Podcast appearances and mentions of John Dodge

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Support me on Patreon for behind the scenes content: https://www.patreon.com/loganskeele Get my FREE Copy of “Resin Vs Diecast” here: http://bit.ly/RESIN-V-DIECAST Shop online here: https://www.advantagediecast.com Shop online here: https://www.farmtoysandmore.com Connect with me on social media! Facebook: http://bit.ly/FBP-ADC Instagram: http://bit.ly/IG-ADC Facebook Group: http://bit.ly/FBG-64th-Gear-Jammers Podcast: http://bit.ly/Toy-Talk Send me your letters, snacks, or other things to: Toy Talk with Logan Skeele P.O. Box 508 Georgetown, KY 40324 Our story of Dodge's Big Horn tractor must begin with the founding of Dodge automobile Company and the sale to Chrysler and Chrysler's exit from the heavy truck business. Psst: You can buy a 64th scale model of a Dodge Big Horn tractor here: https://www.gltrucks.com/1973-dodge-cnt-950-big-horn-gold-with-red-stripes. I'll talk more about it later on. And please take a moment to subscribe and join my YouTube family to learn all about the best diecast models you need in your collection. The story of Dodge's beginning began when Horace Dodge and John Dodge founded the Dodge Brothers Company in Detroit in 1900, and quickly found work manufacturing precision engine and chassis components for the city's growing number of automobile firms. Chief among these customers were the established Olds Motor Vehicle Company and the new Ford Motor Company. Henry Ford selected the Dodge brothers to supply a wide range of components for his original Model A (1903–04) that included the complete chassis. Thus, Ford needed to add only the body and wheels to finish the cars. Henry offered the Dodge brothers a 10% share in his new company in return for $10,000 worth of goods. That became one of the best deals Henry ever offered to any company. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/logan-skeele/message

My guest today is actor, screenwriter and producer Joe Coffey, who originally hails from Boston, Massachusetts, and grew up in the Irish neighborhood of West Roxbury, otherwise known as “Westie” in a family with deep Irish and Sicilian roots. Joe began acting at the age of 15 in theater and musical theater throughout Massachusetts.  After graduating from the prestigious Boston Latin high school, attending Stonehill College for theater, apprenticing at the Williamstown Theater Festival under artistic director and highly acclaimed actor Roger Rees,  Joe then studied at the Eugene O'Neill Theater in Waterford, CT as part of the ensemble of the National Theater Institute. He continued his training on a scholarship at the University of Florida from which he graduated with a MFA in 2009.  For the past 12 years Joe has been on a steady rise in stage, film and television. One of his most successful television roles is as Horace Dodge, in the highly successful “The Legend of Dodge” campaigns that he co-starred in for 5 years with Tyler Bryan portraying his brother John Dodge. Joe is in four films that are currently in post-production with one of them being a film that he co-wrote and produced with the Director Keenen O'Reilly: ‘Micks Out' about a Boston ICE Agent who is forced to choose between the law and his community.  Joe Coffey is speaks to me from Los Angeles, CA. To Contact Joe: Business email Address:  joecof@gmail.com Instagram: @cupofjoecoffey Other: imdb.me/joecoffey To contact Cheryl re 19Stories: www.19stories@soundsatchelstudios.com Re Voiceover Work: www.cherylholling.com cheryl@cherylholling.com Please remember to like, subscribe and share.  It's greatly appreciated!

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John is creating a new food brand for Plant Paradox dieters, and expert level copywriter and marketer Sean McCool joins us to give John some advice about brand targeting and messaging.  

