Podcast appearances and mentions of Kevin Dooley

Over the next few weeks Andrea will be talking to Irish producers across the country about the wonderful things they have on offer, and why it's important to buy Irish for Christmas!Today we're talking about buying Irish gifts with Ann Chapman from Stonechat Jewellers, Sinead Gallagher from Skin Krush LED Masks, Miriam from Mimitoys, Fintan Ó Cuanaigh - founder of My Games Sports Memoirs & Kevin Dooley from Dooley's Wool!

How an Offaly-based family business is transforming Irish wool into eco-friendly bedding products, supporting local farmers and leading the shift from synthetic to sustainable with Kevin Dooley of Dooley's Wool. Expresso English is providing practical, fast-tracked language courses to open doors for meaningful employment and social integration for migrant and refugee communities and they have partnered with a not-for-profit in Westmeath on a trial project. Can transforming our approach to housing and the work permits and visa system ensure we can attract enough top talent to join the workforce to meet the needs of a growing economy already at full employment? With Colin Donnery CEO FRS Co-op and Gary O'Keefe of Crewit Resourcing

Get to know about the well-balanced approach to digital product creation with Kevin Dooley, a seasoned business growth consultant and six-time founder!

DIAL F FOR FLANGER is a comic chat show. Flanger is joined by comic reviewer Martin Gray to continue #JLApril2024 The boys are looking at AQUAMAN Annual 5 from 1999 which is part 5 of JLAPE GORILLA WARFARE. The issue is by John Ostrander, MD Bright, Dick Giordano, Alex Bleyart, Rob Ro, Janice Chiang with edits by Harvey Cho and Kevin Dooley with another aqua-ape-tastic cover by Arthur Adams. Follow along with all the podcasts participating in the JLApril crossover by searching #JLApril2024 on social media, Please leave any comments right here or email Waitingfordoom@gmail.com Flanger out! Opening theme - Flatland - The Roy Clark Method Closing - Atlantis - Shinee  

Kevin Dooley, the CEO of Kahi Inc. has helped build enviable community engagement and gave his advice for building online community on the Company Growth Podcast. Listen to Organic Social Media Marketing: Increase Revenue Through Community Engagement and hit all your community engagement OKRs today.

Kevin Dooley, the CEO of Kahi Inc. has helped build enviable community engagement and gave his advice for building online community on the Company Growth Podcast. Listen to Organic Social Media Marketing: Increase Revenue Through Community Engagement and hit all your community engagement OKRs today.

Ep 58: Navigating Market Dynamics: Levering Strengths For Differentiation With Kevin Dooley, Growth Consultant, Startup Go-To-Market Strategist, and Founder's Mindset CoachNavigating Market Dynamics: Levering Strengths For Differentiation Kevin Dooley is a six time founder that has developed his love for entrepreneurship in college by launching a hot dog cart business. In a world where entrepreneurship is both an art and a science, Kevin's story serves as an inspiring narrative of seizing opportunities, overcoming hurdles, and constantly evolving. This week we talk with Kevin Dooley as he has all sorts of experience running different kinds of companies. Join us as we glean insights from Kevin Dooley's wealth of experiences, providing a comprehensive look into the dynamic world of entrepreneurship and the myriad lessons learned while steering the helm of different companies.In this episode we discuss each entrepreneurial endeavor as it unfolds as a testament to his resilience, strategic mindset, and passion for creating opportunities. Learn how his experiences have shaped a mindset that goes beyond business operations, focusing on growth and resilience. Kevin's narrative unfolds as an inspirational saga of seizing opportunities, overcoming challenges, and evolving in the dynamic realm of entrepreneurship. Discover the pivotal moments that have shaped Kevin's trajectory, offering valuable insights for aspiring and seasoned entrepreneurs alike.  From startups navigating uncharted territories to established enterprises fine-tuning their operations, Kevin provides nuanced perspectives on steering the helm in diverse business landscapes.Tune in for a captivating conversation that goes beyond the surface, providing a comprehensive look into the dynamic world of entrepreneurship through the lens of Kevin Dooley's seasoned experiences. Don't miss out on the lessons learned, strategic insights, and much more as Kevin shares his expertise in empowering us to go on our own personal unique entrepreneurial journeys.You can find Kevin Dooley here:Instagram: @d.o.o.l.e.y_biz.coachWebsite:  https://www.kedoo.io/ (company) https://hoo.be/dooley (personal) Facebook: @kevin.dooley.90X: Dooleyk8LinkedIn: dooleykmBrought to you by Papercraft Miracles: https://www.papercraftmiracles.com​​​Music provided by Birocratic: http://www.birocratic.bandcamp.com​​​YouTube version for this episode: https://youtu.be/3Vc-cQ_1BSQ Support the show

