Best Dave Ingram Podcasts (2025)

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Deforestation and Feedback Loops 19:23

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What if the world's largest rainforest became a savanna? The Sahara was once lush. Could the Amazon face a similar fate within a generation? Deforestation isn't just about trees. It's also about changing global weather patterns. Understanding environmental feedback loops is key to preparing for our future. Read this story at https://crossingthinice…

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Episode #22 Summer insanity recap 1:01:32

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Send us a message Episode #22 Summer Insanity recap. Dave, Heidi, and Pete recap the Pitfest weekend roadtrip. Dave and Heidi’s onstage marriage proposal. Plus Pete discusses getting too drunk and not remembering everything after the Benediction set at Pitfest. Plus we discuss Full Rewind festival and Dave’s muddy Wacken adventure .…

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AI Simulations for Risk Managers 15:29

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Ever wished you could practice for those critical conversations or high-stakes scenarios before they happen? In this episode of Crossing Thin Ice, Max Rudolph and David Ingram dive into the transformative power of AI simulations for risk management and professional development. Discover how these innovative AI-powered role-playing games allow Chief…

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Endings: The Final Episode 1:52:49

28d ago1:52:49

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Well, friends, here it is. After 13 years, the Book Fight podcast is finally riding off into the sunset. Join us for one final episode, as we look back at what we've learned, read some listener tributes, and take our last trip to Appelation Station. Thanks, as always, for listening. It's been a great ride! I don't think either of us imagined, when …

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Demographics and Destiny 28:32

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Everything we know about economic growth is about to change. Demographics hold the key.This discussion explores how global demographics, from declining birth rates in developed nations to population growth in Africa, will redefine national and global GDP, reshape industries like insurance, and challenge political stability. We dive into the interco…

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Endings: A Passage to India with Elisa Gabbert 1:12:19

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We're joined by Elisa Gabbert (Any Person is the Only Self, Normal Distance) to discuss E.M. Forster's 1924 novel A Passage to India, and also to speculate wildly about why this was the last novel Forster ever wrote. You can find selections of Gabbert's work (and links to buy her books) on her website: http://www.elisagabbert.com/ And if you like o…

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Risks and Reward 18:46

2M ago18:46

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Do you believe higher risk always leads to higher returns? This podcast challenges that conventional wisdom. Max Rudolph and Dave Ingram explore the critical roles of judgment, timing, and execution in achieving successful outcomes. Through real-world examples and insightful discussions, they reveal why many businesses operate below the efficient f…

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Endings: Nothing to Be Frightened Of 1:34:25

2M ago1:34:25

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We're joined by Sam Ashworth (The Death and Life of August Sweeney) to talk about the ultimate ending: death. Our book this week is Julian Barnes' 2008 memoir about death and dying, Nothing to Be Frightened Of. We discuss ruminative books, and whether all narratives need to have an arc. Plus: the triumphant return of Judge a Book By Its Cover. Than…

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Episode #21 Dave introduces a new co-host 1:02:44

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Send us a message Episode #21 Dave introduces a new co-host… Pete turns over the controls to the ship to allow Dave to introduce out our part time co-host HEIDI.. This is an awesome episode with everyone getting to know Heidi..By David Ingram & Crusty Pete

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Episode #20 Dave talks Benedictions recent American shows. 49:23

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Send us a message Episode #20 Dave discuss the recent Benediction American gigs. Dave and Pete discuss Dave‘s gigs in America and Benediction play MDF..By David Ingram & Crusty Pete

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Endings: A Clockwork Orange (and fanfiction!) 1:15:15

2M ago1:15:15

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No guest this week, as we wanted to do an episode with just the two of us, here at the mid-point of our final season. For our reading, we dive into A Clockwork Orange, which Mike had somehow never read. Meanwhile, not only had Tom read it, he wrote a paper about its ending, back in his undergrad days, which by some miracle (or anal-retentiveness?) …

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Beware the Myths of AI 27:47

3M ago27:47

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Are AI myths clouding your judgment? Join Dave and Max as they debunk the two most common fantasies about artificial intelligence, revealing the true story of its capabilities and risks. Discover the balance between harnessing AI as a partner and maintaining human oversight. This episode is a must for anyone navigating the evolving landscape of AI …

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Endings: Heartburn with Katherine Hill 1:24:23

