Podcast appearances and mentions of ben cannon

Executive Director of the Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC), Ben Cannon joins the Exchange.

Voice for Victims founder and Toutai Kefu's neighbour, Ben Cannon, joined Peter Gleeson on 4BC Drive to react to the news that one of the teens involved in the Toutai Kefu home invasion has appealed his sentence.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Voice for Victims advocate, Ben Cannon, joined Jason Dasey on Summer Drive following the group's meeting with Premier Miles.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Following Cliffo's experience with youth crime a few weeks ago, Cliffo and Bronte spoke to Ben Cannon, advocate for the community group ‘Voice for Victims.' Ben was injured in 2021 after he went to the aid of neighbour and former Wallabies player Totai Kefu when he was allegedly assaulted by youths in a Brisbane home invasion. Ben talks about his recent meeting with our leaders and what they should be doing to create change.Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/cliffo-and-gabiSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you own a 4WD in Qld, chances are you'll get bogged at the worst possible moment. Plus, Lions' legend - Tom Rockliff - believes in this year's team chances. Ben Cannon is standing up against youth crime. And, where did your teeth end up??See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John MacKenzie chats with Aaron McLeod, President of The Crime and Justice Action Group, following his attendance at a victims of crime rally in Brisbane. A massive crowd met in the streets outside parliament to demand action from the Palaszczuk after distraught Queenslanders have had enough of exacerbating crime and disorder around the state. Aaron was able to have a discussion with Queensland Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll to put additional pressure on the government for immediate action. The rally was organised by "Voice for Victims" founder, Ben Cannon.

Anti-violent crime campaigner Ben Cannon joins the show reflect on his experience with home invasion See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Introducing a new podcast about truly independent music. In each episode, Ben Cannon and MP Cavalier introduce 10 newly released songs from bands on small labels, indie labels, or no labels at all. These are the bands you find by accident in small local record shops and those places on the internet where the hunt for new music is as much fun as finding it. We'll talk about why we love this music, tell some stories, and hopefully help you find your new favorite band. Our first episode is a long one, but you'll hear 10 amazing new tracks from artists on the verge of the verge. And, you'll get our "Plus Ones", two tracks that aren't so "new", but were part of our personal journeys to "Let's Play Ten". This episode's playlist (links are embedded):Stay Outside, "Wood Panel Prince"Rat Tally, "Zombies"Wildermiss, "W.I.F.I."Saint Aubin, "Where Did I Go Wrong"J. Graves, "Bested"Faux Fiction, "Almost Happy"Why Bonnie, "Sailor Mouth"Kali Masi, "Method Acting"HIMALAYAS, "Alone"Pool Kids, "I Hope You're Right"The Mysterines, "Bet Your Pretty Face"Harmony Woods, "Easy"

The Oregon Tribal Student Grant program aims to help members of the nine federally recognized Native American tribes in Oregon who are attending eligible colleges or universities in the state. The grant will cover the costs of attendance beyond additional federal and state financial aid and can be used for tuition, housing, books and other expenses. The Oregon Legislature approved the program for one year. It's unclear if it will continue after the 2022-2023 school year. At least 531 people have started applications, according to HECC. We hear from Sandy Henry, education director for the Cow Creek Band of the Umpqua Tribe of Indians and Ben Cannon, executive director of Oregon's Higher Education Coordinating Commission, which administers the grant.

Ben Cannon was born and raised in Lowell, Massachusetts. He attended undergrad at Springfield College and received his Master's in Higher Education Administration from the University of Connecticut. Currently, he works at the College of the Holy Cross in the Center for Career Development. Ben has been involved with the Movember Foundation since 2013. The Foundation focuses on men's health issues, most notably prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and suicide prevention. Ben and his teammates have raised over $100,000 for the foundation since the team's creation. Connect: bcannon171@gmail.com Movember Mo: https://movember.com/t/the-league-of-extraordinary-mobros?mc=1 It's Men's Month on Survive to Thrive! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share! 

The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up colleges and universities' projections for fall enrollment, state funding and other revenue sources. They're scrambling to put together new projections, but there's still more uknowns than knowns. We talk with Ben Cannon, Executive Director of the Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission and Jaime Moffitt, Vice President for Finance and Administration and CFO at the University of Oregon.

