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TreeActionsYear End ReflectionsSummaryIn this episode, Dwayne and Anthony celebrate the three-year anniversary of the Tree Human Forestry Podcast. They reflect on their journey, the growth of the podcast, and the diverse guests they've had over the years. The hosts discuss the importance of tree knowledge and the need to engage with younger voices in the industry. They also introduce the concept of 'pithy points' to add humor and insights to future episodes. As they look ahead, they express gratitude for their audience and the experiences they've shared.Chapters00:00 Celebrating Three Years of Tree Actions Podcast09:48...
2025-12-3157 min
TreeActionsMitch JamiesonSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast, hosts Dwayne and Tony welcome guest Mitch Jamison, who shares his journey from childhood experiences with trees to becoming a professional arborist. The conversation explores the importance of education, training, and experience in arboriculture, the challenges of climbing and safety, and the collaborative nature of trees in their ecosystems. Mitch emphasizes the need for sustainable practices in forestry and the significance of understanding tree biology and forest ecology. In this conversation, Mitch and Dwayne explore the complexities of forestry and urban arboriculture, emphasizing the importance of ecological...
2025-12-171h 31
Dev Game ClubDGC Ep 453: Bonus Interview with Ed FriesWelcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we try something a little different. Unattached to any particular game, we chat with Ed Fries, a long-time video game developer most well-known for his work shepherding the early days of Xbox and Microsoft Game Studios. We talk about five games of his early years that particularly affected him. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Podcast breakdown: 1:16:35 Break 1:16:48 Outro Issues covered: a new model for interviews, productivity software wars, a child of engineers, Lunar L...
2025-12-031h 27
TreeActionsPeter DuinkerSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, hosts Dwayne and Tony engage with Peter Duinker, a seasoned forestry expert from Nova Scotia. The conversation delves into Peter's early memories of trees, his journey through forestry education, and his experiences in forest firefighting. They discuss the impact of Hurricane Juan on urban forestry in Halifax, the challenges trees face in urban environments, and the importance of legacy in tree planting. The episode also explores the anthropomorphization of trees and their unique growth patterns, which are distinct from those of humans, highlighting the profound connections between nature and humanity.
2025-12-0349 min
TreeActionsTony ToewsSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, hosts Dwayne and Tony Toews explore the deep connections humans have with trees, from childhood memories to professional experiences in arboriculture. They discuss the challenges faced in the tree industry, including workforce dynamics and generational changes, while reflecting on the philosophical aspects of human relationships and their parallels with nature. The conversation is enriched with personal anecdotes and insights into the importance of community and loyalty, particularly in Saskatchewan. In this conversation, Dwayne and Tony explore the profound connections humans have with trees and nature. They discuss the unique roles trees...
2025-11-191h 18
TreeActionsRob KnightSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, Dwayne and Tony welcome Rob Knight, a passionate tree climber and educator. Rob shares his journey from teaching to tree work, his love for climbing, and the mental and physical challenges that come with it. The conversation delves into the popularity of climbing post-COVID, the importance of risk assessment, and the impact of health and fitness on performance. Rob also reflects on his personal growth, the role of alcohol in his life, and the lessons learned from climbing and tree work. The episode concludes with insights on making positive life changes...
2025-11-051h 20
TreeActionsOdis SiskSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast, Dwayne and Tony welcome Odis, a multi-generational tree worker, who shares his deep-rooted connection to trees and the tree care industry. Odis recounts his childhood experiences around the Chattahoochee River and his journey from logging to arboriculture. He discusses the importance of competition in tree climbing, innovations in tree care equipment, and the challenges faced by the industry, including corporate acquisitions and legal issues. Odis emphasizes the need for better training and understanding of tree laws, as well as the historical context of these regulations. The conversation...
2025-10-221h 29
TreeActionsTobias WygandSummaryIn this engaging conversation, Anthony Tresselt and Tobias Wygand explore the profound impact of tree work on personal growth, authenticity, and mindfulness. Tobias shares his journey into arboriculture, emphasizing the importance of planning, communication, and safety in high-risk environments. The discussion highlights the value of storytelling in sharing lessons learned and finding reverence in everyday spaces, ultimately reflecting on how tree work serves as a mirror to life’s challenges and growth. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore the concept of 'Human Forestry' and how it relates to personal growth and transformation. They discuss key principles fo...
2025-10-081h 29
Two Boothers PodcastShort: Curve (2016)An eerie and desolate short about a woman clinging to a curved surface, faced with impending doom. Written and directed by Tim EganView on LetterboxdWatch on YouTube
2025-10-0309 min
TreeActionsMenno KluitersSummaryJoin hosts Dwayne and Tony as they welcome Menno Kluiters, an arborist from New Zealand, to discuss the fascinating world of trees and arboretums. In this episode, Menno shares his journey from the Netherlands to New Zealand, his experiences in forestry, and the unique challenges of managing a national arboretum. Discover the cultural differences in tree care, the importance of understanding tree biology, and the parallels between human relationships and the natural world.Chapters00:00Introduction to Global Connections01:58First Memories with Trees05:42Journey into Forestry and...
2025-09-241h 32
TreeActionsScott BakerSummaryIn this episode, Scott D Baker shares his profound connection to trees, tracing his journey from childhood memories of climbing oak trees to a successful career in arboriculture. He reflects on the influence of nature education at camp, the importance of role models, and the innovations in climbing techniques that have shaped the industry. Scott discusses his experiences in the wilderness, the cultural significance of trees in the Cree Nation, and the personal challenges he faced along the way. He emphasizes the importance of health and wellness practices for longevity in the field and highlights the sense...
