Podcast appearances and mentions of joel dawson

Joel Dawson, owner of Brothers-N-Arms BBQ, has cooked meals in some of the most extreme situations a person can imagine. “I was in Afghanistan — was on the border of Pakistan,” Dawson said. “We're in the chow hall and... an RPG went off, shook the whole building. It was so intense that it blew all the windows.” Dawson served as a cook with the Marine Corps for 15 years prior to his retirement. He joined up in 2001 and during his time in the service, Dawson deployed four times. “The Marine Corps showed us how to produce mass quantities of food at a quality rate,” Dawson said. “And since then I did in the 15 years of the Marine Corps I managed the dining facilities. I was able to go to Afghanistan a couple of times and I did food service feeding for the warfighters — the guys go on the front lines and had the intestinal fortitude to kick in doors, take names and when they come back successfully, they can come back to a great meal.” Just before his retirement, Dawson began learning the barbecue business from his father. “My dad had a barbecue stand, he was working for my cousin. So I was talking to him about that, ‘I want to do that, too.' I was telling my friends that I wanted to do a food truck and he taught me exactly how to manage a food truck, how to cook it, how to season and how to make it happen.” Dawson started Brothers-N-Arms in 2017. Immediately, he was able to put his military experience to use in his business. “I took the whole architecture designed for the Marine Corps from ordering — because I was with ordering. If a person tells me I have 200 people in my wedding, I know how much to order,” he said. “When they tell us this is how many we need to feed — we go out to the field, you do not ever want to be short.” Dawson has managed to build his business up over the past six years and is now partnered with another business. “Our base hub is in Sanford, Florida at Rockin' Rhonda's Neighborhood Bar,” he said. “You can catch us there every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. We'll be there unless we have a special engagement that we'll be at but right now we opened up our backyard kitchen. So that way if the truck food truck moves, we'll still have the barbecue on site.” Dawson has done it all while raising five children, ranging in age from 22 to his youngest at just 1 year old. Dawson said his 4-year-old has become really enamored with his dad's work. “He's really taken into what I do. He's mad now because he's not at work. He has a uniform, he has camouflage pants. He doesn't he doesn't play around,” Dawson said. On the latest episode of Florida Foodie, Dawson talks more about his military service and the difference between serving Marines and serving civilians. He also talks about his charity work, helping service men and women who are dealing with PTSD. Please follow our Florida Foodie hosts on social media. You can find Candace Campos on Twitter and Facebook. Lisa Bell is also on Facebook and Twitter and you can check out her children's book, “Norman the Watchful Gnome.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

OK finally getting caught up. thanks for being patient. I reviewd this show like a week ago so I don't really know what my call notes mean. I guess this show had 3 wishes, milk substitutes, bait only, bags of ants, talking shit, condoms erections and theiving intent, a rude hangup man, earthquake preparedness, smooth surfaces ranch drains and the good old AOL man.

This is a Love and Monsters Move / Show Review. Seven years after the Monsterpocalypse, Joel Dawson, and all of humanity, has been living underground ever since giant creatures took control of the land. Aimee, who is now 80 miles away at a coastal colony, Joel being the only single person in his colony reconnects with Aimee his HS sweetheart . . As Joel realizes that there's nothing left for him underground, he decides to venture out to Aimee, despite all the dangerous monsters that stand in his way.. Check out this review ! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/evopodcastxd/message

Hello everyone, firstly PUKE SOUND WARNING!! Secondly, it's Noah's week and he chose the 2020 movie, Love and Monsters. After a massive infection hits the world, infecting only animals and insets by mutating them, Joel Dawson decides to travel through the dangerous world 8 years later to try to kindle his love with his old girlfriend 80 miles away. MASSIVE SPOILER WARNING! Social Media: Instagram- @explicitfilmcritics, @openarmsfarmacy, @_graphicks_ Facebook- @explicitfilmcritics, @openarmsfarmacy, @_graphicks_ Etsy- @openarmsfarmacy Tik Tok- @openarmsfarmacy

