Podcast appearances and mentions of Ben Cox

When was the last time you heard a story where skateboarding, art, and personal resilience came together in a beautiful tapestry? Join us as we sit down with Chris Yeoh, the visionary founder of Amnesia Skateboards, in the heart of the Paint Studio communal art space in Marrickville, Sydney. Alongside our guest co-host Steve Tierney, who has been an artistic force behind Amnesia's graphics for nearly two decades, we navigate the rich history and spirit that have defined one of Australia's most enduring skateboard brands. Chris opens up about his personal journey from Newcastle, NSW, reflecting on how art and skate culture have been integral to his life.Chris shares candid stories of Amnesia's journey, touching on the relentless balancing act between a day job and creative pursuit. He recounts the challenges faced, from production mishaps to the emotional weight of losing his brother to cancer. Chris's heartfelt account of turning grief into a meaningful art show for cancer research is a testament to how skateboarding and art can bring communities together for a greater cause. We reminisce about iconic skate videos, early skateboard models, and the strong friendships forged through skate culture. From the enigmatic stories of skaters like Ben Cox to navigating family dynamics, this conversation is a heartfelt ode to the enduring passion for skateboarding and the community it fosters. Whether you're a skate enthusiast or someone intrigued by the intersection of art and resilience, this episode promises a deeply nostalgic and inspirational journey.Enjoy,ShanTHT gets by with a little help from these friends...(Intro) Music by Def Wish Cast.Song: ForeverAlbum: The Evolution Machinewww.defwishcast.com.auhttps://defwishcastofficial.bandcamp.com/INDOSOLE - Sustainable footwear Code: THT(15% discount shipping is WORLDWIDE and fast).Sandals made from recycled Tyres. Timeless footwear for the conscious consumer.KRUSH ORGANICS - CBD oils and topicalsCode: THT(Get a HUGE 40% Discount...shipping is WORLDWIDE and fast).Purveyors of the finest CBD oils and topicals. I think long and hard about who I want to be affiliated with. Do the research yourself, the health benefits of CBD are unquestionable. It's done so much for me, especially during times of stress and anxiety, it's improved the quality of my sleep and sped up my recovery-time post workouts, surfs and skates... and it's all natural.Support the Show.Become a SUBSCRIBER of THT. Only pay what you feel the show is worth to you!Follow on Instagram: @terriblehappytalksCheckout the website: terriblehappytalks.com

Message from Ben Cox on July 30, 2023

Message from Ben Cox on July 23, 2023

Ben Cox discusses the interesting story of B.B. King performing at Annie Merner Chapel at MacMurray College in the spring of 1970. Ben explains how this world-famous act was secured, and what his research has uncovered about the performer's visit to the Jacksonville area.

This month's 101 Dimensions (curated by Anthony Rowsick) features a lot of chilled electronic and ambient stuff from the likes of Mike Oldfield, Chronotope Project, Ben Cox, Craig Padilla, and Dean De Benedictis!

LDJ Director of Operations Chad Van Wyk and President Ben Cox, as well as Pella Cooperative Electric CEO Doug Stewart, discuss the recent expansion of the manufacturing facility and the USDA’s role in financing the project.

A group of martial artists on the west coast have a new space to practise in. After years of using a borrowed space on good faith, Anchor Combat Academy has opened a gym of its own in Corner Brook. It offers classes in grappling, such as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, as well as striking skills for people of all ages and abilities. CBC's James Grudic swung by to talk to owners Ben Cox and Colin MacMichael about their new academy....and as you can hear, things were kicking off.

We are all about A Course In Miracles this summer! ACIM for short. And I am so blessed and appreciative to have this amazing platform to be able to bring this amazing content to you. In this show, we dive into sin vs. error, the unreality of sin, and punishment and wrap up the show with giving and receiving. Of course, we sprinkle in some amazing music to help share this content with Ben Cox, Ellie Goulding, Joss Stone, and The Dazz Band. Tune in live to hear most of the music on 95.9 WATD-FM locally in the Boston area or 959watd.com anywhere... on this planet :) and smoochies to you all for joining me on this amazing journey!!!

Josh and Kirk are joined by Ben Cox to discuss the ins and outs of MLS Roster and salary restrictions.

In this episode, Sumeru Operating Partner Ben Cox, hosts a conversation with two founder/CEOs that are helping companies build teams that scale while scaling their own teams: Nicole Alvino of Firstup, and Josh Millet of Criteria. Ben Cox is focused on driving growth across Sumeru's global portfolio of companies with particular emphasis on Product. “Ben was instrumental in helping us advance our product roadmap, make pricing and packaging decisions, and refine our strategic direction. He is also a pleasure to work with, as he is unassuming and humble, not afraid to roll up his sleeves, and has a vast inventory of dad jokes to lighten the mood.” Josh Millet, CEO of Criteria Corp

Message from Ben Cox on March 6, 2022

In this special episode of Show Em The 'Dore, hosts Willem Azzinnaro and Christopher Conway have a very special interview with Vanderbilt Offensive Lineman: Ben Cox. We were super excited to have Ben on today and make sure to follow him on Instagram @Ben_c0x Special Thanks to our Technical Producer Ardelan Oray, follow him on Instagram @ArdelanOray

Message from Ben Cox on November 21, 2021

The setting of the Sun; the rising of the Moon. Sounds from Paul Speer, John Gregorius, Ben Cox and Mystified.

