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Shell's Spooky StoriesMy Ghost Boyfriend - with Kerrie Rycroft. Ep. 63Send us a textMy Ghost Boyfriend - with Kerrie Rycroft. Ep. 63Paranormal investigator Kerrie Rycroft shares her extraordinary ghost boyfriend story that began during a Valentine's Day investigation. What started as a typical ghost hunt turned into an ongoing connection with a spirit named David. From physical sensations to protective behaviour, this story challenges everything we think we know about paranormal connections.What you will learn this episode: - How genuine paranormal connections can develop during investigations- The difference between spirit attachment and consensual s...
2026-01-1550 min
The Power BetweenHow Grievance Procedures Are Harming Culture and Killing Productivity with David LiddleIf the themes in these podcasts resonate, and you sense your mid-level managers could benefit from deeper reflection and peer exchange, consider joining our monthly online community. Hosted by Roddy Millar, it’s a relaxed yet purposeful space where leadership challenges are unpacked with insight and camaraderie. Each session offers structure without rigidity, and conversation without jargon. To learn more or explore joining, drop us a line at: admin@ideasforleaders.com__________________________________________In this episode of The Power Between by Ideas for Leaders, host Roddy Millar speaks with David Liddle, Founder and CEO of The TCM Gr...
2026-01-0857 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.25 Reservoir Romance and Roller Rinks: First Love, First FalloutDavid Liddle’s first real romance unfolds in the quieter aftermath of a turbulent adolescence. Meeting Marie Benjamin brings a gentle, grounding presence into his life, and together they explore young love at Guptill’s Skating Arena and local hideouts. The episode captures the innocence, awkwardness, and emotional confusion of teenage relationships. Ultimately, David’s immaturity and need for approval lead to heartbreak, teaching him that love is measured by care, not conquest. This pivotal chapter plants the seeds for emotional growth and self-awareness that will shape his future
2025-11-2720 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.29 From Turbulence to Testimony - The close of "Liddle Did I Know" From Shadows to Light-My StoryEpisode Notes: 2.29 From Turbulence to Testimony – The close of “Liddle Did I Know” Chapter twoSummary: This episode serves as the emotional and thematic conclusion to the second act of David Liddle’s memoir, chronicling the journey from adolescent chaos to a place of faith, purpose, and self-acceptance. David reflects on the soundtrack of his youth—songs that echoed both his struggles and his transformation—and the pivotal moments that shaped his identity. The narrative centers on a turning point: a desperate prayer on a cold December night that marked the beginning of his spiritual rebirth.David desc...
2025-11-2421 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.28 The Growth Spurt: Inside and OutEpisode Notes: Summary: This episode captures a period of profound transformation for David Liddle as he approaches high school graduation. After years of struggle, David experiences an “eleven-inch growth spurt” that symbolizes not just physical change, but emotional, intellectual, and social growth. The transformation is not a sudden miracle, but a slow, hard-earned process built on moments of survival, healing, and self-discovery.David’s grades improve, his behavior stabilizes, and he finds a sense of presence and purpose that had eluded him during his most turbulent years. Faith and community play a role in his recove...
2025-11-2413 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.27 December 21st, 1982This episode chronicles a pivotal moment in David Liddle’s journey from chaos to quiet self-discovery. After years of turbulence, David finds himself in a period of relative calm, working honest jobs like mowing lawns and experiencing the sting of transactional friendships that fade when he stops providing for others. On a cold December night, feeling isolated and rejected, David faces a quiet crisis of loneliness on the stoop outside Pucci’s corner store. Instead of succumbing to despair, he turns to prayer, asking for help to survive the night.The episode explores the dangerous nature of adol...
2025-11-2324 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.26 Vanished: The Disappearance of Doreen — A Brother’s Heart, Broken and Still SearchingEpisode Notes — 2.26 Vanished: The Disappearance of DoreenThis episode explores one of the most haunting and defining moments of my adolescence: the day my twin sister, Doreen, disappeared without a trace. It wasn’t just a family crisis — it was a fracture point. A moment when childhood was replaced by fear, uncertainty, and the realization that the world was far more dangerous than any of us wanted to believe.We revisit the emotional landscape of 1981 Cohoes, New York, where family dysfunction, social silence, and generational trauma collided. The episode also reflects on the remarkable network of lon...
2025-11-2319 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.24 Fallout at Cohoes HighEpisode NotesThe consequences of David’s actions in Wynantskill follow him back to Cohoes High, where his reputation as “Coach” shifts from legend to liability. Teachers and students view him with suspicion or caution, and his nickname becomes associated with trouble, not just popularity.Academic performance suffers as detentions and suspensions accumulate, and community service becomes a public reminder of his mistakes.Friendships become transactional, with peers seeking him out for parties or drugs rather than genuine connection.The chapter explores the ripple effects of adolescent choices, the isolation that can come with notoriety, and the realization that p...
2025-11-2216 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.23 The Vodka RunEpisode NotesAfter surviving a near-fatal overdose, David quickly returns to risky behaviors, including drinking, stealing, and seeking validation through his reputation as “Coach”. A weekend bus ride with Connie Smith and Stevie Welcome leads to a vodka-fueled adventure in Wynantskill, culminating in the theft of beer from a convenience store and a dramatic police chase.David takes the blame for the theft to protect his friend, resulting in probation, community service, and further entrenchment of his “Coach” persona. The consequences of his actions include court dates, fines, and hours of community service, but also a dangerous sense of invin...
2025-11-2213 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.22 Resurrected in the Back of a Ghostbuster AmbulanceEpisode NotesAfter a period of escalating substance use and risky behavior, David’s sophomore year culminates in a near-fatal alcohol overdose on the last day of summer school. [David Lidd...Manuscript | Word]He collapses during a final exam, is dragged to the principal’s office, and flatlines—requiring resuscitation and emergency transport in a hearse-like “Ghostbuster” ambulance. [David Lidd...Manuscript | Word]The experience is a turning point: David’s father, usually stoic and emotionally distant, is seen crying at his bedside, revealing a depth of love and concern that David had never witnessed before. [David Lidd...Manuscript | Word]The aft...
2025-11-2212 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.21 Connie, Kari, and the CollapseEpisode NotesDavid’s sophomore year centers on his relationships with Kari DeCarlo and Connie Smith, who become the gravitational forces of his social world.The chapter explores the intensity and confusion of adolescent desire, the pursuit of connection, and the influence of generational culture—music, parties, and rebellion.David and his friends engage in risky behavior, including stealing alcohol from a neighbor’s basement bar and hiding it for future parties.The pressure to impress and belong leads to escalating substance use, culminating in a three-day binge just before a crucial summer school exam.The narrative highlights the ga...