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Seven years after the Monsterpocalypse, Joel Dawson, along with the rest of humanity, has been living underground ever since giant creatures took control of the land. After reconnecting over the radio with his high school girlfriend, Aimee, who is now 80 miles away at a coastal colony, Joel begins to fall for her again. As Joel realizes that there's nothing left for him underground, he decides to venture out to Aimee, despite all the dangerous monsters that stand in his way.The Trailer Island Podcast is all about movies (also TV!) and their trailers. Did the movie deliver what the trailer promised? Find out on the Trailer Island Podcast!Every Wednesday from wherever you get your podcasts.Connect with us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter or visit our website and YouTube channel!Be sure to send us an e-mail to contact@trailerisland.com.au

Informações, opiniões e spoilers fresquinhos sobre o colorido, criativo e cativante "Love & Monsters", traduzido por aqui como "Amor e Monstros". ::O filme conta a história do mundo pós-Monsterpocalypse, onde Joel Dawson - que é a cara do Hughie lá de "The Boys" - vive no subsolo junto com outros sobreviventes. Depois de fazer contato pelo rádio com sua namorada do colégio, Aimee, que agora está a 80 milhas de distância em uma colônia costeira, Joel começa a reviver seu amor. Quando percebe que não há mais nada para ele no subsolo, o garoto decide se aventurar em busca de Aimee, enfrentando todas as criaturas perigosas que estão em seu caminho.::Coloque seu fone, o seu chapéu, aumente o volume e Senta que lá vem Spoiler!::LOVE & MONSTERSaventura, comédia, 2020 (Paramount/Netflix)Avaliação imdB: 7.0Avaliação Rotten

Story: Sieben Jahre nach der "Monsterpokalypse" lebt Joel Dawson zusammen mit dem Rest der Menschheit im Untergrund, denn riesige Kreaturen haben die Kontrolle über das Land übernommen. Nachdem er über Funk mit seiner High-School-Freundin Aimee in Kontakt treten konnte - die lebt jetzt 80 Meilen entfernt in einer Küstenkolonie- entfacht Joels Zuneigung für sie erneut. Als Joel erkennt, dass ihn im Untergrund nichts mehr hält, entscheidet er gegen jede Logik, sich zu Aimee durchzuschlagen, trotz all der gefährlichen Monster, die es zu überwinden gilt.

New Cool Film Reviews (NCFR) discusses the latest movies releases. The film is the Love and Monsters, Directed by Michael Matthews. Staring Dylan O'Brien as the lead and Jessica Henwick Seven years after the Monsterpocalypse, Joel Dawson, along with the rest of humanity, has been living underground ever since giant creatures took control of the land. After reconnecting over the radio with his high school girlfriend, Aimee, who is now 80 miles away at a coastal colony, Joel begins to fall for her again. As Joel realizes that there's nothing left for him underground, he decides to venture out to Aimee, despite all the dangerous monsters that stand in his way. In this episode, Josh and Adam chat about their thoughts, impressions and opinions on the film. Thanks so much for listening follow us at. https://instagram.com/films_coolpodcast Letterboxd accounts: https://letterboxd.com/kingfrogbe/ https://letterboxd.com/jayluke/ https://letterboxd.com/ejp74/ https://letterboxd.com/berchy84

The Dash Podcast x Every Decision count's flashback series This week's featured episode Making New Mistakes with Robert Torres. Listen now and visit tregammage.com to order your copy of Every Decision Counts: 8 Lesson's I wish they taught me in school.

País Estados Unidos Dirección Rob Marshall Guion David Magee (Libro: P.L. Travers. Historia: David Magee, Rob Marshall, John DeLuca) Música Marc Shaiman Fotografía Dion Beebe Reparto Emily Blunt, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Ben Whishaw, Emily Mortimer, Nathanael Saleh, Pixie Davies, Joel Dawson, Julie Walters, Colin Firth, Meryl Streep, David Warner, Dick Van Dyke, Angela Lansbury, Jeremy Swift, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Christian Dixon, Craig Stein, Bernardo Santos, Bern Collaco, Ian Conningham, Tarik Frimpong, Jim Norton, Noma Dumezweni, Sudha Bhuchar, Steve Nicolson, Christopher Godwin, John Dagleish, Karen Dotrice, Billy Barratt, Felix Collar, Jack Cooper, Christopher Scott, Alex Sturman, Johnny White Sinopsis Mary Poppins (Emily Blunt) es la niñera casi perfecta, con unas extraordinarias habilidades mágicas para convertir una tarea rutinaria en una aventura inolvidable y fantástica. Esta nueva secuela, vuelve para ayudar a la siguiente generación de la familia Banks a encontrar la alegría y la magia que faltan en sus vidas después de una trágica pérdida personal. La niñera viene acompañada de su amigo Jack (Lin-Manuel Miranda), un optimista farolero que ayuda a llevar la luz -y la vida- a las calles de Londres.