Psalm 23 from our hybrid service Sunday 4th July 2021. This Sunday we take another look at one of the Psalms, which a group within our church family have been studying on Wednesday evenings. This week we take a look at the most famous Psalm of all, Psalm 23. We'll take a brief look at what the Psalm teaches us and then hear from Ben Cox, one of the Bible study group, about what he has learned from it and the impact it has had upon him. It's a familiar part of the Bible, but the insights Ben has to share will bring us all a fresh perspective on these famous words and great encouragement for our walk with Christ. Watch 2 Minute Twist | Peace & Rest (Psalm 23) For more information about who we are, what we believe and how you can get involved, please visit our website Music by The Sense, Youth for Christ touring band 2018/19 (full song).

Rob Ashford, Bertie Carvel, Tom Murray, Lara Pulver, and Alfred Uhry continue sharing their experiences of writing, staging and performing Jason Robert Brown and Alfred Uhry's 1998 musical Parade. Parade: Part Two includes the PBP Parade QUIZ and clips from the 2007 Donmar Warehouse Cast Album, featuring Malinda Parris, Shaun Escoffery, Lara Pulver, Steven Page, Mark Bonnar, Norman Bowman, Bertie Carvel, and the Company of Parade. Piece by Piece is written and hosted by Joe Bunker. It is mixed and edited by Nikki Davison for Auburn Jam Music, and produced by Pint of Wine. The theme music is by Ben Cox and our production assistant is Olivia Bloom. Our thanks go to Becky Applin, Tom Cane, Matt Eberhardt, Brandon Force, Miri Gellert, Jonathan Goodwin, Mel Heslop and Mark Newnham for their input and insights in the build-up to this episode! You can find Piece by Piece on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. You can also email us c/o piecebypiecetalkshow@gmail.com - we would love to hear your thoughts on the show!

Rob Ashford, Bertie Carvel, Tom Murray, Lara Pulver, and Alfred Uhry join host Joe Bunker to share their experiences of writing, staging and performing Jason Robert Brown and Alfred Uhry's 1998 musical Parade. Find out: How Alfred Uhry’s family are linked to the real-life Leo & Lucille Frank Why new characters and songs were added for the revival (and why some were cut) How the Parade cast warmed up before shows (and why Bertie Carvel wasn’t included) How Lara Pulver came to be cast as the leading lady in the premieres of two Jason Robert Brown musicals Why Alfred and Rob call the London production ‘the happiest working experience’ of their lives Piece by Piece is written and hosted by Joe Bunker. It is mixed and edited by Nikki Davison for Auburn Jam Music, and produced by Pint of Wine. The theme music is by Ben Cox and our production assistant is Olivia Bloom. Our thanks go to Becky Applin, Tom Cane, Matt Eberhardt, Brandon Force, Miri Gellert, Jonathan Goodwin, Mel Heslop and Mark Newnham for their input and insights in the build-up to this episode! Parade: Part One includes clips from the 2007 Donmar Warehouse Cast Album, featuring Stuart Matthew Price, Steven Page, Bertie Carvel, Lara Pulver, Mark Bonnar, Norman Bowman, Malinda Parris, Shaun Escoffery, and the Company of Parade. You can find Piece by Piece on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. You can also email us c/o piecebypiecetalkshow@gmail.com - we would love to hear your thoughts on the show!

There is nothing more frightening to figure out than what God's purpose is for your life. For some, it is laid out plainly. For others, the path is obscure and requires some growth before the path is laid plainly laid. Listen to these two extremes flesh themselves out in this episode of Little Light Devotionals.   For all contact, social, and podcast information, please visit https://linqapp.com/ac_ll

The Liturgy of the Hours, from Luther Seminary Chapel and Augsburg University Campus Ministry. We live in weary times. We seek to be awake, keep watch, hold vigil.  We are led this week by Paul and Elizabeth Damico-Carper with the spoken liturgy by Luther Seminary student Ben Cox. This rest is not an abandonment of all that we hold in vigil. It is the acknowledgement of our limitation, our need to rest, our reliance on a God who does not slumber nor sleep. We rest so that we may awake to serve God in the care of our neighbors.

En este programa intentamos presentaros 'música diferente' que despierte vuestros sentidos. En cada episodio buscamos en la inmensidad del universo musical esas composiciones que se escapan a lo convencional y que poseen ese toque de genialidad que las distingue entre todas las demás. Somos surfistas que cabalgamos olas sin demasiada afectación hasta que, de repente, aparece LA OLA. Ben Cooper, aYia, Hoenix, Priscilla Hernández, Hiroko Murakami, Heliochrysum, Suzanne Ciani, Paul Kwitek & Greg Nowacki, Antoine Bellavance, Valgeir Sigurðsson, AVAWaves, Ben Cox, Mike Lazarev, Poppy Ackroyd, Christine Ott.