3M ago1:24:23

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We're joined one last time by fan favorite Katherine Hill (A Short Move) to talk about Nora Ephron's 1983 novel Heartburn, a thinly veiled account of the author's divorce from Carl Bernstein. Specifically: Why does it seem like everyone is reading this book right now? And is it somehow the godmother of the recent spate of Millenial divorce books? A…

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Time to Update your Scenarios? 19:20

3M ago19:20

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Recent economic volatility, geopolitical tensions, and climate impacts are reshaping the landscape of risk. With insights on the importance of adapting scenario planning in turbulent times, this episode emphasizes preparing for unexpected futures and reevaluating assumptions to avoid costly missteps. Dave and Max highlight the interconnectedness of…

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Endings: Quartet in Autumn w/ Dave Housley 1:16:01

3M ago1:16:01

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A season of endings, but also beginnings: our first Barbara Pym! The celebrated British novelist had a bit of a career slump; after publishing six novels between 1950 and 1961, she couldn't find a home for her seventh, and didn't publish anything for more than a decade. Then, in 1977, Quartet in Autumn appeared, and was shortlisted for the Booker P…

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SEC Risk Disclosures 11:32

3M ago11:32

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Think you understand corporate risk? Listen in as we explore the ins and outs of SEC disclosures. Are the risks that matter the most being buried? What do you need to know to properly understand the Risk Factors section of the SEC filings.By Dave Ingram and Max Rudolph

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Endings: Flash Fiction with Christopher Gonzalez 1:25:08

4M ago1:25:08

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The problem with writing very short stories is that it forces you to write more endings, which are the hardest part! At least that's our opinion. But we bring on writer and Barrelhouse fiction editor Christopher Gonzalez (I'm Not Hungry But I Could Eat, 2021) to school us in how to stick the landing on flash fiction. Chris chose four very different…

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Enhancing Your Creativity with AI 14:46

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Explore how AI can enhance creative problem-solving within risk management. Dave and Max discuss the importance of adapting to emerging risks and the role AI can play in this process. From generating innovative ideas to providing instant feedback and keeping track of complex iterative processes, AI serves as a powerful partner for risk professional…

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Endings: The Last Days of Roger Federer 1:11:30

4M ago1:11:30

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We kick off the final season of Book Fight with a guest-free episode--like the old days! Our reading this week is Geoff Dyer's 2022 book The Last Days of Roger Federer, and Other Endings. Which seemed thematically appropriate as we come to our own ending (of the podcast; we're not dying or anything).…

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Emerging Risks and the Insurer’s Dilemma 18:03

5M ago18:03

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Insurance only works if we can all keep up with the rapid changes being brought on by climate change. In this podcast, Max Rudolph explores the challenges insurers face with wildfires, hurricanes, and the struggle to set fair premiums. They discuss the need for community resilience, regulatory shifts, and innovative predictive modeling. Join them t…

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Anti-ERM Beliefs 18:13

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Anyone who has worked in Risk Management has encountered individuals who, for one reason or another, do not believe that ERM is beneficial to a company. In this podcast, Max and Dave examine 10 common Anti-ERM Beliefs and suggest ways to address them.By Dave Ingram and Max Rudolph

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Just Around the Corner: 2025 Stress Scenarios 22:36

6M ago22:36

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Discover four scenarios that could reshape our world and your business. Max and Dave are always talking about how important it is to do stress tests. Here are some examples of today’s risks to get you started. Each of these scenarios is built off a plausible extrapolation of recent trends. This podcast offers a deep dive into the dynamics that coul…

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Top Emerging Risks for 2025 18:19

6M ago18:19

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Are we ready for the next wave of challenges? As the world evolves, so do the risks that come with it. From climate change to geopolitical tensions and the rapid rise of AI, the landscape is shifting in ways we may not fully comprehend. These emerging threats can disrupt businesses, economies, and even our daily lives. It's crucial to stay informed…

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Ocean Acidification and the AMOC 18:09

7M ago18:09

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Climate change isn’t just about heat. It’s also changing the chemistry of our oceans, with serious consequences for marine life and food security. In this episode of Crossing Thin Ice, we examine how ocean acidification could accelerate ecosystem collapse. By Max RudolphBy Dave Ingram and Max Rudolph

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Own Factor Risk Formulas 20:14

7M ago20:14

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Are you using RBC for your company’s risk capital calculations? In this episode of Crossing Thin Ice, Dave Ingram and Max Rudolph dive into the power of Own Factor Risk Formulas—customized risk metrics that can give insurers a clearer, faster, and more accurate picture of their capital needs that is easy to explain to executives and boards. From hi…

