Best Dave Frederick Podcasts (2024)

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Jul 22nd Desmond Tutu. South Africa Activist 6:40

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Desmond Tutu, South Africa, Activist 6:25

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July 22. Desmond Tutu. Desmond went to a segregated and underfunded all-Black school in South Africa, where he excelled, by the way. He once told an audience, “… many of the people who taught us … inspired you to want to emulate them and really to become all that you could become, … They gave you the impression that … even with all of the obstacles…

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Jul 21st Kemmons Wilson. US Founder of Holiday Inns 8:45

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Kemmons Wilson, US, Founder of Holiday Inns 9:38

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July 21. Kemmons Wilson. Kemmons was already a movie-theatre-owning millionaire when he took his wife and 5 little children to the capital for a family vacation. They stayed in a $6-a-night motel room, which was not only dingy and cramped, but its price zoomed to $16-a-night as soon as the motel owner saw the kids. Wilson told his wife it wasn’t fa…

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Jul 20th Frederick Douglass. US Abolitionist 7:39

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Frederick Douglass, US, Abolitionist 7:55

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July 20. Frederick Douglass. Douglass was born into slavery, found a way out for himself, worked to free others, and then used his new position to work toward freedom for other groups of people. On this date in 1866, Douglass spoke at the First Women’s Rights Convention. Knowledge can be the pathway to freedom; gain it. Use it. Born into slavery in…

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Jul 19th Dwight D. Eisenhower. US President 6:11

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#26 - Diamonds are Forever (1971) 1:04:38

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Brian and Dave are long time James Bond fans and decided to rank all the movies (Including Never Say Never Again) based on 10 different categories. Our countdown has to begin somewhere and something has to be in last place. This is not a bad movie, it is a lot of fun. But it does have a lot of problems. We break down the 10 different categories tha…

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Dwight D. Eisenhower, US, President of the United States 6:10

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July 19. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Eisenhower graduated from West Point, commanded the Allied Forces in North Africa in 1942, and on D-Day, 1944, he was Supreme Commander of the troops invading France. After the war, he became President of Columbia University, and before long, he was President of the United States. A conviction is a belief that moves y…

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Episode 63 – Mark Willingham and Christian Felsheim, Headwall Photonics 38:17

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How have advances in edge computing and artificial intelligence helped democratize hyperspectral imaging? In this episode of Manufacturing Matters, Headwall’s Mark Willingham and Christian Felsheim join TECH B2B Marketing’s Winn Hardin and Jimmy Carroll to answer this question and share how the increased performance and decreased cost of hyperspect…

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Jul 18th Jerry Moldenhauer. US Husband 7:13

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Jerry Moldenhauer, US, Husband 6:56

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July 18. Jerry Moldenhauer. Jerry loved Jesus Christ, and he loved a young woman. Today’s story is not dependent on the kind of job Jerry had or the place he lived. It is equally relevant for all of us who have ever loved someone who had issues of their own. Take a listen. On this date in 1987, Jerry prayed for Paula on […] The post Jerry Moldenhau…

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Jul 17th Thomas IV Austin. US Army 11:06

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Thomas Austin IV, US, Lieutenant Colonel, US Army 12:23

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July 17. Retired Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Austin. Tom and his wife Cheri lived in Hospitality House, just outside the gate of the US Military Academy at West Point. Years before, through the Officers’ Christian Fellowship (OCF), Tom, then a cadet himself, had chosen life with Jesus. And he had dreamed of someday running OCF, one of the most vibran…

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Episode 62 - LIVE: Terry Iverson, founder, Champion NOW 34:25

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The manufacturing industry has had an image problem for a while. We’re all familiar with the three Ds of manufacturing — dull, dirty, dangerous — and we know that this perception has steered many potentially skilled employees toward college-based careers. The problem is, the three Ds haven’t defined manufacturing for many years. So how do we change…

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BTM177 - Jenn Kerfoot - Access to Healthcare for Veterans 33:22

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Show Summary On today’s episode, we feature a conversation with Navy Veteran Jenn Kerfoot, Chief Strategy & Growth Officer at DUOS. We talk about accessing healthcare for veterans and a partnership with Humana and a collaborative program to enhance the healthcare experience and improve health outcomes for Louisiana Veteran members of Humana with ch…