2025-11-2216 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.20 The Weight of CoachDavid’s “Coach” persona becomes a defining brand at Cohoes High, bringing popularity, attention, and the pressure to deliver weed, parties, and social currency. David Liddle Biography ManuscriptThe illusion of invulnerability fades as the demands of reputation lead to increased alcohol use and feelings of emptiness and paranoia. David Liddle Biography ManuscriptRelationships become transactional, with friends and peers seeking what David can provide rather than genuine connection. David Liddle Biography ManuscriptDespite the hollow nature of popularity, sparks of hope and connection appear through friendships with Kari DeCarlo and Connie Smith. David Liddle Biography ManuscriptThe chapter explores the burdens of adolescent identi...
2025-11-2210 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.19 The Rise of Coach: Hustling, Humiliation, and High School Turf WarsEpisode NotesDavid’s sophomore year at Cohoes High marks a shift from survival to seeking power and reputation, as he adopts the nickname “Coach” and builds social clout through hustling, supplying weed, and throwing parties.The high school ecosystem is competitive and unforgiving, with rumors and turf wars shaping relationships and status.David faces challenges from peers like Robert Lajeunesse, who spreads damaging rumors, and Danny Linen, whose physical aggression tests David’s resilience.Small thefts and risky behavior become part of David’s strategy for survival and maintaining his reputation, but a dangerous discovery in a locker pro...
2025-11-2212 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.18 Memoir, Memories, and MotownEpisode NotesDavid reflects on his double life during the summer of 1980, balancing the persona of a "good kid" in church with a rebellious identity at Cohoes High School. He describes the influence of Jon Coonrod and Big Al Tyson, who introduced him to the world of hustling, parties, and Motown music. David recounts his experiences with theft, including stealing beer from Price Chopper and being caught, leading to a juvenile detention visit and a conviction for petty larceny. Motown music, especially Lionel Richie’s "Easy," becomes a source of comfort and escape during turbulent times. The chapter ex...
2025-11-2114 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.17 The Breaking Point Belt, Bruises', and a Shattered SoulIn this raw and pivotal episode, David recounts the emotional and physical breaking point of his adolescence. The mounting pressures of family conflict, sibling rivalry, and parental rage culminate in a violent confrontation that leaves lasting scars. David’s mother’s relentless control, his brother Jim’s bullying, and his father’s explosive anger converge in a traumatic incident involving a belt and fists. This moment shatters David’s sense of safety and belonging, forging him into the family scapegoat and fueling a new wave of rebellion and defiance. The episode explores the roots of pain, the cost of survival...
2025-11-1709 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know - Bullfrogs and Butterflies: From Cohoes to CampfiresEpisode Title: Bullfrogs and Butterflies: From Cohoes to CampfiresEpisode Description: From Hudson River summers to porch-side strums in Bisbee, Bullfrogs and Butterflies blends humor, nostalgia, and peace-loving vibes into a singalong folk-rock jam. David Liddle, Christopher, and Angela Renfro break down the story and tease the upcoming release of White Knuckled Desert Ride.
2025-11-1707 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.16 The Price of Popularity: When Nana Fell into the CrosshairsDavid’s quest for popularity and protection in high school leads him down a slippery slope, culminating in the betrayal of his beloved Nana by stealing money from her. What began as acts of revenge against bullies and abusers turns into an addiction to the thrill and security money brings, until he is caught and forced to confront his shame. The episode explores the painful consequences of crossing moral lines, the power of confession, and the beginning of accountability and grace in the healing of family wounds.
2025-11-0709 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.15 Liddle Did I Know: The Price of SurvivalDuring his freshman year, David faces ongoing emotional and physical abuse from his older brother Jim, leading him to steal money and goods as a means of reclaiming dignity and survival. The episode explores the complex dynamics of sibling rivalry, pain, and the moral ambiguity of survival tactics in a turbulent household. Decades later, David reflects on these choices with empathy and understanding, recognizing that both brothers were trying to survive the same storm in different ways.
2025-11-0711 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.14 Bible Camp and Brotherhood (continued)As David enters high school, his perspective on race, community, and belonging begins to shift. He reflects on his neighbor Peter DeYoung and the quiet lessons learned about prejudice, class, and truth—realizing how family stories and social boundaries shape understanding. Through small acts of connection and later revelations, David discovers the importance of empathy, respect, and the ways real brotherhood can defy social lines and rewrite inherited narratives.
2025-11-0710 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.13 Coach Enters the Arena: Fall 1979 Once Upon a StageDavid’s entrance into ninth grade is marked by newfound confidence and notoriety after performing in Once Upon a Stage and earning the nickname “Coach.” Despite a second broken arm, he finds acceptance among older students and begins to navigate the complex social landscape of high school, balancing his reputation with the scrutiny of teachers and administrators. The “Coach” persona becomes both a badge of honor and a source of attention, setting the stage for the challenges and transformations ahead.
2025-11-0709 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.12 The Theater and the Tension: Brothers in the Spotlight David’s return to the Cohoes Music Hall after camp is marked by a complex relationship with his older brother Jim, who alternates between public praise and private cruelty. On stage, Jim acts like a proud sibling, but behind the scenes, he subjects David to bullying and humiliation, creating a confusing emotional landscape. The tension between public approval and private pain deepens David’s understanding of jealousy, family dynamics, and the transformative power of theater.
2025-11-0709 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.11 The Cast and the Cast: Behind the Curtain of Once Upon a StageDavid’s broken arm becomes a backstage passport during the Off-Season Players’ production of Once Upon a Stage, drawing attention and empathy from castmates and mentors. The backstage environment is a whirlwind of camaraderie, mentorship, and adolescent crushes, with figures like Sheila Quin and Christopher Doremus shaping David’s sense of belonging and self-worth. Through the chaos and connection, David learns that theater is not just about performance, but about the emotional scaffolding built behind the scenes.
2025-11-0709 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.10 Broken Bones and Backstage Bonds: Summer of '79The summer of 1979 is marked by both physical injury and emotional growth as David breaks his arm just before the Off-Season Players’ production of Once Upon a Stage at the Cohoes Music Hall. Despite the setback, he performs with a cast, finding strength and connection through theater, family, and the supportive backstage community. Singing “Tomorrow” from Annie for his Nana becomes a thread of hope, while backstage mentors and castmates help him navigate adolescence, empathy, and the complexities of belonging.
2025-11-0709 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.09 Curtain Calls at The Egg: A Christmas Carol, 1978 In the winter of 1978, David joins his sisters as an usher for a month-long production of A Christmas Carol at Albany’s Empire State Performing Arts Center, known as The Egg. The experience is transformative, blending ritual, tradition, and the warmth of theater, as David finds belonging not on stage but in the constellation of cast, crew, and audience. Through nightly performances, he discovers the quiet satisfaction of service and the sacred rhythm of curtain calls, learning that sometimes the greatest roles are played faithfully in the shadows.
