Podcast appearances and mentions of ben gibbs

Dave B and Dave D are waiting for your messages!Not one but two episodes to start the year and, after chatting to Ben Gibbs, aka Sober Boozers Club, we felt it was only right to give him his own episode. Ben's story on how he overcame alcoholism and has become an authority on alcohol-free craft beer is inspiring, fascinating and unflinching in equal measure.The craft beer scene has caught up to making quality alcohol-free beer and in some part that is due to people like Ben, who have championed the cause.For a different, and eye-opening chat, make sure to give this a listen.We're delighted to be backed by Craft Brew Festival, curators of unique beer festival experiences across Britain, and Mosaic Board Print, manufacturers of epic beermats.

Send us a textEpisode 121: Ben GibbsThis week we are joined by Ben Gibbs, Tournament Director at Bream Master SA and all around gun Fisho. Ben loves fishing from his tinny in The Coorong and targeting Mulloway off the beach at Salt Creek, but his real passion is for fishing from his kayak. He shares with us all of his kayak fishing exploits, both here and interstate, including the lead up to the 2024 Hobie Fishing Australian Championships that he is competing in. We also have all the latest news in SA fishing:PIRSA have cracked down on the illegal taking of crabs in the lead up to Summer.Upcoming RecFish Clinics for women and kids.Coast 2 Coast Tuna Comp canceled.An obscure looking item washes up at Port Elliott.Crayfish (Northern zone) and Cockle seasons are opening up.Plus we have a wrap up of the boat show, discuss the new and improved, smaller fish de hooker from The Fishing Guru as our tackle item of the week and as always have the latest fishing reports.

  First up, we dive into Joel Crosbie's journey, the reigning Hobie Kayak Fishing Australian Angler of the Year, who never shies away from sharing his secrets to success. Joel's unorthodox preparation for the competition led to unexpected alliances, culminating in his podium finish. Tune in to discover Joel's innovative strategies and what worked for him during those intense competition hours. Next, we welcome back Ben Gibbs, who made his mark with jerkbaits and astute use of livescope technology. Ben's return to The Bream Fishing Project Podcast was both informative and entertaining, as he shared his pre-fish experiences and effective techniques. Finally, we turn our attention to Dylan Pace, a seasoned angler and podcast host, known for his insightful discussions on "On the Cast." Dylan's gripping narrative takes us through his narrow lead on day one, which he skillfully transformed into a winning margin of half a kilo. From Bream to Cod, Dylan's expertise shines through, offering listeners a captivating episode from start to finish. Join us as we unravel the tactics, triumphs, and tales of these remarkable anglers on The Bream Fishing Show Podcast. Whether you're a novice angler or a seasoned pro, there's something for everyone in this riveting episode. Happy listening and tight lines!

Our 5th and last episode of Techonomics Season 3 features Ben Gibbs, CEO and co-founder of READY Robotics⁠. In this episode we dive into the future of robotics, why there's a need for a common language across robotics manufacturers, and how READY Robotics is making that a reality.

Is there something about the name, Reginald? Every time we hear of one in Manx history, he seems to have been something of a bad lot. We start and finish our dip into David Robertson's 'A Review of the Manks History' with two such flawed characters. Professor Van Helsing has brought Arthur Holmwood, Quincey Morris and Dr John Seward to the graveyard at Kingstead, and the empty tomb of Lucy Westenra. Here they keep watch. And oh! what a sickening spectacle awaits them. As y kiaull 'sy chlaare - BWNCATH & MEINIR GWILYM - Gyrru ni 'mlaen MONROE - Am bothan a bh'aig Fhionnghuala KOUERIEN - Suite des branles Maraic MUIREANN Nic AMHLAOIBH & IRISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA - An tseanbhean bhocht SUE WHITE & GARETH HEDGES - Fish and tin and copper, boys MARK LAWRENCE, BEN GIBBS, KATIE LAWRENCE & RUSSELL COWIN - George Slade's/Keppel Gate/Dog Mills GEORGIA RUTH - Etrai WILLIAM MATHESON - Ceann Traigh Ghruinneard MARI-ELEN POUPON-TONNERRE - Sabat ar Gelted

Illinois lands nationally ranked guard Drayvn Gibbs-Lawhorn. Ben Gibbs, the father of Drayvn, clears the air about his son's recruitment and the misunderstanding that came with it. Ben speaks highly of the coaching staff at Illinois and how impactful they are when it comes to recruiting.