In this episode we cover the top strategies that New Area Directors need to address in the first 60 days of your new role. In addition, there are many leadership principles discussed in here that everyone can use. there is a manual for that Area Directors Manual Read it, learn it, know it, love it! Share this episode with other Toastmasters to help them grow their leadership knowledge and skills.

If you are on the road while listening to this episode be sure to listen again when you can grab a pen and take some notes. Many Nuggets of Wisdom in here for leadership and members alike. This episode features a one on one interview with Joel Dawson, District 68 Director. We dig deep into what we have found to be the TOP 3 struggles that any struggling club has. By struggling club I mean one that has low participation, attendance and morale. As we talk about in this episode creating a positive supportive learning environment for people to engage and develop is the key to having a healthy thriving club. Please SHARE this podcast with your friends. All the best!

Today world-class toastmaster, author and professional coach Joel Dawson joins us to tell us about his amazing story. Imagine going from zero experience in public speaking to being one of the top speakers in the world. That’s exactly what happened …

In this episode of the Precision Farming Dealer podcast, we had the opportunity to visit with John Deere’s new production and precision ag director, Joel Dawson during the company’s recent Large Ag Integrated Solutions event in Orlando.

Whether we’re talking about self awareness (which includes putting things back where you found them, clean up your own mess, and watch for people/bikes/cars when in the world), or we are practicing responsibility (play fair, say you’re sorry when you hurt someone, don’t take things that aren’t yours)…we impact our own life AND the lives of others. From how we take action to when we take vacations, today’s Leader’s Discuss panel hosted by Jessica Dewell will answer the question: What do you do today that your future self will thank you for? The panel: Christine L Bowen, Geoffrey X Lane, Carmen Rojas, and Joel Dawson.

You may have heard the story about the famous bank robber, Slick Willie Sutton. In the early 1950 s, after a series of bank robberies, the police finally caught up with Slick Willie. When he was asked why he robbed banks, Mr. Sutton explained, "Because that s where the money is." Well, times have changed. Today, we think of someone completely different when we hear the name "Slick Willie." And banks are no longer necessariy the best place to find money, at least not if you re looking to borrow capital to invest in your business. Here in Louisiana, one of the alternative places you can turn to for bisness financing is Cardinal Capital Commercial Financial Services. Cardinal reportedly has over 4,000 sources of capital, including pension funds and insurance companies, who are ready to put money into Louisiana businesses. The CMO and partner in Cardinal Capital is Rob Powell. In business, everybody loves a success story. We all want to be successful. But, if by success, we think of Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and Jeff Bezos, we re most likely all going to have to define ourselves as failures. One of the keys to success is defining what success looks like, to you. Maybe it s tons of money. Maybe it s a small fishing camp. Maybe it s having a career that gives you a work life balance. Whatever it is, once you ve defined it, you can map out a path for how to get there. That, of course, is a lot easier said than done. Unless you know Joel Dawson. Joel Dawson is a business consultant, a sales consultant, and motivational speaker. If you ve ever had periods of self doubt, where you ve wondered if any of your hard work will ever amount to anything, a few minutes with Joel will dispel all of those thoughts surer than a shot of whisky and a Roddy Romero song. Photos over lunch at Cafe Vermilionville by Lucius Fontenot. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As leaders we are the stewards of prioritizing, decision-making, and determining how to do work. The work being done demonstrates both what is valued, and valuable, to a company's results. Jess Dewell hosts panelists Joel Dawson and Ryan Marchman to discuss ways of aligning business values and activities.

