Podcasts about later dave

It's the anniversary of the murder of Beatle John Lennon. Jude Kessler, an author and expert on Lennon joins Dave. Later Dave talks about his own thoughts on the matter, from George Harrison to the rest of the group.

Hour 2 of The Huddle features a look at the Vikings, and if it's already over. Later Dave takes a realistic look at the Wild and whether they have what it takes to make the next steps as the season begins. 

Yes i know it has been a long time. Really, you could say that it's been a long time, getting from there to here. Dan and I talked about his impressions of Canada and how things have gone in the past year. He''s dealt with the healthcare system, the school system, he's taught at a Canadian university and a college. We also of course talked about what's up in Ukraine. If you want to help out, help out. How? well, there's the Red Cross, UNCR and UNICEF.

Where did you go to the drive-in theater as a kid? WGN Radio's Dave Plier talks to Scott Dehn, proprietor of the McHenry Outdoor (the only drive-in theater in Chicagoland), to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the drive-in, the throwback experience, the concession stand, the retro intermission commercials and why watching movies under the stars still resonates with fans. Later Dave talks to […]

Should the Gophers head basketball coach really be Eric Musselman? Dave asks that question before getting into a discussion on NFL free agency with agent Blake Baratz. Later Dave answers all our questions in The Fast Break.

Film with Wynter McCook-Weir (28 Days Later) by Dave Borrie on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Wake up everyone! Stand up doesn't get a free pass! - This week (aired Oct, 22, 21) I continue with Dave Chappeles fallout and I dive into more of a society "what's right/what's wrong" approach. I read and talk about an article from the USA Today and Leigh Finke regarding the over all picture and "free speech" I use examples from my life and studies to demonstrate the power of free speech on children and how Everything consumed in media and society has a underlining effect on each of us whether we like it or not... it's called "normalizing" and "subliminal messaging"  Aired October 22, 21 - 92.7 cfff fm 

What You'll Hear: Dave grew up in Ohio then began a career in the Federal Government in Wash DC In 1980 God pulled out the pins from under him.  He asked what his purpose was.  God granted Dave repentance and faith, and Dave was born again. The only Christian Dave knew was Chuck Colson.  Chuck told him that God would make it clear to him what his will was for him Later Dave went to Seminary and pastored some churches and started WACMM Not only does God save us, He continues to save us.  There's nothing that we can contribute, but all of our desires change. Life verse from John 13 "apart from Me, you can do nothing" Sign up for their email by going to www.WACMM.org  and signing up Genesis 3, as human beings we "messed the nest".  The first Adam was passive and isolated himself by blaming others.  The second Adam was the opposite of being isolated and passive. A life of passivity leads to an avoidance of courageous decisions. Both isolation and passivity has been exaggerated with Covid. The Devil draws men into pornography, idolatry, and boredom. We're in a whole dress rehearsal for heaven He's given us freedom in Christ, why would we want to go back The life of Jesus was an engaged, active life Matthew 11:29 was the only time when Jesus talks about His heart, and He said His heart is gentle and meek We are on display to the world We should all be optimistic because we know how this thing is going to end Break 1:30:28 - Next we'll talk about political idolatry We've always had this issue, it boils down to who do we trust and who do we treasure.  Psalm 146:3-6 Our hope has never come and never will come on Air Force One.  That doesn't mean we should drop out and be ignorant of the culture.  We should be men of Issachar, who discerned the times, but our allegiance is to the Lord Jesus Christ. When we see we're spending more and more time on politics that's a warning sign. We should pray for government leaders even when there's no evidence of godly wisdom. We worry about political power, when we have access to supernatural power that transforms lives Caution: Be mindful of your witness when engaging in political conversation.  Don't say things in a way that would alienate someone who is an unbeliever, as well as believers. We live in a pagan culture and the Gospel is under attack.   Be encouraged.  God is Sovereign.  Be in prayer and be in community.

