's Adidas Partnership (00:32:04) Positive feedback on Texas Tech's partnership announcement with Adidas and the role of Patrick Mahomes in the deal. Gary Peterson's Success Story (00:32:44) Reflection on Gary Peterson's achievements and humility. The Importance of Free Press (00:33:12) Thomas Jefferson's quote on the significance of a free press.

In this podcast episode, Gary Peterson shares his journey from his upbringing in Lubbock and Amarillo to his successful career in the oil and gas industry. He discusses his education at Texas Tech University, where he majored in finance and participated in the marching band and ROTC. Peterson reflects on his career trajectory, including his time at Republic National Bank of Dallas and founding Endcap Investments. He also highlights his involvement with the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and the Energy Advisory Council. Throughout the conversation, Peterson emphasizes work ethic, community involvement, and the evolving landscape of the oil and gas industry. Gary Peterson's background (00:00:00) Gary's upbringing, education, and early experiences, including his family, school, and military service. Impact of Vietnam War (00:02:15) Gary reflects on the impact of the Vietnam War on his high school experience and the loss of friends. Transition to professional life (00:06:12) Gary discusses his transition from college to professional life, including his job search and early career in banking. Formation of Endcap Investments (00:10:10) Gary explains the formation of Endcap Investments with his three partners and their unconventional academic backgrounds. Success and challenges of Endcap Investments (00:11:33) Gary shares the challenges and success of Endcap Investments, including their work ethic and the current shift in investor attitudes. Future of oil and gas industry (00:14:50) Gary discusses the evolving oil and gas industry and its future prospects, emphasizing cleaner production methods. Global expansion and investor base (00:18:21) Gary talks about the global expansion of Endcap Investments and their diverse investor base, including sovereign wealth funds. Early investors and business relationships (00:19:05) Gary highlights the early investors in Endcap Investments and the importance of previous business relationships. These are the timestamps covered in the podcast episode transcription segment. Why should we invest money with you? (00:20:17) Gary Peterson discusses raising funds for his first fund and the article about the rise and fall of Republic National Bank of Dallas. The fall of First National Dallas (00:20:49) Discussion about the real estate market plummeting and the president of First National Dallas. Involvement in sports (00:22:05) Gary Peterson's personal experiences and involvement in sports, including football and swimming. Investing in professional sports teams (00:22:22) Gary Peterson's investment in the Texans and Astros, and his involvement in the sports industry. Attributes of success (00:27:21) Gary Peterson attributes his success to hard work, fear of failure, and giving back to the community. Business operations and staying private (00:29:29) Discussions about the company's operations, being privately held, and reasons for remaining private. Biggest deals and creating Plains All American (00:30:13) Gary Peterson discusses significant deals and the creation of Plains All American, a major crude oil gatherer and transporter. Transition from finance to success (00:33:03) Gary Peterson's journey from financial struggles to achieving success, with mentions of the influence of good people and giving back. Support for Texas Tech and involvement in sports (00:36:13) Gary Peterson's support for Texas Tech, including contributions to the Matador Club, and excitement for the upcoming football season. Concerns about the country and the value of grassroots schools (00:39:46) Gary Peterson expresses concerns about the country's division and praises Texas Tech as a grassroots, solid school. Jokes and Funny Stories (00:40:30) Speaker 2 shares anecdotes about telling jokes and funny stories in class, creating a lively atmosphere. Guest Speakers (00:41:16) Speaker 1 discusses the guest speakers in the class, including notable personalities like governors, CEOs, and a NASA flight director. College Experiences (00:42:51) Speaker 1 shares a personal college experience about a challenging economics class and the importance of persistence. Academic Subjects (00:44:31) Discussion about the diversity of students in the class, including finance, engineering, and accounting majors, and their experiences with tough subjects. Time Management and Multitasking (00:46:42) Speaker 1 shares his time management techniques, including multitasking while working out, emphasizing the value of not wasting time.  