Today we chat with the one and only Ben Cannon. Ben and I went to University of Oregon together and have been close friends ever since. Ben currently lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota and today we talk all about the hot spots to check out around the Twin Cities. Much of the conversation actually preps you for the more outdoor summer month spots, but we plan do a follow up episode for some more winter activities in the future. Ben doesn't really social media, so leave any comments or notes on the @LounginwithLocalz instagram page and we'll make sure he gets them! Neighborhoods:Uptown - Adult Chuck-e-Cheese Lyndale - Fun, indie neighborhood with lots of bars Hennepin - Global cuisine and lively nightlife Bars/Clubs/Breweries:Herkimer - Good hearty food and brew pubWilliams - Peanut bar and gamesThe Pourhouse - DancingCowboy Slim's - Great place to get rowdyCowboy Jack's - Near Twins stadium - good beers508 - Sports bar and dancingHammer & Sickle - Russian vodka barLynhall - BreweryThe Loop - Dancing and foodSneaky Pete's - Fun dive barRestaurants/Coffee Shops:Red Cow - BrunchThe Freemont - Bottomless mimosasLagos Tacos - TacosButcher & the Boar - Steaks - date nightMatt's Bar and 5-8 Club - home of the Jucy LucyAmore Uptown - Italian Common Roots - Coffee shopMuseum/Arts/Concerts:Twins GameMinneapolis Sculpture GardenThe American Swedish InstituteMinnehaha Regional Park - Falls and hikesActivities:Lake Calhoun - Lake to run around

In the past year or so, the podcast industry has seen an explosion --or bubble, depending on who you ask-- with companies like Entertainment One, Corus, and Rogers making big plays in the market. Ben Cannon of Constant Listener and Marc Weisblott of 1236.ca join Jesse to take stock of the landscape. Who are the big players? What are they trying to do? And are their podcasts any good? Support CANADALAND: http://canadalandshow.com/join See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Across the country, leaders in education are working to make college accessible and affordable—not only for traditional students but for adults who want to go back to school to complete the degrees that in many cases they started years ago. Join us as we talk with Dr. Shanna Jackson, president of Nashville State Community College, Dr. Rachelle Sharpe, deputy director of the Washington Student Achievement Council, and Ben Cannon, executive director of the Oregon Higher Education Commission, about their plans to support adults’ postsecondary plans.

It's that time of year again it's Festivus and that only means one thing. It's time for the 4th Annual Airing of Grievances. We have a jam packed show filled with an All Star line up of guests for the final show of 2018. Join John and his guests Griffin Cork, Spencer Streichert, Rob Janowski, Ben Cannon, Ally Stuart, and Roberto Duque. As they unload what has been bubbling up all year out into the world on this jam packed episode of 'Wasting Your Time'

Dutch interviews Spark Joy Music owner Ben Cannon.

Failure is trending, but is that a good thing? We ask six alumni what they think about failure and what advice they’d give their younger selves. Featuring: Whitney Rockley, MBA’97 Ben Cannon, BA’14 Christine Dagenais, MBA’11 Cheryle Chagnon-Greyeyes, BA’99, BA’01 Patrick Lor, BA’90, MBA’01 Bridget Casey, MBA’15

Spoofing Jerry Seinfeld’s Netflix series, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Ben Cannon, BA’14, discusses mental illness, addiction and striving to earn a living as an up-and-coming comedian. We may have hit a few potholes along the way, so listener discretion is advised.