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Jul 16th GR Kampfer. US Missionary 6:24

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GR Kampfer, US, Missionary 7:41

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July 16. GR Kampfer. Kampfer was a man of mission. Like God sent Paul to the Macedonians, God sent Kampfer to Northern India to people who were “spirit worshippers sunk in the depravity of ignorance” and “driven back into the swamps and jungles.” When he arrived—though the journey had been long and exhausting and his destination was shot through wi…

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Jul 15th Luke McAllister. US Helper of the Homeless 6:57

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Luke McAllister, US, Helper of the Homeless 7:08

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July 15. Luke McAllister. Luke is a young man who has a heart for homeless people. Though he faces challenges around speaking, he’s taught his family to communicate and a whole community to serve. Here’s his story. People cry out for heroes, but we can only hear them if we listen. Nineteen-year-old Luke had a special routine. Most weekends, he went…

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Jul 14th Dave Rudenis. US Auto Mechanic 7:45

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Dave Rudenis, US, Auto Mechanic 8:54

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July 14. Dave Rudenis. Dave was a young deacon in a local church in Florida. One evening at the church’s board meeting, the pastor challenged his team “to make a difference; to get out there and do something.” After the meeting, Dave told his pastor he didn’t think he should be “doing something” because he was “just a young deacon who liked to race…

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Jul 13th Stanley Albert Dale. Australia Missionary 8:15

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Stanley Dale, Australia, Missionary 7:44

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July 13. Stanley Dale. Dale was an Australian who first visited New Guinea while he was in the army during World War II. When he first saw the high mountain ranges of the interior, he set his mind that someday he would come back and bring the message of God’s love to the Yali people, who lived in those remote areas. And when he came to them, once t…

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Previewing Bond, James Bond Ranked 39:07

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Join longtime Bond Fans, Brian & Dave as they discuss the 10 categories that they used to rank all the James Bond Films from worst to first. From Actor to Song, Bond Girl, Plot, Opening Scene, Villians, Henchmen, Allies, Gadgets and Locations they will rank each to determine what the worst and best James Bond film is of all time. Follow on X @bondr…

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Jul 12th Frederick Robertson. England Minister 7:39

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Frederick Robertson, England, Minister 6:31

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July 12. Frederick Robertson. Frederick had a reputation for studying hard. He memorized the entire New Testament—in English and in Greek. And he was enthusiastically evangelical. On this date in 1840, he was ordained by the bishop of Winchester and began preaching at once. Do you sometimes wonder whether God answers prayer? Pray. When Frederick wa…

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Jul 11th Eric Liddell. Scotland Olympian 7:00

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Eric Liddell, Scotland, Olympian 8:16

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July 11. Eric Liddell. Eric was a champion runner and rugby player who intended to compete in the 100-meter race at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris. But stuff happened, and on this date in 1924, he won the Gold Medal for the 400-meter event. Here’s how it happened. When you walk with integrity, you forge a path for other men. As the sound of pipe…

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The Summer of our Discontent with Jack Bryan 58:21

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It's shaping up to be the hottest July on record, and things couldn't be more strange in the political realm. From multiple bombshell rulings from the Supreme Court to widespread speculation about whether Joe Biden should step aside after his halting debate performance, it feels like things couldn't get any crazier. Yet, that's entirely possible. D…

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The Doodler Murders - Part One 42:01

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The Doodler Murders were a series of unsolved homicides that left San Francisco’s LGBTQ community gripped with fear. The elusive killer, known as the Doodler, terrorized the city and vanished without a trace. The SFPD Homicide Detail is actively working on this cold case investigation and anyone with information is asked to call the SFPD 24-hour ti…

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The Doodler Murders - Part Two 36:25

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The Doodler Murders were a series of unsolved homicides that left San Francisco’s LGBTQ community gripped with fear. The elusive killer, known as the Doodler, terrorized the city and vanished without a trace. The SFPD Homicide Detail is actively working on this cold case investigation and anyone with information is asked to call the SFPD 24-hour ti…

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Jul 10th Adam Voss. US Barber 6:12