This episode completes our pattern of curious conversations with members of the Human Systems Dynamics (HSD) Community. We couldn't think of a better way to end the season and podcast than inviting, Glenda Eoyang, Founder and Executive Director of the Human Systems Dynamics Institute, back as our special guest. In our first episode, Glenda shared: the history behind HSD, why HSD matters, and advice that anyone new to and familiar with HSD can use now. In this episode, we've asked Glenda to explain something many of us are curious about and that is the HSD Vision. She also shares details about the issue that's at the top of her wicked list. Glenda helps public and private organizations thrive in the face of overwhelming complexity and uncertainty. She is a pioneer in the applications of complexity science to human systems, and she founded the field of HSD in 2001.  As founding executive director of the Human Systems Dynamics Institute, she leads a global network of scholar-practitioners who use her models and methods to see patterns in the chaos that surrounds them, understand the patterns in simple and powerful ways, and take practical steps to shift chaos toward coherence. Her recent clients include the Finnish Research Institute (VTT), US Environmental Protection Agency and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, British Columbia Ministry of Health, Oxfam International, The International Baccalaureate Organization, The Sustainability Consortium, the Association for Medical Education in Europe, UK National Health Service, and Roffey Park Institute.  Glenda received her doctorate in HSD from the Union Institute and University in 2001, studying under Drs. Donald Klein and Kevin Dooley. There she discovered three fundamental factors that influence the dynamics of self-organizing change in human systems. This research forms the foundation for the body of work that helps individuals, institutions, and communities respond to complex change. With colleagues around the world, Glenda delivers a hybrid of education and consulting in the form of Adaptive Action Laboratories. Individuals and teams bring their most wicked problems, learn and practice human systems dynamics approaches, and leave with plans for next wise action. Groups from Vancouver to Sao Paulo and Boston to Delhi have used this method to break through apparently intractable issues.  Her published works include scholarly articles in a variety of fields and Radical Rules for Schools: Adaptive Action for Complex Change (HSD Institute, March 2013), and Coping with Chaos: Seven Simple Tools (Lagumo Press, 1996). Glenda's latest book, with co-author Royce Holladay, is Adaptive Action: Leveraging Uncertainty in Your Organization (Stanford University Press, April 2013). It is a roadmap for anyone who chooses to work at the intersection of order and chaos. Glenda grew up in the Texas Panhandle, where there is more sky than ground and the wind “has been blowing for a very long time.” She lives now near the headwaters of the Mississippi River, on a little lake in Circle Pines, Minnesota. Thanks to Zoom, she engages with global partners in local action.  For more information about Glenda and the HSD Institute, visit www.hsdinstitute.org. You can reach Glenda via email @Geoyang@hsdinstitute.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hsdpatterns-possibilities/message

On today's episode of the Restoration Today Podcast, Kevin Dooley, founder of Kahi joins Michelle to talk about innovations in the industry, asset tracking, share a bit about what Kahi provides to the restoration industry, challenges/opportunities for restorers, and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michelle-blevins/message

On today's episode of the Restoration Today Podcast, Kevin Dooley, founder of Kahi joins Michelle to talk about innovations in the industry, asset tracking, share a bit about what Kahi provides to the restoration industry, challenges/opportunities for restorers, and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michelle-blevins/message

From a 6x founder to freelancer, Kevin Dooley has really been through it all from a business perspective. Kevin developed his love for entrepreneurship in college by launching a hot dog cart business to pay his rent. This experience was a springboard to future adventures that include an intraprenuer corporate role launching new products, a burrito business, and a B2B SaaS company. Now, he coaches other founders looking to grow their ventures to scale.--------

This episode launches a new pattern of inquiry with members of the HSD community. Our first special guest is Glenda Eoyang, Founder and Executive Director of the Human Systems Dynamics Institute. Glenda Eoyang helps public and private organizations thrive in the face of overwhelming complexity and uncertainty. She is a pioneer in the applications of complexity science to human systems, and she founded the field of human systems dynamics (HSD) in 2001. As founding executive director of the Human Systems Dynamics Institute she leads a global network of scholar-practitioners who use her models and methods to see patterns in the chaos that surrounds them, understand the patterns in simple and powerful ways, and take practical steps to shift chaos toward coherence. Her recent clients include the Finnish Research Institute (VTT), US Environmental Protection Agency and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, British Columbia Ministry of Health, Oxfam International, The International Baccalaureate Organization, The Sustainability Consortium, the Association for Medical Education in Europe, UK National Health Service, and Roffey Park Institute. Glenda received her doctorate in Human Systems Dynamics from the Union Institute and University in 2001, studying under Drs. Donald Klein and Kevin Dooley. There she discovered three fundamental factors that influence the dynamics of self-organizing change in human systems. This research forms the foundation for the body of work that helps individuals, institutions, and communities respond to complex change. With colleagues around the world, Glenda delivers a hybrid of education and consulting in the form of Adaptive Action Laboratories. Individuals and teams bring their most wicked problems, learn and practice human systems dynamics approaches, and leave with plans for next wise action. Groups from Vancouver to Sao Paulo and Boston to Delhi have used this method to break through apparently intractable issues. Her published works include scholarly articles in a variety of fields and Radical Rules for Schools: Adaptive Action for Complex Change (HSD Institute, March 2013), and Coping with Chaos: Seven Simple Tools (Lagumo Press, 1996). Glenda's latest book, with co-author Royce Holladay, is Adaptive Action: Leveraging Uncertainty in Your Organization(Stanford University Press, April 2013). It is a roadmap for anyone who chooses to work at the intersection of order and chaos. Glenda grew up in the Texas Panhandle, where there is more sky than ground and the wind “has been blowing for a very long time.” She lives now near the headwaters of the Mississippi River, on a little lake in Circle Pines, Minnesota. Thanks to Zoom, she engages with global partners in local action. For more information about Glenda and the HSD Institute, visit www.hsdinstitute.org. You can reach Glenda via email @Geoyang@hsdinstitute.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hsdpatterns-possibilities/message

After a near fatal skull injury from barroom assassins, Kevin is arrested for attempted murder and firearms possession.