The Chuckanut Radio Hour will blow you away tonight. Olympia author and journalist John Dodge joins us for his book, A Deadly Wind: The 1962 Columbus Day Storm. Interviewer, Rich DonnellyThe Chuckanut Radio Players find out that there really is such thing as too much of a good thing in another episode of As the Ham Turns. Our musical guests tonight are the Bellingham family band: The McHughs. Our resident poet, Kevin Murphy will tell no rhyme before its time.Announcer, Rich Donnelly and hosts, Paul Hanson and Kelly Evert

What I learned from reading The Dodge Brothers: The Men, the Motor Cars, and the Legacy by Charles Hyde.Upgrade to the Misfit feed and unlock every premium episode by tapping this link. This is the story of two small town machinists who became enormously successful automobile manufacturers in the early years of the auto industry [0:01]Early life and first jobs [3:02]Moving to Detroit: Arriving at the right place, at the right time, with the right skill set [6:28]Horace Dodge is a gifted engineer like Henry Royce (Founders #81) was + Inventors and bicycle manufacturers [12:00]How The Dodge Brothers first described their business [16:40]Doing work for Ransom Olds, Founder of Oldsmobile [18:20]Crucial decisions in the early days of the company [23:33]In a gold rush don't dig for gold. Sell pick axes [24:44]The Dodge Brothers almost bankrupted Ford for lack of payment [28:22]The Dodge Brothers got very rich off of Henry Ford [33:28]Why and how the Dodge Brothers built their own car [36:00]Comparing The Dodge Brothers organizational structure with that of Ford and GM [41:00]The Dodge Brothers view on advertising [43:04]How and why they worked so well together [46:13]A bond so tight it could only be separated by death [50:58]Their greatest accomplishment [52:01]“I have listened to every episode released and look forward to every episode that comes out. The only criticism I would have is that after each podcast I usually want to buy the book because I am interested, so my poor wallet suffers.”— GarethBe like Gareth. Buy a book. It's good for you. It's good for Founders. A list of all the books featured on Founders Podcast.If you have a book recommendation please email me at david [at] davidsenra [dot] comUpgrade to the Misfit link and listen to all the premium episodes here

This week we're joined by the City of Lacey's Emergency Management and Safety Coordinator, Don Noyes.  He tells us how the City prepares for emergencies, and how you can prepare at home. We're then joined by John Dodge, author of A Deadly Wind: The 1962 Columbus Day Storm.  He talks about the windstorm and its effect on the area.  Dodge will give a reading from his book at Lacey City Hall on the anniversary of the storm, Saturday, October 12, 2019 at 1:30pm, sponsored by the Lacey Museum.

This week Tony Barthel and Jim Cherry, hosts of the popular Curbside Classic Car Show podcast, dicuss Horace and John Dodge, pioneers, innovators and manufacturers of vehicles. But also inventors and visionaries. And hooligans, starting bar fights and building a mansion to anger Detroit socialites. The Curbside Classic Car SHow features topics of interest to the classic car enthusiast. This fun and light podcast is a great look at vintage cars and the people who created them.

Episode 68: John Dodge; Retired PNW Newspaper Reporter Talks about His Debut Non-Fiction Book In This Episode, You’ll Hear: (Podcast run time 59min.) :32 - Introduction to John 1:27- John talks about his background before retirement 2:30- John & Vikki talk about the loss of newspapers   3:47- John talks about the differenced between newspaper writing and creative & literary fiction 5:09-John shares a bit about himself & discusses ownership in print writing 7:15 - John shares what is on is currently on his bookstand 9:34 - Vikki shares what she just finished reading 10:57 -John talks about his writing process 14:30 -John shares the publishing journey with this book & publishing with an academic press 22:43 -John discusses marketing with an academic press 26:35 -John & Vikki talk about researching  27:29 - John talks about the cover art   30:01 - John shares about support groups  35:05 - John talked about when he knew he was a writer 38:22 - John shares his inspiration 39:38 - John reads from A Deadly Wind: The 1962 Columbus Day Storm 58:25- John ends the podcast with tips for authors   Connect with John Dodge: John’s website: https://johndodgewrites.wordpress.com   Podcast Music Credits: Title: Amazing Plan by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/   Thanks For Listening You can sign up to win free signed copies of books featured on this podcast here! If you have something you’d like to share with me, please connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or our website. Write a review on iTunes.