2025-11-0708 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.08 Musicals that Changed MeDavid’s world expands as he discovers the transformative power of musicals, both as an audience member and as a participant. Inspired by high school productions like “Oklahoma!”—where his brother Jim’s dual roles mirror their real-life relationship—and by the emotional resonance of shows like “The Grand Tour” and “Hello, Dolly!,” David finds that theater offers a language for feelings he can’t express elsewhere. This episode explores how music, performance, and the stories of the stage become a map for self-understanding, connection, and hope during the tumultuous years of adolescence
2025-11-0608 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.07 Ghost light Years: The Cohoes Music Hall CallsDavid describes the Cohoes Music Hall as more than a stage—it becomes a place of magic, memory, and transformation during his early teens. He shares the haunting experience of hearing phantom music in the empty hall, connecting his journey to the legendary vaudeville performer Eva Tanguay and the theater’s tradition of ghost stories. This episode explores how the Music Hall’s history and atmosphere inspire David’s love for musicals and performance, offering him a sense of belonging and creative awakening in a world that often feels uncertain
2025-11-0611 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.06 The Forbidden Kiss at Berkly PondDavid recounts a defining moment of adolescent rebellion and desire: his first French kiss with Maureen Shaunessy, the girlfriend of a notorious local bully. Set against the backdrop of Berkly Park, this episode captures the thrill, risk, and electric intensity of crossing boundaries in pursuit of connection. The forbidden kiss not only marks David’s initiation into teenage romance but also foreshadows the complicated dynamics of friendship, rivalry, and longing that will shape his high school years
2025-11-0608 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.05 Psychedelic Pitchers and Denim DreamsDavid explores the creative and practical side of adolescence through his experiences in art and home economics classes. He recalls the pride of crafting a psychedelic water pitcher in art class and sewing a denim vest in home economics, both symbols of his growing independence and self-expression. The episode also touches on his admiration for his free-spirited teacher, Miss Panz, and the bittersweet fate of his art project, which ultimately became an ashtray and was later destroyed—reflecting the tension between youthful creativity and the realities of home life
2025-11-0608 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.04 Bible Camp and Brotherhood (continued)As David enters high school, he quietly begins to unlearn the prejudices absorbed in childhood. Exposure to classmates from diverse backgrounds and reflection on past mistakes foster a gradual shift toward empathy and understanding. The episode highlights the slow process of challenging inherited fears, seeking out new stories, and learning to recognize and reject casual racism. David’s journey illustrates how real brotherhood is a choice made repeatedly, and how painful memories can become reminders to do better.
2025-11-0508 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.03 Bible Camp and BrotherhoodDavid recalls his earliest experiences at Vacation Bible School (VBS) in Guilderland Church, where gentle lessons and playtime shaped his spiritual memory. A pivotal moment occurs when David, in innocent ignorance, uses a racial slur against a Black peer, resulting in the loss of a friendship and a lifelong moral bruise. The episode explores the impact of inherited prejudice, the pain of exclusion, and the beginnings of empathy and self-awareness. This story marks the start of David’s reckoning with race, belonging, and the complexities of childhood innocence.
2025-11-0508 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.02 Battenkill or Be Killed The Summer Jim Burns Almost Didn’t SurviveThis episode centers on a rite-of-passage canoe trip down Vermont’s Battenkill River. David describes the anticipation, camaraderie, and real danger faced when a mentor nearly capsizes in swift water. The journey is filled with scenic beauty, teamwork, and the thrill of overcoming obstacles. The Battenkill adventure becomes a metaphor for the unpredictable currents of adolescence, blending excitement, risk, and the forging of lifelong memories.
2025-11-0510 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.01 Setting the Stage: Canoes, Camps, and Curtain CallsDavid’s adolescence begins with a blend of outdoor adventure and creative discovery. He recounts summers spent at Northern Frontier Camp, learning canoeing and teamwork under the guidance of mentors like Jim Burns. Vacation Bible School and hands-on experiences—like baking and tennis—build confidence and practical skills. Meanwhile, his involvement in the Cohoes Music Hall deepens, offering a first taste of stage magic and community. These foundational experiences teach David about competence, belonging, and the power of performance, setting the tone for the challenges and growth to come.
2025-11-0507 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series2.00 Chapter Two: From Rivers to Reckonings – Opening MonologIn this pivotal episode, David transitions from childhood into adolescence, describing his teenage years as a turbulent river—unpredictable, fast-moving, and full of challenges. He reflects on formative experiences such as canoe trips, summer camps, and his deepening involvement in theater at the Cohoes Music Hall, all of which provide lessons in balance, brotherhood, and belonging. The narrative explores the dualities of these years: the thrill of new freedoms and friendships, the pain of broken trust and family conflict, and the emergence of the “Coach” persona—a badge of popularity that brings both acceptance and isolation. Through stories of first lo...
2025-11-0507 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.21 Closing Reflections and New BeginningsIn this episode, David reflects on the formative experiences of his early childhood, recognizing how moments of joy, trauma, and family dynamics have shaped his identity. He discusses the importance of revisiting and reframing these memories as part of his healing journey, emphasizing the emotional truths that persist beyond literal recollection. As David prepares to move into the next chapter of his life—the turbulent teenage years—he acknowledges the necessity of inner work to release the pain and limiting beliefs of the past. This episode serves as a bridge between childhood and adolescence, highlighting the ongoing process of self...
2025-11-0509 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.20 Friendly’s, Frequencies, and the Fog of YouthThis episode explores David’s early teenage years, marked by late-night gatherings at Friendly’s Restaurant after Christian Service Brigade meetings, where he found both nourishment and a sense of belonging. The episode delves into the quirky, mind-bending conversations with mentors and peers about science, thought experiments, and mysterious WRPI “Gateway tapes” that fueled curiosity and a sense of mystique. David reflects on the foggy nature of these memories, connecting them to his family’s history and his own journey through confusion, sleepwalking incidents, and the search for identity. The chapter highlights how food, friendship, and strange frequencies became anchors du...
2025-11-0508 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.19 The Stage My ShelterIn this episode, David recounts how the Cohoes Music Hall became his sanctuary during a turbulent adolescence. At just twelve years old, he found acceptance and purpose among the cast and crew, escaping the chaos of his home life and juvenile troubles. Through ushering, mentorship from Ruth Vore, and his first stage role, David discovers the transformative power of theater. The stage offers him discipline, belonging, and a sense of identity that contrasts sharply with his experiences outside the theater. This chapter explores how creativity and community can provide refuge and healing, marking a pivotal moment in David’s jo...
2025-11-0510 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.18 Bomb Threats and SpotlightsIn this episode, David recounts a pivotal moment from his adolescence marked by risky behavior, peer pressure, and the consequences of youthful rebellion. The story unfolds with David and his friends orchestrating prank calls that escalate into bomb threats targeting local schools. Fueled by alcohol and a desire to fit in, David volunteers his voice for the calls, unaware of the gravity of their actions. The aftermath is swift: a summons to the principal’s office, a juvenile court appearance, probation, and community service. Amidst the chaos, David finds unexpected mentorship and sanctuary at the Cohoes Music Hall, where Ru...
