Podcast appearances and mentions of kevin bush

We once again catch up with Kevin Bush to find out more about these adventures in Drywall but are quickly distracted into talking about The Great Rocky Mountain Adventure.  We're then quickly sidetracked by The Wet and Stick tape system.  It's a curious conversation where we explore the trials and tribulations of bringing a new concept to market in the drywall space and the inherent challenges of teaching old drywall dogs new tricks.  Kevins knowledge once again shines through as we go deep into the world of grabber and political correctness.  We get a surprise pop in from builder and long time Drywaller Heath Jimmerson and have an all around good time on this, the 79th episode of The Drywall Podcast.   Episodes of The Drywall podcast in the month of January and February are brought to you by our friends at Columbia Tools.  Find out more about Columbia Tools at www.columbiatools.com    

Shout out to Kevin Bush for putting me in contact with Addam.  I had a fantastic conversation with him and his brother Alex which led to this episode. Addam is super humble.  We start out talking about his relationship to Kevin but also about his beginnings pushing the broom at the formidable age of just 15.  We discuss his father's involvement with Better Than Ever Tools and how his family's work ethic let them to begin AAA Drywall out of Minneapolis MN.  Addam now is a supervisor for MCI Paint and Drywall and runs crews of up to 40 men.  He handles large commercial projects and is a quintessential expert in his field.  I know you're going to enjoy this, the 72nd episode, of The Drywall Podcast. Shout out to CanAm Tools for sponsoring the month of November 2023 of the Drywall Podcast.  Don't forget to visit their website www.canamtools.com to explore their extensive product lineup and take advantage of any promotions there.  

On this third installment of Adventures in Drywall we tackle articles from the early 2000's.  We talk about his faithful dog Rowdy, his deep dive into mold and a bit about his good friend Joe Klaumenzer and a ton of other stuff.  Adventures In Drywall is an article Kevin used to write for Walls & Ceilings Magazine spanning over 10 years and two hundred articles.  We pluck out some gems and discuss the nature of these discussions.  Kevin was a sales rep for Grabber for years and has a vast knowledge about the industry and instruments we use every day.  Not only that, he's a good guy and my friend.  I hope you enjoy listening to him as much as I did on this, the 64th episode of The Drywall Podcast

Caleb Boyd is the Co-Founder & CEO of Molten Industries. Molten is commercializing breakthrough technology to produce the lowest-cost, cleanest hydrogen to decarbonize heavy industrial sectors such as steel, fertilizer, fuels, and plastics. He attended UC Berkeley for his bachelor's, and then graduated from Stanford with a PhD in materials science and engineering. After graduating, he moved to Germany and become a venture capitalist in Munich, working with UVC partners, an early-stage deep tech VC firm. Eventually, he moved back to the San Francisco Bay Area to co-found Molten Industries. Recently, he was named a 2023 Forbes 30 under 30. Caleb and his co-founder, Kevin Bush, were also recently named as two of Bill Gates' 2022 Breakthrough Energy Fellows. 

Kevin is back for another adventurous episode of The Drywall Podcast in Part II of Adventures in Drywall only on The Drywall Podcast.  Kevin and I dive right into one of his articles on helping children with disabilities called, "Rock on, Rock off." We also talk fasteners, butt board and glues.  He also explains to me why a product called the Wet and Stick didn't stick around long enough to make it to the market.  Kevin is a wealth of knowledge about the drywall industry and I wouldn't  be doing this series if he wasn't.  We have a ball and a lot of laughs on this, the 45th episode of The Drywall Podcast.  I hope you enjoy! This episode sponsored by CanAm tools.  If you go to CanAm tools through the months of March and April and enter promo code TDP15 you can receive a discounted price on your next purchase.  If you're thinking about buying CanAm, now's the time. 

Kevin is the quintessential salesman.  During an industry show Walls & Ceilings magazine noticed his unique skill for addressing the public.   Shortly after that he found himself writing an piece for the magazine called Adventures in Drywall.  You can tell when you talk to Kevin that he knows his business.  We discuss all aspects pertaining to drywall and beyond.  Kevin and I hit it off right away and its evident in this episode, the 34th episode of The Drywall Podcast that there might be more to this interview down the road.  I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed interviewing. 

A new MP3 sermon from Great Light Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The King Reigns Speaker: Kevin Bush Broadcaster: Great Light Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/19/2021 Bible: Psalm 2:1-12 Length: 43 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Faith Community Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Missions Benediction Speaker: Kevin Bush Broadcaster: Faith Community Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 11/21/2021 Bible: Psalm 67 Length: 45 min.

Hosted by Mojo Media CEO and news and PR veteran Justin Kelly, we chat to leaders on the front line on how to get started, what it takes to build a successful business, how to overcome challenges, and advice for those on a similar journey.In this episode, Justin speaks with chartered accountant and former entertainment executive Kevin Bush, now the Managing Director of awarding winning baby formula company, Grass Fed Milk.