Today I talk with John Dodge about hunting, archery, and his experience so far as a United States marine.

Where do we find the stories we really need to know about? What's isn't being covered? What's the state of journalism and how does that impact our civic society? In this episode we talk to local writing legend John Dodge (formerly of The Olympian) about his life in journalism and his successful book, A Deadly Wind; the 1962 Columbus Day Storm. In this conversation we get a lot of questions answered, and think of many, many more. 

Columbia Conversations is a podcast that highlights authors, historians, archivists and others working to preserve and share the history of Washington state and the Pacific Northwest. On this episode, host Feliks Banel speaks with journalist and author John Dodge about his new book, “A Deadly Wind” from Oregon State University Press. It’s a look back at the 1962 Columbus Day Storm that devastated the Pacific Northwest, from Oregon to British Columbia. For information about "A Deadly Wind: The 1962 Columbus Day Storm": http://osupress.oregonstate.edu/book/deadly-wind For more information or to subscribe to COLUMBIA Magazine: www.washingtonhistory.org Columbia Conversations is a production of COLUMBIA Magazine, a publication of the Washington State Historical Society.

Brian Roman, President of promotions and marketing company AdMark360, launches a new quarterly segment that spotlights LGBT owned businesses across North America. On our maiden voyage, we learn about beard and junk oils from John Dodge, founder of J&L Pogonotrophics in Chicago. Then, Michael Jones of Our Community USA, joins us to talk about producing LGBT business and service guides for over 40 US cities. But first, Tim and John talk NYC Pride and corporate exclusivity with listener Billy Kittner, show some hilarious "Planet of the Apes" toys from listener Rob in Florida, visit the Museum of Failures in Sweden, and wish William Scholl of Foot Care Fame a Happy Business Birthday. We're all business. Except when we're not. iTunes: apple.co/1WwDBrC iHeart Radio: bit.ly/2n0Z7H1 Tunein: bit.ly/1SE3NMb Stitcher: bit.ly/1N97Zqu Google Play: bit.ly/1pQTcVW YouTube: bit.ly/1spAF5a Also follow Tim and John on: Facebook: www.facebook.com/focusgroupradio Twitter: www.twitter.com/focusgroupradio Instagram: www.instagram.com/focusgroupradio

