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This week we have to keep it short as we are heading out of town for our first show of the season. While Dave is excited to get done and get on the road Rachel can’t stop carrying on about stupid everyday items. We hope we get to see some of you at Deer Creek … Continue reading "Week 153 – See you at DC"

Dave Neff is the Chief Revenue Officer at Prolific where he oversees new business development, partnerships and alliances. Before Prolific, Dave served as President and CEO of EDGE Mentoring for nearly six years – the nation's largest, faith-based, whole-life intergenerational mentoring organization. At EDGE, he was reminded not to forget his own mission and that of the business.  While Dave speaks about this impactful moment, he also shares his struggle with Crohn's disease from an early age. To learn how this hardship strengthened him and helped him understand the power of reaching out to others, listen to the full story. In This Episode:  [01:19] – This/That played with Dave [02:50] – Being diagnosed with Crohn's Disease  [05:41] – Overcoming challenges along the way [08:34] – Balancing work and life — making the most of it [10:28] – Knowing your organization's core [13:37] – The danger of forgetting the mission [15:58] – People who stood by Dave's side [17:02] – What guides Dave, keeps him grounded [19:27] – Advice for those struggling Quotes From This Episode:  “You have to have a natural work ethic to achieve success. At the same time, know that you can certainly impact outcomes and scenarios, but God's got to show up and bless it at the end of the day.” “Whether you lead a nonprofit or a business or even yourself, I think it's not that we need to be instructed as much as we need to be reminded to stay true.”

Dave Jackson is a podcast consultant who helps people plan, launch, grow, and monetize their podcasts. He began podcasting in 2005 and launched the School of Podcasting, which has more than 2.7 million downloads. He's the author of the book Profit From Your Podcast and is a featured speaker at events. In 2016, Dave joined Libsyn, which is one of the largest podcast hosting companies.    In today's episode, we're going to discuss Dave's journey to podcasting and three of his key strategies to hosting a successful podcast.   Dave's Journey to Podcasting    Dave began his journey as a teacher and taught in the corporate world for about 20 years. “The great thing about being a teacher is you get to help people all the time,” Dave said.    While he loved teaching, he wanted to find a new way to help people beyond the corporate world. A friend told him about podcasting, so he googled it to find one and a half pages of results. Podcasts weren't big at the time, but as he continued to do his research, he realized the shift towards podcasts was going to be a tectonic shift in the future.    Dave went back to school to get his degree and started a podcast, while also working other side jobs to help support himself until he could build a big-enough audience to make money with his podcast. What really got him hooked on the idea was his first voicemail from an audience member. Someone from Germany reached out to him to let him know how inspired he was from his podcast. That's when Dave realized he could teach through podcasts and help people from around the world.    “I got to help people, and I [thought it was] the best thing ever,” Dave said. “That's when I decided I was going to launch the School of Podcasting. I just knew if I waited long enough, it would catch up.”   Since then, podcasting has grown exponentially with more than two million active podcasts and more than 48 million episodes as of April 2021 (Source: Podcast Insights).    In 2016, Dave joined Libsyn where he helps customers with questions about building their own podcast. He'd been a customer for Libsyn for 10 years when he gave them a call. He told them he had bad news and good news. He was out of a job, but it meant he was available to work for them. He also told them about his podcast, School of Podcasting.   His podcast wasn't just a way for him to make a profit or to help his listeners. It also helped him get a job. He has been hired three times because of his podcast. His podcast gave him an opportunity to show people he knew what he was talking about. “Our podcast isn't, in many cases, our business, it's our business card. It's what allows people to get to know you without making a giant commercial,” Dave said.    While Dave works at Libsyn, he continues to host his own podcast at the same time. With years of experience in the podcasting world, he has learned many lessons and key strategies we should implement in our own podcast. Here are three of them.    Focus on a Specific Niche   The biggest mistake Dave sees podcasters make is trying to be everything for everyone. People often want to start a podcast with a very vague goal in mind. For example, someone may start a podcast with the idea to interview people with interesting stories. But what are those interesting stories? What is going to make someone want to listen to us over others?    If we don't bring in an audience, we don't have a podcast. Generic and wide-ranging goals don't work 99% of the time. If we want to host a successful podcast, we need to focus on a specific niche audience.    Dave said that people often come to him with a goal to get sponsored, but sponsorships only happen if we have a large audience and can get massive downloads. And we only get massive downloads, if we are speaking to a specific group. We want to appeal to the needs and wants of a target audience. If we aim to meet the needs of everyone, we will end up meeting the needs of no one.    Even if we host a great podcast with a specific audience in mind, it can still be really difficult to get enough downloads to actually make money off a sponsorship. Instead, Dave recommends going even further and directing our podcast to an ever-smaller audience. “You don't have to have a ton of listeners if you have a hyper-niche show,” Dave said.    If we have a very direct, niche audience, we can get sponsored by other companies who have a similar audience to us. They will choose to sponsor us over others because we have such a specific audience that their product or service will resonate with.    For example, Dave had a client who ran a podcast called Special Mouse, a guide to the Disney Parks for guests with health issues and special needs. She didn't even have a thousand downloads in an episode, and yet she got a sponsor. Why? Because there was somebody in Florida that specialized in transporting people with special needs. The sponsor knew Special Mouse would reach their audience because it was such a hyper-niche.    Get Personal   In our podcasts, we should get personal.    Dave explained that one of the biggest business tectonic shifts that have happened over the last decade is the shift towards podcasts. Podcasts have become easier and easier to create. Technology exists that allows anyone to create a podcast. This is both good and bad. While podcasting has gotten easier, it also means the number of podcasts out there has increased. We can find a podcast on just about anything so why is someone going to choose to listen to our podcast over the millions of others out there?   “Why are you doing this? How are you going to be different [from] the other people you know?” Dave asked. “You have to have [something] that's going to set you apart, that is going to make a difference. You have to share a little bit about yourself if you really want people to connect with you.”   This doesn't mean we have to reveal our darkest secrets or tell our audience everything that goes on in our days. It means we have to show our personality. We have to show what makes us unique. Sometimes this means sharing our hobbies or a funny story that happened during our day, but it has to be something that relates to the topic of our episodes.    “If you can share stories about your life that help accentuates whatever point you're trying to make, you do two things: you make your point, and you allow your audience to get to know you. You start to build that relationship,” Dave said.    Talk to One Person   We should talk to one person when we talk on a podcast. This means referencing our listeners as “you” instead of referencing a group of people as if we are speaking at a live event.    Most people don't listen to podcasts with others. It's often an independent activity. They don't sit down with a group of friends on a couch to listen to an audio-only file while staring at the wall. They listen to podcasts while they're driving, cleaning, or they slip in headphones and listen to a podcast while they are at the gym.    64% of podcast listeners listen to podcasts while on the road (Source: Semrush Blog) and 76% of Americans drive to work alone every day (Source: Brookings.edu). 59% of people listen to podcasts while doing housework or chores, and 87% of podcast listeners said podcasts are enjoyable because they can listen to them while doing other things (Source: Semrush Blog). This means, when someone is listening to our podcasts, they are often alone. Our podcast episodes can feel a lot more personal because of this as it will feel like we are talking directly to the listener.    “When you do a solo show, number one, do not follow the advice of a YouTuber and start off with ‘Hey guys,'” Dave said. Instead, we should talk to the listener as if it is a one-on-one conversation with them. At the end of the podcast, we can thank them for listening, not “thanks, everyone.”   “I have people tell me all the time, ‘I always kind of feel like you're talking to me' and I would say, ‘It's because I am,'” Dave said. Podcasts are a great way to connect with our listeners since it is such an independent activity. We can take advantage of this personal “conversation” and make sure we talk to them specifically, not a general group of people.    Key Takeaways   Thank you so much Dave for sharing your stories and insights with us today. Here are some of my key takeaways from this episode:   Our podcast isn't just our business, it can also be our business card. If we want to host a successful podcast, we need to focus on a specific niche audience. We don't have to have thousands of listeners to be successful if we can really narrow down our target audience and serve them well. In our podcasts, we should get personal. There are millions of podcasts out there so we need to find what makes us unique and share it so our listeners will choose us. We can share stories about our life to help get our point across and allow our audience to get to know us and connect with us. We should talk to one person when we talk on a podcast. This means referencing our listeners as “you” instead of referencing a group of people.   Connect with Dave   If you want to learn more about or connect with Dave, you can: Find him on LinkedIn Listen to his podcasts School of Podcasting or Profit from Your Podcast    Want to be a Better Digital Monetizer?   Please follow these channels to receive free digital monetization content:   Get a free Passion Marketing ebook and learn how to be a top priority of your ideal customers. Subscribe to the free Monetization eMagazine. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation YouTube channel. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.  Follow Monetization Nation on Instagram and Twitter.   Share Your Story  Do you have a podcast? If so, what strategies have helped you find success? Please join our private Monetization Nation Facebook group and share your insights with other digital monetizers.   Read at: https://monetizationnation.com/blog/3-podcasting-hacks/ 