2025-09-101h 38
TreeActionsJared AbrojenaSummaryJoin hosts Dwayne and Tony as they welcome Jared Abrojena to discuss the transformative journey within the tree industry. From the roots of personal growth to the branches of professional development, this episode delves into the challenges and triumphs faced by those who dedicate their lives to arboriculture. Jared shares his personal story of overcoming adversity, the importance of community support, and the lessons learned from a life among the trees.ChaptersIntroduction to the Episode (0:00 - 2:30)The Journey of Two Tree Guys (2:31 - 10:00)Personal Growth and Challenges (10:01 - 20:00)Community and...
2025-08-271h 24
TreeActionsDanny LeBlancSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast, Dwayne and Tony engage with Danny LeBlanc, who shares his deep connection to trees and experiences in the arboriculture industry. The conversation explores Danny's childhood memories of tree climbing, the evolution of climbing gear, and the importance of safety in tree work. They discuss the impact of tree climbing competitions on careers, the value of observational learning, and the generational differences in learning and teaching within the industry. Danny reflects on his experiences, including a near-miss accident, and emphasizes the importance of maintaining mobility and safety gear...
2025-08-131h 29
The Rock and Roll Geek ShowChad BushnellThis is day 8 of the Dog Days of Podcasting. On this episode , I am playing the Roosevelt County Fair in Culbertson, MT and I get Chad Bushnell on the show to talk and play a song
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2025-08-0900 min
The Rock and Roll Geek ShowChad BushnellThis is day 8 of the Dog Days of Podcasting. On this episode , I am playing the Roosevelt County Fair in Culbertson, MT and I get Chad Bushnell on the show to talk and play a song Music by Chad Bushnell Donate to the show - Rock and Roll Geek Friends And Family Membership DONATE ON PATREON! DONATE ON PAYPAL! GET THE ROCK and ROLL GEEK APP FOR iPHONE OR ANDROID! iPhone/iPad - ANDROID www.rockandrollgeek.com facebook.com/rnrgeek twitter...
2025-08-0907 min
TreeActionsMichael TainSummaryIn this heartfelt episode, Michael shares his lifelong connection with trees and nature, from his childhood tree forts to his experiences in the military and professional life. The discussion touches on the importance of nature in providing comfort, the lessons learned from childhood actions, and the profound impact of witnessing the end of life. Michael, Dwayne, and Tony reflect on the significance of maintaining a sense of wonder and the role of intentional living in embracing life's journey.Chapters[00:00] Introduction to Tree Actions Podcast[05:12] Michael's Early Connection to Trees[12:34...
2025-07-301h 27
TreeActionsZeb HaneySummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, hosts Dwayne, Tony, and Zeb explore their connections to trees, share stories from their arboriculture experiences, and discuss Dr. Alex Shigo's profound influence on the field. They delve into the lessons trees can teach us about life, resilience, and personal growth, emphasizing the importance of defining terms in discussions and the value of experience over age. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the significance of knowledge and learning in arboriculture, discussing the evolution of tree biology and the importance of defining terms. They explore the interconnectedness of trees and humanity...
2025-07-161h 16
TreeActionsRobin AdairSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, host Dwayne interviews Robin Adair, who shares his deep connection to trees and nature, rooted in his upbringing in Saskatchewan. Robin recounts his early experiences working on golf courses, his passion for pruning, and how his father's love for trees influenced him. The conversation explores the unique landscape of Saskatchewan, contrasting its prairie environment with the boreal forests of northern Canada. Robin discusses his journey into arboriculture, the challenges of adapting to a changing workforce, and the importance of maintaining a positive work culture in the tree care industry. This...
2025-07-021h 30
TreeActionsRebecca SiebleSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, hosts Dwayne and Tony engage with Rebecca Siebel, who shares her profound connection with trees from childhood memories to her professional journey in tree work. The conversation explores the unique Driftless region of Wisconsin, its geological significance, and Rebecca's transition from tree climbing competitions to a deeper connection with nature through horses. The episode emphasizes the importance of nature in personal and professional growth, highlighting the beauty of the environment and the experiences that shape our lives. In this conversation, Dwayne and Rebecca explore themes of self-discovery, spirituality, and the...
2025-06-181h 29
TreeActionsNora BryanSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, hosts Dwayne and Tony welcome Nora Bryan, an arborist from North Carolina. The conversation explores Nora's early memories of nature, her transformational experience at a lecture by Dr. Alex Shigo, and her journey into arboriculture. Nora shares her writing career, her relocation to North Carolina, and her transformation. The discussion also delves into her climbing techniques and the evolution of her equipment, highlighting the challenges and joys of working with trees. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the balance between experience and youth in climbing, the importance of learning through...
2025-06-041h 31
TreeActionsSpoke n' LoamSummaryIn this bonus episode, Dwayne, Tony, and Emi discuss the upcoming Spoke n' Loam 2025 event, highlighting the impressive lineup of speakers and topics focusing on tree care, community engagement, and environmental science. Emi shares insights on the importance of bridging the gap between arborists and the community, the challenges of organizing independent events, and the need for open discussions about sensitive topics in arboriculture. The conversation also touches on the event's logistics and plans for continued engagement and innovation in the field.Find out all the particulars at Spoke N' Loam 2025Chapters
2025-06-0338 min
Stay Paid PodcastFrom Zero to 120 Deals: How This New Agent Took Over His Market He joined real estate in 2023 and has already closed over 120 transactions—without a massive sphere or years of experience. In this episode of Stay Paid, Tim Bushnell from Acree Brothers Realty in Lynchburg, VA, shares the exact action plan he followed to crush 40 deals his first year and then double it the next. 💡 What You'll Learn: ✅ Why starting in a "bad market" gave Tim an edge ✅ His daily/weekly structure for calls, appointments, and follow-ups ✅ How he used open houses to win without a big sphere ✅ The role of inves...
