Podcast appearances and mentions of ben bowers

Simon Sakhai, one of the world's foremost longevity experts, shares his expertise on the 12 hallmarks of aging, what the latest research is saying about sugars and longevity, his recommendations for a Vipassana and Transcendental Meditation practice and why he believes if you're taking Resveratrol, you should stop right now.

In this episode, we're going to recognise some exceptional researchers here in the UK. We talk to Dr Ben Bowers and Dr Steve Bradley, this year's winners of the Royal College of GPs and Society for Academic Primary Care early career researcher award. For more information about the award, see below two interviews with Ben and Steve on the RCGP website:Dr Ben Bowers: https://www.rcgp.org.uk/Blog/SAPC-OECR-Awards-2024-Ben-BowersDr Steve Bradley: https://www.rcgp.org.uk/Blog/SAPC-OECR-Awards-2024-Stephen-BradleyCongratulations to Ben and Steve!

Dr Jonathann Kuo shares his expertise on regenerative medicine with Ben Bowers for a stimulating conversation.

Charley Boorman is a TV presenter, global explorer, and travel writer famed for travelling the world with Ewan McGregor on the popular TV shows The Long Way Round, The Long Way Up and The Long Way Down. Ben Bowers is a presenter, a men's health campaigner and an event commentator. Ant Partridge is a custom motorcycle builder, a television personality, and now is a dabbler in stand-up comedy. Charley, Ben and Ant as a trio are the hosts of MCN's The Nod Podcast, a mindful motorcycling podcast and this week, The Nod joins Driven for a podcast crossover episode.For the first time ever, The Driven Chat Podcast has recorded a crossover with another pod, and who better to do it with than our friends at The Nod? Perhaps unsurprisingly, there is a motorcycle focus to this week's episode; however, fear not - non-bikers, we're pretty sure you'll enjoy it regardless of how many wheels you like on your vehicles.John Marcar and Amy Shore sit down with Charley, Ben and Ant for a good old chat, and that very conversation results in this week's podcast.The Driven Chat podcast is brought to you by Paramex Digital. It is available to stream on all the usual podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, Audible and more. For more information on Driven, visit www.drivenchat.comContact the show via email: podcast@drivenchat.comGet involved;WATCH >> Driven on YouTubeFOLLOW >> Driven on InstagramDISCUSS >> Driven on FacebookONLINE >> Driven.Site Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Coming soon! The Nod - an original mindful motorcycle podcast from MCN. Join your hosts Ben Bowers, Charley Boorman and Ant Partridge as they venture into the rich world of motorbike subculture, wellbeing, and mental health with a new guest from all corners of society each episode. Joined by F1 World Champion Damon Hill, British Superbike Rider Shakey Byrne, and world-renowned legend D*Face to name a few. Ben, Ant, and Charley talk about it all, from finding solace in two wheels on the open road, to grappling with grief. Get a taster of the first series here...

In advance of Season 4 we're throwing out some bonus episodes to highlight paddlers doing inspirational stuff on the water. Casper Steinfeth completed the latest in his Viking Crossing series completing the 123km challenge on his hydrofoil. Check him out at https://www.redbull.com/int-en/athlete/casper-steinfath (https://www.redbull.com/int-en/athlete/casper-steinfath) His first Viking crossing is here : https://www.redbull.com/int-en/films/skagerrak-film (https://www.redbull.com/int-en/films/skagerrak-film) Ben Bowers has put together an incredible team to complete The Big Stand Up, a charity paddle for Movember, raising money for the men's health charity. The team consists of Charley Boorman (Adventurer/Presenter), James Phelps (Fred Weasley, Harry Potter), Damon Hill (F1 World Champion), James Haskell (England Rugby), Chloe Madeley (Presenter/Fitness Coach), Matthew Wright (Journalist, Presenter), D*Face (Street Artist), Amy Voce (Radio presenter), Nick and Giles English (Bremont Watches Founders), expedition organiser Ben Bowers and friend of the podcast and guest on Episode 32 Paul Hyman. As Ben explains in this interview, he's had two spells of testicular cancer and some low periods of mental health and through his mates and getting out there in nature he's gained some real benefits from paddleboarding. Give Ben a follow on Instagram @iambenbowers Contribute to the fundraising at https://uk.movember.com/team/2398449 (https://uk.movember.com/team/2398449) Finally, Brendon Prince has reached Bude on his circumnavigation of Great Britain, check out his updates on his you tube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJatVfJi_TTGOE2JbzujzHw (The Long Paddle) Support this podcast

Tom talks to Homer Central School girls' soccer coach Ben Bowers about their 8-1 season, playing during the Covid-19 pandemic and his path to becoming a teacher and coach for the Trojans.