The town gathers for a funeral. Zuma pressures Honor to leave Barren Creek. More stories from the past emerge. THE SUSIE HOUSE CONTAINS MATURE CONTENT AND IS NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AND THE FAINT OF HEART.Written by Allison Moseley and Liz BelileSound design and engineering by Patrick CostiganDirected by Allison MoseleyCAST OF CHARACTERS: FATHER JUDAH: PATRICK COSTIGANDEPUTY MALLARD: MATT WAHLQUISTSHERIFF CLEM: JOE GRADY MOORELYDIA: LAURA MENGHINIJOYCE: MELISSA DANIELSHIRAM CHESTNUT: GARY PETERSONBETTY JOE BOB WALSH: CONSUELO ALLENANNA GREY: LINDA NENNOPIETY WALSH: CHRISTI MOOREMARTIN WALSH: TIM MATEERJOE BOB WALSH: COREY KLINEHONOR WALSH: LIZ BECKHAMMISTER MYSTERIO: MICHAEL FERSTENFELDZUMA MASTERSON: LIZ BELILECHARLES GRANT: DAVID SEWELL MCCANNHARRIET CROW: JACQUI CROSSLAUDEMIA CROW: NICHOLE ABSHIREScript Consultant: Paul PlathExecutive Producers: John and Rhonda Moseley, Vicky Boone, Joyce HarlowBased on characters by Joyce HarlowCopyright Panic Attack Producions, LLC"Bury Me" written and performed by Christi Moore, Matt Wahlquist, Laura Menghini, Melissa Daniels, Gary Peterson, Linda Nenno, Robert Asher Kraft, Holden Crocker, Tim MateerAll other music from royalty free sources Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Radical Consulting for Exchanges, , Keith Shoulders leads our Project Services team discussion with special guest Gary Peterson, CSO, Hitachi Solutions. Through this Microsoft Teams-driven conversation, we turn the lens on digital transformation, how we're helping our customers in this modern era, and how we're using these tools ourselves to work more efficiently everyday wherever we are.Join our team discussion and learn how we're leveraging this technology, why we consider Gen AI a great daily "digital assistant," and how it can become your favorite go to as well — Enterprise Chat is there for you whenever you need help writing, recording or resourcing; even at 2am.global.hitachi-solutions.com

Guess Who founding member & drummer, Gary Peterson, guests on this brand new Fake Show podcast with host Jim Tofte...enjoy!!!

in this edition, we are joined by Robert Jon Burrison from Robert John and the Wreck to talk about their two recent releases and we look back at how the band has evolved over the last decade. The Guess Who were one of the most successful chart acts in the US and Canada from 65 onward and they are preparing the release of a brand new album "Plein D'Amour founder member Gary Peterson and vocalist Derek Sharp join us to look ahead to the release and back at 7 decades of music. Also, we have news of a new release upcoming from Robin George we will get a special preview of his new album "Ace in my Hand " and we look at the press reaction and reviews of Metallica's latest release and we have the "Album Anniversary" Joe Lynn Turner looks back at Rainbow's "Bent out of Shape" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/classic-rock-news/message

"Wake Up Call with Dan Tortora" brings you the Baldwinsville Bees Girls Bowling NY STATE CHAMPION team in Part 1 from Pizza Man Pub on 50 Oswego St, Baldwinsville, NY, featuring Head Coach Gary Peterson, Julia Speich, & Jenna Speich to celebrate the FIRST Girls Bowling STATE TITLE EVER!!   Stay close to "WakeUpCall" on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram! Listen LIVE to "Wake Up Call with Dan Tortora" MON through FRI, 9-11amET on mixlr.com/wakeupcalldt & on the homepage of WakeUpCallDT.com from ANY Device! You can also Watch LIVE MON through FRI, 9-11amET on youtube.com/wakeupcalldt, facebook.com/wakeupcalldt, & facebook.com/LiveNowDT. This special is Proudly Presented EXCLUSIVELY by Pizza Man Pub... Head to 50 Oswego St, Baldwinsville, NY, for dinner during operating hours all week long! For takeout or delivery, Call 315- 638-1234