El comandante Neil Armstrong y el piloto del LEM Buzz Aldrin pasaron del módulo de mando al LEM. Completada la decimotercera órbita lunar y encontrándose en la cara oculta con las comunicaciones con Houston interrumpidas, Mike Collins, piloto del Columbia, accionó el mecanismo de desconexión y el Eagle comenzó a separarse de su compañero de viaje. Con unos cuantos disparos de los propulsores de posición, el Columbia se retiró, permitiendo al Eagle realizar la complicada maniobra de descenso hacia la superficie lunar. Esta maniobra comenzó con un encendido de quince segundos con el motor trabajando al 10%, seguido de quince segundos más al 40%. Con este encendido consiguen abandonar la órbita de la Luna e iniciar una lenta trayectoria de caída hacia la superficie. El LEM seguía ahora una trayectoria de Hohmann casi perfecta y en unos cuantos minutos llegó a la vertical del lugar previsto para el alunizaje. A quince kilómetros de la superficie, el control de misión indicó que todo estaba listo para la maniobra de descenso final o PDI, consistente en activar por segunda vez el motor del LEM. Todos los sistemas funcionan con normalidad. Neil Armstrong disparó una corta ráfaga de impulsos con los propulsores de posición para realizar un proceso que se repite en todos los encendidos hipergólicos. Los propulsores de posición son accionados para empujar el combustible hipergólico al fondo del depósito y así eliminar burbujas o bolsas de aire en un proceso llamado merma. Tres segundos después el motor principal del LEM entró en ignición y este funcionó al 10% durante veintiséis segundos mientras el sistema de control automático estabilizaba correctamente la nave. Después el motor del LEM desplegó toda su potencia. El ordenador trabajaba entonces según su programa 63 que es el modo totalmente automático. Siete minutos después de iniciada la secuencia de descenso y a una altura aproximada de seis kilómetros de la superficie, Neil Armstrong introdujo en el ordenador el programa número 64. Con este programa, el empuje del motor descendía hasta un 57% y el LEM se situaba en posición vertical respecto a la superficie de la Luna. El sitio exacto de alunizaje se encuentra a menos de veinte kilómetros al oeste. Aproximadamente en esos momentos, el oficial de guiado comunicó al director de vuelo que el LEM viaja a más velocidad de la programada. Este hecho podía causar el aborto del alunizaje pero el director de vuelo decidió seguir con los procedimientos de alunizaje. Debido a esto el LEM sobrepasó el lugar donde debería haber alunizado. Al parecer, el ordenador les estaba conduciendo hacia un gran cráter con rocas esparcidas a su alrededor que causarían serios daños al módulo si el alunizaje se produjese en esa zona. Armstrong desconectó el programa 64 e introdujo el 66. Este programa de control semiautomático controla el empuje del motor pero deja en manos de la tripulación el movimiento de traslación lateral del LEM. El comandante deslizó el módulo lunar en vertical por la superficie buscando un lugar adecuado para el alunizaje mientras Aldrin le va leyendo los datos del radar y el ordenador. El LEM pierde altura gradualmente. A menos de dos metros de la superficie, una de las tres varillas sensoras que cuelgan de las patas del LEM, toca el suelo. El Eagle recorrió el último metro en una suave caída gracias a la débil gravedad lunar. El terreno resistió bien el peso del aparato y todos los sistemas funcionaban correctamente. En Houston eran las 15:17 del 20 de julio de 1969 (las 20:17:39 UTC6​). El Eagle estaba posado sobre la superficie del satélite. En el momento del contacto el motor de descenso poseía solo unos 30 segundos de combustible restante, alunizando a 38 m de un cráter de 24 m de diámetro y varios de profundidad. City of Dawn, Unusual Cosmic Process, Black Swan, AES DANA, Peter Grenader, Steve Roach, Miles Richmond, Ian Boddy, Chuck van Zyl, Jeff Pearce, Mike Clay, José Travieso, Zhea Erose, Ben Cox.

Sample the flavors of the High Country with the High Country Dining Pass. Ben Cox, owner of High Country 365, joins us to discuss how this pass can not only serve as your passport to great food, but will also serve as a much needed fundraiser for our local schools.The High Country Dining pass offers BOGO meals at a wide variety of restaurants, from fine-dining to fast food in Watauga, Ashe, and Avery counties. Buy one meal get the second of equal or lesser value, FREE.Some restaurants offer unlimited use coupons, some offer multiple use coupons (boxes with numbers indicate multiple uses.) and some restaurants offer one-time use.You have 1 year to use the Dining Pass. It expires on December 31, 2021.Bonus pass only available as supplies last.Mind Your Business is produced weekly thanks to a partnership between High Country Radio and Appalachian Commercial Real Estate.Support the show (https://www.boonechamber.com/membership-information)

A nexus of awakenings, featuring three fresh releases: "Destiny" from Chris Russell, "Consciousness And Other Tricks" from Ben Cox and "The Limitless Love Of Precious Suffering" by Blessed Are The Hearts That Bend.