KAVITYx ..... do you know him ??? you should !!!!! truly there is no one with more Lorde content. Kevin is also an actor and a filmmaker and actually very nice. we talk Lorde obviously, acting in my first short film, our top men and women. did i mention Lorde? At the end we talk about our favorite artists of the past year & our music forecast. welcome back to Sidetracked. I missed u. find kevin here: https://www.youtube.com/@KAVITYx find bushwick rover here: https://www.tiktok.com/@veronica_pomilla/video/7083926519516712238 find me here: https://www.instagram.com/when_you_weara_striped_sweater/ tix for my upcoming show here: https://www.someday.fm/events/438416659945881603?fbclid=PAAaZqJWOy1XAV5drthk0bDW_1jXAXCfRSxwMrSQNTMsqzwspcFGq__wSBmrQ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/caroline3376/support

About Kevin Dooley, Marc Lennox and Kahi Inc: I have an immense passion for helping Restoration Contractors become more successful. For the last decade +, I've built businesses that empower Restoration Contractors to add scale, capability and marketability. I'm a process driven tech enthusiast and I'm fascinated by the rapid change that is occurring in the global economy and how it applies to the community I serve. I'm a big thinker visionary kinda guy that thrives on solving difficult problems and ideating on processes and business models that can scale fast and serve many. I lead with compassion, integrity, energy and an open mind, always knowing that change is constant and learning is forever. In the Diffusion of Innovation theory, I am most definitely in the innovator category. I have a successful track record of leading and growing highly productive software teams inside small growing organizations, pushing the technology envelope to solve big problems in the most effective way. I have spent most of my career working for startups I co-founded, 2 of which led to successful acquisition events. Despite being a software technology leader, I have also spent time wearing many hats within the companies I've helped start and grow. I firmly believe that hard work and hustle leads to positive results. I'm a quick learner and thrive on learning new and better ways to do things in order to let product teams focus on solving big problems efficiently. Kahi is the global asset tracking platform, designed for developers and solution providers to easily add beacon-based asset tracking to their product solutions. Kahi for Restoration is the first industry-specific solution built on Kahi, designed for Restoration Contractors to be able to track their equipment as they travel to-and-from job sites, allowing automation of invoicing, as well as understanding equipment availability.

Hear from Kevin Dooley, Distinguished Professor of Supply Chain Management, as he talks to us about how managing the sustainability of your supply chain is the best approach to risk management. Supply chains are an absolutely integral part of the modern global economy.  But as they grow in complexity, they become more fragile. They are also often opaque to companies wanting to decarbonize through their value chain – that is, covering their so-called scope 3 emissions.    In this episode we look at three main issues: How are companies are analysing their supply chains and adapting them to make them more sustainable and resilient The capabilities that risk professionals should look for when lending or investing in companies that have complex supply chains And the lessons on risk management that we can glean from case studies of supply chain disruptions. We learn that understanding the risks in the supply chain and considering its sustainability are two sides of the same coin.  Links from today's discussion: The Sustainability Consortium (TSC) - https://sustainabilityconsortium.org/ THESIS Supply Chain Sustainability Index - https://sustainabilityconsortium.org/thesis/ Responsible Businesses Alliance (RBA) - https://www.responsiblebusiness.org/ Science Based Targets - https://sciencebasedtargets.org/ Details of Weike & Sutcliffe's research on high reliability organizational cultures Speaker's Bio Kevin Dooley is Distinguished Professor of Supply Chain Management at Arizona State University, and a Senior Sustainability Scientist in the Global Institute of Sustainability and Innovation. As Chief Scientist of The Sustainability Consortium, Kevin leads a global research team that works with over 100 of the world's largest retailers and manufacturers to develop tools that measure and track progress on critical product sustainability issues. He has published more than 100 research articles and co-authored an award-winning book, ‘Organizational Change and Innovation Processes'. Kevin has consulted over 200 companies in the areas of sustainability, supply chain management, technology, and innovation. He obtained his Ph.D. in mechanical engineering at the University of Illinois.

Looks like it turned into Green Lantern Week on the pod, as artist Darryl Banks follows his former editor (Kevin Dooley) in the Bandits hotseat! Banks, of course, was an instrumental part of the Emerald Twilight storyline and the subsequent creation and introduction of Kyle Rayner as the new Green Lantern. We dig into all that, including costume designs and redesigns for Parallax, Fatality, and Dr Light, as well his start on Legion of Super-Heroes and his teaching work. Grab your power ring and listen up!____________________________________Check out and subscribe to YEET Presents on Patreon: patreon.com/yeetmagazine.Email us at dollarbinbandits@gmail.com. Follow us @dollarbinbandits on Facebook and Instagram, and @DBBandits on Twitter. 

It's Kevin Dooley time, it's Kevin Dooley time! OK, he may not be Howdy Doody, but the man did play an outsized role as editor and writer at DC Comics in the 90s. You probably know him best as one of the architects of the seminal Emerald Twilight storyline for Green Lantern. He also edited Aquaman during that character's transition from clean-cut and handed to grungy and hooked. And then there's his writing, which he lent to such titles as Mister Miracle and Green Arrow. So I guess what we're saying is this: Listen up, it's Kevin Dooley time!  ____________________________________You can find a video version of this episode on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/dollarbinbandits.Check out and subscribe to YEET Presents on Patreon: patreon.com/yeetmagazine.Email us at dollarbinbandits@gmail.com. Follow us @dollarbinbandits on Facebook and Instagram, and @DBBandits on Twitter. 