2025-05-2630 min
TreeActionsCraig BachmanSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast, host Dwayne and Tony engage with guest Craig Bachman, exploring his early connections to trees, the evolution of arboriculture, and the importance of professionalism in tree care. Craig shares his journey from a childhood spent playing in the woods to becoming a passionate advocate for trees, emphasizing the need for a deeper appreciation of these living organisms. The conversation delves into the relationship between humans and trees, the impact of human choices on nature, and the accountability required in tree management. In this conversation, the speakers explore...
2025-05-211h 01
TreeActionsMatt LoganSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, hosts Dwayne and Anthony welcome Matt Logan, who shares his unique experiences and insights into arboriculture. The conversation explores childhood connections to trees, the mindset of arborists, the controversial practice of topping trees, and the importance of building trust with clients in the tree care industry. Through anecdotes and discussions, the episode highlights the deep-rooted relationship between humans and nature, as well as the ethical considerations in tree care. In this conversation, the speakers explore the intricate relationships between arborists, their clients, and the trees they care for. They discuss...
2025-05-071h 27
TreeActionsMark GravesSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, Mark Graves shares his profound connection with trees, tracing it back to his childhood experiences and his journey into arboriculture. He discusses the spiritual significance of trees, their role as record keepers of nature, and the evolution of tree care education. Mark emphasizes the importance of finding passion in one's work and the influence of mentorship in shaping careers in arboriculture. He also highlights the diverse approaches to training in the field, showcasing the collaborative efforts among different educational institutions. In this conversation, Mark Graves, Dwayne, and Anthony Tresselt delve...
2025-04-231h 19
TreeActionsCharlene ScottIn this episode of Tree Actions, host Dwayne and co-host Anthony Tresselt welcome Charlene Scott, an arborist, to discuss her journey from childhood memories of trees to her professional career in arboriculture. Charlene shares her early experiences growing up on an acreage, her transition into the tree care profession, and the challenges she faced as a female in a traditionally male-dominated industry. The conversation highlights the importance of exposure and opportunity in shaping career paths, as well as the positive shifts in gender dynamics within the arboriculture field. In this conversation, Charlene and Dwayne discuss the importance of diverse...
2025-04-091h 27
TreeActionsRyan KruljacIn this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast, hosts Dwayne and Tony engage with Ryan Kruljac, who shares his deep-rooted connection with nature and trees from a young age. The conversation explores Ryan's journey from childhood experiences in the woods to his professional career in tree care. They discuss the evolution of climbing techniques and equipment, the impact of technology on tree work, and the importance of variety in the industry. The episode concludes with reflections on aging and the changes in physical capabilities over time, emphasizing the need for adaptation in the arboriculture field. In...
2025-03-261h 40
TreeActionsKurt StenbergIn this collaborative episode of Tree Actions and Arborist Blueprint, hosts Dwayne, Anthony, and Kurt discuss various themes related to arboriculture, including the importance of sleep for safety, the effects of jet lag on performance, memorable connections to trees, and the philosophy of urban arboriculture. They explore how understanding nature and soil health can lead to better practices in tree care and management. In this conversation, the speakers explore the intricate relationships between trees, fungi, and the urban environment. They discuss the importance of a holistic approach to arboriculture, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all living things and the need...
2025-03-122h 02
TreeActionsNoel BoyerIn this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast, host Dwayne and co-host Tony engage with Noel Boyer, exploring his profound connection to trees from childhood through his unexpected journey into arboriculture. They discuss the spiritual and mystical aspects of tree work, the transition from competition to mentorship, and the importance of giving back to the community. Noel shares his experiences with goats, tree climbing competitions, and the balance he finds in nature through fishing, emphasizing the significance of connection and community in the arboriculture field. In this conversation, Noel Boyer shares his experiences and insights on...
2025-02-261h 26
TreeActionsEmily MichaelsonSummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast, hosts Dwayne and Tony engage with arborist Emily Michelson, exploring her personal connections to trees, experiences in climbing, and the impact of mechanization in the arboriculture field. The conversation delves into the dynamics of international competitions, the evolution of careers in tree work, and reflections on tree removal and preservation. Emily shares her journey, challenges, and aspirations, emphasizing the importance of community and personal growth within the arborist profession. In this conversation, Emily Michaelson and Dwayne discuss the importance of embracing fear as a catalyst for...
2025-02-121h 47
The Focus GroupBuyer Beware When Buying a Super Bowl AdShop Talk looks at the real costs and pitfalls of a brand deciding to invest at least $10 million on a Super Bowl TV spot. Caught My Eye reports that a passenger on a cruise line was charged 47K for flu treatment and insurance does not want to cover. Also, have you heard of “ducking”? It’s. Jeep thing and has turned into a profitable business for an astute entrepreneur. Nolan Bushnell, founder of Atari and Chuck E. Cheese, is our Business Birthday.
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2025-02-0851 min
TCI Magazine Audio EditionFactors & Forces: Identification of Structural Defects in Trees for Implementing Safe Work PlansBY ROBERT J. LAVERNE, PH.D.; ALEX JULIUS, BCMA; AND TIM BUSHNELL, CTSPClimbing arborists and tree workers rely on the structural strength and stability of a tree’s branches, trunk and roots to support their weight and the forces associated with rigging operations. Remember to get your free subscription to TCI Magazine by clicking here.
2025-02-0213 minTreeActionsJim SkieraIn this episode of Tree Actions, host Dwayne welcomes Jim Skiera, an experienced figure in the field of arboriculture. They discuss Jim's early memories of planting trees with his father, the importance of effective communication in the industry, and the evolution of safety standards in tree climbing. Jim shares personal experiences, including a serious accident that shaped his views on safety and the need for a culture of openness about accidents.The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of personal growth and professional experiences in arboriculture. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the evolution of tree-climbing rules, the impact...