Karen from Palm Beach gives her passionate plea for why the G-Link shouldn’t be extended, and we hear your thoughts! Bianca has a moral Dye-Lemma A thank you from Ben Cox from the GCH Jess Millward updates us on the border bubble See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Cox, director of product marketing at H2O.ai, talks to Tonya Hall about ways to address privacy concerns in AI while incorporating the necessary components of a responsible toolkit. FOLLOW US  - Subscribe to ZDNet on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2HzQmyf - Watch more ZDNet videos: http://zd.net/2Hzw9Zy - Follow ZDNet on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZDNet - Follow ZDNet on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZDNet - Follow ZDNet on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ZDNet_CBSi - Follow ZDNet on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/zdnet-com/ - Follow ZDNet on Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/zdnet_cbsi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

May it is … and here we are after the Heatwave in Cyprus! Everything is ‘cool’ again, we can breathe and we can go back to normal life. Can we? Well, our movements now are free with no limits and a bit distance. That’s the first phase of easing all measures, more phases coming. The beautiful thing about our online existence is that the show can go on…. no matter what! And you have let us know you appreciate this a lot by sending your comments, e-mail and support! Welcome new members and new patrons :) Today, just follow the light … the episode brings you sublime musical pieces and we’re so happy all artists are as excited as we are! VENJA, John Gregorius, Ben Cox, Saul Stokes, Ancient Astronaut, Dreamstate Logic, Yagya, Blue is Nine, Chaxti, Resilience, Fluxus, Chronotope Project, Andrew Heath. They all deliver amazing music - melted together like one big soundtrack. Welcome to Lightscapes! // ambientzone //

In this episode we tackle a subject that is not necessarily directly veterinary related, or is at least not limited to our profession, but still a critical topic to discuss because of the impact that it will have on all of us, and more importantly, because of the impact that veterinarians can have on it: climate change. If you've ever looked around your workplace and thought to yourself: “ This can't be good for the environment. I really should do something about it.”, or if you are concerned about climate change, but you're not sure where to start, then this episode is for you.  We speak to Ben Cox, a founder and a driving force behind an exciting new charity called Veterinarians for Climate Action. Ben comes from a sustainability, engineering and business background and is passionate about climate change because of the impact it will have on future generations and the natural environment.  He helped to create Veterinarians for Climate Action as his tool for taking action and inspiring others to do so.  VfCA's mission statement is to inspire the veterinary profession to advocate for and achieve climate action within and beyond our industry. This will benefit both our profession and the animals we care for, ensuring a sustainable future for all.  In this episode Ben explains to us why we as vets are important in this arena, and how we can be particularly valuable and have a big impact in the push for action on climate change. We talk about what they are doing through the charity; what we can do, including how to have conversations about climate change; what influences the public's opinion on the matter and how we can change it, and what we can do on a practical level in our own workplaces.  Ben is practical, pragmatic and hopeful, and definitely someone who you can put your support behind.  Please enjoy, Ben Cox, and get ready to make a change.  Check out Ben and his team here (https://www.vfca.org.au/home), and follow them on Facebook.  For the episode show notes or to explore  our guests' favourite books, podcasts and everything else we talk about in the show, click on the webpage link on the episode page wherever you listen to us, or visit the podcast website at https://thevetvault.com/ If you have a question that you'd like us to answer with the help of our guests you can leave us a voice message by going to our episode page on the anchor app (https://anchor.fm) and hitting the record button, via email at thevetvaultpodcast@gmail.com, or just catch up with us on Instagram. (https://www.instagram.com/thevetvault/) We love to hearing from you! If you like what you heard, then please help us to spread the word by subscribing to the podcast (it's free!), and by telling your friends about us.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vet-vault/message

The Catholic Apostolate Center, in collaboration with the Catholic Volunteer Network, has created new reflections for Season of Advent. This week's reflection is from Ben Cox of the Sojourners Internship Program. You can read the reflection here.

The Catholic Apostolate Center, in collaboration with the Catholic Volunteer Network, has created new reflections for Season of Advent. This week's reflection is from Ben Cox of the Sojourners Internship Program. You can read the reflection here.

Imagine if human touch were a felony. What would that world look like? Ben Cox of Trailblazer Productions is exploring this question in his productions of TOUCH & TOUCH: INCARNATION. Ben joins the Immersion Nation Podcast for an adventure through dystopian futures, cultural change, and the presently evolving idea of human connection. Ben has used this dystopian backdrop to raise the question, ‘what does it mean to be human?’. In TOUCH, you are placed into the midst of a rebellious group, fighting the regulation of touch. They use the tagline- “We are electric”. While metaphorically appropriate this mantra also has the obvious layer of scientific legitimacy. Now, more than ever, the questions of our common humanity deserve attention. This conversation frames the idea that immersive experience is becoming an incredible tool for the exploration of these questions. Full show notes at Immersion Nation: here

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Message from Ben Cox on September 2, 2018