Sarah Maitland and Gary Peterson of SavATree is joined by Liberty Wildlife's Laura Hackett.  Discussing the Tree Of The Month the Evergreen Pear.  Improper pruning and cutting can affect a tree's health.  Proper pruning tips for trees and shrubs to promote spring grown and protect nesting birds this time of year.  Laura talks about Liberty Wildlife's rehabilitation of Arizona wildlife from the smallest birds to the biggest owls.   Original broadcast page with expanded content https://rosieonthehouse.com/podcast/outdoor-living-hour-talking-trees-pruning-your-trees-tree-of-the-month-evergreen-pear/

If you thought the air travel fiasco could not get worse, consider the scary news that airlines are offshoring the maintenance work needed to keep planes safe. It's the same greedy cost-cutting behind the outdated computer systems and gutted airline staffing that is causing the epic air travel meltdowns upending millions of peoples' lives. In the race-to-the-bottom offshore aircraft maintenance facilities in El Salvador, Singapore, China, and Brazil mechanics' special aircraft certifications, security and background checks, and drug testing is waived. And of course there are no FAA inspectors doing spot checks. Just like with the flight schedule Hell, the Department of Transportation is letting the airlines get away with it. Experts say it's just a matter of time before there is a horrific incident. In this episode of Rethinking Trade with Lori Wallach, we are joined by the two people in the country who know the most about this threat. William McGee, Senior Fellow for Aviation and Travel at the American Economic Liberties Project, is America's leading aviation consumer safety and rights expert with 22 years at Consumer Reports. He's a former FAA licensed aircraft dispatcher. Gary Peterson is the Vice of the Transport Workers Union and a certified Airframe and Powerplant aviation mechanic by trade. He is Executive Director to the International President and former Air Division Director at the union. Gary worked for decades for American Airlines leading the teams who safety inspect and rebuild planes. He also served as crew chief doing maintenance on aircraft in the Air Force. Gary, Bill and Lori talk about the lunacy of offshoring aircraft safety inspection and maintanace lunatic practice has been allowed and how to fix the problem now.

Machinery Pete visits with Gary and Julie Peterson in their farm shop in Beresford, SD in advance of their upcoming, highly-anticipated John Deere collector tractor auction November 26, 2022 in Lennox, SD by Westra Auction Land & Realty featuring the Peterson's (6) rare open station 40 and 50 Series John Deere tractors. Gary and Julie share the story of their farming career and talk about how their tractor collecting got started, what drove it and how they are feeling as sale day approaches. [:34] - Machinery Pete's intro, latest auction prices [4:45] - Previewing the Petersons' auction [10:14] - Conversation with Gary and Julie begins [13:30] - How Gary and Julie met, growing up on family farms [17:55] - Farming life in the 1980s [20:24] - Advice for young farmers [26:15] - Gary's retirement and getting into collecting [30:18] - Beginnings of the collection, what's for sale and emotions of selling [37:43] - Final words from Machinery Pete Machinery Pete was founded in 1989 and has grown from its humble beginnings to a full-fledged marketplace for farming equipment. Greg Peterson, founder and host, has also released Machinery Pete content across platforms including YouTube with his long-running Machinery Pete TV show.If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to the Machinery Pete Podcast in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.

Machinery Pete visits with Gary and Julie Peterson in their farm shop in Beresford, SD in advance of their upcoming, highly-anticipated John Deere collector tractor auction November 26, 2022 in Lennox, SD by Westra Auction Land & Realty featuring the Peterson's (6) rare open station 40 and 50 Series John Deere tractors. Gary and Julie share the story of their farming career and talk about how their tractor collecting got started, what drove it and how they are feeling as sale day approaches. [:34] - Machinery Pete's intro, latest auction prices [4:45] - Previewing the Petersons' auction [10:14] - Conversation with Gary and Julie begins [13:30] - How Gary and Julie met, growing up on family farms [17:55] - Farming life in the 1980s [20:24] - Advice for young farmers [26:15] - Gary's retirement and getting into collecting [30:18] - Beginnings of the collection, what's for sale and emotions of selling [37:43] - Final words from Machinery Pete Machinery Pete was founded in 1989 and has grown from its humble beginnings to a full-fledged marketplace for farming equipment. Greg Peterson, founder and host, has also released Machinery Pete content across platforms including YouTube with his long-running Machinery Pete TV show.If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to the Machinery Pete Podcast in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.