2025-01-291h 17TreeActionsDan GrovesIn this episode of Tree Actions, hosts Dwayne and Tony welcome Dan Groves, who shares his deep connection with trees, particularly white pines, and his journey into arboriculture. Dan recounts his childhood experiences with trees, the significance of old-growth trees, and how he transitioned from tree work to teaching. The conversation highlights the importance of safety in the industry and the evolution of practices over the years. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the evolution of climbing techniques and equipment, the importance of mentorship, and the psychological impacts of tree climbing. They discuss the necessity of basic skills...
2025-01-151h 08
TreeActions2025 RetrospectiveThis first episode is to be published in 2025and the last is to be recorded in 2024, Dwayne and Tony chat about season two. We also give some background on why TreeActions started, as well as some options for listeners to support us. They also ask themselves some of the questions they impose on the guests!
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2025-01-0144 minTreeActionsSean GereIn this episode of Tree Actions, hosts Dwayne and Tony engage with arborist Sean Gere, exploring his deep-rooted connections to trees, his journey into arboriculture, and the importance of safety in tree care. Sean shares personal anecdotes about climbing trees, foraging for fungi, and the evolution of climbing techniques, emphasizing the need for a strong safety culture and effective leadership in the industry. The conversation highlights the risks associated with tree work and the significance of eliminating variables to ensure safety. The crew delves into the complexities of risk management in arboriculture, emphasizing the importance of safety and risk...
2024-12-181h 27
TreeActionsChris GirardSummaryIn this episode of the Tree Actions podcast, host Tony speaks with arborist Chris Girard about his lifelong connection to trees, his journey from plumbing to tree care, and the importance of safety and education in the industry. Chris shares personal anecdotes about climbing trees as a child, the emotional impact of removing trees he grew up with, and the challenges of transitioning careers. The conversation also touches on the significance of sleep and hydration for safety in tree work, as well as the joy and fulfillment Chris finds in his work as a climber. In...
2024-12-041h 27
TreeActionsTim WalshSummaryIn this episode, Dwayne, Tony, and Tim discuss their first memories of connecting with trees and how they got into the tree care industry. They also talk about the importance of mentors and their impact on their careers. The conversation touches on the evolution of climbing techniques and the influence of social media on the industry. Tim shares his connection with Dr. Alex Shigo and how he became a mentor and friend. Overall, the episode highlights the value of personal connections and their role in shaping the tree care profession. In this conversation, Dwayne, Tim, and...
2024-11-201h 13
TreeActionsMatt ReynoldsIn this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast hosts Dwayne and Tony welcome Matt Reynolds, who shares his deep connection to trees and the evolution of arbor culture. The conversation explores the balance between tree care and human needs, the importance of client relationships, and the transition from tree work to teaching. Matt reflects on the spiritual connection with trees and the lessons learned from working in the field, emphasizing the significance of teamwork and stewardship in the environment.Matt's first memory of trees involves swinging on a grapevine.The concept of arbor...
2024-11-061h 00
TreeActionsMark BridgesummaryIn this episode of the Human Forestry Podcast, Dwayne, Tony, and Mark discuss their connections to trees and the impact of trees on their lives. They explore the concept of connection and reverence for trees, as well as the influence of trees on their professional and personal journeys. They also touch on the importance of risk management and the need for balance in life. The conversation highlights the tactile nature of tree work and the immediate feedback it provides. They conclude by discussing the evolution of climbing gear. In this part of the conversation...
2024-10-231h 40
TreeActionsPeter LarueIn this episode, Dwayne and Peter discuss their appreciation for the Human Forestry Podcast and the sense of community it provides. They reminisce about their experiences in the tree industry and the influential people they have met. Peter shares his journey of developing a connection with trees as an adult and how he found his passion for arboriculture. They also discuss the importance of being present in nature and the value of silence and observation in the woods. The conversation explores the connection between arborists and trees, emphasizing the importance of understanding and appreciating the natural world. The speakers...
2024-10-091h 36
TreeActionsSteve ChisholmSummaryIn this episode of the Tree Actions podcast, Dwayne, Tony, and guest Steve Chisholm discuss Steve's connection to trees and his journey in the tree care industry. They explore topics such as the evolution of tree care practices, the impact of historical events on the industry, and the challenges of retaining employees in a family business. The conversation also touches on the importance of tree preservation and the misconceptions surrounding the role of trees in oxygen production. In this conversation, Steve Chisholm and Dwayne discuss the state of affairs with credentialing and trade associations in the...
2024-09-251h 04
TreeActionsBrian GoodallIn this episode, Dwayne, Tony, and Brian discuss their first experiences and memories of feeling a connection to trees. Brian shares his childhood memories of climbing trees in his mom's and grandparents' backyards. They also discuss the importance of tree identification and how it can be a secret art. Brian talks about his journey into the tree care industry, starting with working for a Parks district and eventually starting his own business. Tony shares his perspective on the decision to be a business owner or a tree worker. The conversation explores the evolution of climbing systems and the impact...
2024-08-231h 15
TreeActionsTobe SherrillIn this episode, Dwayne Nuestaeter and Tony Tresselt interview Toby Sherrill, the founder of Sherrill Arbor Supply and inventor of the Big Shot. Toby shares his first connection to trees, growing up in the tree care industry, and his journey into the business. He discusses the creation of the company's catalog, which became an educational resource for the industry. Toby also talks about the development of throw line equipment and the invention of the Big Shot, a pioneering product in the industry. This part of the conversation explores the evolution of slingshots and the challenges of building them. It...
