Podcast appearances and mentions of jeremy warren

DON BRADEN - EARTH WIND AND WONDER VOLUME 2  - Paramus, NJ, February 20, 2023 In the stone (EWF), Master blaster (Jammin') (SW), Profusion (DB) Don Braden (ts,fl,alto-fl) Art Hirahara, Miki Hayama (p,keyboards) Kenny Davis (b) Jeremy Warren (d) Kahlil Kwame Bell (perc) KENNY BARRON - LEMURIA-SEASCAPE  - Englewood Cliffs, NJ, January 17, 1991 Ask me now, Fungi mama, Maria Isabel, Seascape Kenny Barron (p) Ray Drummond (b) Ben Riley (d) ANDREW HILL - ONE FOR ONE  - Englewood Cliffs, N.J., February 10, 1965 Pax [Image of time], Euterpe [Intuition] Freddie Hubbard (cnt) Joe Henderson (ts) Andrew Hill (p) Richard Davis (b) Joe Chambers (d)

Join us as we interview Jeremy Warren is the executive director of DOSA (Dads On Special Assignment), a group specifically for fathers of children with special needs.  For more information about DOSA and how you may get involved, Jeremy may be reached at jw@dosausa.org or check out dosausa.org   Little Light House: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.littlelighthouse.org⁠/link-in-bio/⁠⁠⁠⁠ Join THECREW: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZQZ65_fqxI

Relax with a calming mix of music and natural sounds. Sparrows in the heart of the City of London, birds on Shapwick Heath in Somerset, and frogs and elephants in the Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. Wildlife recordings from Radio 3 Sunday Breakfast listeners Vaughan Ives, Dora Thornton, Jeremy Warren and Ian Strange.

Welcome to the new Mama Tried Show/Flat Out Friday podcast "Studio" Join Scott, Warren and Jeremy as they discuss whats coming up for Flat Out Friday and reflect on their recent trip to Sturgis.   Working backward? Brazil, Indonesia, Sturgis or was that the other way around? Bringing the lowbrow to it all  Where can you buy beer on a Sunday? How to not F*%! it up? Kevin the DJ Getting weird on a Saturday night and influencing others to get weird 99 problems and Johnny Cash ain't one Baggers as hay bales Jeremey's grocery list Disparity in speed  Just follow me and enjoy Two or three dimensions of crowds in the heat Keeping the stoke What did you do during the Slaughter concert? Belly flop contest What is a digger? Boom, a pool party Lost in Wyoming Not intentionally didactic   https://www.americanflattrack.com/events/2022/view/cedar-lake-short-track-2022

Happy Father's Day to the very special dads out there!!  This podcast is for YOU!!   This podcast is certainly for everyone, but especially our DADS!!!  Today we have as our guest, Jeremy Warren, Executive Director, of Dads on Special Assignment or DOSA.   Jeremy hosts a variety of activities, groups, and gatherings designed to help remind dads they are not alone in their journey of parenting a child with special health care needs or disabilities.  Dads On Special Assignment (DOSA) started with Jeremy and a few dads in his church as a ministry and has expanded into the community to help support the amazing dads who have been given a special assignment.   We are thankful for Jeremy and what he does to support dads and we are sure you will want to hear his words and heart today!  You will hear his passion, purpose and a little about, Landon, his inspiration.   Dads On Special Assignment: https://dosausa.org/

It's common knowledge that entrepreneurs put in long nights and sacrifice basically everything for the benefit of their companies. But here's a curveball for you: if the success of your business meant stepping down as CEO...could you do it? Today we're talking to Matt Hoffman, the founder and former CEO of Monarx who stepped away to make room for growth and Jeremy Warren, the current CEO. They'll be joined by investor Gavin Christensen of Kickstart (a VC firm for startups in Utah, Colorado, and the Mountain West) to bring you both sides of a perfect pitch. In this episode, we'll cover: How an entrepreneur can know if they're the right leader for their company Insights on an investor and board's reaction to an entrepreneur's desire to step down as CEO Joining a startup as a CEO, when the company was previously run by someone else The importance of remaining transparent – having difficult conversations sooner rather than later