Music is their weapon, will you join the fight? We've got three gentlemen to visit today in New Orleans. That's three out of the five members – the guitarist, the keyboardist, and the bassist of the band. We're going to talk about guitars, songs, gigs, New Orleans, touring, and anything else that we can think of with Fighting for Frequency! Fighting for Frequency's origin is a tale of amazing timing, one about the universe conspiring to bring musicians together in a serendipitous way. Chris and Dave had been long-time friends and had played music together in the past. Chris had given up on music years before, but when he moved into Dave's neighborhood around 2016, Chris and Dave realized they had the itch to write music again. At nearly the same time, Adam who is Dave's childhood friend moved into the neighborhood literally in the house behind Dave's. Knowing Adam was an excellent musician and songwriter that had played in several melodic metal bands, Dave invited Adam over for a listening party that engendered mutual respect for each other's songwriting skills, leading to ideas and aspirations being shared. A gate was built in the fence to transport gear from Adam's to Dave's. Adam also brought in a close friend as a drummer, and Fighting for Frequency was formed, with Adam utilizing his production skills to mold F4F into a more anthem-style arena rock sound partnered with high-energy shows. Within a couple of performances, the band grabbed the attention of a dedicated group of local rock fans, F4F's freaks! Soon after, Randon moved to New Orleans from Shreveport. The first live music show in New Orleans that he attended happened to be a Fighting for Frequency show. He showed up looking to network with other musicians. Getting friends with F4F and with his background in metal, Randon proved he was a phenomenal guitarist and brought a killer new approach to the band's sound. He was asked to fill in on guitar for a show while Dave was out of town. While Dave was away, he sends F4F videos of him playing their songs on piano for social media content, prompting the idea of Dave playing keys since he has played piano most of his life. With Dave expressing interest in playing keys and Randon having great chemistry with the band, it was the catalyst for the further growth of F4F. Due to the demands of F4F's touring schedule, the previous drummer moved on, but during the recording of the second F4F album, the guys brought in-studio drummer Brody. An absolute monster drummer, they asked him to join the fight, and he has infused hard-hitting new life into the rhythm section of F4F. Forged in the fires of rock and brought together by a series of fortuitous events, the formidable five members of Fighting for Frequency are determined to share their passion for rock with their fans, bringing rock back to its former glory. Music is their weapon. Join the fight! More about Fighting for Frequency Adam - Vocals/Guitar; Dave – Keys; Randon – Guitar; Brody – Drums; Chris – Bass We hung out with Dave, Chris, and Randon today, but if you want to know more about the other members and their music, you can check out the links through their socials provided below so you can connect and listen to them. Quotes: 03:48 "... we are sort of fighting through the media clutter. There's a lot of artists out there, and there's also just a lot of peanut butter, it's hard to get heard in the 21st century. So, we're fighting for that space, that frequency within music and just within the industry in itself. We felt that it was appropriate, both on a symbolic level and also on the literal level of as musicians, we are fighting for that space." -Chris 29:19 "We try to bring that vibe, but we're having a good time on stage. If we're having a good time, I think the fans will too. It's sort of infectious to see people playing music and doing something they're passionate about." -Chris 30:24 "I think people generally associate rock with anger, but that's not really us." – Randon 34:22 "I think specifically during the pandemic, we spent a lot of time focused on social media and trying to expand our social media presence as well, just because it was the easiest way to get the word out and get the frequency out during that time." -Dave 53:09 "Don't get frustrated, keep on plugging along and sometimes trust the process. You might be impressed where the journey takes you." -Chris 55:04 "You just got to get out there and you got to pursue it. You know, you can't sit in your room and just play riffs and hope that being talented will be enough to get you somewhere, you got to put yourself out there, you got to get uncomfortable, and you got to meet people." -Randon Timestamps: 01:30     Introducing Fight for Frequency 02:19     What is the story behind the band's name: Fighting for Frequency 05:06     How does the writing process start for Fighting for Frequency 09:42     How was the transition phase of Dave when he changed from guitar to keys 12:39     Listen to “A Million Miles Away” by Fighting for Frequency 17:54     How did “A Million Miles Away” came together? 19:28     Fighting for Frequency shares how they work their way during the pandemic? 24:51     Talking about New Orleans – where they are, and the support they are getting 27:34     Fighting for Frequency shares the wide spectrum of their fanbase 30:55     Where are their gigs happening? 33:16     How do F4F communicate with their fans, and how do they keep them up to date? 35:38     Listen to “Fast Forward” by Fighting for Frequency 42:43     The gears and setup that Fighting for Frequency is using. 46:08     What are Fighting for Frequency's aspiring for this 2021. 51:30     Any food for thoughts, advice, or anything that they would like to say to younger singer-songwriters and bands who are just starting to develop their craft? 56:18     Listen to “Ride On” by James Kevin O'Connor   Spotify Playlist: Want something to listen to? Visit these two Spotify links and share them with your friends too so they can hear these amazing talents who were previously featured on the dHarmic Evolution as well! dHarmic Rising Stars: Aquila https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4loDaYF0OuWRjZeMXvEjK4?si=L20-loGXR9i6IW0Z_GjEnA dHarmic Rising Stars: Orion https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5CnL9tl0xbU4oDh6jtJBZx?si=ecg7eEbLQcSu1dRBDCGALg  The dHarmic Evolution links: Sign up on your favorite platform on dharmicevolution.com so you will be updated on the new episodes every Friday morning at 4:44 AM EST. Also, if you are struggling with depression or you know someone who is, please send them to the website where they can check out the book, “7 Steps to Freedom”. It's just a 30-minute read, but the strategies in there are invaluable. If you're an artist, an author, a keynote speaker, our Facebook group is a good place to post your content to and let the world support you: https://www.facebook.com/groups/995607857167395. You can also visit Facebook Community Page: https://www.facebook.com/dharmicevolution/   Special links and Mentions: The Carter Wilkinson Band – Lucky Lady Vintage Guitars Zita Pete Townshend Bruce Springsteen   Connect with Fighting for Frequency: Website:              http://fighting4frequency.com/ Facebook:           https://www.facebook.com/fightingforfrequency Instagram:          https://www.instagram.com/fightingforfrequency/ Twitter:                https://twitter.com/fight4frequency YouTube:            https://www.youtube.com/c/fightingforfrequency Spotify:               https://open.spotify.com/artist/4YYfwBrGogwHOBzQiokASJ Soundcloud:      https://soundcloud.com/user-769129170 ReverbNation:   https://www.reverbnation.com/fightingforfrequency

Join Scott and Mark with their guests Dave Sarra as they chat about comedy club stories, conspiracy theories, and the age of shitty sequels. Dave Sarra is a stand-up comedian, podcast host, Twitch streamer, and Youtuber known for the most random types of humor. Today, he shares his thoughts on comedians, politics, adult sites, and Antarctica. There’s a lot to unpack, so stay tuned and enjoy the episode! Comedians and Connections In this episode, Dave shares countless stories about comedy clubs and how most of them nowadays are just there to get your name out. Back when Kill Tony was still a thing, it was a way for most up-and-coming comedians to enter the scene. But, more often than not, newer podcasts trying to emulate Kill Tony only want to bring on big names like Joe Rogan, which Mark pointed out that podcasts are not about connecting with more prominent comedians but with an actual audience. After all, an audience is what makes a star and not just the people you know. Funny enough, Dave made the same point later on, saying that it is not about fame but about having fun with the audience and your peers. Unfortunately, while Joe Rogan’s ideology that all comedians are peers, Dave Sarra believes otherwise because if it were that simple, then it would not be difficult for aspiring comedians to enter the stand-up industry. While Dave made an attempt and failed, he still tries to connect with other comedians because he genuinely enjoys the company of others like him. In the end, the connections that matter are the ones where you have the most fun. Conspiracies on Antarctica and Giant Culture Later on, Dave is asked the usual “Is Australia real?” question, which, interestingly enough, spiraled down into a discussion surrounding Antarctica. While he immediately confirmed that Australia is real, contrary to Flat Earthers’ beliefs, he still questioned why Antarctica surrounds the Earth on all its edges. For a moment, this question confused the hosts to the point that they thought Dave was a Flat Earther. Luckily, he was not, but that does not waver his concerns around Antarctica. Now, when he was asked what his favorite conspiracy theory is, to the hosts’ surprise again, Dave did not answer Antarctica but rather Giant Culture. At first, the three went on about a documentary-like show about giants, spiraling down once again into how redheads and dinosaurs prove that giants could have existed. While numerous studies have either debunked or proven it, giant culture remains a conspiracy that will always pique Dave Sarra’s interest. Outline of the Episode: [01:18] Dave talks about what he does and how he met Kelsey Hudgins. [06:50] How podcasts like Kill Tony were a way for up-and-coming comedians to be seen. [08:22] Dave’s experience being on Kill Tony and how much he sucked the first time. [10:55] What comedy bars are open in Los Angeles, and which ones charge too much. [13:03] How comedy clubs nowadays are about getting your name out there than connecting with an audience. [16:17] How long he’d been doing stand-up, and why comedians are not the same. [19:19] The Green Room and Dave’s stories of hanging around big names like Bobby Lee and Joe Rogan. [22:45] Dave’s notes on previous guests and how the background music trips him up. [26:01] Their thoughts on magic and Dave’s Magic Castle story. [29:27] Growing up in the age of shitty sequels and why Dave loves them. [31:40] Recent movies they saw and why not having been to theaters made even the shitty ones good. [34:24] What the best Star Wars movie is and why it is not The Force Awakens. [38:21] A discussion on wrestling and politics and why Dave loves getting involved in both. [40:53] What Dave Sarra’s favorite adult site is and why he made an Xvideos account. [44:02] Their answers to Dave’s question of “If you’re stuck on an island, which pornstar’s entire videography would you have with you?” [46:01] Dave’s countless experiences in his younger years and how some of them still turn him on. [53:02] Dave Sarra’s answer to “Is Australia real?” and his question of “Why is Antarctica surrounding the earth in all edges?” [57:29] Dave’s favorite conspiracy theory and why he loves Giant Culture. [01:00:27] Why Dave is concerned about Antarctica’s existence and how conspiracy theories around ‘child pornography’ are often dismissed. [01:05:06] A continuation of the Giant Culture discussion and why redheads and dinosaurs prove it. [01:11:38] What pieces of information Dave has learned that he would think should be illegal for him to know. Catch Dave Sarra! Website: https://www.corkster.biz/comedystains YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DaveSarra/featured Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dave.sarra/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DaveXHALE Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/davesarra Connect with AmigosPC! Website:https://www.amigospc.net Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TwoandahalfAmigos Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/amigospc Twitter:https://twitter.com/AmigosPCCheck out Offical AmigosPC Merch at: https://teespring.com/stores/amigospc Listen to the AmigosPC podcast on the following platforms: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-3-amigos… https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-two-and-a-half-a… https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-two-and-a-half-…

This week DnR delve into what is an appropriate amount to pay a neighbor kid to mow their lawn. While Dave has an awesome meeting of getting “pooped” on, Rachel just wants to talk about poop. If potty talk is uncomfortable for you, just listen until it’s brought up (but you might miss something really … Continue reading "Week 146 – Late Trigger Warning"

Where else can you find these crazy underground, underworld secret agent specialists, but the deep woods of New Jersey in the middle of the Night. What? Oh the screams, no.... that’s just Billy sayin hi to the coyote. While Dave and Lola, stop by to see Slayer.Sounds Of Smoke is an adventure thriller podcast, but don't worry it's not all dark, the genuine interactions between the characters and some situations that they find themselves in make this awesome story also a comedy podcast. It is a serial podcast, so for anyone who is new to this podcast, make sure to start with the first EPISODE 1- The House with a Light and a window, to get the complete story experience. We hope you like it and if you do, please help us spread the word and become the best podcast of 2021 and maybe even one day award winning podcast???? LOL, wishful dreaming, but if you can leave a comment of one of the platforms, subscribe and give us a 5 star rating, that could really help this little podcast grow. Appreciate all the love, listens, subscriptions and click, love you all the Sounds Of Smoke S.O.S. Podcast! 