Whether it's undergoing digital transformation or effectively leading in a hybrid work sphere, Hitachi Solutions works with our customers through not only or own experience as a world-wide, hybrid enterprise, but through years of partnering with Microsoft and our customers to inform successful business transitions. In this episode, Dave Horstein talks with Gary Peterson, Hitachi Solutions Chief Strategy Officer & Executive Vice President. Together they talk a little "About Us," but they also delve into the challenges and opportunities leading a global company with a nearly 100 percent remote workforce — staying true to our core culture as the company iterates, as well as always working to build and retain a talented, diverse workforce. 

On the Working People podcast -- a podcast by, for, and about the working class today, produced in partnership with In These Times magazine -- three UPS drivers talk about 150 degree heat conditions and what their demands are. From the TWU Air Division Podcast -- updates and current news about what's happening in the Transport Workers Union Airline Division -- Brian and Gary Peterson discuss the Jetblue-Spirit acquisition. On Empathy Media Labs' Labor Solidarity Podcast: Organizing the newsroom with labor journalist Hamilton Nolan. Empathy Media Labs is a publishing house, an artist studio, and an event space, focusing on labor, political economy, art and culture. And on The Solidarity Podcast -- the official podcast of Teamsters Local 769 in Miami, Florida -- Bez shares news about contract ratifications, a steward training seminar, a UPS day of action, and the Local 769 Scholarship Fund. On the CTU Speaks podcast, from the Chicago Teachers Union: Andrea and Jim talk to two rank and filers, Lori Torres and Tammie Vinson, about the recent AFT National Convention. And on 3rd & Fairfax, the podcast from the Writers Guild of America West: Amy Schumer discusses her writing process and how she got her new show, Life & Beth, on the air. This is your Network, and we're building it like a union organizing campaign, one show and one listener at a time; please help us build sonic solidarity by sharing this show; just click on the share button below. Thanks so much! Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people's issues and concerns. #LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO @WorkingPod @transportworker @empathymedialab @TLU769 @CtuSpeaks @WGAWest Edited by Patrick Dixon and Mel Smith, produced by Chris Garlock; social media guru Mr. Harold Phillips.

SavATree's Gary Peterson is joined by Certified Arborist Scott Calabrese.  Discussing the Tree Of The Month the Texas Olive Tree.  Lots of advantages to this hearty tree.  Avoiding monsoon tree damage or uprooting.  Discussion on palms tall and small from lightning strikes to pruning tips to avoid messy seeds falling.  And a deep dive into Texas Root Rot.  Are there ways to avoid it from killing your trees?

SavATree's Gary Peterson and Certified Arborist Mathew Noriega discuss the benefits of The Tree Of Month:  The Desert Willow.  How to keep girdling roots from killing your tree.  Keeping your trees trimmed properly from monsoon winds and proper shade for the trunk.  Tree tips for stressed out trees, holding moisture at the base and staking techniques.

SavATree's Gary Peterson and Kevin Salamandra of Avid Zone Trees discuss the Tree Of The Month:  The Velvet Mesquite.  Also getting your trees ready for monsoon season.  The proper way to stake younger trees from tie down cables to a Duckbill System or stapling.  June means the return of Palo Verde Beetles!

Gary Peterson and Jordan Orwig of SavATree discuss a fairly new infestation found on Aspen trees called Oystershell Scale.  They describe what it looks like, the life cycle and the challenges to control it.  Including some interesting facts about Aspens.  Plus those large mosquito looking Crane Flies, understanding irrigation requirements for lawns and less toxic uses for plant care.

