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The Moth Radio Hour: In The Name of Love

In this hour, stories about everyone’s favorite subject - love. Hosted by The Moth's Senior Producer, Meg Bowles. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media. Host: Meg Bowles Storytellers: Suzie Afridi, Dan Larsen, Gabrielle Shea, Jim Obergefell

Building Tomorrow: ACEC Minnesota's Vision for Engineering Education

Welcome to Engineering Influence, a podcast by the American Council of Engineering Companies. In this episode, we delve into the creation and mission of the Engineering Education Foundation of America (EEFA), founded by ACEC Minnesota. John Curry, Executive Director of ACEC Minnesota, and Dan Larso…

50. Get Paid: What's New in Accounts Receivable Solutions with Dan Larsen, VP Product Management at DI

We’re continuing the conversation on getting paid by chatting and learning from Dan Larsen, VP of Product Management at Dental Intelligence, and discussing outstanding AR. We dive into what's new in the world of accounts receivable solutions and how automation is changing the game for the better. T…

Episode 82 Dan Larsen and Patrick Bishop: Discovery of the Joseph Smith Daguerreotype

In 1992, Dan Larsen’s mother, Lois Smith Larsen, daughter of Frederick Madison Smith, RLDS Church President, and son of Joseph Smith III, bequeathed him some family heirlooms. One was a pocket watch with a Joseph Smith III monogram. The second was a similar but smaller locket. The locket was gold-p…

Brother Joseph Again | What Did Joseph Smith Really Look Like? (LDS)

Send us Fan Mail Is there a real photograph of Joseph Smith? In this Latter-day Saint (LDS) episode, Tia Smith sits down with researcher Patrick Bishop and forensic artist Joseph Brickey to examine a daguerreotype hidden inside a family locket — passed down through Joseph Smith's own descendants — …

Episode 28: Stop Doing the Job You Already Left | Dan Larsen, DCI Inc.

Dan Larsen took a CEO title he had always wanted, then spent a year learning it was the wrong seat for who he is. He came out of it with a coach, an honest look at what he is actually good at, and a rule he now builds everything around. Point the strategy the right way, then get the right people in…