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Adam Voss, US, Barber 6:55

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July 10. Adam Voss. Adam is a hard-working guy with a houseful of daughters and a love for God that shows up in everyday practical ways. Today’s story is about one of Adam’s days off from work. Your job may not make you famous, but in Kingdom currency, it’s pure gold. Adam is a Christian and […] The post Adam Voss, US, Barber first appeared on 365 …

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Episode 61 – Dave Spaulding, President and CEO, Smart Vision Lights 14:11

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After the COVID-19 pandemic, many manufacturers have talked about reshoring. But is it worth it? In this episode of Manufacturing Matters, TECH B2B Marketing’s Winn Hardin sits down with Dave Spaulding, president and CEO of Smart Vision Lights, to learn about the machine vision lighting manufacturer’s successful shift to in-house production of circ…

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BTM176 - John Pray - Operation Homefront 28:32

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Show Summary On today’s episode, we feature a conversation with John Pray, Brig. Gen., USAF (Ret), CEO of Operation Homefront. Operation Homefront provides relief and recurring family support programs and services throughout the year to help military families overcome short-term difficulties so they don’t become long-term hardships About Today’s Gu…

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Jul 9th Ken Weigel. US Senior Director of Strategies 6:25

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Ken Weigel, US, Senior Director of Strategies 6:11

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July 9. Ken Weigel. Ken struggled in some ways about finding his best place, about exactly what God was calling him to do. He had plenty of stellar gifts, but they didn’t seem to be the kinds of gifts preachers or professors had. That is—until God revealed how He sees those gifts. Listen to this. Feeling inferior can strip away your confidence; ste…

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Jul 8th Setan Lee. Cambodia CEO 7:33

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Setan Lee, Cambodia, CEO 8:23

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July 8. Setan Lee. Setan—the son of a wealthy businessperson and the “youngest student in his medical-school class”—was suddenly arrested for being intellectual. His escape was one miracle after another. On this date in 1995, Setan founded TransformAsia, which has planted thirty-six churches and built—among other things—a women’s center, Battambang…

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Jul 7th Simpson George. US Pastor 7:37

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Simpson George, US, Pastor 6:39

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July 7. Simpson George. Simpson faced bigotry with grace and modeled forgiveness with patience. He refused to hold a grudge, and God continued to use him. Here’s his story. Offended by man? Let it go. Be defended by God. When the Board of a Midwestern, all-white church asked Simpson to lead, Simpson asked if the church was ready for a Black pastor.…

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Jul 6th John Huss. Bohemia Priest 7:58

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John Huss, Bohemia, Priest 8:22

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July 6. John Huss. Huss grew up poor and became a priest. But when he came face to face with Jesus Christ, Huss’s heart was changed. About 1401, Huss got a hold of some writings of John Wycliff, and from then on, he spoke out in favor of ordinary people being able to read the Scripture in their own language. For […] The post John Huss, Bohemia, Pri…

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Jul 5th John and Joseph Cathcart. US Missionaries 7:44

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John and Joseph Cathcart, US, Missionaries 6:42

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July 5. John and Joseph Cathcart. John and Joe are two American men who had a heart for the Japanese. Seems like these men would do anything to tell people about Jesus. Here is the story. People need Jesus. Do whatever it takes to reach them. John breathed in the humid air of Japan’s Nara district and climbed another step. Tonight he would sleep in…

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Jul 4th Benjamin Franklin. US Inventor 8:01

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Benjamin Franklin, US, Inventor 8:01

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July 4. Benjamin Franklin. Franklin is known to be one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. Few people know that he spent only two years in school. And later, he spent two years in a colonial prison for opposing the revolution. At 12, Franklin became an indentured apprentice at his brother’s print shop, where he worked hard and was beaten …

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Jul 3rd Jeff Struecker. US Soldier 7:45

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Jeff Struecker, US, Soldier 8:09

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July 3. Army Ranger Sergeant Jeff Struecker. Struecker was the real-life hero behind the 2001 Oscar-winning movie: Black Hawk Down. It’s the story of 160 crack soldiers dropping into Somalia to take down 2 top lieutenants of the renegade warlord. In today’s story, Struecker’s prime directive drives a key decision. What he does is motivated by his l…

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