Message from Ben Cox on September 2, 2018

Message from Ben Cox on August 26, 2018

Message from Ben Cox on August 26, 2018

This is week 22 in an extended series on the Book of Psalms. Today's teaching is by Ben Cox, Ministry Leadership team member at theHeart church in Boone, NC.   Psalms 141-144 David was a person who made it a priority to pursue God with a passion!                           DAVID'S PURSUIT 1) David did not pursue the Lord in a performance-based way to win God's favor; or in a religious duty way; he did it with a deep awareness of his desperate need to connect with God/Love on a deep level.     Psalm 141:1-2 O Lord I call to you; come quickly to me, Hear my voice when I call to you. May my prayer be set before you like incense; may the lifting up of my hands be like the evening sacrifice.   Psalm 142:1-3a I cry aloud to (You O Lord); I lift up my voice to (You O Lord) for mercy.                 I pour out my complaint before (You); before (You) I tell my trouble. When my spirit grows faint within me, it is You who watch over my way.   Psalm 143:1&7-9 Lord, hear my prayer, listen to my cry for mercy; in your faithfulness and righteousness come to my relief. Answer me quickly, Lord; my spirit fails. Do not hide your face from me or I will be like those who go down to the pit. Let the morning bring me word of your unfailing love, for I have put my trust in you. Show me the way I should go, for to you I entrust my life.   DAVID'S PURSUIT 2) David pursued the Lord with a healthy mistrust of his human nature and a deep awareness of his need to trust the Lord to do for him what he could not do for himself.   Psalm 141:3-5 Set a guard over my mouth, Lord; keep watch over the door of my lips. Do not let my heart be drawn to what is evil so that I take part in wicked deeds along with those who are evildoers; do not let me eat their delicacies. Let a righteous man strike me—that is a kindness; let him rebuke me—that is oil on my head. My head will not refuse it, for my prayer will still be against the deeds of evildoers.   Psalm 143:2 Do not bring your servant into judgment, for no one living is righteous before you.   DAVID'S PURSUIT 3) David pursued the Lord with a keen awareness of a real battle taking place between  the forces of good and evil, darkness and light, the Lord and Satan.   Psalm 141:5b-7 … my prayer will still be against the deeds of evildoers. Their rulers will be thrown down from the cliffs, and the wicked will learn that my words were well spoken. They will say, “As one plows and breaks up the earth, so our bones have been scattered at the mouth of the grave.”   Psalm 142:6 Listen to my cry, for I am in desperate need; rescue me from those who pursue me, for they are too strong for me.   Psalms 143:3-4 The enemy pursues me, he crushes me to the ground; he makes me dwell in the darkness like those long dead. So my spirit grows faint within me; my heart within me is dismayed.   Psalm 143:9-12 Rescue me from my enemies, Lord, for I hide myself in you. Teach me to do your will, for you are my God; may your good Spirit lead me on level ground. For your name's sake, Lord, preserve my life; in your righteousness, bring me out of trouble. In your unfailing love, silence my enemies; destroy all my foes, for I am your servant.   1 John 1:8 The reason the Son of God appeared was to destroy the devil's work.     SOCIAL MEDIA: TWITTER & INSTAGRAM #150Daysofpsalms  @theheartboone        

Nigel previews the forthcoming EFG London Jazz Festival with conversation and sessions from some of the starts due to visit - Ben Cox, Jacob Collier, Emily Saunders and Kandace Springs. #JazzLife!

Ben Cox joins the podcast to talk about the NBA and the Cavaliers trip to the NBA Finals. Plus, you know, DELLY! Delly and his status as unlikely hero and anti-hero Team construction and the Cavs having to rely on Delly Delly shooting better from outside than from the inside Matthew Dellavedova looking for too many alley-oops Getting autographs from Charles Barkley and Steve Kerr Baseball cards versus basketball cards Cavaliers watch parties at the new Q with the giant scoreboards LeBron does make his teammates better Is anything ever normal when LeBron's around? The future of Kevin Love and what he's going to do The amount of time the Cavaliers haven't had together Steve Kerr over David Blatt as a Warriors advantage? Coach K and Tom Izzo compared to David Blatt Predictions as intellectualism Ben Cox predicts Warriors in six Getting a playoff team after having one of the worst teams in the league Fiction recommendations with Ben - Seveneves by Neal Stephenson Reamde by Neal Stephenson Summer reading games Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben Cox, guest teacher

Ben Cox came on the podcast today to talk about the "Season of Huh" book he's putting together with some of the best writers in the Cavs blog community. We also talked about the Browns beating the Steelers, but not that much. We mostly focused on the last year of Cavaliers news culminating in the return of LeBron James. Anthony Bennett and Andrew Wiggins David Blatt hired Chris Grant and Mike Brown fired Is Mike Brown that bad of a coach? Steve Nash talks about Mike Brown Andrew Bynum Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben Cox wanted to get in on the movie podcast with Brian Spaeth, but we couldn't get the scheduling worked out. That's OK, because Ben's a great guest all on his own too. So, I took an hour out of this Father's Day to chat with Ben. We talked about: The NBA Finals LeBron James Edge of Tomorrow X-Men Days of Future Past Cable TV and sports networks World Cup Music I also mentioned on the podcast that I have a new album called Losing My Voice coming out on July 8th. For more information about that, click here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest Teacher, Ben Cox