Kevin Dooley joins us for this Between the Bannisters to discuss the ultimate horror retelling, Evil Dead 2. Through it's mix of physical comedy and true horror elements, he shares how the film started him on his screenwriting quest to blend genres well.

We finish up our inaugural season with EP 25 talking about a restoration project at a power plant that caught fire in a small town in MN. One of the guys on the job was a brilliant guy... that was a little slow sometimes. He didn't realize that Walleye fish had fingers. You have to listen to EP 25 to figure out (in the words of Paul Harvey)... The Rest Of the Story. We wouldn't be able to put together this podcast without the help of Kevin Dooley and his folks at Kahi. Their equipment tracking is taking the restoration industry by storm. Not only do they track equipment that helps dry the job... they have dash cams for your vehicles that have built-in AI for driver-specific feedback and vehicle diagnostics. Visit their website to learn more! https://kahi.io Find our other episodes at www.disasterpodcaster.com Join our community! www.restoration-nation.net Looking for a book to take you to the next level of development? Our book vault contains a growing list of incredible resources. www.restorationadvisers.com/bookvault Our new e-course: "45 days to build a STRONG restoration business" Happy New Year everyone! https://www.restorationadvisers.com/

Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) Senior Vice President for Government Affairs and Policy Scott Boos, AAM Senior Vice President for Communications Elizabeth Brotherton-Bunch, host Scott Paul examine the top manufacturing news stories of 2021 and analyze what lies on the horizon of 2022. Photo courtesy Kevin Dooley via Flickr

We take a few minutes to learn more about Kevin Dooley with Kahi. We've talked about Kahi for several weeks now, and we thought it would be fun to bring the mind behind Kahi onto the podcast to discuss his roots, his experience, and the reason for his pursuit of technology within the restoration industry! www.restorationadvisers.com www.disasterpodcaster.com Contact for a FREE demo https://kahi.io

We take a few minutes to learn more about Kevin Dooley with Kahi. We've talked about Kahi for several weeks now, and we thought it would be fun to bring the mind behind Kahi onto the podcast to discuss his roots, his experience, and the reason for his pursuit of technology within the restoration industry! www.restorationadvisers.com www.disasterpodcaster.com Contact for a FREE demo https://kahi.io

City of the Lord In this episode, Malcolm interviews Tim Keller about his experience in community. Tim discusses the importance of community life and describes the spirituality and activities of the City of the Lord, a Charismatic covenant community which he has been part of for 40 years. We all have a covenant Tim explains that, far from being esoteric or unusual, covenant community is fundamental to the Christian life. Every Christian is part of a covenant relationship with the Lord and with other Christians, simply by virtue of baptism. For Catholics, this is reinforced by the Eucharist, the Sacrament of unity. Community as an “altar call” Building a community is a way to reinforce and claim the covenant we have already entered into with the Lord. This covenant gives us rights and responsibilities that are difficult to live out alone. The community helps individuals to affirm and ratify their commitment. God’s face to the world We discussed the amazing reality of our Christian mission. As members of the Mystical Body, we have to show Christ’s love to the world. The love in a community is the best way to show others the love of Christ. Commitment to one another Tim discussed a fundamental shortcoming that limits the effectiveness of many Catholic programs, from men’s groups to youth outreach: those in the groups are not actually sharing the whole of life together. If the men in a small group, for instance, were actually sharing the whole of life and knew one another’s families, they would be more effective at offering support and guidance. (See our blog post on supporting one another in community here.) “The poverty of riches” In the past, community was natural; people needed one another. Tim pointed out that today, our wealth has created a certain kind of relational poverty. We need to rebuild the kind of caring community that once existed. The City of the Lord Community For 40 years, Tim Keller has been a member of the City of the Lord community, which is based in four cities in Arizona and southern California. It is a Charismatic Covenant Community in which groups of families come together to share life in Christ with one another. Tim described the activities of the community, ranging from block parties to healing ministries, and the many small groups that met under the umbrella of the wider group. For several years, he was also part of their Brotherhood, a group of single men in the community who lived a monastic-style life together. Geographic Relocation Over time, many of the families that made up the community relocated to live near one another in an urban neighborhood in Tempe, Arizona. This made it easier for the community members to maintain an informal social life with one another in addition to more formal planned events. Outreach The community of believers is for a mission, to show the world the love of Christ. Tim Keller described the many ways the City of the Lord reached out to the wider world. Just by living in community, the members were able to provide an attractive witness to others. The Next Episode This is the first of a two-part interview with Tim Keller. In the next episode, Tim will talk about the mistakes that can be made while building community, the Sursum Corda community he is helping to form in New Mexico, practical steps for community building, and the four pillars of community life. More Information You can find the City of the Lord website here. You can find the website of Tim’s community, Sursum Corda, here. Tim mentioned John Paul II’s letter Christifideles Laici, which can be found here. Cover image: Arizona desert. CC BY 2.0: Kevin Dooley

Facility security presents unique challenges for safety leaders. Whether you're managing a small office for a few hundred employees or a large event venue with a capacity for thousands, the overarching goal remains the same: keep people safe at all times. Kevin Dooley, Sr. Director of Security & Transportation for the San Diego Padres , joins Peter in this episode to share his insights on the best technology and procedures he uses to keep stadiums secure. Additionally, they discuss: - How to tackle the challenges of different types of facilities - Why optimizing available technology is crucial for security - Communication best practices for mitigating risks - The importance of learning from incidents Resources mentioned: 24/7 Software Good to Great by Jim Collins The Employee Safety Podcast is hosted by Peter Steinfeld, VP of Sales at AlertMedia. You can find this interview and many more by subscribing to The Employee Safety Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or here. Listening on a desktop and can't see the links? Just search for The Employee Safety Podcast in your favorite podcast player.