Sharing greater health and joy with others often starts with figuring out what works for yourself, and that's exactly what Dave Asprey has done. Dave is the founder of Bulletproof Coffee, the creator of the Bulletproof Diet, a best selling author, and the self-proclaimed founder of biohacking. Over the last two decades, Dave has personally spent nearly $2 million to study with top scientists and doctors in order to better understand the most innovative methods, techniques, and products for enhancing mental and physical performance. His goal is to help people be better partners, parents, providers, and overall human beings in every aspect of life. Basically, to be bulletproof. He's also the author of the new book Fast This Way. In this episode, Dave and I talk about fasting, how it differs for men and women, ways to make fasting easier, his bulletproof diet, foods and vitamins he recommends, and of course, humor. While Dave and I don't agree on all things, I find him to be incredibly fascinating, and I appreciate his personal story behind why he came to do the work he does, and why he finds so much meaning doing it. Disclosure: This podcast is for informational purposes only. The material presented is the opinion of guests, not of the host or sponsors of this show. Before you try anything recommended on this podcast, please consult your doctor. Sponsors: Vuoriclothing.com/Shelby - for our listeners they are offering 20% off your first purchase, plus free shipping on any U.S. orders over $75 and free returns. Buy a pair of the joggers. You won't go wrong. Organifi.com/Shelby - enter code SHELBY at checkout, and you'll get 15% off your order. I also love the Green Juice and Gold Powder. Dave's Book: Fast This Way - https://amzn.to/31LmwTr Resources from this Episode: fastthisway.com daveasprey.com/roadmap Bulletproof Coffee Margaret Paul Dr. Stephen Cunnane Connect with Dave: Website - daveasprey.com

We kick off the 193rd edition of the Kaspersky Transatlantic Cable podcast with a bit of a PSA from Facebook. The social giant is rolling out tools to help people get the Covid-19 vaccine. While Dave and I have some misgivings about the “public” service here from Facebook, we both agree that you should get a vaccine. From there, we sit down and talk with Vladimir Kuskov, Head of Advanced Threat Research and Software Classification at Kaspersky, on what the latest is with the Microsoft Exchange zero days and their exploitation. We then head to the world of deepfakes for a pair of stories. The first takes a look at some machine vs. machine battle. A new software is able to identify whether a video is a deepfake or real McCoy based upon reflections in the eyes. The second story of the deepfakes takes a look at woman in Pennsylvania who created pictures and videos of rivals to her daughter on the cheerleading team. We then cross the pond to discuss a hoovering campaign by the Home Office. Sure it was an “experiment,” but is it really? To close out the show, we look at Nvidia’s battle against cryptomining.

It’s back, back, back to the Bay Area, as we make a splash landing in McCovey Cove to revisit the exploits of the Home Run King, Barry Bonds, who went deep a record-breaking 73 times in 2001. Longtime San Francisco Giants broadcaster Dave Flemming joins us for Take A 20 Questions to shed new light on the spectacular scope of Bonds’ career achievements. He also tells us what NOT to do when you’re around Bonds on a daily basis (hint: don’t get in the same elevator as Barry). While Dave’s golden voice carries the episode, we pay homage to another one of the Golden State’s top vocalists, Pat Monahan and the band Train.

This week DnR have an epic knock down, drag out, fists flying fight. While Dave figures out how to navigate failing at work, Rachel just wants to play a fun game. With the potential for all our friends to make some money, we hope you enjoy this weeks show. Come listen and enjoy, Email and … Continue reading "Week 141 – 12 Dollars"

Jason had a smash week. While Dave had to pay up for his Rams getting smashed. Find out who they're taking with the conferences on the line! 

This week we chat about our past weeks long HUNT. While Dave was successful and getting a buck the other guys struggled. BHP PODCAST# 419 - Weekend Review - Hunt Camp Review - How we did.

Dave is “walking on sunshine” as the Steelers beat the Ravens and move to 7-0. The Sevenge Tour checks off another city as Big Ben survives Baltimore. The Cowboys move to 0-8 against the spread, the Chargers blow yet another lead and the Jets continue to Jets. A preview of Tampa Bay/ NY Giants as Dave wonders if this could be a Mike Evans Fantasy Farewell Game. While Dave thinks people should pay attention to the Colts, Charlotte predicts a Tampa Bay/Pittsburgh Super Bowl which gives Dave anxiety. Plus, the crew makes their picks for Crown Royal Waterbreak Athlete of the Week.

For complete show notes and for the full premium experience with video, visit our YouTube channel at CryptoNewsAlerts.net The pseudonymous Bitcoin trader who made the accurate call that BTC will fall by over 40% last year is back with another Bitcoin price prediction. This time, he says Bitcoin may be on a long-term path to $540,000. Dave the Wave relies on a chart shared by on-chain market analyst Willy Woo to illustrate that Bitcoin (BTC) is still in the earliest stage of the adoption life cycle. “If the current market represents 2.5%, then that would put price at 500K with 100% adoption/ full capitalization. This is the S curve.” According to Dave, Bitcoin’s growth in terms of market share is just getting started as those buying the number one cryptocurrency over the last 11 years are considered innovators which make up 2.5% of the total addressable market. Using the S-curve, Dave predicts that Bitcoin’s value will skyrocket to $540,000 as it captures a bigger percentage of the market share in the next decade or so. While Dave sees the possibility of Bitcoin meteorically rising 4,900% from its current value of $10,800 as extrapolated from the S-curve, the crypto strategist remains a skeptic of the stock-to-flow model (S2F) as he doesn’t expect Bitcoin to hit $100,000 by December 2021.

While Dave's CHASIN' THE BIRD has been delayed until October, you can still get your Chisholm fix with this earlier chat with Greg from March 17, 2017. Dave Chisholm may not have been in the comics industry long enough to achieve the 'rock star' status of someone like Jim Lee or Paul Pope, but in terms of creating both comics AND music, he's a band apart from just about every other creator out there. Because when you write and draw your own graphic novel (Instrumental from Z2 Comics), compose/perform a companion soundtrack to be released simultaneously WITH that graphic novel, AND have another full-length album of music from the band you front being released around the same time (Talking Under Water self-titled debut album on April 28th, 2017) . . . what other label is there? Decide for yourself after listening to this interview, where Greg talks with Dave about process both musical and sequential, the difficulty of getting the essence of sound across a silent medium, and more. Where else could you hear talk about Frank Quitely, Kevin Nowlan, and Brian Eno in the same discussion? And if that wasn't enough, you can hear of clips "Celebration" and "Death and the Narrator" (from "Instrumental"'s upcoming score) in the episode itself, PLUS the full "Celebration" track from the Multiversity Comics episode post page! BONUS: Here are the two other non-"Instrumental" pieces of music mentioned in the episode: "Tossing and Turning" from the Tossing and Turning EP by Talking Under Water   "Calligraphy" from Calligraphy by Dave Chisholm  Robots From Tomorrow is a weekly comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth's surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.com. You can also follow Mike and Greg on Twitter. Stay safe and enjoy your funny books. 

Dermot & Dave's 'Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It' podcast is the perfect thing to keep you company over the weekend, whether you're out and about in the car, getting stuck into jobs at home or if you need to stick some earphones in for an hour to drown out the noise of your kids for some well deserved 'me time' (no judgement here!) Jam-packed full of all the bits you may have missed the Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It podcast is your one-stop shop for all things Dermot & Dave. This week Dermot & Dave spoke to a listener who was getting married in the middle of a pandemic. Dermot & Dave went head to head in a speed challenge, and the end result was hilarious. While Dave had some bad jokes and Noni launched her back to school specials. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/09/04130935/0904_Final.mp3"][/audio]

Dermot & Dave's 'Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It' podcast is the perfect thing to keep you company over the weekend, whether you're out and about in the car, getting stuck into jobs at home or if you need to stick some earphones in for an hour to drown out the noise of your kids for some well deserved 'me time' (no judgement here!) Jam-packed full of all the bits you may have missed the Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It podcast is your one-stop shop for all things Dermot & Dave. This week Dermot & Dave spoke to a listener who needed help locating masks for her wedding day. Dermot & Dave show team member Sean had serious issues with Dave's latest world cup. While Dave had some bad jokes and we spoke to a Father Ted legend. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/08/28124444/0828_Final.mp3"][/audio]

In this episode Jason Hettler discusses the social and developmental impact of Strength & Conditioning with Dave Hembrough.  In the early stages of Dave’s career he found himself working with a variety of athletes at the Olympic, Commonwealth, and World Championship levels. This included sports such as rugby, table tennis, golf, boxing and downhill mountain biking.  While Dave speaks very highly of these experiences, after 5-6 years he realized he was looking for more. This episode covers Dave's current work as a Sport Scientist at Sheffield Hallam University and as founder of the Hallam Barbell Club.  The episode ends with Dave sharing his personal Purpose Statement, his take on Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg’s motto, “Move fast and break things” and his answer to, “What does sport/competition mean to you?”.

Jetpack Workflow is a company that helps accounting firm owners track down all the recurring debts and due dates to avoid losses. Dave Cristello, The CEO and founder of Jetpack Workflow realized that many accounting firms have numerous customers. However, they lacked an efficient checklist management system. The ideal Jetpack Workflow customer is any accounting, bookkeeping, payroll, and tax firm in different parts of the world.  What You Will Learn How Dave launched Jetpack Workflow  How Dave identified the pain points that accounting firms face Why did Dave start interviewing the accounting departments of various companies? How Jetpack Workflow bagged its first customer How Dave invested in website development How Dave navigated the industry with zero software experience Why accounting firms should upgrade from using spreadsheets Which platforms did Dave go searching for a technical co-founder? Why entrepreneurs should know how to pitch their ideas Find out why Dave opted to raise money The impact of well-written words on your website How businesses can benefit from summarizing podcasts into a blog post or even a book In this Episode Many accounting firms have a proper project management system. However, if they cannot keep track of deadlines, customer data, and due dates the system becomes irrelevant. Jetpack workflow helps accounting firms standardize their operations.  Dave gives Geordie a comprehensive breakdown of the pain points that Jetpack Workflow strives to solve. Jetpack strives to eliminate pain points that accounting firms face to ensure they can beat deadlines.  While Dave did not have a job before starting Jetpack, he had a strong feeling that he wanted to build something. Dave went ahead and approached different companies. He says that he began interviewing the accounting departments of these firms through trial and error. Dave wanted to establish the most time consuming, tedious, and painful problem the departments were facing daily or even weekly.  From the responses he received, Dave was able to get reflection points. Listen in as he narrates the challenges he faced when developing a website. He also tells Geordie about the expenses they incurred. During the development process, Dave was working as a marketer and channeling all his earnings to the developers. The first year Jetpack managed 600 MRR, but Dave says their product was horrible.  What kept them going is the fact that the earliest adopters appreciated the product because it solved their pain points. When Jetpack workflow was at 5,000 MRR, Dave was experiencing a crazy relationship with his developer. He also felt that his product was terrible, even though some people were still using and appreciating it.  Many competitors were beginning to get into the market as well. To scale his company and stay ahead of competitors, Jetpack’s early investors advised Dave to bring onboard a technical co-founder. Listen in to find out how challenging finding a co-founder was. At some point, Dave’s advisors told him to hire somebody to drive the company, failure to which it would tumble down.  Dave narrates to Geordie how he managed to raise money to hire a professional in 2016 who is still with the company to date. During one of the meet-ups with other entrepreneurs, Dave noticed that nearly everybody was talking about the importance of Facebook ads. He decided to invest some money in Facebook ads just to see the outcome.  Listen as Dave narrates his journey with Facebook ads and how he pumped in more money on the project. In his opinion, Dave says companies that identify a reliable channel have a high chance of accelerating growth. However, he is quick to mention that there are downsides that come with accelerated growth.  Between Jetpack’s 5,000 to 30,000 MRR, Dave’s product was doing well. They were deleting some features and doing everything they could to clean their website. The company was enjoying some visibility, Dave managed to post content consistently, and they even launched a podcast. The team was also writing blog posts, sharing content, doing webinars, and running ads to market the company.  Geordie sought to find out what worked for Dave out of all the strategies he was using. However, he (Dave) was unable to pinpoint a single strategy that worked comprehensively. Instead, he says the company posted results from using a combination of all the strategies. Dave highlights the fact that he and his team were generating lots of content in a bid to develop a database. He is happy that this strategy worked to attract organic traffic to the website. His breaking point was when he discovered Facebook ads. Listen as Dave speaks about his breaking point at depth. Dave’s mantra is, “believe in yourself, and you will be able to achieve anything you want.”  Resources Dave Cristello Linkedin Dave Cristello Twitter Jetpack Workflow