2025-11-0511 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.17 Smoke, Shadows, and SurvivalThis episode follows David as he enters seventh grade, marking a shift from the relative safety of childhood to the more complex and challenging world of adolescence. The social landscape changes: David and his siblings drift into separate circles, and he finds himself drawn to new groups and risky behaviors. He joins the Audio-Visual Club and wrestling team, gaining small freedoms, but also becomes immersed in the stoner culture of Tim Riberdy’s basement, where pot and classic rock become a nightly refuge. The nickname “Lids” emerges as he leans into this new identity, using marijuana to dull the chaos...
2025-11-0513 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.16 Faith, Fury, and the Summer BetweenThis episode delves into the escalating tensions and emotional storms within David’s home as he transitions from sixth to seventh grade. The threats and conflicts shift from external bullies to those closest to him—his brother Jimmy, neighborhood kids, and especially his mother, whose anger often finds its target in David. He describes coping strategies such as retreating to the gorge behind his house, seeking refuge at friends’ homes, and rotating between different social groups to avoid trouble. Smoking becomes a regular habit, reflecting both peer culture and the stress of his environment. Amidst the chaos, David finds stabil...
2025-11-0409 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.15 Blows Ballgames Broken NosesThis episode explores the complex and often turbulent relationship between David and his older brother Jimmy during the transition to a new neighborhood. Jimmy’s behavior oscillates between bullying and protectiveness, creating a confusing emotional landscape for David. The chapter recounts incidents of physical and emotional conflict—ranging from humiliation and roughhousing to moments when Jimmy steps in as a rescuer, such as intervening during a neighborhood fight and rushing David to safety after a baseball injury. These experiences are contrasted with the absence of their brother Bill, who had previously served as a buffer. The narrative also touches on t...
2025-11-0410 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.14 From West End Park to The Big MoveDavid’s final years near West End Park are a whirlwind of formative experiences and hard lessons. The chapter captures the turbulence of late childhood: crushes, first cigarettes, and early acts of rebellion like shoplifting, all set against the backdrop of a changing family. School mishaps, such as a classroom accident and a teacher’s tough-love approach, blend with moments of vulnerability and embarrassment. As older siblings move out and new friendships form, David faces the challenges of adapting to a new neighborhood after his family relocates. The move brings both loss—like the death of a beloved pet—and new...
2025-11-0411 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.13 Cohoes Summer Sounds of 1973Cohoes, summer 1973, music, classic rock, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Aerosmith, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Steve Miller Band, Allman Brothers, Grand Funk Railroad, Deep Purple, Elton John, adolescence, family transition, siblings, emotional refuge, West End Park, childhood, belonging, hope, change.
2025-11-0407 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.13 Cohoes Summer Sounds of 1973The summer of 1973 marks a turning point in David’s childhood, as music becomes both a refuge and a source of connection. In Cohoes, the soundtrack of classic rock—Lynyrd Skynyrd, Aerosmith, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Steve Miller Band, and more—fills the air in West End Park and at home, providing emotional scaffolding during a time of family transition and sibling departures. As older siblings move out and roles shift, David finds comfort and hope in the power of music, which helps soften the rough edges of growing up and expands his sense of possibility. The chapter explores how mu...
2025-11-0407 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.12 A Tale of Two Worlds: Cohoes vs. SuburbiaEpisode Notes: David reflects on the stark class divide between his working-class hometown of Cohoes and the affluent suburbs where his church peers live. Cohoes is depicted as gritty, communal, and resilient, while the suburbs are polished, comfortable, and privileged. Through experiences at Loudonville Community Church and Stockade, David learns to “translate” between these worlds, developing the ability to code-switch and find common ground. The chapter highlights how faith, music, and shared activities can bridge social gaps, but also how the sense of not fully belonging in either world shapes David’s identity. Ultimately, he recognizes that both environments contri...
2025-11-0409 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.11a The Arena (West End Park Sissy – Part I & 1.11b The Sanctuary (West End Park Sissy – Part IIIn this episode, David Liddle recounts how the Christian Service Brigade’s Stockade program became a sanctuary during his turbulent childhood. Amidst family upheaval and shifting church environments, Stockade offered David a rare sense of belonging and acceptance. Here, he found structure, learned practical skills, and experienced camaraderie without the judgment or bullying that marked his school and neighborhood life. The program provided a safe space for David to simply be a kid, blending spiritual lessons with hands-on activities like woodworking, camping, and teamwork. Stockade became a second home, where discipline was paired with kindness, and where David’s gent...
2025-11-0410 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.10 Finding Solace in StockadeIn this episode, David recounts how the Christian Service Brigade’s Stockade program became a sanctuary during his turbulent childhood. Amidst family tension, shifting church environments, and struggles with belonging, Stockade offered structure, skills, and acceptance. David describes how the weekly meetings provided a refuge where he could simply be a kid, free from judgment and bullying. He reflects on the impact of supportive mentors, the value of hands-on learning, and the sense of belonging that Stockade brought him during a time when he often felt like an outsider at home and school. This chapter highlights the importance of sa...
2025-11-0203 min
Beyond the Status QuoEpisode 3 - Tipping the Balance: from conflict to connection with David LiddleIn this episode of Beyond the Status Quo, David Liddell, a recognized authority in people, culture, and conflict management, shares his insights on challenging the status quo in organisations. He discusses the importance of transformational leadership, the need for connection and belonging in workplaces, and the role of policies in shaping organisational culture. David introduces his Align Model, emphasising the significance of listening, inclusion, and nurturing growth. He advocates for constructive conflict and the necessity of a counter narrative in today's polarised society, encouraging leaders to be courageous and open to challenges.Takeaways
2025-10-3152 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.09 A New Experience: From Hymns to HypocrisyDavid Liddle recounts a pivotal shift in his family’s spiritual life, from long drives to Guilderland Baptist Church to founding the First Baptist Church of Cohoes in their living room. As his mother’s religious fervor deepens, David and his siblings are drawn into a world where faith becomes both a family project and a source of tension. Through the arrival of Reverend Alstead and the move to Loudonville Community Church, David reflects on the growing divide between authenticity and performance, and the impact of rigid dogma on family relationships and personal identity.
2025-10-2612 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.08 Neighborhood Shenanigans and Family SurveillanceDavid Liddle recounts the mischievous adventures and everyday troublemaking of his childhood in West End Park, Cohoes. Under the watchful eyes of family and neighbors, David and his friends navigate petty thefts, pranks, and the constant surveillance of a tightly-knit community. This episode explores the tension between youthful rebellion and the ever-present judgment of relatives, highlighting how these experiences shaped David’s sense of accountability, secrecy, and belonging.
2025-10-2609 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.07 Gentle Reflections: Navigating Masculine Aggression in My Early YearsDavid Liddle explores the complexities of growing up as a sensitive boy in a world that often demanded toughness. Through childhood “rumbles,” lessons from older brothers, and the influence of music and friendship, David reflects on the tension between gentleness and the expectations of masculinity. This episode offers insight into how early experiences with aggression, loyalty, and self-understanding shaped his journey toward embracing his true nature.