2024-06-051h 27
TreeActionsSpoke N' LoamIn the special bonus episode of TreeActions Dwayne and Tony chat with Emi Wekert about Spoke N' Loam the urban forestry conference he co-founded this year. Spoke n’ Loam will be hosted at the Backstage Theatre at the Fringe Theatre Arts Barns in Old Strathcona on June 21st, 2024. The event will run from 10 AM to 4 PM and feature five presenters from across the continent. In this episode Emi discusses the inspiration behind the event 'Spoke N' Loam' and its vision to connect people through the concept of a human forest. The event features speakers from various fields, incl...
2024-05-2835 minTreeActionsTim ArdPresident- Forest Applications Training, Inc.Previous partner and shareholder in Game of Logging, Inc.Business Experience1978 - Owner Operator Small Engine Chain saw Dealership, Cartersville, GA.1981 - Manager Nicholson's Equipment Co., Chain saw Distribution1983 - Meier & White Equipment Co. Austell, GA, Stihl Distributor.1987 - Stihl Inc., Technical Sales, and Applications Instructor Nationwide.1992 - National Forest Applications Manager/Instructor Husqvarna Forest & Garden1996 to 1998 - Vice President of ArborMaster Training, Inc.1993 to 1998- Vice-President of Game of Logging, Inc.2004 to 2007 - Husqvarna Field Training Manager1993 to present- President of...
2024-05-221h 23
TreeActionsEmily Roberts "EmRo"Em Roberts “EmRo”BiographyEm’s career in the tree industry began in 2008 with the US Forest Service as a sawyer and hazard tree feller in Idaho. Her love for chainsaws was immediate and powerful. She has since worked with trees and chainsaws in many different forest types all over the country and became a full-time resident of the Pacific Northwest in 2014. She was Washington State Parks’ first and only female arborist….so far. After taking her career upward into the canopy and further fueling a passion for proper care of the world’s most incredible organ...
2024-04-101h 43
Help! Make it Make Sense with Dr. Toni and Dr. AimeeDr. Aimee's Career JourneySend us a textYay we get a chance to talk to Dr. Aimee about her career journey! She hilariously explains why she decided not to be a doctor, Dr. Toni is still laughing.She takes us through how she evolved into the amazing scientist-teacher that she is despite her high school biology teacher giving her some discouraging advice and how she fell in love, like literally fell in love with immunology.Shout out to being stubborn and John Lammert from Gustavus Adolphus University.She takes us through the c...
2024-03-2353 min
Skids Podcast#119 - A Blaze Of ... Glory??On the 119th episode of the SKIDS PODCAST; We discuss the extreme form of protest by Aaron Bushnell; the evil preacher Kenneth Copeland, and much more.Opening Video -Dumpster fire Brighton Fire 04-18-13https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8n3ZzWKXaU4Coffee Brand Coffee -https://coffeebrandcoffee.com/Use the coupon code: gps1 to receive 5% off your purchase. You will be supporting an independent, growing company, as well as our show in the process!!Full Interview: Preacher Kenneth Copeland Defends Lavish Lifestylehttps://www.youtube.com/w...
2024-03-061h 19
"Tapp" into the TruthThe Timms vs. Georgia & State Universities Are Teaching Students TerrorismIn Calhoun, Georgia, the Timms family has found itself embroiled in a heart-wrenching legal battle that exposes profound flaws within the state’s child welfare agency. At least sixteen universities are promoting the book “How to Blow Up A Pipeline,” which outlines how to commit eco-terrorism — many of those universities making it required reading. House Republicans have subpoenaed Attorney General Merrick Garland for materials from special counsel Robert Hur’s investigation into Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents. A judge in California threw out charges against far-right political agitators, saying the federal government engaged in “selective prosecution.” Leftists have been quick to ch...
2024-02-282h 02
TreeActionsMatt FollettSummaryIn this episode, Matt Follett, a researcher in the tree care industry, shares his journey and insights. He discusses his first memory of connecting with trees and the beauty of different forests. Matt also talks about his transition to working with trees and how he got involved in research. He shares his experience pursuing a PhD and the challenges of applying scientific research to everyday tree work. Matt emphasizes the importance of blending art and science in the industry and the value of trends and data in shaping tree work techniques.Takeaways
2024-01-311h 10
TreeActionsJohnny KorthiousSummaryTony, Johnny, and Dwayne discuss the meaning of trees and how they can be appreciated more when they're no longer present. They explore the ever-changing nature of trees and the lessons they can teach us about growth and adaptation. They also discuss the relativity of existence and the balance and rhythm of life. Johnny shares his optimism for the future of the arboriculture industry and the importance of trusting and supporting each other. They conclude by emphasizing the value of letting go and going with the flow. In this conversation, Johnny shares his experience...
2024-01-171h 25
The Origins Foundation PodcastTim Gale || Exploring New Zealand’s GLOBAL ‘Better Hunter’ ProgramRobbie is joined by Tim Gale, General Manager of the Game Animal Council of New Zealand, a government organization reporting to the Minister of Conservation whose mission is to set conservation policy in New Zealand. Tim and Robbie talk about the organization’s new hunter-friendly platform called Better Hunting, which was designed to create new hunters, give them all the information that they need from field skills such dressing and skinning, to safety skills such as navigation and medical train ing, to kitchen skills such as butchering and more.Support our Conservation Club Members:
2024-01-1144 min
TreeActionsA Year of Podcasting: TreeActions in ReviewSummaryIn this episode, Dwayne and Tony reflect on the first year of the Tree Actions podcast. They discuss the initial purpose of the podcast and how it has evolved into a platform for sharing stories and connecting with the arboriculture community. They highlight the common themes that have emerged from the interviews and the value of preserving and sharing the history of the industry. Dwayne and Tony also announce their plans to create social media pages and a Patreon page to further engage with listeners. They emphasize the importance of improving introductions and making...