Creative thinking is more than a skill – it is also deeply rooted in our company's culture. Both the written and unwritten responses to new ideas, unexpected solutions to problems, and even ways to add customer (and generate company) value. Jess Dewell hosts panelists Joel Dawson and Iva Ignjatovic to discuss ways of fostering creative thinking.

Weaknesses are a tricky topic; these are traits we often aren't sure we can change or improve. The thing is … maybe we can, but just not directly. It's easy to look at our (and our team's) strengths and try to capitalize on them. The shadow, the overlooked, the unattended – when left alone, such attributes can create sabotaging behaviors which lead to plateaued or negative growth. Jess Dewell hosts panelists Joel Dawson and Allen Bridgeforth to discuss how to cultivate strength.

Joel Dawson is a Marine Corps veteran, motivational speaker, and business consultant. We discuss applying leadership skills learned in the Marine Corps to professional life. https://www.patreon.com/coverandmove

Ever been in the middle of a project and realized that something was missed, early on … something that requires a pivot or backtrack? We all have bright ideas, and it's what we do at the beginning that matters most for effectiveness and impact. Jess Dewell hosts Joel Dawson and Greg Jamison to discuss why the importance of starting at the beginning and figuring out what is the first step.

Only Positive people, 6 years ago Joel Dawson was homeless, and contemplating suicide, today he is one of the top 20 public speakers in the world. Listen to the Dash with Tre' Gammage and find more information at tregammage.com/podcast

Whether we're talking about self awareness (which includes putting things back where you found them, clean up your own mess, and watch for people/bikes/cars when in the world), or we are practicing responsibility (play fair, say you're sorry when you hurt someone, don't take things that aren't yours)…we impact our own life AND the lives of others. From how we take action to when we take vacations, today's Leader's Discuss panel hosted by Jessica Dewell will answer the question: What do you do today that your future self will thank you for? The panel: Christine L Bowen, Geoffrey X Lane, Carmen Rojas, and Joel Dawson. Starting the conversation: What do you do today that your future self will thank you for? “Often, without realizing it, we fill important places in each other's lives.” Robert Fulghum …including our own. Host: Jessica Dewell Panel: Christine L Bowen, Geoffrey X Lane, Carmen Rojas, Joel Dawson What You Will Hear: “Often, without realizing it, we fill important places in each other's lives.” Robert Fulghum …including our own. Practice values through action every day. Life is not profound but challenging. Stick up for what we believe in and what we model for others. Take care of myself for the future (and to be here and healthy) to interact with family. There is planning today to prepare for tomorrow. Take active action every day - it's important.

Meditation supports focus and grounded. The habits, er… way we communicate and recognize where they came from. It takes effort for the things that are important to us. Purposeful action over time shows up as immediately knowing. Recognize the voice that nags at us and build our intuition. Cultivate what we want in life. Know what is…not ‘should be.' Conscious and unconscious. Know what we've survived. Know our triggers. Being present can be hard. It's comfortable with the uncomfortable. We look at ourself and realize we change with our experiences. Clean underwear wisdom. Notable & Quotable: Christine L Bowen: I am conscious enough to take the proper actions so that I will be joyful in the future. Geoffrey X Lane: How can I speak in such a way that my compassion is love and love is heard even when I'm giving very direct information to people? Carmen Rojas: I will look back and see that I didn't quit. Joel Dawson: Having relationships keeps us invigorated. Jessica Dewell: Don't take ourselves to seriously and laugh a lot. Geoffrey X Lane: I'm more peaceful when I'm being gentle and creating space for myself. Jessica Dewell: I got gadgets for that. Joel Dawson: It takes work and effort to focus on clients. Say hi, how are you to people outside of business. Carmen Rojas: I can distill the nonsense and get to what matters. Jessica Dewell: We have to recognize when [our actions] are right. Christine L Bowen: When we are born, we are immediately influenced by the world around us. It's when we grow up we can look at our beliefs. Geoffrey X Lane: ‘If I can produce this,I can produce that,' is something we discover mid life. Carmen Rojas: There are catalysts that force you to learn at a different pace. Joel Dawson: You are a culmination of different things you've been taught. Taking care of ourselves is the first step to SHOW UP. Resources: Robert Lee Fulghum Website All I Really Need To Know I Learned in Kindergarten “A day without laughter is a day wasted.” - Charlie Chaplin Tags: awareness, responsibility, gratitude, driven, purposeful, action, meditation, choice, willing, heart rate variability, present, prioritize, own it, purposeful action, uncomfortable, ego