清風明月逍遥客 2017-05-23 17:20了不起的比尔·盖茨（Bill Gates）。从哈佛的辍学生，到微软的亿万富翁，再到全世界最慷慨的慈善家，在比尔·盖茨的发家过程中，他的身上被打上了各种标签，比如一个严肃的管理者，一个杰出的思想者，以及一个单纯的爱洗盘子的家伙。高中时，少年盖茨被教务处指派了一个任务，用学校的电脑系统创建一个课程表。借此机会，盖茨就把他感兴趣的所有女生都编排进了“他的课程表”里。在哈佛，比尔·盖茨从来没有出席过任何他注册过的课，反而在其它一些他极为感兴趣的课程上经常露面。不过感谢填鸭式的教育“魔法”，盖茨总还是能在最后的期末考试中拿到“A”的优秀成绩。20岁的比尔·盖茨解决了一道困扰学界30年的数学难题——“煎饼问题”（pancake sorting）。当时这个“煎饼”难题已经“卡在”数学界30年了，一直无人能解开，直 到比尔·盖茨提出了一个令人惊叹的解题方法。那时，一位哈佛教授打电话给盖茨告诉他，他的解题方法未来将会在某个学术期刊上发表时，比尔·盖茨对此毫不关心，此时的他已经辍学去创建微软了。前哈佛教授克里斯托斯•潘帕莱米托（Christos Papadimitriou）回忆称：“两年以后，我打电话告诉他，我们的学术论文已经被一家很棒的数学期刊接受了，但盖茨表示完全不感兴趣。我当时的想法是‘这么聪明的学生，真是浪费了'。”比尔·盖茨经常开着他的保时捷911从阿尔伯克基办公室回他在西雅图的新家，他先后三次收到过超速罚单，其中两次还是来自同一个警察。过去，盖茨经常在阿尔伯克基沙漠边上，也就是微软的第一个办公室附近疯狂飙车，有一次他从朋友那借了一辆保时捷928超级跑车，最后那辆“可怜”的车几近报废，连汽车底盘都脱落了，花了一年才被修好。比尔·盖茨曾经能记住所有微软员工的车牌号码，并以此跟踪他们上下班考勤的状态。在接受采访时，盖茨曾说道，“我不得不谨慎地劝诫自己，不要用自己的标准去衡量他们有多努力工作”。“你知道吗？我清楚每个人的车牌号码，所以如果我去留心观察停车场的状况的话，我就能知道大家什么时候来的公司，又是什么时候离开公司的。直到后来公司逐渐成长到足够大的规模，我才逐渐松懈下了这个习惯。”为了保持高效工作，比尔·盖茨不得不从他的电脑中卸载掉扫雷游戏。盖茨曾一度非常痴迷于经典的Windows“扫雷游戏”，以至于后来他不得不从自己的办公电脑上卸载了它，以保证自己能高效地进行工作。当时有一名微软员工编写了一个计算机脚本，并用它超越了比尔·盖茨在扫雷游戏中所创下的记录，比尔·盖茨于是发了一封邮件，在邮件中他写道：“当机器做事比人更快时，我们要如何挽回我们作为人类的自尊？”比尔·盖茨一直到上世纪90年代还乘坐经济舱出差，和所有的微软员工一样执行公司规定的标准。到1990年时，微软公司已经蒸蒸日上了，但公司有政策规定员工出差旅行须乘坐经济舱，比尔·盖茨也不例外，他长期以来也一直在乘坐经济舱。“1990年时，我刚加入微软没多久，盖茨、几名Windows小组的员工和我一同从西雅图飞往纽约去参加几个客户的会议。那时Window 3.0系统刚推出没多久，虽然至今已时隔25年，但那时的微软已经是一个小有名气、欣欣向荣的公司了。但根据公司规定的政策，每名员工都须乘坐经济舱。所以，我就曾亲眼目睹盖茨出现在经济舱的中间位置。但他丝毫不在意这些，在整个飞行过程中，他一直在读书。那时，他还没像如今这样有名，所以乘坐经济舱对他来说也不算是什么麻烦事儿。看着盖茨先生亲自以身作则，给我这个当时的微软新人留下了很深刻的印象。”只需统计比尔·盖茨说脏话的次数，就可以掂量出他对一个新提案的看法。Stack Overflow的创始人乔尔·斯波尔斯基（Joel Spolsky）曾是微软早期时的一名员工。他曾在博客帖子中讲了一个段子：“那时候，我们常要做一件事叫‘盖茨复审'。基本上，每项重要的功能都需要经过盖茨的复审。在我的‘盖茨复审'会议上，我的小组中会专门安排一名员工，他在整个会议中的全部工作就是要准确地记录比尔·盖茨说脏话的次数。次数越少，就意味着这个提案越棒。‘4次'，脏话记录员有一次这样宣布道，然后大家一起感叹道：‘哇，这是我印象中的最低数字了。看来盖茨先生年龄大了，人也变得成熟温和了'。”当时，比尔·盖茨36岁。比尔·盖茨喜欢拷问员工。比尔·盖茨并不是真得想检查你的编程能力，他只是想确定你处在他的控制下。他的标准模式是问越来越难的问题，直到你承认你不知道，然后他就可以大声指责你没做好准备。没人知道如果你回答上来他所提出的最难问题之后会发生什么，因为那种事之前从没发生过……这才是重点。比尔·盖茨技术能力惊人，如果他信任某个人，他就不会在软件研发的事上插手。但你不能对他有一点胡扯，因为他是学编程出身的，是一个有真材实料的程序员。他编码了一款名叫DONKEY.BAS（《驴.BAS》）的小游戏。当微软首次向IBM公司授权DOS操作系统时，IBM公司要求盖茨和微软公司提供几款自带的小游戏。盖茨就和同事Neil Konzen加班到凌晨4时，终于编写出一款名叫DONKEY.BAS的简单小游戏，这款游戏需要你在驾驶时，躲避路上蹿出来的驴子。苹果公司的Mac小组在初次体验IBM笔记本电脑时，他们对DONKEY.BAS感到尴尬极了，他们很难相信比尔·盖茨会愿意在这种程序上留下他的名字。苹果早期的员工安迪·赫兹菲尔德（Andy Hertzfeld）曾经写道：“我们当时非常惊讶这么糟糕透顶的游戏竟然是由微软公司创始人与别人合伙编写的，而且他还想得到别人的好评。”比尔·盖茨喜欢自己来洗晚餐的盘子，并且他几乎天天乐此不疲。对此，盖茨自己解释称：“虽然有人愿意帮我洗，但是我很享受自己洗盘子的过程。”在采访中，比尔·盖茨曾迫使一名记者向他道歉。盖茨曾在一次采访中把自己反锁在卫生间里，并表示除非这名记者就刚才刁难他行为致歉，否则他拒绝出去。很久以前在This Week In Tech节目上，记者玛丽·乔·弗利（Mary Jo Foley）讲述了这段插曲：“这是个很有趣的事儿。当时，我正在世界计算机博览会上采访他，随行的还有其他几名记者，其中也包括约翰·道奇（John Dodge），道奇的一贯风格就是让别人出丑。当时，道奇为了使盖茨难堪，问了他一些愚蠢的问题，比如市场的定义。比尔·盖茨变得越来越生气，最后他站起身来走进了卫生间，并表示不愿再出来。盖茨说‘我不会出去，除非道奇道歉'。最后，道奇走到门前对他说了声对不起。然后，盖茨就出来了……过去的盖茨完全是另一个人，他做了父亲之后真的变了很多。过去，盖茨完全是个典型的无所畏惧的科技狂。后来他变得更像普通人了。所以，当我给别人讲盖茨过去的轶事时，人们总会问：‘比尔·盖茨？真的吗？'”