2024-01-031h 04
TreeActionsDave LutesA discussion with arborist, friend and "tree dog" Dave Lutes
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2023-12-201h 27
TreeActionsAndrew HordykA discussion with Arborist Andrew Hordyk
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2023-12-061h 21
TreeActionsChris DelaveraBuckingham has employed Chris Delavera for 35 years, worked throughout many different areas of the Buckingham Group (including retail sales), and has held the title of VP of Sales since 2013. To better understand Buckingham’s customer base, the work they performed and the products they used, he has taken numerous trainings including rope access Sprat Level 1, Certified Tower TTT, Arbormaster Training, levels 1, 2, 3 & 4 and the NEPPA Pre-apprentice lineman program. Chris has played an integral role in the new products Buckingham has introduced into the market over the last 30 years.Chris has been married to his wife Lisa for 31 year...
2023-11-221h 11
Married to the GamesTalking with Tyler Bushnell of PolycadeVisit donate.accessmore.com and give today to help fund more episodes and shows like this. In this extra episode, Gabe sits down with Tyler Bushnell of Polycade! They talk about Tyler's family history in gaming, why they chose Kickstarter, and his answer to having an arcade machine at home! Links: www.polycade.com Polycade Kickstarter!
2023-11-2033 minMarried to the GamesEpisode 583: Let's Talk NomineesVisit donate.accessmore.com and give today to help fund more episodes and shows like this. This week the fellas dive into some Grand Theft Auto news, Sony live service games, some Game Awards nominees and much much more! Question of the Week: What video game made you a gamer? Articles: The Game Awards Nominees GTA 6 has been officially announced, with a trailer coming next month Sony Commits to Launch Just Six of PlayStation's 12 Live Service Games by March 2026 Tune in Monday, November 20t...
2023-11-171h 25
The Origins Foundation PodcastTim Fallon || The Critical Ethics Of Long Range ShootingOwner-Operator of FTW SAAM, a West Texas long range shooting course, with courses ranging up to a mile that held a shooting school Robbie attended (and where Robbie nailed his first 1,000 yard target). The ethos of FTW Ranch is posted all around the property, and Robbie discusses that ethos with Tim in depth on today’s podcast.Support our Conservation Club Members:Hunt in Tanzania with Kilombero North Safaris https://www.kilomberonorth.com/Shop Vortex Optics here https://vortexoptics.com/Vi...
2023-11-1443 min
TreeActionsAmanda CarpenterA discussion with Amanda Carpenter
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2023-11-0848 minTCI Magazine Audio EditionIntroducing the Newly Designed ANSI A300 Tree Care StandardsBY EMILY BOWMAN, SAM HILL, BOB ROUSE and TIM BUSHNELL, CTSPIn the world of tree care and arboriculture, the ANSI A300 standards have long been regarded as the gold standard for industry practices. This collection of 10 standards, which covers various aspects of tree care, has provided essential guidelines to arborists, urban foresters, horticulturists and landscape architects and contractors for decades. However, a group of collaborators, including the authors of this article, recently completed a significant change, redesigning, restructuring and consolidating these standards into one comprehensive document. Remember to get your free subscription to TCI Ma...
2023-11-0110 min
TreeActionsJeanette MerrickA discussion with arborist Jeanette Merrick
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2023-10-2545 min
TreeActionsNoah VioliniA conversation with Canadian Arborist Noah Violini
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2023-10-111h 09
TreeActionsKyle LardenA conversation With Arborist And ACTE Trainer Kyle Larden
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2023-09-271h 07
TreeActionsKristian SchultzA discussion with Arborist, safety trainer, and all-around great guy Kristian Michael Schultz.
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2023-09-131h 12
TreeActionsTom DunlapA discussion with Arborist and Godfather of SRS systems in tree care
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2023-08-301h 26
Strategic Engineer#173: Der 4-Milliarden-Dollar-Fehler | Wie du smarte Entscheidungen triffst„The quality of our lives depends on the quality of the decisions we make.“ - Ray Dalio
Smarte Entscheidungen zu treffen, ist eine der wichtigsten Fähigkeiten für ambitionierte Ingenieure.
In dieser Folge erzähle ich 3 kurze Geschichten über milliardenschwere Fehlentscheidungen in der Wirtschaftswelt.
Außerdem gebe ich dir einen Leitsatz, der mir persönlich dabei hilft, bessere Entscheidungen zu treffen.
Show Notes:
>> Crashkurs Intrapreneurship: mentorwerk.de/mentornotes
>> Kostenloser Live-Workshop: mentorwerk.de/live
>> Tim Schmaddebeck auf LinkedIn ansehen: Hier klicken
>> Buchempfehlungen: mentorwerk.de/buecher...
2023-08-1116 min
The Origins Foundation PodcastTim Curnew || Hunting In JAPAN?!Tim Curnew, a supporter and listener from Japan, joins Robbie this week to talk about hunting in Japan. Sorry guys, as a foreigner you can’t hunt in Japan, but enjoy the amazing hunting stories from Tim!Shoutout to our Conservation Club Members!Hunt with Backcountry Africa https://www.backcountryafrica.com/Shop MtnGear here https://www.mtngear.nz/Kansas City, Missouri listeners check out https://www.buildersselectstonecompany.com/See more from Blood Origins: https://bit.l...