Our happiness is relative because what makes us happy isn't the same for everyone. That's a common myth. Busting through to talk about our core strengths - our super powers - and how to own them. The question they are answering: What's your super power and how did you discover it? This Leaders Discuss program is hosted by Jessica Dewell, the panel includes: Joel Dawson, Carmen Rojas, Geoffrey X Lane, and Christine L Bowen. Starting The Conversation… Happiness and core innate strengths. What's your super power and how did you discover it? Host: Jessica Dewell Pannel: Carmen Rojas, Christine L Bowen, Joel Dawson, Geoffrey X Lane What You Will Hear: Super powers make us happy and bring us success. Our beliefs and life approach are influenced by our strengths. They come easy to us. How our strengths may also be a weakness. Accept the way we are. Don't give too much away. Know when to share opinion. Ask for permission to share opinions. How to control strengths and understand weakness to fully show up. Use our own reaction and experience to choose what we must do - even if that intimidates others. Gratitude, honesty…and we are the example. Our values and our super powers. Panelists share their top 1-2 personal values. Take responsibility for your core strength. Process takes patience. Be real. Responsibility is owning ourselves and how we choose to act. Notable & Quotable: Carmen Rojas: My super power is a weakness at times, and I see things in a very matter of fact way. Christine L Bowen: My values are my super powers. Geoffrey X Lane: What [people] want to to have a real connection with you. Joel Dawson: We all have a  [superpower] gift. Carmen Rojas: Tricky when we are the only one in the room that thinks a certain way. Geoffrey X Lane: What I see isn't necessarily the truth, but I'm good at reading what's going on. Christine L Bowen: Carmen cracked me up. I'm an artsy visual communicator. Joel Dawson: I worked harder than the ordinary person to build my skills. Jessica Dewell: Consciously choose our strength, living our quest and standing in our power. Carmen Rojas: If I have to tell [my son] to be himself, I have to be myself too. Christine L Bowen: It's a daily effort to be in full alignment. Joel Dawson: I'm proud to say I have core values because at one time I didn't have any. Jessica Dewell: It is not always easy to live with the values we've chosen (in the spectrum of definitions) - we must be responsible. Geoffrey X Lane: Never ever squash [your superpower]. Resources: Giraffes Can't Dance Tags: super power, success, philosophy, illusion, Super Friends, Xmen, different, show up, literal, complicated, awareness, challenge, permission, unique, learning, self care, service, willing, motivation, control, power, being in own power, sales, clients, client acquisition, hypocritical, help, model, watching, leader, leadership, meditation, profound respect, polarized, golden rule, effort, forgiveness, non-judgement, humane

The ability to articulate a plan (create it) and do a plan (implement it) to get to the desired result takes repetition. What we do with our plans are just as important. The follow through, the implementation also matters. For this Leaders Discuss program, set aside everything you think you know about planning. Jessica shares 5 elements of creating a plan, and then she asks Joel Dawson and Geoffrey X Lane How do you approach planning? Starting The Conversation… 5 Elements of a plan that consider constraints of money and time. How do you approach planning? Host: Jessica Dewell      Panel: Geoffrey X Lane   What You Will Hear: Time moves fast, reflect and remember. Plans show up in tiny ways and grand ways. Steps of planning are repeatable. We've been conditioned to give answers (immediately) to why questions. ‘Why' questions ARE NOT part of planning. Avoid to WHY traps. Three  ‘what' questions to create a plan. The two skills plan well. Values are a large part of planning. Don't let them be a misfit in your business. Conscious and unconscious action. The bar is low. Make the plan, get milestones in place, and develop the company's planing and execution process brings results. Where ice cream and business overlap. Notable & Quotable: Jessica Dewell: Keep why questions external - when creating a plan, why questions get in our own way (they build walls). Geoffrey X Lane: [Why] is the Boobie Prize. If focused on WHY, start to lose all the things that really matter to experience life. Geoffrey X Lane: I ask myself “What worked?” first. Jessica Dewell: Planning starts with the skills of observation and listening that include combined with values. Jessica Dewell: When we take on the values of a business (we are the center) we are likely to weaken relationships and have difficult communication. Have your own values. Geoffrey X Lane: Values on paper remove communication. Geoffrey X Lane: People make up the fabric of society. Jessica Dewell: We all have weaknesses. And, when we understand the weaknesses and see where risks of the team are we can plan for them. Geoffrey X Lane: A recipe is a plan. It has timing, sequencing, and preparation all in place. Resources: 7 Steps to Building a Succession Plan  10 Steps to Creating a Project Plan  Create A Life Plan  Five Steps to a Strategic Plan  9 Steps to Developing a Plan for Action  Tags: skill, plan, reflection, scramble, anxiety, apprehension, truth, prevention, satisfaction, possibility, strategy, planning, skills

