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How many threads can bring us beyond the headlines? In this episode of The Artful Periscope, Larry Davidson welcome journalist John Lechner to discuss Death is Our Business, an exposé on Russian mercenaries and the increasing privatization of warfare. Lechner recounts his experiences in war zones and illuminates the geopolitical forces shaping modern conflicts. After … Continue reading Episode 97 How many threads take us beyond the headlines on this? Authors John Lechner and TJ English with Commentary by I.S. Berry →

How many threads take us on an unexpected journey? In this week's episode of The Artful Periscope, Larry Davidson sits down with bestselling author Joseph Finder about his latest thriller, The Oligarch's Daughter. They explore the layered dynamics of power, family, and deception, how to weave settings like luxurious yachts and shadowy forests into a … Continue reading Episode 95 – How Many Threads Take Us On An Unexpected Journey? – Authors Joseph Finder and Anthony Gedell →

How many threads lead us to the conviction of an innocent man? This week Larry Davidson sits down with author Charles Bosworth Jr. and defense attorney Joel Schwartz to talk about their collaborative book Bone Deep: Untangling the Betsy Faria Murder Case. Bone Deep recounts the unjust conviction of Russell Faria and Joel's fight to … Continue reading Episode 29 – How Many Threads Lead Us to the Conviction of an Innocent Man? Charlies Bosworth Jr. & Joel Schwartz →

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On this episode of Bass Cast Radio the creator of one of the most ionic hooks to ever to hit the market & winner of back to back ICAST awards Larry Davidson. Larry gives us a look at the past & the future. A great episode with a fishing legend.

When it comes to studying addictions and mental health, psychology has traditionally relied on researchers and clinicians to measure, observe, and collect data from which they offer their professional conclusions. While this is an important part of understanding why people suffer - and what we can do to help them - there's a missing piece of the puzzle that can help us better understand these problems: the inclusion of people with lived experience. In this episode of Being Human, Dr. Chua Sook Ning is joined by Dr. Larry Davidson - Professor of Psychology and Director of the Program for Recovery & Community Health in the Department of Psychiatry of the School of Medicine at Yale University. Larry shares his insights into how adopting a community-inclusive approach to mental health can transform lives by providing recovery-oriented, person-centered, and culturally-responsive care. He also discusses the need to understand addictions and mental health problems beyond the individual, bringing into focus people's environments, social relationships, and other components that have implications for mental health. For more information on Relate Malaysia and our services, visit www.relate.com.my or email us at: inquiries@relate.com.my

Larry Davidson and Maria Restrepo-Toro discuss the principles of mental health recovery with host Katie Volk. This episode is sponsored by the New England Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Network (MHTTC). Visit c4innovates.com and follow us on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube for more resources to grow your impact. Learn More Larry Davidson, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health Maria Restrepo-Toro, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health New England Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Recovery-Oriented Practices by New England MHTTC Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Center for Educational Improvement Access a transcript of Principles of Mental Health Recovery

Larry Davidson and Maria Restrepo-Toro discuss the principles of mental health recovery with host Katie Volk. This episode is sponsored by the New England Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Network (MHTTC). Visit c4innovates.com and follow us on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube for more resources to grow your impact. Learn More Larry Davidson, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health Maria Restrepo-Toro, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health New England Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Recovery-Oriented Practices by New England MHTTC Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Center for Educational Improvement Access a transcript of Principles of Mental Health Recovery

Larry Davidson is a singer, songwriter, musician who performs with faith in mind with his band Timeless Parable. His songs are from the heart and we will talk about Larry's musical and lyrical inspiration on the show.

Kindness Beyond The Veil Guests Glenda Dawson And Larry Davidson Features A Special Reiki Healing Session Specific To Corona Virus

VIP is created in part by YOU, the audience. Submit your media to Seamus@drumeo.com   In this episode you'll hear: - A word of encouragement, concerns about social distancing and coronavirus. - An update from a friend of the show, Heather Thomas. - Ray Byrne from Byrne Cymbals on endorsements. - Comment reads. The question was "Do you want an endorsement and why? Commenters who I read in this episode were @Karlgrohmanndrums, @freddycharles, @thefitdrummer, @mattcordier, and @davidraouf. - Instagram clip shoutouts. I asked IG who their favorite Up and Coming Drummer was. The drummers were randomly selected after being voted in the comments. They were @vinnywrk, @joelturcotte, @nathshinglerdrums, @lioncamp, @7tomi8, @dimitrifantini, @zackaustindrums and @oliverlab. - A small clip from Nick D'Virgilio's episode about endorsements and whether we invest in gear that is brand-specific as a potential investment for down the road. - A small clip from the upcoming Chris Coleman episode. - I share a story about when I first met Larry Davidson and thought I was going to get an endorsement.