Kevin Dooley is a very well-known wildlife photographer in Alaska and Africa and has led many, many trips to both regions resulting in outstanding wildlife photos. Join us for a virtual trip to Alaska to photograph Alaska grizzly bears and learn from the best! Website: https://idubephotosafaris.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kevin.dooley.560 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/idubesafaris/?hl=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0RsTihusnM3MMEUIsBXv2A or https://bit.ly/37eK1rP Photos: Thanks for listening. To see the video version, go to https://youtu.be/II_u1pARHS0 Kirby kirby@flanaganfotos.com  

Caron is a self-taught wildlife photographer with beautiful photos and an excellent eye for composition. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from her photographic journey. You can find her photos here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/caron.gray.1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carongrayphotography/  Wild Birds of Wisconsin: https://bit.ly/3lg9p3Y Universe of Color Photography: https://bit.ly/37bIYYt Photos: Thanks for listening! Tune in on December 15th for an episode with wildlife photographer Kevin Dooley on Alaskan Bear Photography. Kirby kirby@flanaganfotos.com

Kevin Dooley writes authentic acoustic Americana and roots music from the Rocky Mountains. His unique American Celtic style creates a vocal and guitar blend that is organic and powerful. Kevin has released nine albums and has played the main stage and the Rocky Mountain Folks Fest, the Telluride Blues festival, and many more. Tim O'Brien says he "successfully marries the soul of acoustic with the range of rock." Dave sat down with Kevin to talk about his normal songwriting process and how that compares to taking the Raw Songwriting Challenge. Get ready for a raw and riveting discussion about the craft of songwriting! Be sure to check out https://www.facebook.com/kdsongsnstuff/ for more music.

Memoryyyyyyyy… All alone in a prisonnnnn. Okay, enough Cats references. Nathan & Aaron are joined by Kevin Dooley and Alex (back from the dead?) to cover episode 2 of the first season. This episode has everything Volkswagen firetrucks, alcoholism, playing cards, street art, mini-projectors, and French New Wave cinema. Confused? Watch the episode and listen to see if we feel the same. (Theme by Marcus Lim)

The Impodible Mission Force covers the first-ever episode of "Mission: Impossible" (1966). This episode has everything: nuclear bombs, Underdog, and questionable brownface makeup. Is this episode set in South Africa or South America or does Nathan just have to do more research? Listen and find out!(Theme by Marcus Lim)

Photo by Kevin Dooley via Flickr How do you help boys deal with change and anxiety? And how can parents deal with boys' incessant energy?  Those are just a few of the questions we tackle in our first listener Q & A of 2020! Jacquie asked: How do you help boys adjust to change and uncomfortable situations (new school, daycare, meeting new kids...)? Eden and Katie also wanted advice on helping boys (and themselves) cope with anxiety, albeit at different ends of the age spectrum. Eden asked: How do you help your teen boy with anxiety? while Katie said My 3.5 year old boy strongly dislikes going to preschool. He started 3 months ago. The teachers reassure me that after I leave, he adjusts and is fine. However, it feels awful to force him through the front door, with the teacher grabbing him on the other side, and him saying he doesn't want to go? Any tips? Ashley -- an introvert -- asked how to cope with her energetic boys: I have 3 boys who love to roughhouse ALL the time. I'm an introvert and thrive in quiet environments. I'm struggling to adjust to the natural rambunctious behavior of little boys. In this episode, Janet & Jen discuss: Helping boys adjust to change and uncomfortable situations How age and personality affect boys' response to change Working with your son to increase his comfort level Using playacting & anticipatory guidance to prepare boys for new situations Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for anxiety and depression Affordable at-home treatment for anxiety Differentiating anxiety from nervousness and excitement Separation anxiety Tips for dealing with overwhelm The importance of self-care for introverted boy parents How you can make your house more movement-friendly Links we mentioned (or should have) in this episode: Helping Teens Cope with Anxiety, Depression & More -- ON BOYS episode Anxiety & Depression in Boys -- ON BOYS episode COPE (Creating Opportunities for Personal Empowerment) -- evidence-based program proven to help kids with anxiety & depression (mentioned at 7:14) Age of Anxiety: Are We "Pathologizing" Normal Emotion? -- article mentioned at 10:18 The Kissing Hand, by Audrey Penn -- book mentioned at 15:35 (great for those dealing with separation anxiety!) Meagan Francis of The Mom Hour: Parenting in the Digital Age -- ON BOYS episode 4 Ways to Make Your Home Movement-Friendly -- Understanding Boys article by Jen Learning to Live with Boys (w Katy Rank Lev) -- ON BOYS episode mentioned at 23:44 LIKE THIS EPISODE? Share it with your friends (and thanks!): Twitter: Facebook: Linkedin: STAY CONNECTED WITH JANET & JEN: Join the Building Boys FB group and the Boys Alive! FB group Be sure to opt-in at  Boys Alive! .com for your free report “3 Simple Tips to CONNECT with Your Boy.”  And opt-in at  BuildingBoys.net, too! Follow us on Instagram:  @on.boys.podcast and @boys.alive Twitter:  @ParentAdvisor and @BuildingBoys  LinkedIn:  use this link for Janet and use this link for Jennifer