2023-08-1046 min
Heal Squad x Maria Menounos710. The Miracle Mentality w/ Laura Bushnell, Marianne Williamson & Tim StoreyHey Heal Squad, on this Heal Squad All Stars edition we discuss the Miracle Mentality and how it shapes our lives. We delve into the idea that our universe is inherently programmed for growth and transformation, like the natural process of an acorn becoming an oak tree or a bud blossoming into a flower. We discuss the power of love as a catalyst for miracles and the importance of shifting our thinking from fear to compassion. There're practical tips on becoming aware of our motives and surrounding ourselves with positive influences. We also explore the journey of plowing, planting, a...
2023-08-0943 min
TreeActionsTim ReynoldsA discussion with Tim Reynolds
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2023-08-021h 07
TreeActionsAstrid NielsenA discussion with Arborist, Forester, and educator Astrid Nielsen.
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2023-07-051h 07TCI Magazine Audio EditionSeven Questions to Ask When Buying GearSeven Important Questions to Ask When Buying Climbing Gear, Part 2BY TIM BUSHNELL, CTSP; ALEX JULIUS, BCMA; and EMMETT SHUTTS, CTSPThe last decade has seen a large influx of new climbing equipment that can potentially make climbing safer and more efficient. But it is important we use products that are reliable, safe and intended for tree care, so we can keep our focus on the work to be done and doing it safely. And how do we do that?This article gives you the information you need to ask important questions when buying cl...
2023-07-0113 min
TreeActionsChris McGuireA conversation with ArborCanada instructor and arborist Chris McGuire
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2023-06-211h 06
TreeActionsRip TompkinsA Discussion with Rip Tompkins
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2023-04-121h 23
TreeActionsSprout #6Recently Dwayne and I attended the Ontario Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture 2023 Annual Conference In London Ontario. While on the trade show floor, we corralled various attendees to have some short conversations about a variety of topics and their individual journeys through the human forest.
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2023-04-0505 min
TreeActionsSprout #7Recently Dwayne and I attended the Ontario Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture 2023 Annual Conference In London Ontario. While on the trade show floor, we corralled various attendees to have some short conversations about a variety of topics and their individual journeys through the human forest.
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2023-04-0502 min
TreeActionsSprout #5Recently Dwayne and I attended the Ontario Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture 2023 Annual Conference In London Ontario. While on the trade show floor, we corralled various attendees to have some short conversations about a variety of topics and their individual journeys through the human forest.
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2023-04-0505 min
TreeActionsLaurie NewshamLike so many others in this diverse world of Arboriculture, Laurie began his formal tree journey in the late 80’s by just needing employment. A horticulture company gave him the work he required and opened the door to a fulfilling career that has now lasted for 30+ years. He became a Journey-person Landscape Horticulturist, an ISA Certified Arborist, an ISA Certified Tree Worker Climber Specialist, acquired a degree in Landscape Management, became Tree Risk Assessment Qualified, became Tree Appraisal Qualified, took multiple short-burst education and arboriculture courses every year of the 30+ and he just recently signed up for an online lead...
2023-03-301h 08
TreeActionsSprout #4Recently Dwayne and I attended the Ontario Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture 2023 Annual Conference In London Ontario. While on the trade show floor, we corralled various attendees to have some short conversations about a variety of topics and their individual journeys through the human forest.
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2023-03-2205 min
TreeActionsSprout #3Recently Dwayne and I attended the Ontario Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture 2023 Annual Conference In London Ontario. While on the trade show floor, we corralled various attendees to have some short conversations about a variety of topics and their individual journeys through the human forest.
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2023-03-2202 min
TreeActionsThor Clausen Take 2!Due to technical issues, the original episode with Thor was less quality than I like. For those of you that listen and gave feedback, thank you! Dwayne and I decided to give it another go. While we discussed some of the same things, this episode is by no means a repeat.
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2023-03-101h 19
Midwest hunting and outdoors by 2 Dumb AssesBushnell Fusion X - Is this the best Range Finding Binocular?Tim goes all out, purchases a Bushnell Fusion X. Check-in to see if it's worth it. We hope you enjoy the episode.
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2023-03-0926 min
TreeActionsSprout # 2Recently Dwayne and I attended the Ontario Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture 2023 Annual Conference In London Ontario. While on the trade show floor, we corralled various attendees to have some short conversations about a variety of topics and their individual journeys through the human forest.
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2023-03-0603 min
TreeActionsSprout #1Recently Dwayne and I attended the Ontario Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture 2023 Annual Conference In London Ontario. While on the trade show floor, we corralled various attendees to have some short conversations about a variety of topics and their individual journeys through the human forest.
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2023-03-0604 min
The Origins Foundation PodcastTim Boetsma || Doe PatrolTim Boetsma, founder of the movement ‘Doe Patrol’. Originating during the height of the COVID-era, Doe Patrol was a project with the Boys and Girls Club of America in Holland, Michigan to provide meals and badly needed protein to kids in the program. He sits down with Robbie to share his mission of feeding the less fortunate by stacking food pantries and charitable organizations with healthy venison and wild game.Want to increase your success with your Grand Slam turkey hunting this Spring? Get access to private land through www.landtrust.com - use BLOO...
2023-02-1644 min
TreeActionsNorm HallNorm Hall is a second-generation arborist. Norm spent his career in the Chicago area working for The Care of Trees and then Davey Tree. Care of Trees company founder John Hendrickson was an industry innovator and pioneer and when John and Norm's father merged, Norm was thrust into a dynamic and progressive arboriculture dynamic in which he flourishedNorm worked with Scott Prophet for many years. Together they invented the most common lowering device for trees by which all others are measured...The Port-a-Wrap. Norm was spicing rope before splicing was a thing and continues splicing as a...