BPC - Episode 140 - Buck Nasty Size It (Kettle Top Brewhouse) “On a long and lonesome highway East of Omaha“ Wait! There is no Bob Seger in this episode, but we sure do miss our cowboy, just like Kinky Kelly missed his Donkey. In this episode the boys travel to Anderson to meet with Kyle Buck, and the ne of owners of Kettle Top Brewhouse, Daniel Hiles. We have Papa Smurf, Jordan, and Tex-Mex with Special guest Dr. John and of course of Security guard Griswold is present as well (This was about a 7* Gris episode). We explore the inner workings of Kettle Top and learn about the “coming soon” Creatures of Habit Brewery. We have some great discussions about Jay and Silent Bob, how to get Buck Nasty, Cheese in the bumper, and how Tex Mex Rubs it out. This show could be several short stories in one titled: Brett The Funk Up, Cheese in my Bumper, Buck Nasty Size It, The Whiskey Pickle and the Mushroom Stamp, and What makes Papa Smurfs Jaws Hurt. Tune in to see how it all turns out. We sample some great beers from Creatures of Habit, Five Rabbit, New Day Craft and 18th Street. Shout Outs to: New Day Craft, Redemption Alewerks, Chris Burch, Neon Black, Ben Cannon, Wonky Tonk, Von Stronce , State of Mind, Jesse Phelps, Brother o Brother, Stampede String Band, Anderson on Tap, Jay and Silent Bob, Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, and Zima Click the Pig to Listen to our latest episode or catch us on Sunday evenings on Indy In-Tune.

We had the special pleasure of being invited to coved Kammy's Kause this year on it's opening night.  We couldn't have been more humbled being part of this incredibly annual two day live music event for such a great cause.  We had a blast from moment we stepped into the American Legion park and it just kept getting better as the afternoon and evening flew by, much to quickly.   Ben Jarvis of Audiodacity has a brew with the boys before going on stage and tells a little about the work they have going on with their upcoming 2nd album.   The man who can be miserable in any situation(yet has impeccable hygiene), Ryan M. Brewer jumps on board and things go from weird to He Man and Captain Planet talk.   Of course we had to have the man who put this all together, Mr. Jared Hiner, for his beautiful daughter, Kammy.  We couldn't believe how calm and cool this cat could be with so much going on around us, but he has so much support from family, friends, and musicians in and around Indy, he can now enjoy this amazing event he's built.  And we round out the show with our new friends from 800lb Gorilla after their amazing set.  They give some backstory on who they are and we talk about their upcoming album, Commander Wax.  They let use a couple of their tunes to kick off and end this episode, so be sure crank it up and join us at their album release party on October 13th at the Fountain Square Brewing Co.   Lots of great conversation and some great beers were destroyed over the afternoon including some splendid brews from Central State Brewing, Flix Brewhouse(who also sponsored Kammy's Kause), and Taxman Brewing Company. Tune in!  Cheers!! Shout outs in this episode include:  Hop Your Face;  18th Street Brewery;  Whoa!Tiger;  Brother O' Brother;  Chris Burch, and Ben Cannon

The Pigs hit the airwaves to sponsor and cover a fantastic live music and craft beer festival at Fountain Square Brewery, the second of five Discovery Music events sponsored by Spark Joy Music and Musical Family Tree. Non stop, high energy talent hit the stages at noon and didn’t stop till after midnight. We started off the day with a quick visit from Grover, followed by Aaron from Musical Family Tree. We were all a bit ashamed to not know more about this non-profit organization doing so much for the music scene in and around Indy. Aaron educates us on the Family Tree as well as a little about her own band and where they can be found. Fountain Square’s, Luke Nelson joins the boys once again to tell us about the beer on hand at the event, as well as one made especially for Jackie Martinez, and what’s brewing in the upcoming future. We end Part One with a very special visit from Mr. Jared Hiner, the man behind Kammy’s Kause. We know all our fans in Indy know all about this incredible yearly event, but for those outside Indy not familiar yet, Jared goes into great detail about his organization, the upcoming event to benefit families dealing with 4p-, also known as Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome (WHS), an extremely rare chromosome disorder, and his beautiful daughter, Kammy, who is the inspiration for it all. The Pigs were invited to cover the 14th Annual Kammy’s Kause, the two day music festival coming up on August 18th - 20th at the Fortville American Legion Park. This year’s event includes: Kammy’s Kidzone, Kammy’s Ride, a petting zoo, pony rides, face painting, balloon artists, bounce houses, live art, food trucks, 27 midwest bands, silent auKtion, merchandise, great people, free camping (tents only) and parking. ALL funds raised are donated directly to the 4p- Support Group. Kammy's Kause Facebook Page Tune into Part Two of Hops & Hertz coming out soon with Spark Joy’s, Mr. Benjamin Cannon, musical guests, and more. Cheers! http://www.fountainsquarebrewery.com/ http://www.sparkjoymusic.com/ http://www.musicalfamilytree.com/ Shout outs in this episode include: American Legion Post 391; Round Town Brewery; The Ram Indianapolis; Indiana Mobile Canning; Danny Boy Beer Works; Ash & Elm Cider Co.; New Day Craft; Indy Pies and Pints; and BriarScratch Brewing (that’s right, we’re still talking about your beer)