Guest: Rick Nelson Old Mill Heritage Museum. Synposis: Daniel Dodge, heir to the fortune and son of multi-millionaire John Dodge founder of the Dodge Motor Car drowned mysteriously in 1938 off Manatoulin Island near Sudbury Canada. Daniel, severally injured from a dynamite blast, was in the back of his speed boat while his wife, also injured, drove and raced along the shores of Lake Huron in a frantic attempt to get him to medical care. Suddenly, for some unknown reason, Daniel stood bolt straight upright and either "fell" over board or perhaps was all too conveniently pushed. You see he had married a girl from the island and rumours where abound throughout the Dodge family that she was beneath him in stature and her true desire was not for Daniel at all but the Dodge family fortune. The rumors seemed all too true for the Dodge family living in Detroit, for you see Daniel had married been only 13 days when the tragedy occurred.

Rick Nelson joins the program to discuss the Daniel Dodge Mystery. Daniel Dodge, heir to the fortune and son of multi-millionaire John Dodge founder of the Dodge Motor Car drowned mysteriously in 1938 off Manatoulin Island near Sudbury Canada. Daniel, severally injured from a dynamite blast, was in the back of his speed boat while his wife, also injured, drove and raced along the shores of Lake Huron in a frantic attempt to get him to medical care. Suddenly, for some unknown reason, Daniel stood bolt straight upright and either "fell" over board or perhaps was all too conveniently pushed. You see he had married a girl from the island and rumours where abound throughout the Dodge family that she was beneath him in stature and her true desire was not for Daniel at all but the Dodge family fortune. The rumors seemed all too true for the Dodge family living in Detroit, for you see Daniel had married been only 13 days when the tragedy occurred.

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