David Kendall's guest appearances

David Kendall

What's Your "And"?

Wabash On My Mind

Asbury Seminary Kentucky Chapel - Video

Asbury Seminary Kentucky Chapel

Mississippi Moments Podcast

The Space Economy

The FMC Radio Show-- Your Officially Unofficial Source for All Things Free Methodist

Barbell Voodoo Podcast

Encore Church Podcast

Things That Are Blank - Game Show

The Electrical Current

Davionne Garrett

Monica Agana

Mike Moore

Cole Martinez

Wade Johnson

Michael Mills

Greg Boyd

Derek Robinson

Chris Farley

Thomas Cox

Blake Harris

Ben Moore

Matthew Russell

Chris Martinez

Elon Musk

OwlTail

#99 - David Kendall

John visits David Kendall, Founder and CEO of Bold Legal, at his office in Denver, Colorado to talk about how his passion for cyclocross and his career as an attorney both involve leadership skills, taking risks, and how both satisfy his desire to pushing limits!

John visits David Kendall, Founder and CEO of Bold Legal, at his office in Denver, Colorado to talk about how his passion for cyclocross and his career as an attorney both involve leadership skills, taking risks, and how both satisfy his desire to pushing limits!

281: David Kendall is a CEO & Attorney & Cyclist [podcast]

David Kendall is our newcomer this week, battling it out with our returning champ. We hope you’re in the mood for some laughs, because this episode certainly has some!

David Kendall is our newcomer this week, battling it out with our returning champ. We hope you’re in the mood for some laughs, because this episode certainly has some!

Spenser Villwock interviews David Kendall, Director of Industry Affairs at IEC Platinum Partner, ABB, Electrification Products Division.  He is a Code Geek (term of affection), and an insightful and thoughtful industry expert.  David is truly a great partner in advancing the electrical and systems trade.  #WeAreIEC

#012 - Interview with David Kendall, Director of Industry Affairs at ABB

My guest this week is David Kendall, the Chair of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.David is a faculty member of the International Space University and was a Senior Executive at the Canadian Space Agency during his long career. While trained as a scientist, David has become an important leading expert on global space policy and law. Today we’re going to first discuss the current state of space policy in Canada followed by the global perspective.

My guest this week is David Kendall, the Chair of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space. David is a faculty member of the International Space University and was a Senior Executive at the Canadian Space Agency during his long career. While trained as a scientist, David has become an important leading expert on global space policy and law. Today we’re going to first discuss the current state of space policy in Canada followed by the global perspective.

Episode 44: David Kendall, Chair of the UN COPUOS on Canadian and Global Space Policy and Law

Prior to the Voting Rights Act of 1965, African-Americans across the South were denied the right to vote through the use of poll taxes, literacy tests and other tactics of suppression.  In 1964, David Kendall was a 20-year-old Indiana college student. In this episode, he recalls coming to Mississippi to participate in the voter registration drive known as Freedom Summer. Over the course of that summer, Kendall would be jailed multiple times. He shares his memories of that first arrest and being introduced to the best cheeseburger in Holly Springs.  In preparing for Freedom Summer, Civil Rights workers received extensive training in a variety of tactics, but he explains how growing up on a farm proved surprisingly useful in helping to gain the confidence of black farmers in the Delta.   Image: Voter Registration Holly Springs, McCain Library &amp; Archives, USM

Prior to the Voting Rights Act of 1965, African-Americans across the South were denied the right to vote through the use of poll taxes, literacy tests and other tactics of suppression.  In 1964, David Kendall was a 20-year-old Indiana college student. In this episode, he recalls coming to Mississippi to participate in the voter registration drive known as Freedom Summer. Over the course of that summer, Kendall would be jailed multiple times. He shares his memories of that first arrest and being introduced to the best cheeseburger in Holly Springs.  In preparing for Freedom Summer, Civil Rights workers received extensive training in a variety of tactics, but he explains how growing up on a farm proved surprisingly useful in helping to gain the confidence of black farmers in the Delta. Image: Voter Registration Holly Springs, McCain Library &amp; Archives, USM

MSM 494 David Kendall - Freedom Summer and Jailhouse Cheeseburgers

Noted attorney David Kendall '66 talks of defending the First Amendment, his law career, his time at Wabash, and the Freedom Summer of 1964. (Episode 30)

Noted attorney David Kendall '66 talks of defending the First Amendment, his law career, his time at Wabash, and the Freedom Summer of 1964. (Episode 30)

David Kendall

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