Often, during this transitional season from the holidays and old year to the new year, we find ourselves reminiscing about stories of past travel plans gone awry. Take a look as friend and guest speaker Kevin Dooley speaks about a truly crazy travel plan gone awry for Mary and Joseph during Jesus young life.

After a near fatal skull injury from barroom assassins, Kevin is arrested for attempted murder and firearms possession.

After a near fatal skull injury from barroom assassins, Kevin is arrested for attempted murder and firearms possession.

‘Digital to physical convergence and the Internet of Apparel, with a sustainability twist!’ Dr. Kevin Dooley, a professor specializing in supply chain at Arizona State University, joins in his role as the Chief Scientist of The Sustainability Consortium (TSC). TSC is a 100+ member community of retail giants including Amazon, Walmart, Walgreens, as well as major CPG Brands, non-profits, and academic institutions. They work across all product categories to determine a way to make the things we buy more sustainable. On this episode, we learn about WearEver, a TSC project with goals to embed technology into apparel to measure usage which has the potential to increase demand for ‘clothes that have better emotional and physical utility and durability’ whilst unlocking a treasure trove of information about where / when / what consumers wear. Kevin discusses what drives interest in tracking usage of consumer products, the potential technologies to achieve this, and their current limitations. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kevin Dooley is well-known for his wonderful photos of African wildlife. His African safari's go to less well known and less crowded parts of the African continent. Kevin, while a professional and experienced Africa photographer, remains enthusiastic about photography and his wild subjects. We discuss all the important details for a successful African safari. Kevin's website: http://www.idubephotosafaris.com/ Kevin's Photos: Bye for now. Thanks for listening! We'll talk soon. Kirby kirby@flanaganfotos.com

Recorded on our boat as we head to the next Island. David Ziser, our guides, and Jeff Morison join in.

DCOCD is the DC Comics Events podcast where we discuss, score and rank every single DC event in order starting with 1985's Crisis on Infinite Earths up to... we're not sure yet. Paul and Mike sell their souls to look at the 1999 event Day of Judgement from the creative team of Geoff Johns, Matt Smith (not that one), Steve Mitchell, Chris Jones, Comicraft, James Sinclair and Kevin Dooley. Also on the road to heaven, hell and everything in between is the eerily calm Mark Sweeney from the superb I’m the Gun blog and podcast. When you finally come back to today, head over to Comicosity.com to check out the DCOCD event ladder to see where this one sits on the list.  If you have thoughts, opinions, encouragement or gripes, please feel free to contact us at DCOCDCast@gmail.com and on twitter @DCOCDCast KEEP ON EVENTING!

Welcome to SoundON Podcast! Your hosts, David Ford and Tim Ostdiek will be bringing you the latest in Colorado's front range and Boulder County's music news, reviews, artist interviews, jam sessions, and more! Tim Ostdiek is a playful, uplifting, and engaging singer, songwriter and performer. He writes feel-good, big-hearted folk with a drop of something funky. With hopeful and purposeful songs, Ostdiek doesn’t shy from the deep and heavy. A tasteful and dynamic guitarist, Tim often fits fingerpicking, strumming, and lead elements into one song. Whether in a concert hall, club, brewery, or living room, he always reaches the hearts of his listeners and sends them out a little brighter than they came in. David Ford is a Nebraska native who started playing music at the age of ten. Falling in love with the art of drumming and orchestral percussion; and later guitar, David is a connoisseur of auditory art. Paired with a love for the sound of radio, he started podcasting in 2009, working with several technology and news podcasts. David is elated with the opportunity to further the music community along the front range of northeastern Colorado.   Our first guest will be John Bunzli! The Songs  John tells stories, stories of people that are familiar, stories that are real.  From the post 9/11 rock anthem “The Rivers Still Flow” to the quiet, bittersweet tale of a doomed affair “The Light”, these songs mirror the truths of the human condition in a vivid often visceral way. The Music  John’s guitar flows through the disc, from gentle finger picked acoustic to searing, emotional riffs. The rhythms and textures are deep and rich and are complemented by some of Colorado’s finest musicians including John Magnie (Subdudes), Nick Forster and Christian Teele (E Town), Bill McKay (Leftover Salmon), Ron Miles (Bill Frisell), Edwin Hurwitz (Great American Taxi) and more.   Music Calendar Wednesday Oct 31 Rosalee’s Pizza Dave Coile at 7PM Thursday Nov 1 Tasty Weasel Jackson Cloud Band at 6PM Laughing Goat Tim Ostdiek and Molly Kollier Music at 8PM St Vrain Cidery Nick Critchlow at 6PM Still Cellars Teresa Storch Duo and Kevin Dooley at 7PM Friday Nov 2 Laughing Goat Ramaya & The Troubadours at 8PM Bootstrap Brewing Deborah Stafford & The State of Affairs at 6PM Aggie Theatre DeadPhish Orchestra at 9PM Saturday Nov 3 Tasty Weasel Coop and the Chicken Pluckers at 4:30 PM Oskar Blues HMLS Clandestine Amigo Saturday at 8:30PM Dickens Opera House The Long Run (Eagles Tribute) at 7PM The Wild Game Shotgun Lullaby at 8PM Sunday Nov 4 Tasty Weasel The Farmer Sisters at 3PM Left Hand Brewery Andy Eppler at 4PM Laughing Goat Sam Paul, bellhoss, and Jon Pierce at 8PM Monday Nov 5 CU Boulder College of Music Student Showcase at 8PM Tuesday Nov 6 Grateful Dawg Sessions at Rosalees at 7PM Tim Ostdiek at The Old Mine at 6PM