Dermot & Dave's 'Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It' podcast is the perfect thing to keep you company over the weekend, whether you're out and about in the car, getting stuck into jobs at home or if you need to stick some earphones in for an hour to drown out the noise of your kids for some well deserved 'me time' (no judgement here!) Jam-packed full of all the bits you may have missed the Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It podcast is your one-stop shop for all things Dermot & Dave. This week Dermot & Dave debated whether the word culchie should be banned from Srabble. Producer Maria spoke about the internet movement trying to free Britney Spears. While Dave had some bad jokes and Noni had the latest in breaking news. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/07/10135852/ASLI-PODCAST-1007.mp3"][/audio]

This episode was recorded in early March when Coronavirus was just becoming serious in NYC. It's very interesting to hear the difference in tone of anticipation compared to what we've now experienced. (Brian calls it out!) But this episode is really special because we've got Dave Ebert (HBO, TruTV, MTV) on and he's one of the best in the industry at his craft and at giving advice! Dave is an amazing actor, director, and hustler! We discuss early jobs he had working in daycare and theater, to booking major national commercials and selling a TV show. While Dave is humble and very realistic about his accomplishments, he's also a HUGE DISNEY LOVER (nerd). This comes in handy as we call Timmy Dubz (yes that's a handle) and discuss how he's not going to work because of Covid and decides to take his family to Disney World instead. Timmy was unable to go to Disney World, as it had to close due to Covid, but listening to this episode feels like we all went...? I still hope he and his family are able to go one day!

Dermot & Dave's 'Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It' podcast is the perfect thing to keep you company over the weekend, whether you're out and about in the car, getting stuck into jobs at home or if you need to stick some earphones in for an hour to drown out the noise of your kids for some well deserved 'me time' (no judgement here!) Jam-packed full of all the bits you may have missed the Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It podcast is your one-stop shop for all things Dermot & Dave. This week Dermot & Dave spoke to the people who had been waiting out all night just to see what Penney's would look like when it reopened after Covid-19 Dermot & Dave show team member Sean also gave us the details of what Night Clubs will look like when they reopen. While Dave had some bad jokes and Noni tried to guess another job. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/06/12155913/0612_Final.mp3"][/audio]

We’re excited to have XYPN member Dave Rowan, owner of Rowan Financial, a fee-only firm in Bethlehem, PA, on the show today. Dave is a career changer; he spent a majority of his professional life at Crayola - yes, the Crayola - as the Director of Research and Development, and though he loved his work, he found that he was drawn to financial planning and decided in 2010 to start his own firm on the side. While Dave remained employed full time at Crayola for seven years while he ran his firm part time, he found that he was having trouble balancing all of his personal and professional responsibilities, and ultimately, his mental health declined. Dave became restless, anxiety-ridden and depressed, which ultimately led to his decision to leave Crayola and focus on a career that gives him the most fulfillment. Join us as we discuss the mental health stigma and Dave’s career-path, from having a high-level position in a corporate environment to running his own firm. Learn how he has prioritized happiness and ways to practice self-care through meditating, eating right, and more. Finally, listen as we talk about embracing what he calls an “experimental attitude” and having fun discovering what serves you in order to ultimately serve your clients more authentically. If you're interested in hearing about how to take care of yourself personally during these turbulent times, this episode is for you. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: http://www.xyplanningnetwork.com/259  

Dermot & Dave's 'Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It' podcast is the perfect thing to keep you company over the weekend, whether you're out and about in the car, getting stuck into jobs at home or if you need to stick some earphones in for an hour to drown out the noise of your kids for some well deserved 'me time' (no judgement here!) Jam-packed full of all the bits you may have missed the Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It podcast is your one-stop shop for all things Dermot & Dave. This week Dermot & Dave gave away over three thousand euro to one listener who guessed WMM. Dermot & Dave show team member Sean fell out with Dave over his latest world. While Dave had some bad jokes and Noni also tired to give away some money.

Did you know that the US Government values a human life at $10 Million? So in the time of COVID, the argument goes, your freedom is worth $10 Million? Or have we gone so far afield of where we should have gone that there’s really no way to put a value on our lives anymore? The models were off, but models (except for Cindy Crawford) are pretty much ALWAYS wrong, but it’s looking more and more like the ones used to eviscerate the economy were as wrong as six rabbits*. Nobody seems to have the same concern over the rise in suicides and motor deaths that they have over people going back to work or walking about without a mask. Rod is watching a show about life after death... kind of... While Dave took a friend’s recommendation and turned on Kim’s Convenience. For some reason that defies any reasonable explanation, he also watched snow pisser. Ahem… Snowpiercer… *That is an old Oklahoma way to say that they make no sense, just like the saying.

Did you know that the US Government values a human life at $10 Million? So in the time of COVID, the argument goes, your freedom is worth $10 Million? Or have we gone so far afield of where we should have gone that there's really no way to put a value on our lives anymore? The models were off, but models (except for Cindy Crawford) are pretty much ALWAYS wrong, but it's looking more and more like the ones used to eviscerate the economy were as wrong as six rabbits*. Nobody seems to have the same concern over the rise in suicides and motor deaths that they have over people going back to work or walking about without a mask. Rod is watching a show about life after death... kind of... While Dave took a friend's recommendation and turned on Kim's Convenience. For some reason that defies any reasonable explanation, he also watched snow pisser. Ahem… Snowpiercer… *That is an old Oklahoma way to say that they make no sense, just like the saying.

Dermot & Dave's 'Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It' podcast is the perfect thing to keep you company over the weekend, whether you're out and about in the car, getting stuck into jobs at home or if you need to stick some earphones in for an hour to drown out the noise of your kids for some well deserved 'me time' (no judgement here!) Jam-packed full of all the bits you may have missed the Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It podcast is your one-stop shop for all things Dermot & Dave. This week Dermot & Dave spoke to a listener has never had a chicken fillet roll in her life. Dermot & Dave show team member Sean had serious issues with Dave's latest world cup. While Dave had some bad jokes and we got all the info on festival season 2020.

While Dave was organising a professional yodeller to join them for a chat on the show, Jay found out why they weren't returning Dave's call - they passed away!

By Davy Crockett  Who was the first person to truly walk around the world? If your search the Internet the answer that come back is: Dave Kunst, an American who claimed to do it in 1970-1974.  Dave Kunst, originally from Minnesota, claims that he is “the first person verified to have completed circling the entire land mass of the earth.” The previous parts of this series have hopefully taught the reader to be very skeptical of such claims. Is his claim true? Did he really walk around the entire world in 1970-1974? Was he the first? Was it truly independently verified, and how? Well, with any such bold claims there are problems with it, even if Guinness was at some point convinced to include it in their record book. The Kunst tale must be told and it will be covered in two parts. He was not the first to walk around the world. Konstantin Rengarten of Belarus and Latvia was the first in 1894-1898. (See Part 3). But I believe Kunst was the first to walk around the "world" in the modern, post-war era. His walk had the usual route and verification issues as other globetrotters before him. Kunst published a 1979 book about his walk, that is difficult to read. I will tell the tale primarily from the hundreds of newspaper articles published between 1970-1974, and I chose to not use addition tales from his book that were not mentioned in the newspapers. Dave Kunst’s walk inspired and entertained hundreds of thousands of people who witnessed it, read about it in the newspapers, and heard about it on television and radio. But sadly, the walk left within its wake, tragedy, death, heartbreak, deception, and betrayal. Thousands around the world thought the purpose of the Kunst walk was to support a humanitarian cause and they freely financially supported him. But actually, the walk was motivated by a man with a huge ego and with selfish intentions. The truth eventually came out and it surprised and disappointed many people with a shocking ending. Nevertheless, the walk happened, and in the decades that followed, Kunst would inspire thousands of youngsters to dare to fulfill their dreams. Before the walk Kunst family in 1940 census David William Kunst was born on July 16, 1939 at Caledonia, Minnesota where he was raised. His parents were Aloysious “Al” Kunst (1919-2010), a salesman, and Augusta Onstad Kunst (1921-2007). The family was longtime Minnesota residents. Dave’s grandfather, Frank Kunst, immigrated from Germany and was a harness maker. Dave’s mother’s family, the Onstads, immigrated from Norway. In his early years, Dave’s family lived with his Kunst grandparents in Caledonia. While Dave was young, his father Al served in the U.S. Army during World War II and was deployed to the Philippines. On his return he managed lumberyards and then became a salesman. Dave's father, Al Kunst Dave was raised in the Catholic faith and attended a private Catholic school which certainly exposed him to a greater level of rules from authority figures that influenced his later attitudes. He also participated in the scouting organization. He had two younger brothers, Pete and John. Dave said, “My mom had an adventurous spirit, and she instilled that in me during my Caledonia years.” His mom would at time drop him off to go hunting for three days in the woods. At times on those trips he wouldn't hunt but would cover 20-30 miles exploring. He would always come back in a good mood. Jan Wabner Kunst In 1959, Dave married young, at age 19, to Janice “Jan” Wabner, who became a very important figure in the walk story. In her senior yearbook it was written of her, “She can live without poetry, music or walking, but she can’t live without talking.” She was active is Chorus and Drama. Dave went to work for the local county and eventually led a team of surveyors that worked on the highways. In the 1960s the Kunsts had three children, Daniel, Debra, and Brad. In 1970, the Kunst family lived in Waseca, Minnesota.

While Dave is rightly concerned about the historical phenomenon of 'political impeachment', Johnny’s underlying issue is pretty much with any kind of math.

While Dave is being super elite and rich in Aspen, the lower middle class members of Beer a Hole talk about how jealous they are that Dave doesn't have student loans. @beerahole1

While Dave & Jimmy rarely do interviews, they decided to do an interview with the National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation actor, Chevy Chase! A big question on Chevy's mind, where is everyone getting all of this crazy Christmas Vacation merch?