2023-02-151h 15
TreeActionsThor ClaussenThor Clausen is a consummate arborist with a full career not only in arboriculture but had a successful start in landscaping. Thor possesses an excellent knowledge of trees but also perennials annuals and various other landscaping or gardening crafts like retaining walls, irrigation, and deck construction.Thor's arborist career vaulted when his private tree company called ArborTech was purchased by Bartlett. Thor has since excelled and thrived as A Bartlett manager and has grown his home district into a thriving division.Thor has a heart of a teacher. This is evident when he proudly boasts th...
2023-02-011h 15
Things I Learned Last NightNolan BushnellNolan Bushnell pioneered so much of the world we enjoy today. His crowning achievement, a company called Atari, brought video games into every household. Often he is credited as creating the world's first video game, pong. Even though video games, albeit nothing like the games we think of today, existed before pong. Along with his long list of successes, he's also the only person Steve Jobs ever worked for; Jobs spent time at Atari before founding Apple. Bushnell's unconventional management style and his strange workplace philosophy laid the foundation for the office culture that is prevalent today. As if...
2023-01-031h 06
TreeActionsNorm St. JeanNorm St.Jean has been an arborist since the eighties when he began his career with Big Axe, the inventor of the hydro axe. Shortly after starting work with Big Axe, the company sold to Asplundh, and Norm started working on utility line clearance. After a year of running a hydro-axe with multiple mishaps, he was banished to hand slashing with a chainsaw, and Norm's love of the saw was sealed.Disenchanted with utility tree work Norm started his own private residential tree care company. After being introduced to the ISA became enamored and empowered to be no...
2022-12-201h 12
TreeActionsWelcome and IntroductionsThis is the explanation of why Dwane suggested we start the podcast. We discuss our hopes and expectations as we develop and move forward. we look at the value of history to the culture of Arborcanada and tree workers in general. We discuss human forestry and the many analogies and metaphors we can use to learn about trees, tree work, training, and ultimately ourselves.
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2022-12-2032 min
The Bushnell ProjectDo not steal. Exodus 20:15Simple enough? Or is it?1 Tim 5:8Pro 28:19Pro 21:6Eph 4:28
2022-07-2704 minThe Bushnell ProjectAdultery, or even lusting… the 7th commandmentExodus 20:14Matt 5:28Col 4:6Eph 5:42 Tim 2:22Eph 5:3
2022-07-2105 minThe Bushnell ProjectPart 2 of interview with "my 3 sons", win the morningHonest conversation about making time for reading the Bible. When your a husband, father of young children, and living in these days...Brian says "win the morning", Jacob says "She helps me..." and Tim chats about finding time.
2021-09-1530 minThe Bushnell ProjectMy Three Sons An interview with Brian, Tim and JacobDo we need the Bible?Intro to my three son's i interview:Brian, my son in law, Tim my oldest son and Jacob his younger brother.Knowing the Bible? Is that important?The value of God's Wordhonest conversation with three men in the mist of marriage and young children.Happy Birthday Breleigh (I am a proud papa... my oldest grandchild turned 9 yesterday)
2021-09-1411 min
CASE Mastermind Broadcast15 Simplifying Your Life and Business with Patrick Twitchett and Alexis BushnellWant to know how to simplify your life and your business then join Alexis speaking with Patrick of Simplies all about this topic.
They discuss such things as The 4 Hour Work Week (by Tim Ferris), automation, outsourcing and above all the power of focusing on the things you love and are passionate about.
Alexis Bushnell - Alexis offers effective, ethical, community driven social media guidance for small business owners with morals and manners.
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2021-07-2650 min
Flow StarsTim Bushnell (URMC) & Alfonso Blanco (UCD)#S1:E1 — Our first episode of Flow Stars features not one, but two big hitters in the world of flow cytometry, which creates a dynamic and energetic conversation. We find out about Tim’s love for brewing, including how he taught his kid to brew as a science lesson and discuss Alfonso’s passion for kicking people (in organized sports) and how his Olympic hopes were dashed by an unfortunate knee injury.While we get to know Tim and Alfonso on a personal level, work and flow cytometry is still a big focus, with both sharin...
2021-05-0555 min
Dr Hogg's PodChronic pain management - Dr Tim BushnellThis weeks podcast is about chronic pain with consultant specialist in pain management Dr Tim Bushnell of the William Harvey Hospital East Kent NHS trust. Dr Bushnell bristles with anecdotes from his 25 years of experience in the profession. In this podcast he helps to demystify some of the many misconceptions about pain and how doctors can help patients better manage their symptoms.
Useful links:
British pain society: https://www.britishpainsociety.org
Opioids aware: https://fpm.ac.uk/opioids-aware
2020-03-3054 min
PhD Transition Report On-DemandWhat PhDs Need To Know About Leadership & How To Become A Career Multiplier
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05:40 – Show Me the Data23:35 – What PhDs Need To Know About Leadership w/ Liz Wiseman44:20 – Importance Of Continued Technical Training w/ Tim Bushnell, Ph.D.56:20 – Project Manager Career Track w/ Orly Levitan, Ph.D.
Do want to move beyond entry level positions?
Ready to learn more about how you can develop your leadership skills?
In this episode of Cheeky Scientist Radio we are very excited to be joined by Liz Wiseman, renowned Researcher, Executive Advisor, CEO and Author. As a PhD you are qualified for management-level positions...
2019-03-291h 13
American AntigravityDennis Bushnell on Space ExplorationDr. Dennis Bushnell, Chief Scientist at NASA Langley Research Center, joins us to discuss the scientific and technical challenges faced by NASA in planning future manned missions to Mars and beyond. He describes the National Space Exploration Vision, which cites human expeditions to Mars, and indicates that cost and safety are the two major obstacles […]
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2012-10-2100 min