In a Movember Special, Ben Bowers joins Joe and Gordon. Ben is a two-time testicular cancer survivor, and now spends his time as a men's health advocate and ambassador for the Movember movement. We discuss Ben's experience surviving testicular cancer, the importance of checking yourself regularly, his journey with IVF and Ben's top three benefits of having no testicles.Show Notes Ben's TwitterBen’s InstagramMovember Foundation Testicular Cancer (NHS) Liminal Podcast is for people trying to learn how to deal with life when the rug gets pulled from under your feet. Join Gordon and Joe on their journey into liminal space, as they speak frankly and honestly with friends and experts about their experiences, and ways to deal with change in a healthy way, be that through humour, self-care, science, or spirituality.We’d love to hear from you! If you want to get in touch click here.Liminal Podcast couldn’t happen without the support of our team, as always massive thank you to Harry for writing the theme music, Haley for creating our logo and Leah for everything she does behind the scenes. Thank you to everyone who rates and reviews the show, we really appreciate it.Subscribe to Liminal PodcastApple PodcastsYouTubeSpotifyStitcherFollow us on social mediaFacebookInstagramTwitterTikTok

Our guest is Ben Bowers: @benbowersxp Bowers leads a much travelled rock n roll lifestyle as a specialist guitar tech for big name bands and now is a firm fixture for Rival Sons tech crew. Be sure to share in his countless amazing stories of his life on the road travelling the globe In this chat we cover: + Been stranded in Austin TX as the pandemic heightened + The landscape of the Music Industry and Live Gigs after the lockdown + How he found himself in the industry and became a face on the scene + Band Tour Managing + His specialist tech role for Rival Sons + His appreciation and the focus and main objective for Rival Sons + When the band were on the 'Late Late Show with James Corden' + Seeing a band work their way up the ladder of success + Endless Touring across the Globe + His own band 'Blind Haze' and balancing his two roles + A special permanent loan that he was bestowed to him from Michael Miley + His incredible 'Rolling Stones' story + His love for his favourite pub 'The Grove Inn' + His passion for climbing Be sure to tune in and tap into the good vibes that are gonna be oozing throughout each chat Add @benrandm on Instagram to be able to join in for future live Loose Lips chats and @Pop.Cult.Chic to be in the know for the latest exclusive drops of essential content Live the Life You Love Love the Life You Live

“How living with no nuts takes balls” Ben Bowers.Oh, what an amazing character this guest is. I was going to divide this episode up because it's long, but I haven't because damn it's too good and you won't want to stop listening. Movember ambassador and cancer survivor Ben Bowers battled testicular cancer not once, but twice. Embracing his nickname 'No Balls', Ben tells us extremely honestly and bravely about his unbelievable journey from the discovery of the first lump, major operation one, his chemo journey (whilst his then wife was pregnant), to having a baby whilst going through this battle. Then how this impossibly hard time led to the demise of his happiness and then his marriage, to then finding another lump - a second dose of cancer meaning another operation, more chemo, depression, breakdown. Then we talk about how he managed to turn this horrendous and very, very scary journey in to a positive. Ben really opens up about what he has learnt about himself from this ordeal and he gives the most incredible advice about the importance of opening up to friends and family, having the courage to ask friend's for support, how getting help and therapy is vital and how listening and communicating is the key to life..What he is doing for mental health, for Movember, for raising awareness of cancer and communicating and improving mens health is so inspiring. Thank god so much good has come from what was so hard..It is humbling, so raw, so emotional. Meet Ben Bowers..Movember: https://uk.movember.com/ TACKLING PROSTATE CANCER, TESTICULAR CANCER, MENTAL HEALTH AND SUICIDE PREVENTION.Follow Ben Bowers: @iambenbowersMindset Unfiltered: @mindsetunfilteredpodcastAlex Legouix: @alkilegouix.Artwork by @tamasbtoth.#testicularcancer, #prostatecancer, #cancer, #menshealth, #movember, #cancersucks, #health, #cancerawareness, #cancerfighter, #movemberfoundation, #cancersurvivor, #fitness, #men, #testicularcancerawareness, #mentalhealth, #cancerjourney, #mentalhealthawareness, #chemotherapy, #mindsetunfiltered, #mindset, #mentalattitude, #alexlegouix

Eric Yang started Gear Patrol as a side hustle to his job at CBS because the publications he knew we missing the mark when it came to product coverage. "The men's magazines out there -- GQ, Esquire -- they were increasingly unrelatable to me," Yang said on this week's episode of the Digiday Podcast. "For me it wasn't about a Brioni suit and living your best lifestyle in New York. I had my own personal interests, and that for me crossed over between automotive and tech, and you had magazines that were just really focused on bro culture in men." That was in 2007. A few years later as Gear Patrol took off, Yang and his colleague Ben Bowers quit their jobs at CBS to dedicate themselves to the site full-time. They've since announced a minority stake investment from Hearst (last April), launched a print magazine and e-commerce efforts and landed about 5.5 million unique visitors in what was recently their "best month ever," in Yang's estimation. "We've been profitable every single year at Gear Patrol except for the year we took investment because we were growing," Yang said. He adds that about 40 to 50% of their traffic comes from SEO, not social media or other sources. "It's a lot of direct traffic, and the direct traffic is actually growing, for us." Yang talked about when he decided to leave CBS and make growing Gear Patrol his full-time job, the thin line between media and commerce companies and how the website's reluctance to depend on social media turned out to be a smart move.