I got Ben Cox to come on the podcast to discuss the 2014 Cleveland Cavaliers. He dubbed it the season of huh. From the Cavaliers drafting Anthony Bennett, to hiring Mike Brown, to firing Chris Grant to Matthew Dellevedova being the Cavs' best rookie this year. It was one for the ages. Make sure you go read Ben's post at WFNY on the topic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While Denny is still taking care of his adorable baby in her first days, Brian Spaeth (@BrianSpaeth) and Ben Cox (@WFNYBen) stepped up to help out with the Casual Friday podcast. So, naturally we talked about sports and movies. The Wolf of Wall Street discussion with Brian Spaeth and Ben Cox Telling the story of Jordan Belfort as he told it The agent in the subway allowing Belfort to win as a directorial decision All the extra scenes of excess and how that was a device for Scorcese How excited is Ben to see Luol Deng's first game? How mediocre did the Deng trade just make the Cavaliers The NBA and tanking You can draft anywhere and succeed What's the success rate of the #1 pick in the NBA draft? What's the success rate of the #1 pick in the NFL draft? Kevin Costner had no work for a decade and now he can't stop working Brian takes on Man of Steel again The Superman movie needs to have the Thor tone Was Zack Snyder's take on Superman worthwhile? What movies does Ben rush out and see? Brian never saw the Alien movies prior to Prometheus American Hustle and how it didn't quite deliver The Walking Dead as compared to American Hustle Sometimes Craig can be distracted with a pinwheel Kevin Smith and how he makes everyone think he's their friend The Star Wars prequels and how Brian likes them The less is more model to keep art precious Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Craig and Ben Cox break down the Cavs loss to the Celtics. Moral victories stink. Injuries happen, but losing doesn't have to. Cavs crowds. What would Dan Gilbert tell you to do with all this losing? Basketball fans skew young. Why is that? The Spurs and their inimitable style. Frisbee golf! No it's disc golf. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

March 24th 2013 - the coldest day of this century, at least in Holland. The wind is cutting faces today so we stay inside, listen to music, sleep some extra, and record this legendary show series, Lucid Dreams. This volume 5 will take you away from your daily life, further from the ground than ever before. It’s time to dream. The opening is done by Ben Cox, from his album On Water it sets the tone to kind of ‘Jazzy’ atmospheres which makes it possible to go anywhere... The Montreal duo Elsiane performs a track that you’ll only hear on a show like this... Vertigone is not your average song, but most excellent as the glue between Ben Cox and Steve Roach, the Back to Life album shows another super ambient side of Steve; we go deeper now, total relaxation, switch of the ‘Think’ mode. We’ve arrived now @ the Luna project of Syngate Records, Pete Farn dreams along in the Schwebewald. Completely unique sound and style, Pete has already delivered 11 albums via Syngate to we suggest to check them out as well. Tired of a busy week, the extra hours of sleep are well deserved. An Urban Meditation plan by Pete Namlook is the icing on this cake... Pete, may he rest in peace, touches the soul with the repetitive ingredient this time, after listening to the Air and Silence series you might be surprised that Namlook created this style of music for us. Just follow your dream now... Very subtle... the radio starts making sounds... a living radio built of human components; meet Radio Free Clear Light. Poetry, graphic art, video editing, music or a combination of it all. RFCL has a focus on Form rather than content. Three tracks in a row and you still have the feeling that you didn’t move right? You didn’t. We’re traveling without moving. Michael Frenkel’s project Aspectee shines a light on the unknown. Bail a Cerder creates the floating phase, intense tranparent and organic at the same time, hypnotizing experiences at the 46 minutes mark of this episode. The atmospheric drone soundscapes that arise now, are made by Shane Morris and Mystified, two very talented composers of ambient-atmospherics. This part comes from the Epoch album, the first installment of a trilogy about prehistoric time and evolution. Epoch uses no electronic sources or synths - only acoustic sounds. The sonic portal to our last artist on this trip. CSillagköd is a project by Oliver Dombi, a producer from Transylvania. Born on Christmas evening in 1981. He releases music since 2006, various styles, various projects. This album ‘Silent World’ has only but the best ambient and just-be tracks for you. Where are you? The Lucid Dream series take you anywhere... Spacemusic 8.8 Lucid Dreams 5. [00:00] Welcome to Spacemusic 8.8 Lucid Dreams Volume 5 [00:56] BEN COX - Plover buy On Water by Ben Cox here [06:26] ELSIANE - Vertigone buy the album Mechanics of Emotion here [08:25] STEVE ROACH - Back to Life buy the album Back to Life here [15:04] PETE FARN - Schwebewald pt.4 buy the album Schwebewald from Syngate here [23:26] PETE NAMLOOK - Music for Urban Meditation pt.6 buy the album MFUM here [26:58] PETE NAMLOOK - Music for Urban Meditation pt.7 buy the album MFUM here [34:50] RADIO FREE CLEAR LIGHT - Chamber of the Salamander buy the album Labyrinth of Ohgel here [37:17] RADIO FREE CLEAR LIGHT - Treasure Chamber buy the album Labyrinth of Ohgel here [40:46] RADIO FREE CLEAR LIGHT - Innermost Chamber buy the album Labyrinth of Ohgel here [43:59] ASPECTEE - Bail a Cerder buy the album Jour Cinq here [50:43] SHANE MORRIS / MYSTIFIED - Devonia buy the album the album Epoch here [58:24] CSILLAGKÖD - Galaxies buy the album Silent World here [1:01:55] CSILLAGKÖD - Silent World buy the album Silent World here END.