2025-10-2509 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.06 Looking Out for Debbie: A Brother’s Early DevotionDavid Liddle shares heartfelt memories of his protective bond with his sister Debbie during childhood. Through moments of crisis, guilt, and family blame, David explores the deep sense of responsibility and love he carried for Debbie, and how these experiences shaped his emotional landscape. This episode reflects on the challenges of sibling relationships, the burden of early guilt, and the enduring power of compassion.
2025-10-2510 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.05 A Childhood in Bloom: My Early Days Among GirlsDavid Liddle reflects on his early childhood surrounded by the nurturing presence of sisters, his grandmother, and a caring babysitter. He shares how growing up in a world shaped by feminine energy influenced his sense of safety, belonging, and emotional connection. Through tender memories of play, first love, and the challenges of fitting in, David explores how these formative experiences shaped his identity and his lifelong appreciation for the feminine.
2025-10-2510 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.04 Patchouli, Candlelight, and the Year of 1970 – Childhood Memories and First BaptismDavid Liddle revisits vivid early childhood memories, from the magic of his second birthday party and the scent of patchouli to a confusing church visit and his first baptism. Through sensory details and family anecdotes, David reflects on how these moments—both sweet and unsettling—shaped his emotional landscape and sense of belonging. [David Lidd...Manuscript]
2025-10-2508 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.03 Shadows of Childhood: Traumas and Misunderstood CuriositiesDavid Liddle reflects on the fragmented and emotionally complex memories of his early childhood, exploring how innocence, curiosity, and misunderstood moments led to feelings of shame and self-doubt. Through stories of family tension, forbidden interactions, and haunting recollections, David shares how these experiences shaped his sense of worth and identity. This episode is a candid look at the power of childhood memories and the journey to understanding and healing.
2025-10-2509 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.02 My Pre-School MemoriesIn this episode, David Liddle explores the elusive and emotionally charged memories of his early childhood. From kitchen mishaps and family arguments to mysterious incidents and haunting images, David reflects on how these formative experiences—whether real or reconstructed—shaped his sense of self. He discusses the importance of acknowledging and reframing childhood memories as part of his ongoing journey of healing and self-discovery.
2025-10-2509 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir Series1.01 Birth of the Liddle Triplets – A Miracle in CohoesIn this episode, David Liddle shares the remarkable story of his birth as the youngest of triplets in Cohoes, New York, in 1965. With family lore, unexpected surprises, and the challenges faced by his parents, David reflects on the miracle of multiple births, his mother’s struggles, and the bustling household he joined. Discover how rare triplet births shaped his early life and hear about the family’s reaction to this extraordinary event.
2025-10-2508 min
Liddle Did I Know: The Memoir SeriesLiddle Did I Know - An Introduction“It is a tale spun from the threads of transformation, where each chapter unfurls a new horizon. Here, amidst the trials and triumphs, I navigate the labyrinth of self, seeking the essence that lies within. This journey is not just a passage through time, but a voyage across the landscapes of the soul” David A. Liddle
2025-10-2513 min
Leadership NOW with Dan PontefractDavid Liddle on Rewriting People and CultureDavid Liddle argues that legacy grievance and disciplinary procedures corrode trust, suppress performance, and institutionalize fear. In this conversation, the TCM Group and People and Culture Association founder outlines a practical reset: retire retributive processes in favour of an integrated resolution framework, build genuinely predictive People and Culture capability, and own the AI agenda with integrity.
We cover his Seven Cs of Transformational Culture, why compassion is a management discipline, how Resolution Centers and Culture Hubs operationalize values, and why early-career roles must not be sacrificed to short-term AI gains.
Leaders who equate control with accountability will find a different...
2025-09-2649 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - Blows, Ballgames, and Broken NosesEpisode OverviewIn this episode, David explores the complicated relationship he had with his older brother Jimmy during the years following the family’s move. It was a time marked by contradiction—when cruelty and protection came from the same hands, and the line between bully and brother blurred. Through bruises, broken noses, and ballgames gone wrong, David uncovers the painful, yet strangely protective, bond of brotherhood.What You’ll Hear in This Episode👊 Bullied & Defended – The confusing duality of Jimmy: tormentor at home, but also defender in the park when Richie Sebast shoved dirt into D...
2025-08-1906 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - From West End Park to The Big Move Episode OverviewIn this episode, David reflects on a turbulent but formative stretch of his childhood—those last two years living near West End Park before the big family move. From innocent crushes gone wrong to the sting of childhood humiliation, from brushes with rebellion to lessons learned the hard way, this chapter of his story captures the messy mix of heartbreak, mischief, and resilience that shaped his early life.What You’ll Hear in This Episode💔 Young Love & Tough Lessons – A crush on Lori Pawinski that ended in stitches, and a love note to Marcie...
2025-08-1806 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - A Tale of Two Worlds: Cohoes vs. SuburbiaIn this episode of Liddle Did I Know, David reflects on the stark divide between his working-class upbringing in Cohoes and the privileged lives of his peers from Loudonville Community Church. It’s a story of contrast, quiet resilience, and the rare moments where faith and friendship erased social barriers—if only briefly.💡 Highlights from this episode:Life in Cohoes:A tight-knit, working-class community of factory workers, laborers, and small business families.Neighbors who knew everything about each other—both the good and the hard.Childhood built on barefoot games in the street, cardboard forts, and hand-me-d...
2025-08-1802 minLiddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - Finding Solace in Stocaden this episode of Liddle Did I Know, David reflects on a turning point in his childhood—the discovery of Stockade, a boys’ program at Loudonville Community Church that offered him something he desperately needed: a sense of belonging.Raised in a home ruled by his mother’s strict faith and a father’s quiet absence, David often felt caught between dogma and invisibility. But Stockade introduced a different rhythm—one where learning, teamwork, and fun replaced judgment and shame.💡 Highlights from this episode:Nana’s quiet dignity and her refusal to return to non-Catholic ch...
2025-08-1804 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - Westend Park SissyIn this raw and deeply personal episode of Liddle Did I Know, David pulls back the curtain on what it was like to grow up between two very different worlds—one shaped by the rough edges of Cohoes’ West End Park, and the other softened by the safety of church programs like Stockade.💡 Highlights from this episode:Life in West End Park, where toughness was demanded and softness was punished.The struggles of being a scrawny kid with glasses, health challenges, and no interest in sports or fighting.The pain of being mocked, labeled, and even pushed...
2025-08-1802 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - A New Experience: From Hymns to HypocrisyEpisode OverviewIn this episode of Liddle Did I Know, I revisit a pivotal chapter in my childhood when faith moved from a distant Sunday routine into the very center of our home. What began as a well-intentioned effort by my mother to bring God closer became, in time, a crucible of control, performance, and disillusionment.From Sanctuary to Living RoomBy third grade, the drive to Guilderland Baptist Church gave way to folding chairs in our own living room. Thus was born the First Baptist Church of Cohoes. My siblings and I...