In this episode, Amy and Paulie are joined once again by Ben Bowers, who gives us a detailed trip report on his family sojourn to Walt Disney World, and OH are there outtakes!

Moustaches and Motorcycles. Henry Crew is riding a Ducati Scrambler around the world with a couple of goals in mind. One is to be the youngest person to ride a motorcycle around the world and the other is to create awareness for the Movember Foundation. To better understand why you should grow a moustache in November, we spoke with Ben Bowers in the UK. For photos and more on this episode go to https://adventureriderradio.com. Subscribe and rate us on iTunes or your favourite podcast app.

An explosive (or not...) final episode of our fourth season in which we try a Gordon & MacPhail cask strength Miltonduff whisky, which was 20 years old and an absolute beaut! We were lucky enough to sit down with G&M's very own Ben Bowers at the Newcastle Whisky festival and discuss how the company is evolving, and try the whisky itself. We play some tracks, as always, to accompany the whisky, and this time we focussed on festival headliners to keep in with the theme of the whisky festival we attended. We also have a song suggestion from a twitter friend we met at the festival, Scott Munro, and do the usual Science Bit, and Dramier League Table. Please follow us on twitter @thisismydram, and visit our website http://www.thisismydram.com. Cheers! This Is My Dram have a PRS LOML licence to play full tracks on the podcast.

The Risks in Flood Waters with Dr. Ben Bowers

Andy & Stu are joined by a very special guest from Gordon & MacPhail; Ben Bowers (aka @adramaday), who brings along a Bunnahabhain sherry matured Cask Strength G&M expression to taste. This is paired with a some music themed around covers and remixes to reflect how Gordon & MacPhail release different versions of whisky from some classic distilleries. The lads also try a relegation dram, Fujikai 10yr, an "interesting" dram to say the least! They also have a much more pleasant experience trying some fudge from @iheartwhisky. Follow This Is My Dram on Twitter @thisismydram and check out the brand new website thisismydram.com. Sláinte!

The controversy over Beam Suntory's sudden decision to change its plans for a Booker's Bourbon price hike during the New Year's holiday weekend left both retailers and consumers confused. We'll look at whisky pricing from the retailer's perspective with Ryan Maloney of Julio's Liquors in the Boston suburb of Westborough, Massachusetts, and he'll explain how retailers set their prices and work with whisky makers and distributors. We'll also catch up with Ben Bowers as he winds up his "A Dram a Day" campaign to raise money for a British children's hospital on WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, Constellation Brands is still expanding its craft distilling portfolio with a deal announced this week for a stake in Virginia's Catoctin Creek Distillery, frequent fliers will find a new Bourbon bar in Louisville's airport, and with the inauguration of Donald Trump closing in, a signed bottle of the Scotch Whisky bottled for his first Scottish golf course is going on the auction block.

Join Pat Andersen, Diamond Elite with Zija Internation as she interviews Dr Ben Bowers. They will talk about the Moringa tree and all the naturally occuring nutrients along with the complete product line Zija has manufactured with this amazing botonical.

Across the Atlantic in the British West Indies a close cousin of Highlife was created, starting in the small coastal islands of Trinidad and Tobago. Calypso music dates back to the earliest decades of the 20th centuryt, and has long been synonymous with the yearly Carnival celebrations held in the islands. J'Ouvert (pronounced 'joovey' in the West Indies) is a contraction of the French 'jour ouvert' meaning 'opening day', the first day of Carnival. This series presents gems from Calypso's golden era with highlites from its evolution into the Soca music of the 1970's 1. Lord Ivanhoe & His Caribbean Knights - Belinda 2. Lord Creator - Big Bamboo 3. Lord Kitchener - Kitch 4. Mighty Terror - No carnival in Britain 5. Lord Kitchener - Don’t Touch Him 6. Lord Beginner - Mix up matrimony 7. Lord Kitchener - If you're not white you're black 8. Lord Kitchener - Mommie 9. Ben Bowers & Bertie King's Royal Jamaicans - Naughty Little Flea 10. Delbon Johnson - It's Always like Springtime in Nassau 11. Charlie Binger & His Quartet - Jamaica Is The Place To Go 12. Unknown - Tropical Bird 13. Lord Kitchener - Sour Apple 14. Lord Ivanhoe & His Caribbean Knights - Junie 15. Lord Kitchener - Black Pudding