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Interview with Colin Ingram (Lead Producer) 51:35

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While we were in New York for the closing of Back to the Future The Musical on Broadway we got chatting to Colin Ingram, Lead Producer for Back to the Future The Musical and thought it would be great to interview him and ask some of the many burning questions from fans! Why didn’t we get a Broadway cast recording? Will we ever see the show return t…

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Does the Starting Point Matter? 19:18

7M ago19:18

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When building scenarios - It certainly does! Think about how the 2008 financial crisis reshaped economic forecasts. Those who clung to pre-crisis assumptions faced severe consequences. Acknowledging a new starting point means more resilient strategies. By Max RudolphBy Dave Ingram and Max Rudolph

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Align ERM to the Company 22:17

8M ago22:17

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Ever wonder why the ‘best practices’ in ERM often fail? Here’s the secret. ERM that does not fit the company will be rejected. It will not transform the company. Imagine an ERM program that your whole company supports. That is what you need. By Dave IngramBy Dave Ingram and Max Rudolph

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Interview with Bob Gale – What’s in store for Back to the Future The Musical in 2025? 53:25

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We last interviewed the one and only Bob Gale back in June 2021 ahead of the West End opening, so we were thrilled to catch up with him again recently to chat about everything that’s in store for Back to the Future The Musical in 2025! 🤯 We asked Bob to tell us about some of his highlights from Broadway and taking the show on the road with the Nort…

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Holiday Spectacular: SKRUJ! 1:21:47

8M ago1:21:47

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It's that time of year again: our annual holiday episode, where we invite several members of the Barrelhouse editorial team to read and discuss a very sexy holiday-themed novel. This year's book is SKRUJ: Holidate with an Alien, by bestselling author Honey Phillips. The book is a retelling, of a sort, of the Dickens Christmas classic, but starring …

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Adaptor - A Vital New Business Role 18:56

9M ago18:56

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The future belongs to those who learn to adapt. In this, the 48th episode of Crossing Thin Ice, Dave Ingram and Max Rudolph dive into the importance of adaptability in modern business. Explore how the new Adaptor role will help companies to anticipate challenges, leverage opportunities, and embed resilience into every decision.…

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The Pink Panther 1:06:20

9M ago1:06:20

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We wrap up our noir season with one final episode, this one discussing the 1963 Peter Sellers movie The Pink Panther, and the series more generally, which spoofed many of the tropes of the noir/detective genres. We also look back at the season--what we learned from diving into the noir genre, and our favorite books. If you like this episode, we've …

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Nadira Goffe on Blacktop Wasteland 1:12:40

9M ago1:12:40

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We welcome Nadira Goffe (culture writer for Slate) to talk about a Black, Southern noir from S.A. Cosby. We learn about Nadira's love of the Fast and the Furious franchise, her fear of actual driving, and her mixed feelings about an over-the-top metaphor. Plus: Mike gets pedantic about dialogue tags, and Tom realizes there's a limit to how many car…

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Risks for 2025 and Beyond 18:57

9M ago18:57

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From China’s aging population and economic slowdown to India’s tech-fueled growth, from the decline of globalization to the rise of AI and climate disruptions, we explore how emerging risks intertwine to drive the future of our risks in 2025 and beyond. Whether you’re a board member, risk manager, or just live on this planet, join us as we navigate…

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Tod Goldberg on Winter's Bone 1:22:05

9M ago1:22:05

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We welcome back best-selling crime novelist Tod Goldberg to talk about one of his favorite books, by one of his favorite authors. Daniel Woodrell's 2006 novel was the basis for the 2012 film of the same name, which netted Jennifer Lawrence an Oscar nomination at the age of 20. The movie is a pretty faithful adaptation of the novel, though the book'…

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Daniel DiFranco on Do Evil in Return 1:09:52

9M ago1:09:52

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We're joined by novelist and high-school music teacher Daniel DiFranco (Panic Years, Devil on My Trail) to discuss the Margaret Millar novel Do Evil in Return, a staple of the noir genre. We talk about the line between serious and campy, how to move plot forward in a novel, and the difficulty of endings. For more about our guest, including where to…

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Spillover Revisited #46 21:19

10M ago21:19

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In this episode of Crossing Thin Ice, we revisit the crucial topic of zoonotic spillover diseases and their evolving impact. From the ongoing challenges posed by COVID-19 to the growing concern about bird flu spreading through mammals, including dairy herds, the discussion highlights what we’ve learned—and what we still need to monitor. Special foc…