Marc Eden interviews Dr. Jeremy Warren, Director of Plant Health at Dark Heart Nursery in California, about Hop Latent Viroid and the negative impact it has had on cannabis cultivation over the past 6+ years. Dr. Jeremy also discusses what working at Dark Heart Nursery is like, including what types of science job opportunities they have. Tune in for Hop Latent Viroid cannabis education and all kinds of cannabis plant wisdom from a PhD plant pathologist. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/green-carpet-growing/support

In this week's episode, Jeremy and I give a running update and a trip recap of our short trip. Then we cover our normal weekly questions and end with a little Disney talk.

We recorded an interview with our new staff guy in Tulsa who has been a huge answer to prayer and a great help to Frank Khalil. Hear Jeremy's story and his perspective on this movement of God in Tulsa. If you would like to send Jeremy a welcome email, you can reach him a jwarren@influencers.org.LISTEN NOW

This week on The Session, we are joined in the studio by Revision Brewing Company from Sparks, Nevada. We are joined by Co-Founders and Brewers, Jeremy Warren and Jeb Taylor, as well as Co-Founder and VP of Sales and Marketing, Darla Robert. Revision comes in to a studio rattled by Justin's sudden fall from sobriety, but counters with a stellar list of award winning beers that excite us all. This one is a show for the books folks, so just tune in and listen to the mayhem! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Ben Rice travels to Sparks, NV, to sit down with Revision Brewing's owner Jeremy Warren and head brewer Jeb Taylor, as well as musician Andy Zuker of Thundervision, to talk Revision's meteoric rise in the craft beer landscape and what it means to be RENO AS FUCK. From Jeremy and Jeb's early homebrew dalliances, to Jeremy winning his biggest homebrewing prize, which led to his first professional brewing career with Knee Deep Brewing, to striking out on his own with Revision. We talk Jeb and Andy's intertwining of music and entrepreneurial spirit and how being in a band prepared them for running a business, and vice versa. Plus! We break down Revision's second BBA bottle release ever, Separation Stout, and discover the secret to what craft beer is all about and why we drink it. From learning curves to naming rights to exceeding your reputation, it's all here, in all its profane dankness, in episode 104 of Barley & Me. Enjoy! Follow Revision Brewing and their new expansion online @revisionbrewing Check out Andy Zuker and his solo project ThunderVision on social media @thundervisionaz Need a mover? Andy also owns The Moving Crew. Find out more at www.calmovingcrew.com. And of course, follow Barley & Me across social media @barleyandmepod You can email questions, comments, concerns, guest/brewery ideas to barleyandmepod@gmail.com or barleyandmepodcast@gmail.com We are still accepting anonymous stories about racism, sexism, and homophobia in the beer industry via https://goo.gl/forms/i5aR6ipMUgVzO6LI1 Intro Music: "JamRoc" by Breez (@breeztheartist) Logo by Jessica DiMesio (@alivingclicheart)

Reno 1868 FC started a high school kid, then blew a 2-0 lead (6:35). Local Beer Month continues with Revision Brewing CEO and Brewmaster, Jeremy Warren (13:35). Pittsburgh Pirates fifth-round draft pick, and now Nevada alum, Grant Ford, discusses his breakout season and getting drafted early (34:05). The 2019-20 Nevada Basketball schedule came out and there are some problems (44:49). Trying to find logic in Jordan Brown's transfer to Arizona (1:01:06). The final Slantie for Guest of the Year is revealed (1:14:46). For slants, the Shoups talk USMNT lapping Thailand, NBA drama, and Jay Norvell's third year (1:17:17). To stay current everything on The Reno Slant, follow the brothers on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or online at TheRenoSlant.com.