It's Thursdaaaaaaayyyyyyyyy Y'ALL!!! While Dave's away with our team serving at Community First Village, Rachel's here to lay out the plans for the Morning Show: Hawaii Edition (next week, get your hearts ready), Thanksgiving Turkey Trot (also Hawaii Edition), and our theme this week for Last 90 Days, which is Comparison. Are you researching others to inspire change, or make yourself feel bad? Being a great hype squad starts with yourself! Come hang out with us weekdays LIVE at 8AM CST on Facebook and Instagram, and catch up on episodes you missed here! -- Just hear those sleigh bells jingling, ring-tingle-tingling too! Come on it's lovely weather for our VERY FIRST HOLLIS DAYS! That's right, we have a shop now, which means we can have a sale, and what a sale it will be! Books, pins, candles, TICKETS - you name it, and there will be something cool happening around it! So mark your calendars for December 2nd, because we're going to be celebrating Happy Hollis Days all freakin-day long with surprises, livestreams, and so, so much more! If you loved this episode, you'll also love my two live monthly classes. Life coaching, for those looking to improve in their relationships, health, and personal life, and business coaching, for growing a revenue base, finding new clients, and marketing effectively. Find out more about the coaching community and how you can be a part of it ---> thehollisco.com/coaching

While Dave is away recording his audiobook, Rachel is here solo hosting our first-ever Q&A with Rae, we're digging in deep on relationships, motherhood, doubting yourself, and finding your people. If you liked this episode, you're in luck! We've recently launched our first ever HOTLINE where you can leave a message for Rachel or Dave (or both) Call (737) 400-HOCO, press 1, and leave a message! -- If you liked this chat then you'll love the Start Today Morning Show - a weekday morning show that absolutely not one person is talking about. The Start Today Morning Show with Rach and Dave returned Monday August 26th and streams LIVE Monday through Friday at 8am CST, but if you can't catch the stream, we have amazing news for you: the show is now also a podcast! That's right, subscribe here and get each day's episode delivered to you so you can listen whenever you want. It's like magic! If you are looking to add gratitude + goal-setting in your life then head to our shop to grab your Start Today Journal here-- http://bit.ly/2UZOglA If you loved this episode, you'll also love my two live monthly classes. Life coaching, for those looking to improve in their relationships, health, and personal life, and business coaching, for growing a revenue base, finding new clients, and marketing effectively. Find out more about the coaching community and how you can be a part of it ---> thehollisco.com/coaching

Bulletproof Coffee has become a global phenomenon. And you’re about to hear from the man behind the phenomenon, Dave Asprey. Whether you’re a biohacker like me or not, Dave needs no introduction. He isn’t just the inventor of Bulletproof Coffee, he’s authored three New York Times bestsellers, he hosts the super-popular Bulletproof Radio podcast, and he’s famously declared that he fully intends to live to the ripe old age of 180. Well, if anyone is going to live to 180, it will be Dave! To achieve his goal, Dave has consulted with some of the leading medical and scientific minds in the world and conducted dozens of experiments on himself. If you want to hear about all the wild and amazing things Dave has tried, check out my interview of him on my Get Yourself Optimized podcast episode #38 and my wife Orion’s interview of him on her Stellar Life podcast, also episode #38, ironically. Those interviews are mind-blowing. While Dave’s groundbreaking work in biohacking is obviously fascinating, there’s another aspect of his genius that’s often overlooked: his brilliant approach to marketing and business strategy. On this episode #213, Dave and I discuss the impact of Jay Abraham, the perils of joint ventures, and the power of authenticity in business. He’ll also reveal why you should always use codes in your affiliate deals! Dave has been featured on The Today Show, CNN, CNBC, Nightline, Dr. Oz, The Steve Harvey Show and too many more to mention. Here’s your opportunity to learn from someone who moves markets, creates industries, and shapes the hearts and minds of millions. Dave may be famous already, but mark my words, he’ll only become more influential in the future. Let’s get this party started!

While Dave brings in his pessimistic list of expected Free Agent Signings, Chris breaks down what we have learned this week about possible White Sox pursuits. Yahoo Sports and BBWAA writer Chris Cwik also returns with what he has heard, what he believes, and his take on how the White Sox front office normally operates during the off-season. Listen. Subscribe. Share. Call 708-459-8406 and leave your postseason moves for the next episode! Childhood friends and lifelong Sox fans Chris & Dave sit at a 9-foot homemade oak bar in a basement on the South Side of Chicago to discuss their favorite team - The Chicago White Sox. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, EVERYWHERE podcasts can be found and ALWAYS at SoxInTheBasement.com! #30MinutesOfSox #WhiteSox #ProveIt #COMPETE

While Dave and Jimmy go through Celeb Headline News, Dave notices something off about Erin. She has been online shopping through the whole break! Dave finds out what was so important to take her away from the conversation.

After last week's catastrophic explosion, the store is in dire straits. While Dave, Ryan, and Mike made it out alive, unfortunately, the store lost it's biggest source of revenue: the adult video section. Thankfully, new-hire Mike has a solution to help bring back the customers! With the success of the Aliens episode, he thought why not expand on the virtues of the James Cameron classic and bring in the customers with a "bad ass" movie section? And what movie sounds more metal and bad ass than Black Narcissus?!* Listen as we discuss Ryan's cinematic awakening; we ask "Is it Real or is it Matte?"; and finally, we rate the "Person Falling From a Building or Cliff" scene, aka Chekhov's giant cliff. As always, please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts; Follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/ApocalypseVideo) ; and Like us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ApocalypseVideo/) ! * - Bad Ass Content Not Guaranteed

While Dave as of doing Big Brain things at the Royal Ascot in England, Mike Grinnell was partying with the cup. Dave returns from Europe and catches wind of this, and tears Grinnell to shreds. Even Rear Ads didn't help his cause. Kirk Minihane calls in to give an update on how things are going with the Curtatone lawsuit. Donnie Does stops by, HBO drama, and more on Barstool Radio.

In this week’s episode of Recovering from Reality, we get to hear from Dave, the host of the Dopey podcast. Dave and Alexis talk about his recovery journey, if AA is still “anonymous”, and what Dopey is all about. Dave is an awesome guy that has a way of turning the darkest experiences into the funniest stories.   His show Dopey is the perfect mix of discussion and debauchery, and has become one of the best recovery podcasts out there. At least we think so! I mean, he had Jaime Lee Curtis as a guest, how much better can you get? Recently, the show’s shift from silly to serious came with Chris’ tragic death. Dave has had to find a happy medium between laughter and mourning the loss of his friend. But it’s this vulnerability about his struggles that resonates with listeners the most. Back in the early days of Dave’s AA experience, he found himself shying away from the identity of “former addict”. There is still such a stigma around addiction, that he knew it would be hard to find work if he came out about it. This stigma is one that ordinary people face every day. And it is where the “anonymous” in Alcoholics Anonymous comes into play. Anonymity helps protect the people that are trying to get their lives back on track. Yet unfortunately as a public figure, Alexis didn’t have much of a choice in this department. She was recovering in the public eye, and everyone watched her struggle. Now after much growth, Alexis embraces her sobriety and her ability to speak out. She is out and proud about sobriety! And without people like her and Dave, the stigma will never end. Dave had a slightly different experience with anonymity. He attributes the program to his sobriety now, and took his anonymity very seriously in the beginning. An old sponsor told him that if he opened up and then relapsed while recording Dopey, he would be giving the 12-step fellowship a bad name. An old boss of his even said, “Once a junkie, always a junkie.” Sure, Dave was afraid of relapse and the risk of coming out about his issue, but after Chris’ death, he truly realized being vulnerable is really important to helping others. Chris was someone who knew all too well how important sobriety is, yet he couldn’t defeat his demons. He was 4 years sober when he relapsed, and died quickly after. Dave was in shock, and soon began to realize that not everyone recovers. This is what motivated him to continue with Dopey. The message of death is the strongest he could send to his listeners. And fighting through the mourning and grief and coming out with joy on the other side is truly inspirational. Remember, Alcoholics Anonymous is not the only method of healing. While AA helped Alexis in early recovery, she discovered her spiritual practice and holistic approach to be most helpful. But both Dave and Alexis agree that whatever works for you is what’s most important. Now that the whole world knows their story, Dave and Alexis have to share it with those most important to them: their children. While Dave’s 9-year old is too young to know all the details, she does know that her dad is sober and that he goes to meetings. Likewise, Alexis’ 6-year old daughter knows that her mom and dad don’t drink and they help other people stop drinking at Alo Recovery Center. Keeping things light and matter of fact with children is key. When Dave got clean, he realized he was doing the best he could do on drugs for 41 years. Now, he wants to see what his best is without them, in the next chapter of his life. If it weren’t for his desire to be a good father, he wouldn’t have gotten clean. He knew getting sober was the only way. Finally, Dave appreciates the adventure of sober living. He sincerely enjoys his life, and showing his genuine self to the world. “We spend so much time here on earth, frustrated about the highs and lows of living and expect life to be a certain way. But if everything was on a straight path, wouldn’t it be so boring?” It would feel more like death than life. “If you were happy all the time, there would be no happiness. Because you can’t compare the feeling to anything else.” We have to feel the lows to know the highs, and being sober allows you to check in with those emotions instead of check out from them. Instead of just living “bleh” life on drugs, you can live a beautiful life full of all the feels! With Dopey, Dave uses his voice to help others, because so many people helped him along the way. He spreads the message that if you are addicted to something, there IS joy on the other side. …And that looking back and laughing at our old, crazy selves can bring the greatest healing of all! #ANDSOITIS If you or someone you love needs help, please go to alorecovery.com  

The one where... the guys lose count of how many times they watched classic movies growing up! Mike goes to see the Wizard and celebrates Christmas vacation. While Dave enters the Matrix and laughs at a big green ogre! All that before they meet Austin Powers, and more! Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook: @DayBackIn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/BackInMyDay/message

Chris and Dave talk pit and peak for the week (0:23-6:02).  Chris plunges into the deep ocean, like, real deep (6:03-19:12).  While Dave talks the acute history of the Bermuda Triangle (19:13-36:06).

While Dave filmed Big Brain this weekend, he saw Double Vodka Don & Mike Grinnell partying it up on Spring Break. That made him worry the entire company was going to come crashing down to the ground. Dave has racked up so much gambling debt his only move left may have to be to make a sex tape. Mr. Portnoy calls in to debate Dave about Tucker Carlson's latest controversy. Common Man Radio, a ton of gambling content on more on this week's Barstool Radio.