2025-08-1804 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - Looking Out for Debbie: A Brother’s Early DevotionEpisode Title: Looking Out for Debbie: A Brother’s Early DevotionEpisode SummaryIn this tender and emotional episode, David Liddle reflects on his early bond with his sister Debbie, one of the Liddle triplets. From sunlit afternoons on Dartmouth Street to the freedom of swimming at Lansing Pool, David recalls both the joy and the shadows of childhood responsibility. A medical emergency and a neighborhood scuffle left him carrying a heavy burden of guilt that would follow him for years, even though he was only a child. Through reflection, David uncovers the truth: what he...
2025-08-1704 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - A Childhood in Bloom: My Early Days Among GirlsEpisode SummaryIn this heartfelt episode, David Liddle revisits his earliest years—a childhood shaped by the warmth and presence of women and girls. Surrounded by sisters, a nurturing grandmother, and a kind babysitter’s daughters, David’s early world was full of tenderness, imagination, and play. These experiences gave him a unique lens on connection, belonging, and love, while also planting the seeds of struggle he would face in trying to fit into the social norms of boyhood.From watching the Cohoes Centennial Parade of 1970 to playing with Fisher-Price toys and dolls, to his tender...
2025-08-1704 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - Patchouli, Candlelight, and the Year of 1970 Subtitle: A Child’s Glimpse into a Changing WorldEpisode SummaryIn this episode, David Liddle reflects on pivotal memories from his early childhood in 1970—moments that range from warm and magical to confusing and formative. From a second birthday party lit by candlelight and scented with patchouli to a tense car ride that ended in an unfamiliar church, David explores how the smallest details of memory—sights, smells, emotions—can shape the lens through which we view our lives. The day culminates in a baptism, a moment of fear, vulnerability, and ultimately reassurance, marking a shift in his childhood and his understanding of the world around...
2025-08-1704 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterEpisode Title: Shadows of Childhood: Traumas and Misunderstood Curiosities⚠️ Content Note This episode, Shadows of Childhood: Traumas and Misunderstood Curiosities, contains sensitive reflections from David’s early childhood. Some of the memories shared may be unsettling or difficult to hear, as they involve themes of misunderstanding, family tension, and formative emotional experiences.While no explicit details are described, the subject matter is best suited for mature listeners. We invite you to approach this story with care and compassion—for the narrator, for those mentioned, and perhaps for your own memories that it may stir.Episode SummaryIn this deeply personal episode...
2025-08-1704 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - Pre-school MemoriesEpisode SummaryIn this deeply reflective episode, David Liddle revisits the fragmented, often haunting memories of his early childhood. From house fires and hospital visits to strange encounters with relatives and unexplained ghostly visions, these stories reveal both the vulnerability of a young child and the powerful, lasting imprint of memory. While some of these recollections were later denied or dismissed by his mother, David explores how even uncertain or dreamlike fragments carry emotional truths that shaped his identity and continue to influence his healing journey today.Key ThemesThe Fragility of Early Memory...
2025-08-1704 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know Chapter One - Birth of the TripletsThe selected passage is an autobiographical account by David Liddle, detailing his birth and early childhood. Born on November 6, 1965, in Cohoes, New York, David was the youngest of a set of triplets. His parents, Eleanor and Eugene Liddle, were surprised by the birth of three children, as they had only been expecting twins. The birth was considered miraculous, especially since Eleanor had been involved in a car accident during her pregnancy and struggled with alcohol, which she believed contributed to the complications at birth. David recounts the early days with his sisters, Debbie and Doreen, and the challenges they...
2025-08-1703 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know - From Shadows to Light: My StoryEditor's Note:In this compelling introduction to "From Shadows to Light: My Story," David A. Liddle invites readers into a deeply personal journey of transformation and self-discovery. With a narrative that intertwines the tranquility of nature with the profound connections of family, Liddle sets the stage for a memoir that promises to be both introspective and inspiring. The preface, rich with vivid imagery and heartfelt reflections, serves as a testament to the enduring human spirit and the perpetual cycle of renewal. As you delve into these pages, prepare to traverse the landscapes of the soul, guided by...
2025-08-1712 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know: Defending the LineEpisode Description: In Episode 7 of Liddle Did I Know, David Liddle returns to the mic with trusted friends and co-hosts Christopher and Angela Renfro to explore the legal battlefield ahead—his defense strategy in an Arizona DUI case involving cannabis metabolites. This powerful, transparent conversation walks listeners through the timeline of events, key facts surrounding the arrest, and how David has worked to build a defense rooted in science, veterans' rights, and constitutional protection.You’ll hear how his Navy discipline, IT expertise, and personal research all converge in the fight for justice. With open dialogue, a few...
2025-07-0208 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know: Bruised but BreathingThanks for walking through this tough one with me. Bruised But Breathing is more than a title—it’s a truth I carried quietly for years. The bullying, the silence, the hiding… it shaped me. But it didn’t stop me.Sometimes, we survive by finding light in hidden places. And for me, that light came from the Cohoes Music Hall.Next time on Liddle Did I Know, I’ll take you deeper into that world—the creaky wooden stage, the velvet curtains, and the people who helped me believe I was more than the labels I’d b...
2025-07-0208 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know: Policy with Purpose - A Veteran’s Vision for Cannabis Access.In this powerful and timely episode, David Liddle returns to the mic with Christopher and Angela to unveil a deeply personal and civic-minded mission: The Arizona Veterans and Patients Cannabis Lounge Act.Following years of service in the Navy and Army National Guard, David now finds himself on a new frontline—fighting for compassionate access to medical cannabis for Arizona’s most vulnerable patients and veterans. You’ll hear the story behind his revised legislative proposal, recently submitted to State Senator David Gowan, and learn how this effort is rooted in both experience and empathy.T...
2025-07-0209 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know: Coming of Age🎙️ Liddle Did I Know – Episode 8: Coming of AgeIn this heartfelt and unflinching episode, David Liddle takes us back to the whirlwind of his seventh and eighth grade years—a time of contradictions, chaos, and quiet awakenings. From a juvenile bomb scare charge and community service to sneaking cigarettes, skipping school, and finally discovering his voice at the historic Cohoes Music Hall, this chapter in David's journey reveals the messy, meaningful layers of adolescence.Joined by co-hosts Christopher and Angela, David opens up about friendships that felt like family, a volunteer job that became a sanctuary...
2025-07-0210 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know: Charged but Not Convicted — A Cannabis DUI StoryIn the gripping premiere of Liddle Did I Know: Charged but Not Convicted, David Liddle recounts the moment that changed everything—the day he was arrested for a cannabis-related DUI in Arizona. Joined by his trusted co-hosts Christopher and Angela, David walks us through the arrest, his initial reactions, and the questions that immediately arose: What rights do cannabis patients have? What does impairment really mean under Arizona law?From a peaceful day in the woods to a jarring confrontation with law enforcement, this episode sets the stage for a raw, honest journey into justice, stigma, and su...