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With 2019 coming to a close, Dave Pratt and Ben Kuzma from Postmedia share their frustrations with the Canucks recent games. Does this mean an end to the Canucks playoff hopes? Later Dave & Ben reflect on the NFL Monday Night Football game and the rise of a new quarterback star. To end the show-off we hear from Troy Stecher, Adam Gaudette, Elias Pettersson, Quinn Hughes and Jacob Markstrom of the Vancouver Canucks, about their New Years Resolutions and Goals for the New Year.

This was a whole collection of stuff today.  Calls have already gone out about the selfishness of repairing Notre Dame, when there are so many other greedy entitlement groups that want the money.  We covered a variety of other topics today.  Reports included Vice Chief Dan Helms of the Creek Tribe at 30 minutes in and Shelby Frenette with the Cruise and Travel report about 45 minutes in.  What made it all very special this morning was Brian from Pennsylvania who called in a few minutes before Dan with excellent points on the Pope, environmentalism and more, so I held him through Dan's report and Brian made the observation of people who succeed beyond their "group" whatever that group is, and the group tries to hold back the individual succeeding, to which Dan had a great response.  Shelby too.  I see that in Action Radio all the time with stations and networks that won't carry me yet.  Brian's comments transcended both Dan and Shelby's report and was fascinating.  Later Dave one of our younger callers joined in with his take on the issues.  Wonderful show today. Stay connected by going to the "Action Radio with Greg Penglis" Facebook page:   https://www.facebook.com/radiolegislature/ Please share our show with friends and family at: BlogTalkRadio.com/citizenaction Check out our citizen written bills at:  www.WriteYourLaws.com Join us on Facebook also at: Action Radio Podcasts with Greg Penglis, The Action Radio Group Page, The Fetke Report, The Action Radio Video Page, Action Radio Writers Group, and The Action Radio Youtube Channel.  Also our new groups: the Action Radio Vaccine Project, Action Radio Family Law Project, and the Action Radio Art Project.

Hey unicorn lovers! This week a small group of friends relaxed in Mrs. K’s hot tub after a play party and enjoyed a chat. We shared some dating disaster stories in the lifestyle and hopefully how to avoid them. Later Dave retold his naughty pre-party adventure. I discussed learning how to become a hostess for a lifestyle party, and as soon as the doors were officially secured for the night, I turned up the heat by giving Mrs. K a naughty lap dance and made her squirt! It was so hot we turned a slow party into a sexy one. As the show wrapped up, we talked about lesbian lovin’ and me fisting our beautiful friend from up north, Canadian J! We love our listeners! Give us a shout out on Twitter @UncornReport or find us on SLS.com, DragonTatsNTucson and TastyMuffinLover. Enjoy the show as long as you are over 18.

Host Dave Robertson is joined by “The Dean of Innovation,” Jeff Degraff. The two discuss his new book “The Innovation Code,” why harmony is deadly for innovation, and how the best way to create hybrid solutions is to clash. Later Dave is joined by Walter De Brouwer and they dive into his work at Doc.AI, the company with a quest to create the first robotic doctor.

Can you make high quality bread with bread machine? This week on Cooking Issues, Dave Arnold and Nastassia “The Hammer” Lopez are talking low temperature, vacuum machines, and more! Find out if bone-in meat actually affects flavor, and learn if you can use your bread machine for low temperature cooking. What types of vacuums make for better food quality? Later Dave talks about the benefits of culinary school, and find out how to improve your culinary skills at home. How can you keep your leftover fried chicken crispy? Find out on this week’s Cooking Issues! This program has been brought to you by Rolling Press. “Theoretically, you could take a bread machine, externally control it, and hack the thing and use it as a low temperature cooker.” [16:00] “I think that the higher vacuums actually decrease the quality of the food.” [26:45] “You can learn to cook on your own, but it’s very difficult to learn how to work in a restaurant on your own. You can learn that from working in a kitchen, or from culinary school.” [38:45] — Dave Arnold on Cooking Issues