Life has taken Larry Davidson from a bodega in Spanish Harlem to a vineyard in Aquebogue and many places in between. Through it all, his keen mind and relentless curiosity have helped him forge a career in broadcasting as an interviewer of authors, singer songwriters, politicians, and more. He's worked on WGBB and Cablevision as well as on a number of well-received series conducted at libraries and other cultural centers around the region.  His latest is a foray into podcasting with The Artful Periscope. Join us on a trip through Larry's life. We'll meet Long Island broadcasters past and present, prominent authors such as Nelson Demille and Pete Hamill, and musicians like Woody, Arlo, and Sarah Lee Guthrie. Along the way we talk about everything from podcasting to early soap operas to the mind of the long distance runner. Links Larry Davidson Productions The Artful Periscope Sachem Public Library (The Booth)  

Larry Davidson of the Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health shares perspectives on the history and current state of the mental health recovery movement with host Jeff Olivet. They discuss strategies for creating empowering and healing services and systems as well as the importance of including people in recovery. Visit thinkt3.com and follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn for more resources to grow your impact. More Info Larry Davidson, Professor of Psychiatry and Director, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health Partnering for Recovery in Mental Health: A Practical Guide to Person-Centered Planning

Larry Davidson of the Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health shares perspectives on the history and current state of the mental health recovery movement with host Jeff Olivet. They discuss strategies for creating empowering and healing services and systems as well as the importance of including people in recovery. Visit thinkt3.com and follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn for more resources to grow your impact. More Info Larry Davidson, Professor of Psychiatry and Director, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health Partnering for Recovery in Mental Health: A Practical Guide to Person-Centered Planning

It was a little over a year ago when I met Sarah Thawer for the first time. I was at D’Addario speaking with the AR rep for Canada, Larry Davidson, about some ideas for my brand at the time. This was in the very beginning of DrumGAB. It was a trial season for the podcast and I had a few episodes up, that are no longer online. At this point I was still experiementing to find the direction for the brand. Anyways, after speaking with Larry for the better part of a half hour, in walks Sarah. Larry introduced us and Sarah and I chatted for a bit about what each of us were doing around that time of our careers. After a tour of the D'Addario headquarters Sarah and I left the building and exchanged our social media handles and I haven’t seen her in person since then.   When I got home I loaded up Instagram and looked up her profile and immediately I was blown away. I had no idea that the girl that I had just met in Larry's office could play like THAT! Ever since then I have been checking in on her career and making mental notes because from that day forward I knew that we were going to collaborate on something at some point in the future. That brings us to the present with Episode 46 of the podcast and all I can say is that this episode is absolutely incredible.   The past year for Sarah has been a rollercoaster of opportunities and as a result of those opportunities, major growth in her career that is taking the drum community by storm. After seeing multiple reposts from Drum Talk TV, major endorsement announcements and some prestigious events that she is performing I knew all too well that this was the perfect time to catch her for a session on the show.   The week that we recorded this session was in fact a week of many firsts for Sarah. This week has marked her first drum solo show, her first clinic and she has now assembled her very own band as band leader for the first time and this was her first podcast interview, which I am still in disbelief considering the quality of our conversation. It is an exciting time for her. It is abundantly clear to me, and many others who follow her, that she WILL be a recognized professional in this industry in no time. It could be argued that it is already happening even. Now, I am not suggesting that she will be world famous and a star, because I don’t have a crystal ball on my table, but it is certain that with her work ethic, musical knowledge and dedication to her craft big things will continue to happen for her.   I typically don’t outline my episodes in these articles but instead provide an overall impression of the person I spoke with and how I internalize the conversation. Many people who have appeared on this show have bright futures but many of the podcast episodes aren’t quite at peak timing for the artists, unlike this one. I feel that this episode is one that Sarah and her peers will reflect on in a year or two and recall how all the stars were beginning to align and that we all knew that something big was in store for her but we weren’t yet sure what it would become.   This is easily one of the best shows in the history of the podcast purely for its humility and honesty. I have never once had a guest be so honest with me on the show. So as I listened to this episode once I was finished producing it, I felt a great sense of happiness for her. I hope that you connect with her on this level too when you listen to this incredible podcast episode.   Sarah Thawer's Social Media Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Website   DrumGAB Social Media Instagram | Facebook | Website

Providing self-management support (SMS) is a key activity for health care providers seeking to deliver integrated, high quality health care. For many providers, supporting self-management involves a paradigm shift away from the traditional medical model towards a shared decision-making model for encounters with clients. It means staff and organizations must structure and deliver care in ways that honors individuals’ perspectives on their health care, treatment, and relationships with providers. These podcasts, excerpted from a July 2017 webinar, focus on assessing an organization’s ability to support client self-management, highlighting the Self-Management Support Organizational Assessment Tool (SMS OAT).

This week Royboy sits down with Larry Davidson to talk about road trips, Route 66 and more. Listen Here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/chromepipespinstripes/65Chrome_pipes_ep_65_Tales_From_The_Road_.mp3 (if that player doesn’t work go here, you can also find the show in itunes) To listen to all of the episodes go to http://www.settostunproductions.com/shows/chrome-pipes-pinstripes/ Opening Music: “Built For Speed” by The Oldfield Victory  If you like the podcast … Continue reading "Chrome Pipes & PInstripes Episode 65: Tales From The Road" The post Chrome Pipes & PInstripes Episode 65: Tales From The Road appeared first on Royboy Productions.

This week Royboy sits down with Larry Davidson to talk about road trips, Route 66 and more. 

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