2025-06-3010 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know: Service, Strength & Second Acts - The Legacy of David LiddleIn this episode, we delve into the inspiring journey of David Liddle, exploring his remarkable contributions to the community, his unwavering strength in the face of challenges, and the impactful second acts that have defined his legacy. Join us as we uncover the stories behind his service, the resilience that has shaped his path, and the lasting influence he continues to have on those around him.Hashtags: #Podcast #DavidLiddle #Legacy #Service #Strength #SecondActs #Inspiration #Community #Resilience #Impact
2025-06-3011 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know: Brushstrokes and Drumbeats: The Art of Daithi (Dawhee) BrumIn this episode, Christopher and Angela delve into the artistic journey of David Liddle, also known as Daithi Brum. From his military service to his spiritual awakening, David shares how his art—whether music, poetry, or painting—has been his compass through life's big pivots. The episode covers various segments, including the impact of a motorcycle accident on his creative voice, the confessional and rebellious nature of his poetry, the inspiration behind his music, and the myths and masks he uses to reveal deeper truths. Join us for an intimate exploration of the brushstrokes and drumbeats that have shaped Davi...
2025-06-3023 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know: From Uniform to PurposeDescription: In this compelling episode of "Liddle Did I Know," hosts Christopher and Angela sit down with David Liddle to explore his extraordinary professional journey. From his early days in the Army, overcoming physical challenges, to finding purpose in the Navy and coping with profound loss, David's story is a testament to the power of perseverance and adaptability.Join us as we delve into the pivotal moments that shaped David's career and personal growth. Discover how he transitioned to civilian excellence, wearing many hats and finding purpose through varied roles. From the battlefield to boardrooms, from service...
2025-06-2806 min
Liddle Did I Know: Conversations That MatterLiddle Did I Know: At First Glance🎙️ Podcast Title: Liddle Did I Know – At First Glance 📍 Episode Title: From Shadows to Light: The David Liddle Story 🎧 Duration: 60–90 minutes 🎙️ Hosts: Christopher and Angela | 🎤 Guest: David LiddleDescription: In this moving and deeply personal episode of Liddle Did I Know, hosts Christopher and Angela sit down with David Liddle—author of the forthcoming memoir From Shadows to Light: My Story—to explore a life shaped by hardship, hope, and extraordinary transformation.From his miraculous birth as the youngest of the Liddle triplets in Cohoes, New York, to navigating the emotional storms of childhood, adolescence, and military service, David...
2025-06-2811 minShell's Spooky StoriesParanormal and Spiritual Journeys: Ghost Stories, Bigfoot and the Power of Community - Ep. 24Send us a textParanormal and Spiritual Journeys: Ghost Stories, Bigfoot and the Power of Community - Ep. 24Dive into the shadows with Shell and Christina (Sasquatch and Sourdough Podcast) as they unpack their personal journeys through the supernatural, spirituality and unexplained mysteries. In this episode, they share real encounters, thought-provoking discussions and a dash of light-hearted weirdness.Christina shares the origin story behind her "Sasquatch and Sourdough" podcast and what sourdough has to do with the supernatural.They trio their experiences with paranormal encounters, spiritual awakenings and encounters with dark...
2025-04-171h 28
Breakthrough MomentsThe Power of Conflict Resolution – David Liddle on Building Trust and High-Performance Teams – #043In this episode of Breakthrough Moments, I sit down with David Liddle, a pioneer in conflict resolution, to explore his journey from working in race relations to reshaping how organizations handle conflict. We dive into how he founded the TCM Group, what sparked his shift from individual mediation to institutional change, and why leadership plays a critical role in workplace culture.David shares how organizations can move from being reactive to proactive when it comes to conflict, the importance of listening to employees, and how culture hubs can transform HR. We also touch on the surprising parallels between community conflict...
2025-02-0344 min
Edtech Tuesdays®28 David Liddle: Justice, what’s broken in the HR system and why grievance procedures don’t workDavid Liddle tells about his passion and he stands at the forefront of conflict resolution and organizational culture transformation.This is a conversation full of hope, curiosity, the power of restorative justice, and what we need in the future workplace. Meet David Liddle!What is broken in the HR system and how much does it cost? What’s wrong with grievance procedures, and what could be a better way? The benefit and impact of transformative and restorative justice is significant.With a degree in race and community relations and an MBA with distinction, Da...
2024-11-1150 min
People & Culture Essentials Videocast by PCATransforming Work with David Liddle ft. Sacha ThompsonDavid Liddle and Sacha Thompson discuss DEI, inclusive leadership and psychological safety at work... Sacha is the founder and CEO of The Equity Equation and she will be speaking with David Liddle, CEO of The TCM Group | Putting People First™️Become a MemberPRO at The PCA & Get Feature on the TW VideocastWrite to - info@peopleprofessionals.org Become a Member at The PCA. It's Free! Write to info@peopleprofessionals.org
2024-10-021h 01
People & Culture Essentials Videocast by PCATransforming Work with David Liddle ft. Andy GoramAndy Goram joins David Liddle to discuss Talent Retention, Human Leadership and Better Working on the Transforming Work videocast, produced by the PCA. Andy is the owner and lead consultant at Bizjuicer. He will be speaking with David Liddle who is the president of the People and Culture Association (PCA) and the CEO and Chief Consultant of The TCM Group Become a Member at The PCA. It's Free! Write to info@peopleprofessionals.org
2024-09-091h 03
The Organ PodcastEpisode 4 - Improvising at the movies with Darius Battiwalla - The challenge of rebuilding Sheffield Cathedral's Choir - Blind organist David LiddleIn this episode we hear Darius Battiwalla improvising to a 1920 silent horror film called 'The Cabinet of Dr Caligari. Sitting at the console of the 1972 Hradetzky organ at the Royal northern College of Music, Darius demonstrates some of the musical techniques he uses when improvising to silent films.http://www.dariusbattiwalla.com/Tom Daggett, Director of Music at Sheffield Cathedral, talks about the work he's doing to rebuild the cathedral's choir. https://www.sheffieldcathedral.org/cathedral-choirBlind organist and composer, David Aprahamian Liddle, explains the process of learning music through b...
2024-03-1147 min
The People Impact PodcastTaking the Grief Out of Grievance, with guest David LiddleDavid Liddle doesn’t beat about the bush as he identifies the root cause of toxicity in organisations: organisations get the culture and behaviours they deserve.
In order to create a turnaround, transformational justice is what David works towards.
David is the Chief Exec and founder of a consultancy called the TCM Group, which specialises in conflict resolution, culture change and leadership development programmes. Throughout his career he has focused on initiatives that promote mediation and majority justice.
He works with organizations to embed the principles of dialogue and justice, em...