March 24th 2013 - the coldest day of this century, at least in Holland. The wind is cutting faces today so we stay inside, listen to music, sleep some extra, and record this legendary show series, Lucid Dreams. This volume 5 will take you away from your daily life, further from the ground than ever before. It’s time to dream. The opening is done by Ben Cox, from his album On Water it sets the tone to kind of ‘Jazzy’ atmospheres which makes it possible to go anywhere... The Montreal duo Elsiane performs a track that you’ll only hear on a show like this... Vertigone is not your average song, but most excellent as the glue between Ben Cox and Steve Roach, the Back to Life album shows another super ambient side of Steve; we go deeper now, total relaxation, switch of the ‘Think’ mode. We’ve arrived now @ the Luna project of Syngate Records, Pete Farn dreams along in the Schwebewald. Completely unique sound and style, Pete has already delivered 11 albums via Syngate to we suggest to check them out as well. Tired of a busy week, the extra hours of sleep are well deserved. An Urban Meditation plan by Pete Namlook is the icing on this cake... Pete, may he rest in peace, touches the soul with the repetitive ingredient this time, after listening to the Air and Silence series you might be surprised that Namlook created this style of music for us. Just follow your dream now... Very subtle... the radio starts making sounds... a living radio built of human components; meet Radio Free Clear Light. Poetry, graphic art, video editing, music or a combination of it all. RFCL has a focus on Form rather than content. Three tracks in a row and you still have the feeling that you didn’t move right? You didn’t. We’re traveling without moving. Michael Frenkel’s project Aspectee shines a light on the unknown. Bail a Cerder creates the floating phase, intense tranparent and organic at the same time, hypnotizing experiences at the 46 minutes mark of this episode. The atmospheric drone soundscapes that arise now, are made by Shane Morris and Mystified, two very talented composers of ambient-atmospherics. This part comes from the Epoch album, the first installment of a trilogy about prehistoric time and evolution. Epoch uses no electronic sources or synths - only acoustic sounds. The sonic portal to our last artist on this trip. CSillagköd is a project by Oliver Dombi, a producer from Transylvania. Born on Christmas evening in 1981. He releases music since 2006, various styles, various projects. This album ‘Silent World’ has only but the best ambient and just-be tracks for you. Where are you? The Lucid Dream series take you anywhere... Spacemusic 8.8 Lucid Dreams 5. [00:00] Welcome to Spacemusic 8.8 Lucid Dreams Volume 5 [00:56] BEN COX - Plover buy On Water by Ben Cox here [06:26] ELSIANE - Vertigone buy the album Mechanics of Emotion here [08:25] STEVE ROACH - Back to Life buy the album Back to Life here [15:04] PETE FARN - Schwebewald pt.4 buy the album Schwebewald from Syngate here [23:26] PETE NAMLOOK - Music for Urban Meditation pt.6 buy the album MFUM here [26:58] PETE NAMLOOK - Music for Urban Meditation pt.7 buy the album MFUM here [34:50] RADIO FREE CLEAR LIGHT - Chamber of the Salamander buy the album Labyrinth of Ohgel here [37:17] RADIO FREE CLEAR LIGHT - Treasure Chamber buy the album Labyrinth of Ohgel here [40:46] RADIO FREE CLEAR LIGHT - Innermost Chamber buy the album Labyrinth of Ohgel here [43:59] ASPECTEE - Bail a Cerder buy the album Jour Cinq here [50:43] SHANE MORRIS / MYSTIFIED - Devonia buy the album the album Epoch here [58:24] CSILLAGKÖD - Galaxies buy the album Silent World here [1:01:55] CSILLAGKÖD - Silent World buy the album Silent World here END.

March 24th 2013 - the coldest day of this century, at least in Holland. The wind is cutting faces today so we stay inside, listen to music, sleep some extra, and record this legendary show series, Lucid Dreams. This volume 5 will take you away from your daily life, further from the ground than ever before. It’s time to dream. The opening is done by Ben Cox, from his album On Water it sets the tone to kind of ‘Jazzy’ atmospheres which makes it possible to go anywhere... The Montreal duo Elsiane performs a track that you’ll only hear on a show like this... Vertigone is not your average song, but most excellent as the glue between Ben Cox and Steve Roach, the Back to Life album shows another super ambient side of Steve; we go deeper now, total relaxation, switch of the ‘Think’ mode. We’ve arrived now @ the Luna project of Syngate Records, Pete Farn dreams along in the Schwebewald. Completely unique sound and style, Pete has already delivered 11 albums via Syngate to we suggest to check them out as well. Tired of a busy week, the extra hours of sleep are well deserved. An Urban Meditation plan by Pete Namlook is the icing on this cake... Pete, may he rest in peace, touches the soul with the repetitive ingredient this time, after listening to the Air and Silence series you might be surprised that Namlook created this style of music for us. Just follow your dream now... Very subtle... the radio starts making sounds... a living radio built of human components; meet Radio Free Clear Light. Poetry, graphic art, video editing, music or a combination of it all. RFCL has a focus on Form rather than content. Three tracks in a row and you still have the feeling that you didn’t move right? You didn’t. We’re traveling without moving. Michael Frenkel’s project Aspectee shines a light on the unknown. Bail a Cerder creates the floating phase, intense tranparent and organic at the same time, hypnotizing experiences at the 46 minutes mark of this episode. The atmospheric drone soundscapes that arise now, are made by Shane Morris and Mystified, two very talented composers of ambient-atmospherics. This part comes from the Epoch album, the first installment of a trilogy about prehistoric time and evolution. Epoch uses no electronic sources or synths - only acoustic sounds. The sonic portal to our last artist on this trip. CSillagköd is a project by Oliver Dombi, a producer from Transylvania. Born on Christmas evening in 1981. He releases music since 2006, various styles, various projects. This album ‘Silent World’ has only but the best ambient and just-be tracks for you. Where are you? The Lucid Dream series take you anywhere... Spacemusic 8.8 Lucid Dreams 5. [00:00] Welcome to Spacemusic 8.8 Lucid Dreams Volume 5 [00:56] BEN COX - Plover buy On Water by Ben Cox here [06:26] ELSIANE - Vertigone buy the album Mechanics of Emotion here [08:25] STEVE ROACH - Back to Life buy the album Back to Life here [15:04] PETE FARN - Schwebewald pt.4 buy the album Schwebewald from Syngate here [23:26] PETE NAMLOOK - Music for Urban Meditation pt.6 buy the album MFUM here [26:58] PETE NAMLOOK - Music for Urban Meditation pt.7 buy the album MFUM here [34:50] RADIO FREE CLEAR LIGHT - Chamber of the Salamander buy the album Labyrinth of Ohgel here [37:17] RADIO FREE CLEAR LIGHT - Treasure Chamber buy the album Labyrinth of Ohgel here [40:46] RADIO FREE CLEAR LIGHT - Innermost Chamber buy the album Labyrinth of Ohgel here [43:59] ASPECTEE - Bail a Cerder buy the album Jour Cinq here [50:43] SHANE MORRIS / MYSTIFIED - Devonia buy the album the album Epoch here [58:24] CSILLAGKÖD - Galaxies buy the album Silent World here [1:01:55] CSILLAGKÖD - Silent World buy the album Silent World here END.