TechPass: The Stash - Episode 2 "Kevin Bush"Summary: We talk to Marketing Consultant, copywriter, and content creator Kevin Bush. Kevin has overcome adversity and continued be a high performer in his field. Listen to his inspiring story.

Immortal Girlfriend is an electronic brother duo of William and Kevin Bush from Milwaukee Wisconsin. Winner of 88.9's 2018 Radio Milwaukee Music Awards "Band of the Year." Immortal Girlfriend is thoroughly immersed in their niche of retro inspired electronic music. Moving vocals croon over infectious bass lines, balanced with atmospheric tones. Find them on Facebook: https://bit.ly/2kiyh1P Instagram: https://bit.ly/2mdSnuA Bandcamp: https://bit.ly/2lOORa2 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cullah/support

In this episode Sam meets William and Kevin Bush, the brother musician and artist duo that make up the band Immortal Girlfriend. They chat about their musical history, what inspires them to create, making music in Milwaukee, creative blocks, playing Summerfest and their turning point as Immortal Girlfriend.

WMSE is excited to be back once again at Club Garibaldi for our monthly Local/Live segments. On Tuesday, October 2, we welcome Milwaukee’s “retro”-electronic brother duo, Immortal Girlfriend for a live show and interview on-site and over the airwaves that YOU can join! Milwaukee’s Immortal Girlfriend is a fresh “retro” brother duo of William and Kevin Bush, who use atmospheric layering of electronics to wash over their melodic vocals. While the heart and soul of their sounds might be immersed in nostalgia, their sound is thoroughly modern and akin to chill + synth wave outfits like Washed Out, SURVIVE and Bonobo. In their spare creative time, Immortal Girlfriend also operate as producers out of a music studio in Lannon, laying down sounds for a growing list of Milwaukee artists, including WebsterX and Lex Allen. Although Immortal Girlfriend have been active on the scene for a brief time, the two go far back with their initial collaborative creations in their parents’ basement. Those creative days have produced their debut ‘Daybreak’ EP (released in 2017) and the single “Summer Dream” (released in May of this year). Immortal Girlfriend has graced the stage of Summerfest, Turner Hall Ballroom, Cactus Club and more, supporting diverse bills of music ranging from pop, soul, hip hop and electronic.

Kyle Todd explains the Brookland Business Improvement District

Traffic. We've all been stuck in our fair share. Across the world, policy makers are constantly proposing solutions to improve the efficency of our roadways and transit systems. But what about when a shock occurs? Can our transportation system handle the emergency? We talk with Igor Linkov and Maksim Kitsak of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and our own Chief Resilience Officer for the District of Columbia, Kevin Bush. Music From the Free Music Archive: "The Grass is Always Greener" by Pure Grease.

With a majority of people living in urban environments, there is a growing imperative to engineer cities to better withstand an inevitable bevy of potential shocks and stresses. As Washington DC’s first chief resilience officer, Kevin Bush’s task is to develop the District’s first-ever resilience strategy, aiming to tackle challenges ranging from terrorist attacks to homelessness. In this wide-ranging discussion, Bush outlines how chronic stresses like a high cost of living weakens the ability of DC residents to absorb shocks like flooding, and explains how interdisciplinary solutions – such as parks that soak up excess floodwater – help embed resilience into the fabric of the city. A veteran of the Hurricane Sandy response, Bush also advocates for a more systematic approach to disaster recovery and response, such as ensuring critical infrastructure like cell phone towers has adequate backup power supplies. Above all, Bush emphasizes that the city and its residents must deal with everyday challenges in order to be better prepared for potential shocks.

Stephanie Thomas is the new Director of Programs and Small Business Services at the Washington Area Community Investment Fund (WACIF), and she stops by to chat about some of the new programs that they are rolling out to help support and grow small businesses in DC. As always, we check in with Casey from Good Food Markets - they are celebrating their 3 year anniversary of being on RIA Main Street! Then we are joined by Kevin Bush, DC's Chief Resiliency Officer. Kevin visits with us about this new program in DC, and how his team is working to make sure that DC can weather any nature of setback that could disrupt our local economy. Tune in to learn more!

An EXTRA-LONG show (sorry about that), but totally worth it. Guy finally gets his iPad while the UK and other regions get delayed again (HINT: it's most likely Guy's fault!). We also go over some listener feedback from Kevin Bush and our very own John Nemo!. We welcome Steve Stanger of the Mac Attack (http://www.themacattack.us/) podcast and Mac Roundtable (http://www.macroundtable.com) podcast. He talks about starting his own podcast and the three of us talk about backing up your computer, when we switched from the Classic Mac OS over to OS X, what the heck ever happened to Mac User Groups, and iPhoto.

Sweet Leaf Madison Capital is unique in that they are not just a finance company. The founders have owned and operated businesses in cannabis. They understand your challenges, such as price fluctuations, crop exposure, unsavory characters, banking, and everything else in between.These experiences have taught them to be nimble, creative, and—most of all—look for other high-integrity people who are passionate about the plant. Kevin spent his 20-year career in both corporate finance and fund management roles.