Dave and Amy Freeman spent an entire year living in the Boundary Waters, a vast wilderness in northern Minnesota that many flock to throughout the year for its pristine waters and canoeing adventures. That's not all they've done though, they've made a life out of exploration and on this episode, we learn all about it.While Dave and Amy might live an adventurous life in these wild places, they also take protecting these places even more seriously. Enter the threat to the Boundary Waters. In summary, this vast wilderness is being threatened by a mining operation, but there's still time to help. At the time of this episode going up, there is a deadline near the end of January 2019 to offer signatures and comments on a proposal to begin mining in the Boundary Waters. Dave and Amy walk me through what this operation is, how it came to be, and what we can do to help prevent it from taking place in this beautiful landscape that so many love.Please enjoy this episode with a couple of incredible individuals who have a huge heart for wild places.By Land,Emory R. WangerTHANKS FOR LISTENING!!Taking the time to listen to this podcast is greatly appreciated! If you have questions or comments, feel free to reach me at emory@byland.co or leave a comment below. I'd love to hear from you.HELP THE SHOWIf you enjoyed this show and want to help me out, please leave me an honest review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts from. Doing so will help my podcast reach others and grow more and more. I can't do it without you!Lifestyle Shop - http://byland.co/shop/Comic Book - http://byland.co/comic-book/Show NotesIntroductionsSave the Boundary Waters OrgSpending a year in the Boundary WatersBackstory on how Dave and Amy came to live in the Boundary WatersPrevious adventuresWhy it's important to do these things in the wildWhere the adventure bug stems fromDetails of the Boundary WatersVisiting the BWWhat living in the BW was likeWhat happens to the human senses after living in the wilderness for long periods of timeDeep diving the threat to the Boundary WatersWhat we can do to help protect the Boundary WatersDave and Amy's Book!How to find and reach Dave and AmyLast Question: Do Dave and Amy feel they may have been born in the wrong century?Linkshttps://www.freemansexplore.com/https://www.instagram.com/freemanexplore/?hl=enhttps://www.facebook.com/FreemanExplore/http://www.wildernessclassroom.com/https://www.savetheboundarywaters.org/https://www.instagram.com/savethebwca/https://www.facebook.com/savethebwca

In this episode we welcome back long time community member Dave (alias in chatroom, “SuperDave”). Like some trader’s goals, Dave wants to eventually quit his full time job so we can work from home and be his own boss as a full time trader. While Dave has not yet accomplished the goal, he is well on his way and has actually cleared a key hurdle – that being, going from “full time hours” at his job to now only “part time hours”. How did Dave know when to make this jump? How will he know when it’s wise to make the move to “full time”? We talk about this and much more. Whether you are looking to also quit your job to become a full time trader or just want to pick up some nuggets of wisdom, this conversation has something for everyone. Let’s get to it! Notes: Today we speak again with community member SuperDave. To recap, Dave joined the community first to test the waters. During his earlier times here, he recalls being called out for trading without a true proper education or background. This led him to step back and reevaluate what his overall goal in trading was. After opening and closing 3 different accounts, Dave decided to focus on only trading SPY because it is extremely liquid and presents trading opportunities almost every day. He would use his account value to determine the amount of contracts he needed to trade. Dave started slow and steady one contract at a time and now is able to trade quite a bit larger. Dave had an ideal time frame in which he wanted to transition away from his job, retire, and trade for income. He missed his first two targets due to personal and family events but has maintained his longer term plan regardless. He has a strict routine and criteria for trading which he utilizes daily. It is this amount of seriousness that has set Dave up for success and why he is getting very close to his longer term goals of full time trading. Quotes: I knew right away that I was being called out because I didn’t really know what I was doing. It’s all about controlling your emotions. You’ll figure out a trading style fairly quickly but then you have to discipline yourself to stay with it and trust it. I don’t take a lot of risk with my money. Now is not the time to take on risk… now is the time to take on growth. Over time, things change and you become more comfortable from looking at it over and over. It becomes much more predictable. I’ve had some pretty large losses that were hard to swallow. Wondering why I was still in there and letting it go further and further. Links: https://claytrader.com/podcast/episode055/

On the latest episode of the Pyro Light fantasy football podcast, @pyromaniacMo is joined once again by NFL scout, Dave-Te Thomas. He has been a professional talent evaluator for over 50 years. Dave-Te talks about the 2018 batch of rookie NFL QBs and TEs. The fantasy goo does not stop there as Dave-Te drops the ka-knowledge on plenty of players around the league. Not only will this episode help you set your redraft tiers, it is dynasty gold as Dave-Te goes deep into backup QBs and which ones could see starting time this season. Plus, solid rookie TEs and a few surprise TE names come up in the discussion. There are plenty of sleepers discussed on episode 67, so get your pen and paper ready.  Crack an IPA, and enjoy! - NOTE There is a cut of about 60 seconds right from Dave-Te's introduction -it cuts to Sam Darnold. So, missing is Baker Mayfield. While Dave-te likes him, he does think Tyrod will start the whole season as they break Mayfield in slowly. He likes Tyrod to Njoku underneath and Landry outside. Sorry for the technical difficulty - you can buy me an IPA if we meet... Yup, you read that right! - @PyromaniacMo

While Dave is away, Michael and Josh go on a tangent filled romp as they discuss Marvel's Spider-Man going Gold, a release date for Electronauts, the success of the Overwatch League, Richard Marks leaving PlayStation for Google, creating female characters in NBA Live, and the continuing success of the PS4. And... Roman Reigns?

Episode 151-The taste of victory Ah the refreshing flavor of victory. Dave doesn't get to taste it often, or seemingly care to, but when he gets his pasty ginger lips on the sweet chalice of triumph, he certainly doesn't hesitate to gloat about it. While Dave's victory is technically not impressive, or impressive at all, we are truly impressed by a VW Jetta. Numbers don't lie, and when we ran the math on how much this car travels, the magnitude of what we were truly witnessing came into focus. Thank you Chris, please NEVER STOP SENDING US PICTURES. Lastly, we round out the episode by looking and listening to the things you sent us! Please never stop sending us things! Buy stuff with our hashtag brand on it! TeamClearCoat website AutoWerkz Blog TeamClearCoat Drivetribe TeamClearCoat YouTube Channel TeamClearCoat Instagram TeamClearCoat Twitter TeamClearCoat Facebook TeamClearCoat Video Game Recommendations on Steam

While Dave and the crew try a recipe from the Med School Success Cookbook, they consider listener Imari's question: how much did co-hosts Aline Sandouk, Eric Schnieders, Gabe Conley, and Irisa Mahaparn think about finances when choosing a medical school? While it's important to know what your financial standing will be when you graduate, including your loans and how they're affected by scholarships and living situation, we think there are more important things to think about. And Maggie has noticed many med schools have co-ed fraternities and wants our thoughts on their benefits for students. Happy to help explore this interesting and fun possibility for lowering costs, sharing responsibilities, and joining a new med school fam, Maggie! Now that the Large Hadron Collider has finished tearing a hole in the universe, researchers are using the technology in its subatomic particle detectors to create 3D color x-rays. And CRISPR-Cas9 has proved to be an excellent tool for editing genomes...and also tearing them up and spitting them back out with all kinds of errors and random deletions. Do you belong to a med school fraternity? What's it like? Call us at 347-SHORTCT anytime, visit our Facebook group, or email theshortcoats@gmail.com.

This is not your ordinary fishing trip … Guest Profile Another first for the show – interviewing the host of another fishing podcast. Dave Stewart joins us from the Wet Fly Swing fly fishing podcast. Before he picked up the mic, Dave was a life long fly fisherman. His father was a fly fishing guide, so you might say it was ingrained in his DNA. Dave was guiding himself by the age of 12. Now Dave is a guide of a different sort, teaching from behind the mic about fly fishing through his interviews with many greats in the fly fishing world. On this episode, we turn the tables on Dave and ask him some of the same questions he uses on his guests. Plus, Dave shares his most epic trip ever – a Skeena River fly fishing adventure in some untapped and untamed waters. Guest Links Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/wetflyswing/ Web – https://wetflyswing.com/ Fishing experience With a dad who was a fly fishing guide, it’s no wonder Dave took to the sport from such an early age. Guiding himself by the age of 12, Dave spent many days guiding other folks on the river. While Dave has a ton of experience fishing trout and steelhead fly fishing, he still has a long bucket list when it comes to the saltwater species. He is particularly looking forward to his first tussle with the silver king – tarpon. Wet Fly Swing Podcast host Dave Stewart enjoying some beautiful scenery and steelhead! Location Skeena River fly fishing This episode is about a Skeena River fly fishing adventure that takes place in British Columbia, Canada, on the Skeena River basin. Catch of the Day Steelhead And for all you fly fishing junkies, check out Episode 054 with Joseph Davies where he catches a 160 lb. tarpon on the fly. Also, Sam Sirgo joins us on Episode 60 and delivers a GIANT redfish on the fly. Gear Used Prince Nymph Flies – https://amzn.to/2MM0SWN Sponsor Brought to you by reelsandtackle.com, your small business, family-owned online tackle store with great products, great service, and great prices!!! Check them out for all of your tackle needs, and don’t forget to use code TellTaleFish10 for a 10% discount off any product! About TTF Podcast The Tell Tale Fisherman® podcast is the place for all avid anglers (not just guides and tournament professionals) to share their fishing story of a lifetime and become fishing legends. Fresh water or salt water, middle of the ocean or middle of a stream, on this fishing podcast we are on a quest to catch...

David Ragan, portfolio manager of Mawer’s international equity strategies, discusses his—perhaps surprising—views on investing in Japan. While Dave holds some less than optimistic opinions, rest assured there are some positives: two of the portfolio’s Top 10 holdings are, in fact, Japanese. Find out why.

Dave Sullivan, a fellow podcaster from The Roofer Show, joins us on the AOC with tips for growing your business, making more money and having more free time - roofing style. While Dave's podcast is geared towards the roofing industry; his advice applies to all small business owners and contractors. Dave shares how to set up systems and processes so that you own your business, not work your business. Moreover, if you have ever thought about what it might take to have a company you can sell for a profit, Dave has the answer.