The Pigs were honored to cover Indy In-Tune’s fifth annual Spring Radiothon, this year in support of Joy's House and the Alzheimer's Association of Greater Indiana with a goal of bringing music to those living with Alzheimer's.   It was a perfect day whether you wanted to chill to the acoustic acts outside on the patio or get down with the electric acts on stage inside Alley’s Alehouse.  A big thanks to Mr. Darrin Snider of Indy In-Tune for inviting us to cover this beertastic, all day, live music event.   Cowboy, Dougy Fresh, and Pauly G. get the beers flowing early for this one as they kick things off with one of the Radiothon sponsors, Ben Cannon of Spark Joy Music, and Luke Nelson of Fountain Square Brewery.  Lots going on with Spark Joy this year, and the Pigs will be covering some of their big summer live music events at the Fountain Square Brewery. (Tune in for more info!) Joy’s House Program Director, Candace Preston, and Program Manager, Corrina Thompson, joined the boys for a brew and some laughs as they told them a little about themselves and what brought them to Joy’s House along with the inside scoop of all the great things Joy’s House does and how and where anyone can donate.   Luke sits with the boys once again to round out Part One of our show.  He gives some highlights on some of the fine brews being made as well as the path that led him to Fountain Square Brewery.   The show ends as they get a visit from funny man, The Bier Brewery’s Jerry Connor.  They’ll pick up Part Two of Radiothon show with Jerry and Luke.  Stay Tuned! And we must thank Indy’s own, The Dead Squirrels, for the use of their upcoming hit tune, What Love Is from their new album.  Where can you get your hands on a copy, you ask?  You can tonight by joining us at Alley’s Alehouse for their album release party.   http://joyshouse.org/ http://www.indyintune.com/ http://www.sparkjoymusic.com/ http://www.alleysalehouse.com/ Shout outs in Part One of Radiothon include:  Evil Czech Brewery and Public House;  Four Day Ray Brewing;  Round Town Brewery;  Scarlet Lane Brewing Company;  93.1 WIBC-FM;  Autumn Androids;  Niko’s Open Stage;  Ryan Michael Gibbons;  Widmer Brothers Brewing;  McMenamins Pubs, Breweries and Historic Hotels;  Hop Cat;  Deschutes Brewery; Jack Barkley; Whoa!Tiger;  and Hop Head Farms    

She had so much fun with the Pigs last week, Holly Joy Cole of New Holland Brewery graced us with her presence one again this week as we got the inside scoop from Benjamin Cannon on his new company, Spark Joy Music. Anyone in the music scene in and around Indianapolis know the name Ben Cannon and are aware of the many great things he’s already accomplished. So we were pleased to have him join us once again to talk about Spark Joy Music as well as the many endeavors he is currently involved. Tune into hear just what makes Mr. Cannon tick as well as some of the events presented by Spark Joy Music including the recent Josh Kaufman live show and the upcoming Masquerade Halloween: Featuring Audiodacity, Kyle Megan, & Bobbie Morrone Trio at the Hi Fi on Oct 28th. Tonight’s episode was pleasantly powered by New Holland Dragon’s Milk reserve which we are all still suffering from withdrawals. Being the humble man Ben is, he spread the love around to many friends in the Indy music scene including(but not limited to) Moxxie’s Jamie Jackson and Ryan Gibbons, Katie Pederson, the trailblazer and mentor - Darrin Snyder of Indy In-Tune, MP Cavalier of DoitIndy Radio Hour, Jared Hiner of Kammy’s Kause, Coup de’Tat, and Memphis Josh Drake. Special thanks to Brandon Wilson for providing his tune Love and Cigar for this week’s featured song. Be sure to catch Brandon at the Thirsty Scholar on October 7th for his upcoming album release show. http://www.sparkjoymusic.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/brandonwilsonsmusic http://www.alleysalehouse.com/ http://www.newhollandbrew.com/