Sarah Maitland and Gary Peterson of SavATree is joined by Liberty Wildlife's Laura Hackett.  Discussing the Tree Of The Month the Chinese Evergreen Pear.  Improper pruning and cutting can affect a tree's health.  So we tackle proper pruning tips for trees and shrubs to promote spring grown and protect nesting birds this time of year.  Laura talks about Liberty Wildlife's rehabilitation of Arizona wildlife from the smallest birds to the biggest owls.

Tree experts John Eisenhower and Gary Peterson is joined by Landscape Architect Janet Waibel to discuss the Tree Of The Month the Chinese Elm.  The many benefits of trees from shade to privacy.  Planting the right tree in the right space.  Proper way to design your landscape.  Kinds of trees to consider for your specific purpose.  And much more tree talk!

Air Division Director - Gary Peterson December 2021 Monthly Update

Air Division Director - Gary Peterson November 2021 Update

How does your organization respond when a crisis occurs? Many times, the focus shifts to production lines and getting done "what we can," shoving innovation and improvement to the side.In today's episode, Gary Peterson joins us to discuss how they have used improvement thinking as a strategic advantage and have woven those strategies into the foundation of their culture so that they were able to lean into those principles and systems during uncertain times instead of pushing them away. What You'll Learn from this EpisodeGary Peterson's Philosophy on Lean LeadershipHow O.C. Tanner Integrates Improvement Thinking as a Strategic AdvantageDoubling Down in Times of CrisisStrategic Advantage: Moving Beyond Command and ControlUsing Leader Standard Work to Be a Better, More Strategic People LeaderGet full show notes and more information here: https://processplusresults.com/podcast/057 

Air Division Director - Gary Peterson August 2021 Monthly Update

Air Division Director - Gary Peterson June 2021 Monthly Update

Exciting discussion with Wes McArtor from Nexera and Gary Peterson from GAP Intelligence on how Business Intelligence could be utilized in selling and supporting Office Products.

Introducing The New Air Division System Director Gary Peterson

This week we interview our silliest friend Gary Peterson (@comedygaryp). He talks about wild Bostonian women, mental hospitals and the couple hours a day he allows himself to dive into an anxiety pit. (@annavisfun, @Yatescomedy, @unpops, @12qpod) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/12-questions/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/12-questions/support

This week we step into the perspective of a bus driver on tour, we talk to the legendary Gary Peterson, the man who has kept us safe behind the wheel for years on the road.  He has driven everyone from Judas Priest to Iration.   So shut up and drive!

On today's episode, we talk to Gary Peterson, professional tour bus driver of bands such as The Beach Boys, Earth Wind and Fire, Barry Manilow, Zac Brown Band, LeAnn Rimes, Nickelback, Grouplove, Judas Priest and dozens more.  We find out all the legendary stories on tour with all of these great artists and the mechanics of a tour bus.Mad Love Fam

Gary Peterson has been a part of Minnesota’s dance community for nearly 40 years. In addition to his work as managing director of Ananya Dance Theatre and research collaborator with Dr. Ananya Chatterjea, he has served as dance student, consultant, and as executive director of James Sewell Ballet, Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theatre, Zenon Dance Company, and the Southern Theater. He has produced professional dance performances at more than 300 domestic and international venues, including seven New York City engagements, Bermuda, Iceland, and Ethiopia. Gary’s perspectives are informed by experiences in law office management, legislative lobbying, federal multidistrict litigation, political candidacy, public affairs radio broadcasting, newspaper publishing, and by public service on the Washington staff of Senator Hubert H. Humphrey. In 2017-18, he secured the location and led the build-out of Ananya Dance Theatre’s Shawngram Institute for Performance & Social Justice in Saint Paul. He holds a BA degree in psychology from the University of Minnesota, and serves as a director of the Friends of the University of Minnesota Libraries.

