Hosted by David Green "@DaveCutsATL" · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 47 episodes
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We Barbers already know how to cut and fade... Go Beyond the Barber's Chair into all the other parts of being a Barber, building and protecting our businesses while finding new and better ways to thrive in the art of Barbering. We help Barbers position ourselves for success, avoid wallet-shrinking mistakes, and continue to grow in our craft for years to come.
David Green "@DaveCutsATL" hosts Beyond the Barber's Chair, a arts show with 47 episodes published.
About this episode... I really hope that all Barbers either hear this episode or learn about Autism in some way. In all candor, this has probably been the most challenging introduction for me to write. While I want to co
About this episode... Well... he said that I would start cutting without straining my body and/or the pain... ...and he was right. We were originally going to record this immediately after the workshop in September of 20
We get taught one way to hold our shears, our bodies, and our clippers, and then we have to take it from there. About this episode... Ergonimics for Barbers... I have been looking high and low for ergonomic developments
I see a skin disorder... a splotch... seems innocent enough, but I'm not sure that it is... About this episode... I often share the story from a couple years ago where I saw a brown splotch on a client's head. He got it
I'm getting people in my chair, but they're not my favorite people to hang out with... About this episode... Marketing ourselves as Barbers can be tricky. Yes, we are all supposed to take on all comers, yet each of us ha
We've all tried to sneak a bite in between clients - what if we didn't have to do it? About this episode... This episode hits close to home... I am just as guilty as anyone else of trying to eat something really quickly
It takes a lot of work, yet my Google listing brings in more customers than my Instagram. About this episode... I am very excited about this episode...it has taken a long time to make it happen... Why Google is so import
Can we carry our shears in a carry on bag? Who can we ask to make sure? About this episode... Nearly every week or so, I see Barbers asking about what we can and cannot keep in our carry on bags when we fly. As I go thro
Dangit - this guy is always doing dumb stuff in the Barbershop... What can I do about it? About this episode... In the game of chess, each piece has its own role and its own job... and it is our job to use our pieces tog
What if you could open a Barbershop in a Publix shopping center (or another high-traffic location)? What do they knw that we don't know? About this episode... Most of the Barbershop owners I have met opened their shop by
Hackers aren't trying to into my Barbershop, Right?.... Right? About this episode... Are hackers tryin specifically to get into a Barbershop's network and computers? Or is it a numbers game where they just try a lot of t
Hackers aren't interested in Barbershops, Right?.... Right? About this episode... A casino was hacked though a thermometer in a fish tank several years ago... ...but aren't Barbershops too small for a hacker to try to ge
It's in Barbicide, so it's okay.... Right? ....Right? About this episode... Walk into any Barbershop, and we will see Barbiicide on almost every station... We will also probably see varying shades of blue inside each bot
I don't want my customers seeing my disinfect... or do I?.. About this episode... if it is true that perception is reality, then we control what our clients think about us... Which means that we control our first image b
The Barbicide messed up my shears... right? About this episode... When a Barber first learns about how to use Barbicide in school, we know to sanitize our combs and other tools, and then put them into Barbicide for 10 mi
That blue stuff in the jar... I've got so many questions.... About this episode... IF WE'RE BEING HONEST... How many of us Barbers REALLY know the right way to use Barbicide? Yeah.... me, neither. Ivan Zoot breaks it all
What happens when two Barbers start talking? We talk for hours without missing a beat! About this episode... This is the first time I was interviewed by another podcaster. I had run across his podcast and found something
Sure, the swivel thumb shears feel good, but what are they doing to help Barbers? About this episode... Willy Hyde is the Director of Education for SharkFin Shears, a shears manufacturing company which focuses on the erg
Whether we are behind the Barber's chair, or out and about, or at home, if we are in pain, we are not fun to be around. About this episode... Every now and then, one statement can sum up an entire concept. Willy Hyde is
"They" (whoever "they" is) told me that if I'm going to switch to a swivel thumb shear, that I should do it early in my career... it didn't sound right, but... About this episode... Almost every person I know who cuts wi
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Beyond the Barber's Chair is hosted by David Green "@DaveCutsATL". The show is categorised under arts (fashion) and has published 47 episodes.
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