Departum et returnum; goings and comings from Lisa Gerrard, Ben Cox, Clive Wright, Bob Holroyd, Enigmatic Obsession and Cocteau Twins.

Departum et returnum; goings and comings from Lisa Gerrard, Ben Cox, Clive Wright, Bob Holroyd, Enigmatic Obsession and Cocteau Twins.

Welcome to the Spacemusic podcast, take a deep breath, forget about everything and enjoy the music we play here for you… it’s a journey through time and space featuring artists like Ars Deco, Carbon Based Lifeforms, Craig Padilla, Terra Ambient, Observation Point, Robert Douglas, Ben Cox, Bruno Sanfilippo and Mathias Grassow. feedback/comments via:spacemusic.nl@gmail.com EXCECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Jürgen Ewald, Greg Demetrick [00:00] - ARS DECO : Onda [04:50] - CARBON BASED LIFEFORMS : Transmission/Intermission (MORE) [08:00] - CRAIG PADILLA : Realm of the Spirit (MORE) [14:00] - TERRA AMBIENT : The Glass House (MORE) [20:18] - OBSERVATION POINT : Timeless [24:01] - ROBERT DOUGLAS : October Sun (MORE) [29:12] - BEN COX : Anhinga (MORE) [35:35] - BRUNO SANFILIPPO+MATHIAS GRASSOW : Cromo p.2 (MORE)

HoHoHo....The Special Christmas 2009 edition of the Coffee Break, enjoy! [00:00]Xmas 2009 - intro by Andrea Bocelli (album: My Christmas) [01:29]All systems are running! [02:20]Send us your christmas tree pictures! [02:50]Executive Producer for this show: AMBROSIA Software [03:03]Get the Ambrosia Software Xmas 2009 Bundles HERE [04:32]Background music performed by Eleon. Track -Stepping Stones in Time- [04:57]Antiklimax plays -360 Degrees- [06:44]Darshan Ambient plays -Box of Sky- [12:52]Pete Dingon plays -Dive into the Blue- [17:10]Anawaty/Russell project, two men 8000 miles apart, a fantastic musical experience! [18:15]What are the first names of the members of Anawaty/Russell? [18:50]Send your answer to cass@sunbreakmusic.com and win a special autographed edition! [19:37]Anawaty/Russell play -The Enigmatic Smile Upon Her Lips of Beauty- [27:27]Lukas Termena RMX:nbsp; Parijat plays -Most Beautiful Splendor- [32:12]Having a sip of tea, soon on the show:nbsp;Parijat, big thanks to New Earth Records [35:39]Visiting the iTunes Store and play some snippets LIVE [39:25]Thank you for your donations! Keep this channel online, make a donation here [43:05]HoHoHo! Merry Christmas 2009 non-stop mix by TC [43:25]Craig Padilla plays -Alturas- [58:00]Darshan Ambient plays -The Gift- [1:04:10]UtopiaXO plays -Summer's Play- [1:07:40]UtopiaXO plays -Flying High- [1:11:11]Ben Cox plays -Pray for Rain- [1:18:57]Credits, links to sites, links to store, e-mail us, post your comments [1:20:20]Your favo Spacemusic track on our show again? Let us know your story! [1:20:43]Eleon plays -March of the Dreamer- (release: 2010) [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="590" caption="Park Perspectives on a Sunday Afternoon - photo by Cinema Nova copy; 2009"][/caption] Special thanks to our Executive Producer for this episode: http://ambrosiasw.com Thanks for your donations, keep donating and help us survive! CLICK HERE Also we'd like to thank in particular: Cass Anawaty, Paul Russell, Michael Rogers, Lukas Termena. Have a wonderful Christmas and speak to you in 2010! NEXT SHOW: January 1st/2nd/3rd 2010 when there's storage available again on our serverhellip; Wanna increase our storage level? Feel free to make donations so we can buy more disk space HERE Thanks for your support! - Spacemusic Team - [ad#post-ad]