Special Guest Sarah Peterson joins Johnny and Jonathan to the discuss White Privilege and White Fragility and if they are real and how to respond to it. Sarah is educator at North Bay where she works with primarily city kids introducing them to nature and science. She is also married to Gary Peterson who has worked as an EMT in the city for years and has heard many stories about injustices that Gary has witnessed. Sarah's Book List:https://www.dropbox.com/s/iy0l9is8ht0xk8o/Book%20List.pdf?dl=0

It's been a minute, but we are back. We have managed to pull the legendary Dean Alexander off of the golf course long enough to wax poetic about one of the great traditions in college football -- The Money Game. From the joys of the State Patrol leading the team busses through the throngs of Gator fans to the famed swamp, to the puzzling experience of the State Patrol leading the team busses through the completely empty streets of Lawrence, Kansas, Deano and I chat about some of the all time beauties agains the so-called big boys...But The Money Game knife cuts both ways, so if Danny Woodhead's name still triggers horrible nightmares, or you happened to suit up for the Eastern Oregon Mounties back in the day, you've been warned.  We appreciate your patience as we have been working to get back in the flow of things, and are glad to be back in the saddle. So enjoy some memories, and I'll leave it for you to decide if Dean was hurt more by Earle Bruce big-timing him in Ft. Collins, or Gary Peterson replacing him with a more talented accomplice in Hawaii.   ka

When planning any hunting trip where you will be spending the night in a tent or sleeping on the ground, having the right sleeping bag could be the difference between a comfortable nights sleep and struggling to stay warm wasting precious energy. On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Gary Peterson of Western Mountaineering about what makes a great sleeping bag and how you should go about selecting the right one for you.  They talk product line, quality materials, as well as process and design. Hunting Gear Podcast is Powered by Simplecast

When planning any hunting trip where you will be spending the night in a tent or sleeping on the ground, having the right sleeping bag could be the difference between a comfortable nights sleep and struggling to stay warm wasting precious energy. On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Gary Peterson of Western Mountaineering about what makes a great sleeping bag and how you should go about selecting the right one for you.  They talk product line, quality materials, as well as process and design. Hunting Gear Podcast is Powered by Simplecast

When planning any hunting trip where you will be spending the night in a tent or sleeping on the ground, having the right sleeping bag could be the difference between a comfortable nights sleep and struggling to stay warm wasting precious energy. On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Gary Peterson of Western Mountaineering about what makes a great sleeping bag and how you should go about selecting the right one for you.  They talk product line, quality materials, as well as process and design. Hunting Gear Podcast is Powered by Simplecast

Gary Peterson is the EVP of Manufacturing at OC Tanner company. He is also a Shingo Examiner and board member at the Shingo Institute. Over the years, I've interviewed Gary several different times for instructional videos, culture conversations and points on manufacturing excellence and continuous improvement. In fact, I met Gary during my first week working at OC Tanner many years ago long before we were each in our respective positions. It was there where I was introduced to the Shingo Prize, continuous improvement and many other lean leadership concepts. Later, I led the intellectual property development at the Shingo Institute. So, Gary and I have many great experiences together, and here is the thing: Gary is a tremendous leader and I'm grateful to call him a friend. Why do I share this history? Because this episode, while short and to the point, is full of so many great learning points and insights. I'm excited for you -- the listener -- to hear this conversation. Let me know what you think.

Gary Peterson Interview Executive Director Bijou Theatre and Press Conference with Mayor Joe Ganim

Jodi Huisentruit's name has appeared in local media quite a bit lately, mostly due to the research of consultant Steve Ridge.In this update episode, Steve joins me to discuss his newly public work on the Jodi case and topics ranging from a video taken of Jodi the weekend before she vanished, to the drug scene in Iowa at the time.(Here is the mentioned article Gary Peterson wrote in 2008 about Billy Pruin's death: https://www.findjodi.com/death-case-possibly-connected-to-the-huisentruit-case/ )Stay listening through the end of the episode for a preview of an excellent new podcast from Wondery and the L.A. Times, "Detective Trapp"Anaheim investigator Julissa Trapp is not like other detectives. She’s the only woman on the homicide squad, and a skilled chameleon: undercover cop in vice stings, crime-scene commander, patient confidante of killers. A master interrogator, she invokes her personal experience – and deepest griefs -- as a tool to elicit confessions. When a young woman’s body is found at a trash-sorting plant, Trapp learns the murder may be linked to the disappearance of three other women in nearby Santa Ana. Trapp embarks on a dark journey that brings her face to face with a man who takes “a little piece of her soul.” Listen now at Wondery.fm/TrappFrozenTruth

How do you handle conflict in your home and family? When conflict occurs, how do you resolve it? How might a Christian counselor help you learn to resolve conflict and be reconciled? Join us today as we discuss conflict and reconciliation. My guest today is Dr. Gary Peterson, the director ... Read More & ListenDealing with Conflict and Reconciliation The post Dealing with Conflict and Reconciliation appeared first on Family Shield Ministries.