Foundations of Amateur Radio The topic of how radio evolves and embraces available technology is one that describes the hobby itself. From spark-gap through AM, SSB and FM our community picked up or invented solutions to make communication possible. When the internet came along it too became a tool ripe for picking and in 1997 a connection between a radio and the internet was made with the Internet Radio Linking Project or IRLP when Dave VE7LTD, a student at the University of British Columbia, joined the UBC Amateur Radio Society. Using a radio, some hardware and a computer, you could send audio between radios across the internet. Since then this field has exploded with D-STAR, Echolink, DMR, AllStar, Wires, CODEC2, System Fusion and Brandmeister. At a glance they're all the same thing, radio + internet = joy. Looking closer there are two distinct kinds of internet radio contraptions, those where the radio is digital and those where it's not. IRLP is an example of an analogue radio connecting to hardware that does the encoding into digital and transmission across the internet. At the other end the reverse process, decoding, happens and another analogue radio is used to hear the result. This encoding and decoding is done by a piece of software called a CODEC. If we continue for a moment down the analogue path, Echolink, AllStar and Wires do similar things. In 2002 Echolink made its way onto the scene, similar to IRLP, but it didn't need any specialised hardware, any computer running the Echolink software could be used as both a client and a server, that is, you could use it to listen to Echolink, or you could use it to connect a radio to another Echolink computer. AllStar, which started life in 2008 went a step further by making the linking completely separate. It uses the metaphor of a telephone exchange to connect nodes together, which is not surprising if you know that it's built on top of the open source telephone switching software Asterisk. In 2012 or so, Yaesu introduced Wires which is much like Echolink and AllStar. There are servers with rooms, not unlike chat rooms, where you connect a node to and in turn your radio. Blurring the lines between these technologies happened when you could build a computer that spoke both IRLP and Echolink at the same time. Now you can also add AllStar to that mix. Essentially these systems do similar things. They manage switching differently, handle DTMF differently, use a different audio CODEC and handle authentication in a variety of ways, but essentially they're ways of connecting normal hand-held radios, generally FM, to each other via the internet using intermediary computers called nodes. Before you start sending angry letters, I know, there's more to it, but I've got more to tell. While Dave was busy in Canada inventing IRLP back in the late 1990's, in Japan the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications funded research, administered by the Japan Amateur Radio League into the digitisation of amateur radio. In 2001 that research resulted in what we know today as D-STAR. Two years later, ICOM started developing D-STAR hardware which resulted in actual physical radios less than a year later. Today you can get D-STAR hardware from ICOM, Kenwood and FlexRadio Systems. Unlike the other technologies where the audio was converted at a central place, in D-STAR the audio is encoded in the radio and a digital signal is sent across the airwaves. That in turn means that the software that does the encoding, the CODEC, needs to be inside the radio. Since the information is digital right from the point of transmit, you can send other information, like GPS locations and messages along with the audio. In 2005 DMR started life as a group of companies, now up to around 40, agreeing on some standards for digital audio in much the same way as D-STAR. Mostly in use by commercial users, DMR has the ability to have two users simultaneously on-air using alternate channels by having separate time slots for each channel, alternating between the two of them. They agreed to use the same CODEC to ensure compatibility. Formal interoperability testing has been happening since 2010, but because DMR allows manufacturers to build in extra features many brands cannot actually work together on the same network. For many years D-STAR and DMR-MARC, the DMR Motorola Amateur Radio Club World Wide Network, were the main digital radio systems around in amateur radio. That changed in 2013 when Yaesu introduced System Fusion. It too made digital audio at the radio, but it added a wrinkle by making it possible to have both analogue and digital audio on the same repeater. Depending on how the repeater is configured, analogue and digital radios can coexist and communicate with each other. The Wires system that Yaesu rolled out was upgraded in 2016, renamed to Wires X and now also incorporates digital information to allow the linking of their System Fusion repeaters. In 2014 at the Ham Radio Exhibition in Friedrichshafen in Germany, Artem R3ABM planned to make an alternative master server for DMR+ and DMR-MARC and the result was a German wordplay which we know today as Brandmeister. It acts as a network for digital radios in much the same way as DMR, but it's run as an open alternative to the commercially available options made by Motorola and Hytera. The story isn't complete without mentioning one other development, CODEC2. It started in 2008 when Bruce Perens K6BP contacted Jean-Marc Valin, famous for the SPEEX audio compressor and David Rowe VK5DGR about the proprietary and patented nature of low data use voice encoders such as those in use in D-STAR, DMR and System Fusion. David had already been working in this area a decade earlier and started writing code. In 2012 during Linux Conference Australia, Jean-Marc and David spent some time together hacking and managed to make a 25% improvement and CODEC2 was well under way. Today CODEC2 forms the basis of several projects including FreeDV in software, the SM1000 FreeDV adaptor in hardware and the roadmap for the future of open and free digital voice is bright. I should mention that this information is specifically brief to give you an overview of the landscape and hopefully I've not made too many glaring errors, but feel free to drop me a line if you do find a problem. Digital radio and the internet, it's not just a single mode, a whole cloud of modes, and I haven't even started with WSPR, FT8 or JT65. I'm Onno VK6FLAB

WRSP Radio presents the 50th episode of the second season of Weekend Sports Huddle with co-hosts Tom Pollin, Hunter Hodies and producer Dave Holcomb. While Dave is still out on vacation, Hunter returns this week to discuss the National League division races with Tom. Our hosts' preseason division winner picks -- the Nationals, Cubs and Dodgers -- all entered the weekend in fourth place of their respective divisions. Who is in the worst shape? Can all three climb out of their hole? We have your answers to start this Saturday. Then, we will preview the most improbable Stanley Cup Finals matchup in the history of the NHL. The Washington Capitals will go for their first championship against the darling Vegas Golden Knights, who are in their first season as an expansion team. And familiar faces will square off, as five former Penguins are on the Golden Knights roster. We'll dig deep into those storylines and chose a winner. It's all coming up on this edition of Weekend Sports Huddle. We want to make you apart of the show. Call in at 517-387-1417 or tweet us @wkdsportshuddle.

​While Dave is away, the boys will play. Team Johnny Pal discuss mustaches, Venom #1 , Flash #47, and the most excellent Detective Comics #981. All that and quick hits also. This episode will change your world ! ...or at the very least you'll have some good books to read.

Although his dad was a prominent politician who eventually became Speaker of the House, AliveCor Founder Dave Albert always knew he wanted to a career in medicine – it was the passion he discovered for engineering and entrepreneurship that took him, and his career, by surprise. While Dave chose a very different path than his […]

While Dave readily admits that the book was well-written, he thought The Handmaid's Tale was wildly unpleasant... If you like dark, depressing dystopian novels, this might be for you! #bookreviews #scifi #dystopian Music by hooksounds.com

While Dave is off in Tomorrow Land or Fantasy world or whatever the hell he is doing in Europe. The King and Mr. Tarashuk keep the show pushing forward. We are joined by one of our fans, Christina to fill in for the Dusty one. We preview Battleground and love is in the air! Also a big thank you to all of YOU the fans for bringing us to 600 twitter followers @KOTR_Podcast. Our goal is 700 by Summer Slam.

While Dave is gallivanting across the globe, Mr. Roskam is forced to hold the fort and present you with this Mini Episode! The next full episode will be out later in the week!Follow us on Twitch! DarthRoskam and PhillyDave75Hosts: Dave: @phillydave75 on Twitter and Instagram Mr. Roskam: @DarthRoskam on Twitter and InstagramThe Podcast on Instagram @allthingsstarwarspodPodcast Email: allthingsstarwarspod@gmail.comPodcast Twitter: @allthingsswpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMyFtdAPcoDsKLVCSL7y0Zw TwitchTV: DarthRoskam // Phillydave75

While Dave was away playing in Australia, The website decided to crash. Perfect Timing.

BBC17 How to drink beer @beerbloggers @beermakesthree @PotosiBrewingCo @MKEbrewco #BBC17 Co hosts : Good ol Boy Kendall, Good ol Gal June, Good ol Boy Dave, and Good ol Gal Julieanna SUDS Episode – Despite the standing TRO they invited us back to the Beer Bloggers Conference 2017. Most of southern Canada and people that think Milwaukee really should be a northern suburb of Chicago permitted a gang of beer journalists to invade. While Dave did not recall exactly what happened for portions of this conference, the rest of the crew discuss the events, and a lively discussion about rooftop volleyball. We taste and discuss the following beer: Outboard Cream Ale SUDS – 4 Hop Happy IPA SUDS – 4 Potosi Pilsner SUDS -5 info@sipssudsandsmokes.com @sipssudssmoke Sips, Suds, & Smokes is produced by One Tan Hand Productions using the power of beer, whiskey, and golf. Hosted online at Spreaker and available on iTunes, Google Play, PRX, TuneIn, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and YouTube. Good ol Gal June tolerates Good ol Boy Kendall on a repetitive basis. Be sure to check out Kendall and June’s Blog. www.beermakesthree.com Enjoying that cool new Outro Music, it’s from Woods & Whitehead – Back Roads Download your copy here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/woodswhitehead2

It was a short, but very entertaining week of Barstool Radio. On Tuesday we were joined by Julie Stewart-Binks to recap the weekend of college football, and got a call from Mr. Portnoy to complain about the issues his "Mr. Johnson" is having in his new underwear. Dave leaves for Boston on Wednesday to execute #OperationClownface, which unfortunately means that he missed Bar Rescue's Jon Taffer in the office. Thursday was the season opener for the Pats, and open season for KMarko. While Dave was distributing clownface towels out to Pats fans, KMarko was distributing deathblows to clowns on the internet. Also Chaps calls in to explain that he fucks weird. Friday we recap the success of #OperationClownface despite the Pats opening night loss, interview the rat fuckin' narc that is @OldTakesExposed, and pepper All Business Pete about his terrible haircut and love for murdering dogs. All this and more on Barstool Radio.

Your pals Dave & Kat are on vacation! While Dave’s tromping around Europe and Kat’s on a midnight bus to New York, enjoy a favorite episode from the archive! These two jokers will be back next week with all new advice for you. Cheers! Episode 54th is here. These two jokers are fighting a case […]