2023-10-0629 min
Where You're Going Podcast - hosted by John Liddle7: Get Up, Make Something New, Go to BattleJohn Liddle, delves into a powerful story from the Bible, providing insights that inspire and challenge us to reframe our own battles. This episode, titled "Get Up, Make Something New, Go to Battle," is a solo exploration of personal growth, resilience, and the transformative power of picking ourselves up after setbacks. John begins by reflecting on a story from the Bible about David, who pleaded with God to spare his child. This story holds a personal significance for John, as it mirrors a time when he desperately sought divine intervention to save his own marriage.
2023-07-1215 min
The Conflict Tipping PodcastTransforming cultures in and outside the workplace with David Liddle MBA [Ep. 20]In this episode, Laura speaks with David Liddle, founder and CEO of the TCM Group, about his career as a dedicated mediator and 'people first' professional. Listen if you are interested in:
His early career mediating in estates in the UK
Transformational culture and restorative justice in the workplace
A role for mediators in broader social conflicts
Redefining HR in modern organisations
About David:
David has developed significant expertise and authority in the areas of people and culture, conflict resolution, leadership and organisational development. He is author of two highly acclaimed books, ‘MANAGING CONFLICT’ and ‘TRANSFORMATIONAL CULTURE...
2023-05-3046 min
The ASP with DT45. Ryan LiddleThe man, the myth, the legend Ryan Liddle has finally made his long overdue appearance on The ASP with DT Podcast for Episode 45! Has been a long time since we managed to catch up with each other so this episode was a great way to touch base and chat about Ryan and his crazy busy but rewarding life!This year marks 20 year in TV for the once youngest ever TV presenter in Australia and I learnt heaps about the media industry, Ryan's own personal journey, the art of being in the right place at the right time...
2023-05-121h 04
Geordie Lass & Doc Sass107. Advice you would give your younger self about finding the right partner!Cheers to the week! Anna is struggling from paddleboarding and has been in trouble again, this time with a different set of officers! Sara is back from rocky out to Coldplay at Wembly Arena. With a cameo from Craig David. The girls were living it up this week.
Love Desk - The age you are going to meet the love of your life. There's an amazing revelation with this one!!
Hot Topic - Advice you would give your younger self about finding the right partner! The girls have got lots to say...
2022-08-2538 min
The ASP with DT27. Ethan LiddleOur next guest on The ASP with DT is local hero Ethan Liddle! I've yet to hear a bad word about his young bloke and after sitting down and getting to know him more I can see why that is the case. Ethan is a humble champion with a real cheeky, funny streak in him which is loved by all his family and friends. Ethan likes to keep things pretty light but under his laid back persona is real determination and a desire to keep challenging himself. Ethan is a star footy player but it's connection to c...
2022-07-0440 min
Future of Work Hub Podcast SeriesIn Conversation with (June 2022) - David Liddle, CEO of TCM Group (Managing conflict)In the sixth episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series for 2022, Lucy Lewis speaks to David Liddle, founder and CEO of TCM Group and best selling author.David is passionate about reforming organisational culture and HR conflict resolution processes, believing we need to move away from the retributive systems of blame, shame and punishment within workplaces. David explains how managing conflict needs to become a strategic priority, with dialogue having primacy rather than retribution. Ultimately, HR will need to decide if they want to focus on people, culture and values or simply governance, rules and processes. David...
2022-06-0729 min
Climb In ConsultingEpisode 102: The Power Of Mediation And Communication In Business With David LiddleIn the latest episode of Climb in Consulting, Nick talks to David Liddle - the founder and CEO of The TCM Group. An award-winning provider of mediation, investigation, culture change and leadership development services to companies around the world.
David has always been driven by the power of dialogue to bring people together. An award-winning mediation, investigation, culture change and leadership development consultancy. It was a huge success attracting Lottery funding and national media coverage.
This eye-opening experience proved to him that people from all backgrounds, with competing goals, have the capacity to come together and create something positive. He...
2022-04-221h 33
The ASP with DT14. Robyn LiddleAnother great Alice Springs local joins The ASP with DT for episode 14 as Robyn Liddle shares some stories about her life and the way she sees our town and the world. Robyn is a STRONG woman and a great mother who speaks so beautifully about her experiences of parenting and the importance of self care!We also chat about her journey to becoming Indigenous Marathon Project Graduate number 107 in 2020 and the emotional and physical challenges involved with endurance sports. Robyn was and still is a vital cog in her local E-Girls football team and Pioneers club and r...
2022-02-2559 min
Genuinely You[David Liddle] Life is What You Make it - Creating Wins Life throws us lots of challenges but how we react to them makes all the difference. Todays guest has plenty of challenges –a business to run –from home, a wife who has to shield because of her health, two young children in a flat in London with no outside space and his active role in the scout movement. David Liddle’s approach is an example to us all.
Todays show is all about resilience, creativity, - looking for solutions rather than focusing on the problem.
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2021-05-2650 min
NOW of WorkA Digital Change Experience that Sticks-with David Henschel and Emily LiddleToday we get a sneak preview of Leapgen’s brand new change management services led by David Henschel and Emily Liddle in their presentation called a Digital Change Experience that Sticks.
David spent 7 years as a Lead Associate at Booz Allen, and ran his own consulting group before joining the Leapgen team, and Emily is a Digital Workforce Transformation Specialist who is a pioneer in the digital experience movement. In this episode we dig deep into why traditional change management has failed us during the pandemic and why it’s so important to evolve and thrive in 2021. I ho...
2021-01-0619 min
Elevating Employee ExperienceA Digital Change Experience that Sticks, with David Henschel and Emily LiddleToday we get a sneak preview of Leapgen’s brand new change management services led by David Henschel and Emily Liddle in their presentation called a Digital Change Experience that Sticks.
David spent 7 years as a Lead Associate at Booz Allen, and ran his own consulting group before joining the Leapgen team, and Emily is a Digital Workforce Transformation Specialist who is a pioneer in the digital experience movement. In this episode we dig deep into why traditional change management has failed us during the pandemic and why it’s so important to evolve and thrive in 2...
2021-01-0419 min
The David Cassidy ConnectionsIn conversation with Sharron Liddle, founder of the David Cassidy Group of Great BritainSharron Liddle has been a David Cassidy fan since the 1970s and is the driving force behind a happy trail of memorials around London which pay tribute to his legacy. Sharron runs the David Cassidy Group of Great Britain on Facebook, which strives to ensure his name and contribution to the musical and cultural fabric of the UK is never forgotten. Their first tribute was a plaque outside the stage door at the Phoenix Theatre where he starred in Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers. It was unveiled by radio presenter, Mike Read in September 2018. Other tr...
2020-10-0238 min
podcast – Without PrejudiceWithout Prejudice | 8 June 2012Charon QC chairs as Kim Evans, commissioning editor of The Justice Gap, and Carl Gardner discuss the conviction of the Spectator over the Rod Liddle piece on the Stephen Lawrence retrial, Hunt, Warsi and the ministerial code, the meaning of quasi-judicial, and Richard Moorhead’s plea for simpler laws.
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2012-06-0800 min