Welcome to our new podcast, the Midday Treat with HOKA NAZ Elite!Craig has set new personal bests this season in the 3k and 5k, with times of 7:48 and 13:36, respectively. We spoke with him on the eve of the 20176 USATF Outdoor Championships. (1:27)Craig talks about a recent workout, a new personal best in the 5k and his thoughts going into the 5k at USAs. (5:57) Craig talks about his past year with injuries and why that makes this season special. (8:17) Craig goes into the beginning of his running career, where he broke 7:00 in the mile at the age of 7, and what lead him to winning NXN as a junior in high school, and wearing the burnt orange for the University of Texas. (14:49) Craig talks about his first All American honor, which he earned as a first year in Cross Country with his 33rd place finish, and his later experiences at Cross Country Nationals. (22:57) Craig talks about turning professional, why he’s now in Flagstaff with HOKA NAZ Elite and why he values the team’s transparency.(33:18) Craig answers some wrap up questions. Many thanks to Kevin Dooley, who made the song Vibin’ for our intro and closing music. You can find more of his music on Soundcloud with the username Resident K https://soundcloud.com/residentk

Mushroom Lab is Andrew Sonniy project (famous also for dub-band Sonnie Mishki) in which he explore realm of psy chillout with dub and ethno elements. His music is deeply relaxed, easy and gently transports you to another dimension. http://microcosmosrecords.com/mushroom_lab/ Tracklist: Mushroom Lab - Intro Mushroom Lab - United miditerian Mushroom Lab - Springer Mushroom Lab - Stargate Mushroom Lab - Space continuum Mushroom Lab - Lost planet Mushroom Lab - Meta beta Cover by Kevin Dooley (http://www.flickr.com/photos/pagedooley/)

LYDKUNST og den danske kunstner Mia Edelgart er taget på sommerens Ljudskola i Småland, hvor lyd anvendes som kollektivt materiale til kunstneriske undersøgelser og eksperimenteren over dette års tema: Kommuner lyder. Fra den 11. - 16. juni i år tilbragte 50 mennesker seks dage sammen på en skole i kanten af den smålandske industriskov. Skolen har ingen elever og ingen lærere - kun evige praktikanter, i den forstand, at alle lærer og lærer fra sig. Det betyder, at al læring, stemning, madlavning og oprydning sker i fællesskab mellem koordinatorer, deltagere og facilitatorer. Lydskolen fandt i år sted for anden gang på Siggalycke Folkskola, en tidligere landsbyskole i Småland, der nu er kollektivt eget og benyttes som både hjem, fristed og rum for fx selvorganiserede skoler. I skolens have står Audible Dwellings; to lydhuse skabt af billedkunstnerne Rikke Luther og Cecilia Wendt, som både fungerer som et enormt stereosystem og et opholdsrum, hvor man kan tale, spise, sove osv. Lydskolen er et kollektivt eksperiment omkring både lyd og skole. Her samles man for at udforske og dele sin nysgerrighed om lydens former og potentiale. Som deltager på Ljudskolan kunne man i år være med på ét ud af fire spor faciliteret af kunstnere og lyd-/radio-/montage-producenter. De 4 spor var: 1. Ectoplasm in canon (in C minor) faciliteret af Kevin Dooley & Stefan A. Pedersen 2. Broken Rudiments faciliteret af Gabriel Humberstone, Cara Tolmie & Paul Abbott 3. Jagten på det narrative / Pursuit of the narrative faciliteret af Torben Brandt & Viktor Reddersen 4. Ord og stemme i skabelsen af fælleder / Language and voice in the building of the commons faciliteret af Hannah Anbert & Johan Ålihn Gennem lyd undersøgte hvert spor med sin egen metode og form teamer omkring kommunen: tid, potentialer, historier, mytedannelse, feminisme, kunst, dokumentation og politiske forestillinger i vores egen krop og samtid i en søgen efter en kommuniseringens lyd. Podcasten er produceret af gæsteproducent, billedkunster Mia Edelgart, der deltog i og fungerer som medorganisator på Ljudskolan. De medvirkende i programmet er: Cara Tolmie Stefan Pedersen Torben Brandt Hannah Anbert Og musikken er produceret af: Sun Ra - Somebody Else's Idea Ciara - Body Party (Supraman's Happy Hardcore Candy Rave Remix) Peter Brötzmann & Han Bennink - Schwarzwaldfahrt Marc Ogeret - Autor De La Commune Læs mere på: http://ljudskolan.tumblr.com