I sit down with Gary Peterson and were friends

Gary and Andre explain what's transpired at the negotiating table. They speak with first hand knowledge since they are actively involved in negotiations and AA executives are not.

TWU Local 513 Strategic Action Coordinator and TWU International Vice President and Air Division Systems Coordinator Gary Peterson discuss a letter that AA's Kerry Philipovitch and David Seymour posted in regards to contract negotiations. Gary goes through the letter in great detail and explains exactly what the company is and isn't saying. He also explains the importance of securing clear contractual language rather than taking the company's word. 

TWU Local 513 Strategic Action Coordinator Brian Parker hosts, as he and TWU Air Division Coordinator Gary Peterson kick off the very first Transport Workers Union Air Division Podcast. Gary explains what the Air Division is, who's in the Division and how it works in support of the Locals. He also talks about planning ahead for campaigns and the importance of member involvement to support campaigns.

Gary Peterson teaches on Matthew 10:32-39 in "What is Christ's Peace?"

This week's guest is Gary Peterson. Gary talked about his company O.C. Tanner's lean journey, and shared some vulnerable anecdotes about failure, asking for help, and owning up to your mistakes.  An MP3 version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn: The quote that inspires Gary (1:54) Gary's background (3:18) About O.C. Tanner (5:53) The company's journey with lean (8:16) How they manage new ideas (11:40) An example of a personal failure (18:46) How they use their own products (27:20) His advice for new managers (30:57) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com Gary on LinkedIn Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app. You can download it here. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the Gemba Academy podcast on iTunes. You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? Describe a time when you made a mistake. How did you handle the aftermath?

Today we go for a pain-walk; talk to Parrish Muhoberac and his Agent (!) Gary Peterson. Also calls from Patrick from WLOAP, Maria from Strongbodystrongsoul.com and tammi from AwesomeSauce! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ufr/message

Join Jenny Goldsberry in her interview with Mr. Gary Peterson, Senior Vice President of O.C. Tanner. Mr. Peterson discusses the similarities between work and family culture. How can you stay motivated? Just as important: How can you motivate others?

Ep 121 - Live Ft. Gary Peterson And Ben Avery by Kevin Tienken

Rev. Gary Peterson teaches on 2 Samuel 7:1-14 in "It Is Not About Me." This is the seventh sermon in "The Spirit of Leadership" summer sermon series.

This week we discover the benefits of adding agony to the hiring process. Get the back story from Elisabeth’s interview with Gary Peterson, VP of Operations for the Shingo Prize-winning O.C. Tanner Company. We’ll cover the surprising results of this… The post Podcast: Just-In-Time Cafe, Episode 35 – Leaving the Office and Building a Joyous Culture, Featuring Gary Peterson appeared first on GoLeanSixSigma.com.

Guest speaker Gary Peterson at Church at Sandhurst

Podgodz 234 Recorded 28 February 2017 More snow? Why the fuck not   LAX  Adds/Drops/Updates Add: Intercepted Drop: Updates:   Shows that pissed me off/weren’t good The Alton Browncast #68: Gaby Dalkin Still Untitled: The Adam Savage Project 2/28/17 TV Guidance Counsellor #209 Rose McGowan   Top 5 shows of the Week   Up for contention but not making the list this week   Reconcilable Differences #46: Some Form of Ballast No Such Thing as a Fish You’re the Expert The Bugle #4018 Skip to the End #65: Moonlight Roderick on the Line   LAX Top 10 10) TV Guidance Counsellor #210: Lenora Claire 9)   Dana Gould Hour: Uncle Donald’s Monkey! 8)   TV Guidance Counsellor #211: Gary Peterson 7)    The Incomparable #341: Might As Well Keep Going (Rocket Surgery: The Read More →