If you re in business and you re lucky or talented enough to be doing well, it s not long before you start comparing your business with others that are doing better. And start wondering how you could do as well as they are. Or better. We do the same sort of thing, consciously or unconsciously, in our personal lives. It seems to be human nature to compare ourselves to others. And to want to do as well or look as good as our friends and colleagues. Peter s three guests on this edition of Out to Lunch are all experts at making you do better, feel better, and look better in various and very different ways. Christina Harper is co founder and the Managing Partner of Lafayette based company, Excelerant. Excelerant is a professional leadership development firm that specializes in coaching, training, and development of top level company executives. The company has been around since 2003 and is the recipient of a number of impressive national and local awards. Joel Dawson is also a business and leadership coach, with a specialty that makes him uniquely unsuited for a conversation on radio. Joel maintains that only 7 of what we hear when we talk is words. The other 93 is non verbal communication. Joel leads workshops based on this principle called Mastery of the 93 . He is a professional speaker, founder of the Dawson Financial Group, and author of the autobiographical book, The Puddle. Doing well in business and succeeding personally is all worthless if you re not healthy. That s where Peter s Entrepreneur du Jour comes in. Brian Broussard is the owner of Fit Life, a company focused on corporate wellness. The principle being if you keep employees fit and happy, you re going to lower a company s healthcare costs. Fit Life will take on a whole company or just you personally to keep you physically fit, looking good, and eating right. Photos on this page at Charley G s by Gwendolyn Aucoin For more information about Acadiana entrepreneurs Innov8 Acadiana and The Opportunity Machine. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Out of Ontario, Canada comes the MacKenzie Blues Band. Consisting of classically trained vocalist, Tara MacKenzie, guitarist Trevor MacKenzie, bassist Joel Dawson & drummer Mike Weir, they have just released their sophomore album Slam! Bam!, containing 12 originals.  The band has traveled to Memphis for the IBC twice and we will discuss their careers and their music. Generation Blues Experience is the joining of 14-year old Ray Goren, who has played guitar at the Chicago Blues Festival and with Buddy Guy and more.  he was introduced to 80-year old bluesman, Jamie Bluesboy Powell and septuangenerian harpist Sammy Lee.  The three were introduced a few years agao and their musical talents meshed, and Generation Blues Band was formed. We'll talk about how their music bridges the generational gap and where they hope to go in the near future. Bob Corritore needs no introduction.  Maybe an explanation as to why it has taken so long to bring Bob on the show; well I interviewed him for American Blues News a number of years ago, he has visited during my IBC shows and somehow,my brain turned that into him having appeared on a Monday show!  When I realized my mistake, I reached out and Bob accepted.  We'll look at how it all began some 40 years ago and then also chat with Bob about his take on the Blues World today as compared to when he was sharing the stage with the many legends who are no longer with us. We'll share some of the mus from Bob's latest, Taboo. Finally, Sena Ehrhardt returns for COUCH KID NEW MUSIC for her new album, Live My Life.  Sena originally sat on The Couch back in May 2013, so we will find out what the last year has brought to this wonderful artist. "Musicians You Should Know"