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Hello out there, you wonderful people you, and thanks for listening to another episode of Just One of the Guys. This week, our look at the Green Lantern and Guy Gardner books begins with Green Lantern #61, where Kyle and his snuggle bunny (I'm pretty certain that's the correct term Kevin Dooley mandated she be called) Donna Troy are having a nice little picnic...or the surface of Mars (Hope they didn't tell J'onn J'onnz, because he might be a little miffed with them cavorting all over the barren wasteland that was once his home). But the fun and finger sandwiches will have to wait for our duo, as the Overlord of Apokolips, Darkseid, has sent Kalibak to break up their happy-fun time. And Darkseid also does a little tag popping...whatever that means. Over with Guy, we get a trip to Metropolis in Action Comics 709 where our favorite morphing ginger tries to get some help dealing with his wacky alien hybrid DNA from the Man of Steel. But mostly what he gets is a beatdown in the Metropolis Tunnel, where they appear to be pretty lax in allowing people to transport hazardous materials. This leads into Guy Gardner Warrior #30, where we find out who would win in a fight between Guy and Superman...and strangely enough, the winner is actually SuperGIRL...who saw that coming? Plus we get Mitch Byrd drawing the Last Son of Krypton, which is always awesome for me. But the biggest bonus this episode is I have another wonderful guest host with me this time. Mr J David Weter, host of PAD Smash, Superman Forever Radio, and Green Lantern's Light amongst a myriad of others was kind enough to drop by and add his humor, wit, and charm to the show. Plus he did the synopsis for Action 709, so less work for me...huzzah! As always, David was a blast to have on the show, and you should definitely go check out his podcasts. So unless you want Darkseid to whip out his mad beats on his kickin' sound system, I suggest you grab your mp3 player of choice, download the show, and start to listening! Feedback for this show can be sent to: justoneoftheguyspodcast@gmail.comJust One Of The Guys is a proud member of the Two True Freaks! (http://twotruefreaks.com/main.php) family of podcasts, the best place on the internet to find shows about Star Wars, Star Trek, Comics, Movies, and anything else that the modern geek could ever want. If you are downloading the show through iTunes, be sure to leave a rating, hopefully a FIVE STAR RATING, because every rating we get helps grow the shows on the network! Thanks for listening, and be sure to come back next Friday for another episode of Just One Of The Guys: A Green Lantern Podcast.

Hello out there, you wonderful people you, and thanks for listening to another episode of Just One of the Guys. This week, our look at the Green Lantern and Guy Gardner books begins with Green Lantern #61, where Kyle and his snuggle bunny (I'm pretty certain that's the correct term Kevin Dooley mandated she be called) Donna Troy are having a nice little picnic...or the surface of Mars (Hope they didn't tell J'onn J'onnz, because he might be a little miffed with them cavorting all over the barren wasteland that was once his home). But the fun and finger sandwiches will have to wait for our duo, as the Overlord of Apokolips, Darkseid, has sent Kalibak to break up their happy-fun time. And Darkseid also does a little tag popping...whatever that means. Over with Guy, we get a trip to Metropolis in Action Comics 709 where our favorite morphing ginger tries to get some help dealing with his wacky alien hybrid DNA from the Man of Steel. But mostly what he gets is a beatdown in the Metropolis Tunnel, where they appear to be pretty lax in allowing people to transport hazardous materials. This leads into Guy Gardner Warrior #30, where we find out who would win in a fight between Guy and Superman...and strangely enough, the winner is actually SuperGIRL...who saw that coming? Plus we get Mitch Byrd drawing the Last Son of Krypton, which is always awesome for me. But the biggest bonus this episode is I have another wonderful guest host with me this time. Mr J David Weter, host of PAD Smash, Superman Forever Radio, and Green Lantern's Light amongst a myriad of others was kind enough to drop by and add his humor, wit, and charm to the show. Plus he did the synopsis for Action 709, so less work for me...huzzah! As always, David was a blast to have on the show, and you should definitely go check out his podcasts. So unless you want Darkseid to whip out his mad beats on his kickin' sound system, I suggest you grab your mp3 player of choice, download the show, and start to listening! Feedback for this show can be sent to: justoneoftheguyspodcast@gmail.comJust One Of The Guys is a proud member of the Two True Freaks! (http://twotruefreaks.com/main.php) family of podcasts, the best place on the internet to find shows about Star Wars, Star Trek, Comics, Movies, and anything else that the modern geek could ever want. If you are downloading the show through iTunes, be sure to leave a rating, hopefully a FIVE STAR RATING, because every rating we get helps grow the shows on the network! Thanks for listening, and be sure to come back next Friday for another episode of Just One Of The Guys: A Green Lantern Podcast.

No, pointless trivia is the reason for the season! Another fine holiday special in which we discuss the great myth of the holiday season: the War on Christmas. Image source: Kevin Dooley on Flickr

Audio: Sermon of the Week: St. Paul's Church: Evansville, Wi. Fr. Kevin Dooley:

Audio: Sermon of the Week: Fr. Kevin Dooley: St. Paul's Church: 10/9/2011

Audio: Sermon Of the Week: St. Paul's Church: Fr. Kevin Dooley.

Audio: Fr. Kevin Dooley; St. Paul's Church, Evansville, Wi: July 31, 2011; "A little blarney on the Loaves and Fishes"