Meet Dr. Jeremy Warren, Plant Health Director at Dark Heart Nursery and learn about “dudding” in cannabis plants. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/green-carpet-growing/support

Selena Easter had the opportunity to sit down with Excel Fitness DFW Regional Director, Jeremy Warren. Not only is Jeremy one of the most tenured employees within our entire organization, but he is chock-full of charisma and has a heart of gold. But don’t be mistaken, that type of tenure doesn’t come for free and his heart has been shaped through some of life's toughest lessons. Jeremy has endured numerous challenges throughout his time with Excel that have been a true test of his character and will to succeed.

2018 Goodwood Revival

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AgTech is a big deal in Sacramento's "Farm to Fork" economy. UC Davis is all all over it, a lot of companies have moved here to benefit from the school's world-class research, and the local industry just keeps seeing green -- investors forked over $4.6 billion to AgTech startups worldwide last year (compare that to only $500 million in 2012) as they look to tackle production and sustainability issues facing the farming sector. All that action will affect the regional economy, the crops and livestock raised here, and ultimately the food on your plate. At Davis's Sudwerk Brewery, AgTech innovators explained how innovations coming out of Yolo County are a game-changer -- for global food production as well as for our economy -- and why you, whether you shop at the farmer's market or not, should care. PANELISTS * Sarah Hovinga, senior scientist at Bayer CropScience, the largest AgTech firm in Yolo County * Joe Kopenick, Associate Director of New Venture Resources for UC Davis's Venture Catalyst, which helps turn university research and technology into for-profit ventures. * Kristy Levings, Program Director for AgStart, an AgTech incubator in Woodland, and a third-generation farmer in Yolo County. * Jeremy Warren, CEO and co-founder of Astrona Biotechnologies, a startup that's creating a handheld device to detect pathogens in the food-supply chain, from farm to kitchen. PODCAST TIMELINE 0 to 5:45 min - Intro of California Groundbreakers 5:45 min - Intro of the panelists 10:30 min - Why Bayer, Monsanto and other major international companies are coming to Yolo County 14 min - What are AgTech startups focusing on? 16:30 min - How a UC Davis graduate turned lab research into a VC-funded biotech company 21 min - How UC Davis's Office of Research is turning students and alumni into entrepreneurs 27 min - On a scale of 1 to 10, where does Yolo County stand in AgTech prominence and potential? 32:30 - Are local farmers on board with AgTech and being the beta testers? 37 min - What can UC Davis do more of, or better, to boost AgTech? 43:30 min - And how about about local government in Yolo County? 46:30 - Is our "Eat Local" mentality hurting or helping the local AgTech's efforts to grow? 50:45 - How involved do UC Davis faculty get in AgTech startups? 58 min - Are insects the future of food? 1 hr, 1 min - What can Yolo County do from a public-policy perspective to keep local AgTech startups here? 1 hr, 7 min - How is UC Davis making money off its Venture Catalyst efforts? 1 hr, 12:20 min - How is the AgTech industry tackling the citrus-greening disease? 1 hr, 17 min - Examples of cool AgTech companies and products coming out of UC Davis and Yolo County that are making an impact 1 hr, 33 min - The "blank check" question: Panelists' wish lists if they got Federal funding and/or contracts to further AgTech 1 hr, 41:30 min - Efforts to build more maker spaces and lab space in Yolo County to boost research and development 1 hr, 47:30 min - The Bay Area effect: With changes in San Francisco currently impacting Sacramento's economy and real-estate prices, how will those changes impact AgTech and Yolo County?

A discussion with Jeremy Warren about his life as a successful CEO – building value in a range of companies as a scientist and commercial executive and Director. However, Jeremy also holds an unusual record gained in a small sailing dinghy called Hafren! Find out more about his challenge here. He shares examples and stories […] The post Resilience Unravelled (Ep 001) The Savvy CEO appeared first on QEDOD.com.

A discussion with Jeremy Warren about his life as a successful CEO – building value in a range of companies as a scientist and commercial executive and Director. However, Jeremy also holds an unusual record gained in a small sailing dinghy called Hafren! Find out more about his challenge here. He shares examples and stories […] The post Resilience Unravelled (Ep 001) The Savvy CEO appeared first on QEDOD.com.