It's our live (and very short) season finale from the Calgary Expo for Wasting Your Time Presents: The Movies. Joining John on this years live panel was Griffin Cork, Simon Chan, Kevin Dong, EJ Liann, and the one and only Ben Cannon. This years panel may not have been well attended but that didn't stop us from having a great panel this year. Thanks to the Calgary Expo for letting us do this again, and stay tuned for a new season of episodes coming soon.

One of our very first guests the one and only Ben Cannon returns for this edition of the Wasting Your Time podcast. On this edition of the show Ben and John talk about what Ben has been up to since the last time he was on the show. Then we get really 90's on you talking about classic YTV programming like UhOh! and Video and Arcade Top 10. It basically turns into a Buzzfeed List in Audio form. As well as a necessary discussion about the restaurant Medieval Times. All this and much more on this edition of Wasting Your Time. Catch Ben doing Stand Up Here Vancouver, BC Nov. 14-20 Kelowna, BC Nov. 21 @ Dakoda's Comedy Lounge Edmonton, AB Nov. 22 @ Empress Comedy Check Out Crash Test Comedy on The Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CrashTestComedy Check Out The Ben Cannon 3000 YouTube Page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDIc8UEPE2wjrXUNglJxxHg Like Him on The Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Ben-Cannon-3000-811638328900886 Follow Him on Twitter https://twitter.com/bencannon3000 Instagram https://instagram.com/bencannon3000/

In the debut episode that was supposed to be 2 seperate episodes but Ben happened to be 2 hours late. Rob and Ben join John to talk about things like How they got started in comedy, their time at NUTV, as well their adventures around the world and Ben talks about the time he visited a McDonald's in Germany. On the debut episode of Wasting Your Time with me John Wilson

Writer and designer Ben Cannon drops in to talk about the family-shrinking adventure, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. Josiah stretches out the timescale, Rob changes the setting, and Ben tears the family apart. Remakes begin at 49:00. You can read Ben's work on Gaper's Block and the AV Club. And follow him @NotBenCannon on Twitter.

I'm hard-pressed to find another booking/promotions outfit that has done as much for the local music as those boys from Shine.  People like Ben Cannon are those rare individuals who think about local music and what they can do to make it better practically 24/7.  Their continuing efforts show an on-gong dedication to quality and putting the artist and the music first and foremost.  These are the people who slap their name on event and then not even show up, figuring that the mere fact that they acknowledged you elevates your standing and their indie credibility.  Shine is first and foremost a team, and you can rest assured, they will do everything they can to make sure you succeed. Surviving in the fickle realm of the local music scene is pretty tricky.  Expanding yourself year after year with more frequent offerings and entirely new services is very impressive.  The fact that they can do this for multiple years now without anybody having a bad thing to say about their experience working with them is an unprecedented and monumental feat. Ryan Gibbons, familiar to many of you as the producer/writer/musician behind such bands as Thursday Book Club, Black Market Binary, and Half-Life ... as well as his own solo work.  By adding Ryan's undisputed talents to the Shine arsenal, Ben Cannon has upped the ante on what Shine can do for an artist by adding a high-quality, physical product to supplement the magic of the live performance.  For today's show, Ryan brings us six (technically, seven) tracks that he has had a hand in and that showcase the breadth of incredible artistry from our local scene that Shine has partnered with. Links Referenced in the Show: Ryan Gibbons / Shine Studios can be found here . Brandon/Benjamin Cannon of , I suppose is technically a guest and co-host for this episode. Our first track is "The Common" by Jeff Kelly ( | ). Our second track is "Love You I Do" by Carey Goodspeed ( | | | ). Our third track is "Protector" by Emily Myren ( | | | ). Our fourth track is "What's Your Name" by Pinky and the Basterds ( | ). Our fifth track is "The Best I Can" by -- Eric Pedigo ( | | ) and Steve Boller ( | ). Our sixth track is "Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" by Brother 'O Brother ( | ).