The wheels have turned in this episode of Entrepreneurs Organization—Kevin Stoller interviews Dave Will, an entrepreneur, CEO and founder of Prop Fuel and Peach New Media. Dave shares with listeners his early beginnings at SAP and PWC and how his experience formed the belief that he needs to be a part of a company where he can be himself; a company that truly fits him. This has fuelled the vision of his business venture, Prop Fuel, a company which strives to create a great culture within an organization. Tune in as Kevin and Dave talk about Dave’s journey—you’ll hear all the lessons he’s gained from his successes and more importantly, from his failures. Time Stamped Show Notes: 02:30 – Kevin Stoller interviewed Dave WIll for his own podcast and Dave is posting the interview for today’s episode of Entrepreneurs Organization 02:46 – Entrepreneurs Organization proudly presents Virtual Learning Podcast 03:19 – Kevin Stoller introduces Dave Will 03:58 – Kevin researches extensively before interviewing his guests 06:57 – Dave grew up in Hartford, Central Connecticut 06:57 – He came from a middle class childhood with loving parents 07:15 – Kevin’s childhood was full of summer vacations, camping and sailing trips 09:15 – Dave had a mentality that emphasized the need for stability and predictability until he hit the age 30 10:32 – Dave interned at SAP and then worked at PWC 12:15 – Dave’s performance at PWC was not very impressive 13:05 – While Dave has great admiration for those who end up at companies such as SAP and PWC, he feels that there are people who are natural “fits” for these companies 14:09 – Dave’s scariest moment was when he was fired from his job while he had a family to support 16:00 – The entrepreneurial bug bites Dave 16:21 – Dave’s mantra in life: “Walk slow, smile more”. 16:53 – Dave realized that he excels in an environment where he can be himself 17:22 – Dave grew his company to 40 employees and sold to the private equity firm, KKR 19:48 – Success as an entrepreneur is difficult without a supportive and compassionate spouse 22:54 – Very few successful entrepreneurs have a great idea “off the bat”—they just fumble onto one 23:42 – Dave’s entrepreneurial journey 23:42 – Dave started off partnering with his friend in 2001 24:06 – Dave eventually bought out his partner for $17,000 24:34 – Finding a niche propelled Dave’s company from average growth to exceptional growth 25:02 – They gradually evolved into a software company 25:27 – Dave ensured that his organization had the right culture; Dave’s new company Prop Fuel is about creating a great culture within an organization. Prop Fuel can help you: Create social surveys Create surveys to gauge what is holding your employees back Enhance the culture within your company and it costs just $49.99 per month 29:33 – A strong company culture helps you ride the downturns 29:33 – Dave witnessed gradual growth for the first 9 years and eventually grew his company to 25 employees 31:03 – The effects of 2008 finally became evident in 2010 32:11 – He consulted with key employees before cutting compensation from 10% to 15%; in spite of this, not a single employee chose to leave the company 33:20 – "People were not there because they were getting a shit ton of money. They were not. They were there because they enjoyed their job. They felt passion and fulfillment in what they were doing." 33:46 – Autonomy, mastery and fulfillment are the key elements necessary for creating a great culture 35:15 – Dave does not excel at sales, finance or any other primary business functions. His sole focus and expertise is in developing a culture within his company, Peach New Media 36:05 – “You focus on building this incredibly bonded team by putting in front of them a clear vision of where you want to be, the right motivators and the cadence to make sure that you are constantly on track and moving towards that vision” 39:00 – For small organizations hiring less than 10 people, the organization is just an extension of one’s personality; beyond that you start thinking about culture 39:19 – Dave talks about his introduction to EO back in 2009 39:55 – Being an EO member is vastly different from being an entrepreneur 41:03 – Dave explains his philosophy of “Walk slow, smile more” 41:58 – “Walking slow” means being conscious of what is around you when you are walking 42:21 – Strive to do things that make you smile 44:22 – Propfuel’s core philosophy: “We really want people to enjoy their jobs” 46:23 – Dave’s advice to his kids: “Grades are a key to a lot of doors, but they have nothing to do with your success. Knock the stress out of your grades” 48:48 – Dave’s Entrepreneurship mantra: “Good and done is better than perfect and not done” 50:12 – Dave closes the podcast and encourages you to visit his website  3 Key Points: Having a clear vision, the right motivators and the cadence to consistently move in the right direction are the key elements to building a great company culture. “Walk slow and smile more”—be conscious of what’s around you and strive to do the things that make you smile. A great culture is evident when your people are feeling fulfilled and working from their passion. Resources Mentioned: Entrepreneur's Organization – The EO Network Prop Fuel and Peach new media – Companies that Dave is affiliated with SAP and PWC – Companies Dave worked for previously

While Dave was on vacation, Teneme Konne got together with some folks we talked to back in July, pre-health students in UI's Summer Health Professions Education Program (SHPEP), a program that offers minority students and others access to mentorship and insight into future health careers. Yasmine Rose, Kristine Pham, Gil Osuna-Leon and Martin Rosenfeld came back, along with program administrator Nicole, and shared with us the progress they made, what they learned, and where they're going to take their newfound confidence in their health career choices. Also, are Iowans really the rudest drivers? And Yasmine is passionate about her rant on the hypocrisy of environmentalists that eat meat. If you want to rant for any reason, and think we are the best people to rant at, give us a call! Call us at 347-SHORTCT any time, and email theshortcoats@gmail.com.

At a young age, Dave’s father introduced him to fishing and sparked a lifelong passion to experience and enjoy life in the great outdoors. Growing up in Eugene, Oregon, his stomping grounds were and remain legendary namesakes such as Crane Prairie and Hosmer Lakes as well as the Deschutes, McKenzie and Umpqua Rivers to name a few. While Dave quickly discovered the thrill of having a fish on, it was the awe of his surroundings that instilled his deep passion for fishing and conservation. Dave has dedicated his professional life to the fly fishing industry and has spent the last twenty-plus years relentlessly trying to surpass expectations as a guide, outfitter owner, conservationist, and fly fishing ambassador. Dave is quick to note that he is nothing in his pursuits without his wife Natalie and daughter Nessa, who constantly remind him why he is so inspired without saying a word. In addition to co-owning and operating Emerald Water Anglers, Dave is a Patagonia Ambassador, Winston, Rajeff Sports, and Bauer Pro Staff Member; FFF Certified Casting Instructor; and widely published photographer.

It's another solo-Jolie episode! While Dave is away, Jolie reaches into her grabbag of questions and pulls out queries about removing ink and tea stains from bedding, and what to do when your head discolors the wall behind your bed. To round out the episode, Jolie talks about managing underbed storage so that the space beneath your mattress doesn't turn into a dust bunny-ridden wasteland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, the boys enjoy a full set of Premier League matches while they can. While Dave settles his bet with Scott, he starts a new fight over Zlatan v. Mings. Meanwhile, Brian brings back How to Say and creates a new game: Would You Rather featuring Manolo Gabbiadini.

This week Dan gives us the low down on Quantum Computing and what this amazing tech can achieve. While Dave takes a look at what’s coming up in the Star Wars cinematic release schedule… plus more. Join us every week for another live session filled with all things geek!!! Sharing news, opinions and insider info,... Read More

You know that graduate student who gets the lucky draw to help with those “fun” summer projects? Yep, that was my role when I first met today's podcast guest. Now, to be honest, the summer project wasn't too bad. I had the opportunity to help measure the results with a new fly tag project by taking photos of cattle each week for an entire summer. There are definitely worse ways to spend Monday mornings than stalking cows around pastures with camera in tow. Thank goodness there is technology to help count the flies in the pictures or I may have really gone cross-eyed. On Episode 017 of the Agriculture Proud podcast, I am joined by Dave Thomas. He is the Dairy Insecticide Marketing Manager for Bayer Animal Health, based out of Tennessee. I was able to catch up with Dave on a recent trip to Kansas City when we sat down to talk about everything flies and fly control around cattle. I've received numerous reports of this being a particularly bad year for pinkeye in cattle, so it should be a relevant topic for many across the country. While Dave's current role focuses on fly control in dairy cattle, he has spent much of his life working around beef cattle, so we're able to touch on both sides of the conversation. It's not all fly tags and pour on. There are many options for fly control and figuring out which is best may often depend on what your situation is – on season, environment or type of animal. It's often best to use a combination of products instead of sticking with a lone fly control method. Dave Thomas fills us in on the different types of fly control options out there and what you should look for when trying to choose which type is best for you. If you have any questions on this topic, leave them in the comments section below and we'll work to get them answered. To learn more, visit with your local University Extension livestock specialists. I hope you enjoy this episode of the Agriculture Proud podcast. Check out all my episodes at BeefRunner.com/podcast. Like what you see here? Sign up for my newsletter to be notified of future stories and weekly headlines. Click here to sign up. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beefrunner/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beefrunner/support

By the title, you might think this podcast is a Bible lesson. While Dave does refer to having a biblical worldview, it is about something that flies in the face of biblical womanhood. #WomenInTheMilitary

While Dave and Briane were away at New Zealand, Alex got a whole week to host the Three Dot! And a great kick off was to bring two local Bay Area Artists, Aria Rostami and Richie Cunning on the show. Alex hoped for a serious show about being artists, but it wasn't exactly what he hoped for. Check it out!

While Dave is away generating future travel stories we have another Darryl solo show. Faced with this dilemma we reached out and you guys delivered! Thanks to all the CCG’s that wrote in, we have ourselves a show this week! Team GFB Radio – Episode 55 – The Loneliest-cast Part 2 Original Air Date: September 25th, … Continue reading Episode 55 – The Loneliest-cast Part 2 The post Episode 55 – The Loneliest-cast Part 2 appeared first on Team GFB Radio.

Drummer Dave Tull has provided rhythm for everyone from Chuck Magione and Michael Buble, to Jack Sheldon and Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane. While Dave has also occasionally sung a tune or two with these groups and others, he has recently focused on performing his own beautiful melodies and often hilarious lyrics. Dave is a favorite among jazz musicians, who relish his spot on laments of the sometimes ridiculous challenges jazz musicians face.

We are four episodes away from ToyCast’s grand finale. TFG1Mike invites Dave and Devall back to return to the roots of ToyCast. Devall talks about his set of Talking Toys Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, and Cookie Monster. While Dave tells us why he is so serious about the 1989 Hot Toys Joker.   ToyWorldOrder Geeks: ...

Chris gives us the play by play of the great July storm of 2012. While Dave explains how a Chiptole burrito saved his life... or at least cured his bordom while camping.

While Dave is off working for the summer and there is no Geek Syndicate we bring you Good Morning Geekdom to feel the GS void. Join your hosts Barry and Iz as they take a fun look at the crazy world of geekdom.  In the main section there is news from around the web about Sherlock Holmes, War Eagles, Warren Ellis unleashes his pen on a new King Arthur film, True Lies 2 and more. In 'Gateway to Geekdom'  our hosts each give a recommendation of something (TV show, Film, comic or whatever) which could bring people into the world of geekdom. Finally there is the BIG REVIEW in which we review just one thing in this case we take a look at Green Latern: First Flight (spoilers) Enjoy

That's right! We're actually back! Many apologies for the several month hiatus between episodes. You can mostly blame Dave (he elaborates on the podcast). Hopefully, though, we will now be putting up episodes every Sunday (and working on streamlining the post-production process so as to reduce any further delays). Anyways, thanks for sticking with us, and on with the review! As you likely deduced from the podcast title, Dave and Diane review The Hangover this week. Directing: Diane didn't have much to say, but Dave thought that Todd Phillips (director of such movies as Starsky & Hutch and Old School) did a solid job relative to his previous directing efforts. Acting: Overall, Dave and Diane both generally enjoyed the acting. Diane's favorite performance was from Ed Helms (Stu), while Dave's was Zach Galifianakis as Alan. The hosts had an "interesting" discussion of Bradley Cooper (Phil). Music: The soundtrack of this film appealed to Diane's pop-music sensibilities (with tracks such as "Who Let the Dogs Out"), while Dave appreciated its use of older tracks (such as "Joker and the Thief"). Diane generally approved of the music in the film, while Dave thought it served its purpose, but that the music was not overly great. Plot: Diane was quite a fan of the plot in this film. She said in some ways it was rather brilliant, mostly due to a very unique set of comical devices (despite a very clichéd set-up for the movie's story). Dave had similar feelings. He quite enjoyed the humor, which he said was rather smart (despite sometimes resorting to some more low-brow gags). While Dave did not overly enjoy the plot, he felt it served the humor quite well. Overall Score: Both Dave and Diane had similar feelings on this film. While it was certainly not Oscar material, the hosts thought it was a very decent comedy with plenty of good laughs. Diane gave the film a B+, and Dave gave it a B. No Dave's DVD this week! Additional Notes: Dave would like to apologize for his audio levels being a bit high (creating a few rough spots). He's still getting back into the swing of audio editing. The intro music of this episode was provided by the Podshow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at music.podshow.com http://m.podshow.com/media/19061/episodes/164612/getreelpodcast-164612-07-12-2009.mp3