Podgodz 234 Recorded 28 February 2017 More snow? Why the fuck not   LAX  Adds/Drops/Updates Add: Intercepted Drop: Updates:   Shows that pissed me off/weren’t good The Alton Browncast #68: Gaby Dalkin Still Untitled: The Adam Savage Project 2/28/17 TV Guidance Counsellor #209 Rose McGowan   Top 5 shows of the Week   Up for contention but not making the list this week   Reconcilable Differences #46: Some Form of Ballast No Such Thing as a Fish You're the Expert The Bugle #4018 Skip to the End #65: Moonlight Roderick on the Line   LAX Top 10 10) TV Guidance Counsellor #210: Lenora Claire 9)   Dana Gould Hour: Uncle Donald's Monkey! 8)   TV Guidance Counsellor #211: Gary Peterson 7)    The Incomparable #341: Might As Well Keep Going (Rocket Surgery: The Read More →

Gary Peterson delves deep into lean methodologies and the art of recognition and reward. Listen to the successful strategies that time and time again have revolutionized employee satisfaction and productivity.

Gary Peterson & Fred Bart join Lisa Nicole Bell to share how you can leave the middle class behind and become a millionaire easier and faster than you thought possible. Tune in!

Gary Peterson & Fred Bart join Lisa Nicole Bell to share how you can leave the middle class behind and become a millionaire easier and faster than you thought possible. Tune in!

Climate change is upon us.  The world's water supply is shrinking.  And increasingly, local, organic food is becoming more than just a fad or a luxury for wealthy foodies.  On this edition, we go to California, America's leading producer of fruits, vegetables, and dairy, to see some examples of how the nation's agricultural industry is slowly but surely, moving away from factory farms.   Featuring: Joe Schirmer, Dirty Girl Produce owner and dry farmer; Juliet Christian Smith, Pacific Institute Senior Research Associate; William Friedland, University of California at Santa Cruz Professor Emeritus of Community Studies; Jim Leap, UC Santa Cruz Agro-Ecology Center Farm Operations Manager; John Fiscalini,  Fiscalini Farms President and CEO; Brian Fiscalini,  Fiscalini Farms General Manager; Mariano Gonzalez, Fiscalini Cheese Company Head Cheese Maker; Richard Machado and Christopher Montes, Cheese makers; Gary Peterson, Agriculture and Land-based Training Association (ALBA) Deputy Director; Karina Canto, ALBA agriculturist and farm incubator program participant; Efren Avalos, Avalos Organic farm owner and former ALBA participant. For More Information:   Pacific Institute http://pacinst.org/ Oakland, CA Center for Agro-ecology and Sustainable Food Systems (CAFS), UC Santa Cruz.  http://casfs.ucsc.edu/ California Agricultural Water Stewardship Initiative http://agwaterstewards.org/txp/index.php   Occidental, CA Dirty Girl Produce  http://dirtygirlproduce.com Watsonville, CA  Fiscalini Farms http://www.fiscalinifarms.com/ http://www.fiscalinicheese.com/ Agriculture and Land-based Training Association (ALBA) http://www.albafarmers.org/ Salinas, CA   The post Making Contact – Small Farms, Big Future appeared first on KPFA.

On her way back to the Congo, Valerie clashes on camera with televangelist Gary Peterson about his diamond mine. Later, she and her producer Nancy confront U.S. Presidential advisor Charles Hook about a shipment of nkisi dolls from Mai-Munene.

Valerie meets Jaime Talon in Brazzaville, where he has gone to raise money for his clinic. A few sparks fly as he tells her about the diamonds mine owned by American televangelist Gary Peterson and the missionary who runs it. Valerie decides to go to Tshikapa, the nearest town to Mai-Munene, when he describes the rebel fighting in the region.