On the show today you will meet Ben Gibbs. He is a musician and podcaster who I met while biking the Katy Trail. That was basically Ben's first crack at bikepacking and he was hooked! He upgraded his gear and bike and went on an epic 6 week bicycle tour, exploring the C&O Towpath, the GAP trail, and the Empire State Trail. He traveled over 1,100 miles by bike and describes his experience along with the genuine kindness of strangers. Welcome to our newest sponsor Hammerhead! Use code MURPHOLOGY at www.Hammerhead.io to get a free heart rate monitor with your Karoo 2. Email me at murphologypodcast@gmail.com if you have a topic or the name of a cyclist you find interesting. Support my podcast at Patreon.com/Murphology and visit my Facebook and Instagram page for daily entertainment. www.murphologypodcast.com https://www.patreon.com/murphology

At Ascent Cloud we believe in transparency, therefore, we must admit this episode is a sales pitch. BUT it's not your typical sales pitch. Ascent Cloud solutions are helping teams prepare to return to the office, the field, or whatever your "new abnormal" looks like.   This month, Cassie Dodd, Director of Marketing, is joined by her Ascent Cloud colleagues Craig Bickley, SVP of Sales, and Ben Gibbs, Director of Solution Engineering, to discuss Ascent Cloud's solutions, Geopointe and LevelEleven, and how we're helping teams get back to business. In this episode, they chat about:  The future of work- offices, remote locations, or a hybrid model?Recent challenges we've seen throughout many organizationsWhat is Ascent Cloud and how can we help?

This podcast explores how we understand and positively influence school culture. There is often a tension between what a leadership team might suggest is the destination culture of a school and what, in reality, one experiences when you ask everyone else – what we might call the shadow culture or cultures. When we don't engage sufficiently with those shadow cultures it creates a level of HR risk which, experience suggests, schools are not, currently, managing. The first time we realise there is an issue is usually when something goes wrong. So how do we understand that culture better? How do we reveal that culture effectively? And how do we engage with it more dynamically? 26mins you won't regret giving up! *Suggested link: Pandemic as Portal

Heading back once again to South Australia, this episode we're once again exploring the Coorong area, but this time in search of the large and very cagey black bream that take up residence in the system. With us is Ben Gibbs, co-founder of the Bream Master SA tournament circuit and Coorong fishing regular who's put plenty of time and effort into figuring out the bream and the system. ____________________________________ Attention Team Doc Lures Members! New feature on the TDL site: "Ask An Expert"! Now you can post questions for our panel of experts or other community members to answer. Log in or join up at: https://team.doclures.com ____________________________________ Show notes for this episode: https://doclures.com/coorong-bream-ben-gibbs/

In this two part episode we're exploring Indigenous connection to place. How can we interpret and give life to Indigenous significance, culture and stories in our design for places and infrastructure? How does this help us create better places for everyone, and how does this help us achieve our sustainability goals?Special guests: Ailsa Walsh, a proud indigenous woman of the Yuggera, Lardil, and Kullili Countries.  Ailsa is an incredible aboriginal artist who helped us bring our new Brisbane office to life with her paintings. Michael Hromek, Technical Executive in WSP's Indigenous Specialist Services team.  Michael is also a researcher and Professional Tutor at the University of Technology, Sydney's Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research.Ben Gibbs, an associate in our Sustainability team whose work helps many different organisations to achieve their sustainability goals.Show-notes01:02 - Incorporating Indigenous design into places, to meet sustainable design objectives02:31 - Indigenous culture reflected in public spaces and its impact on future generations 04:07 - Using Indigenous designed to enrich online spaces

In this two part episode we're exploring Indigenous connection to place. How can we interpret and give life to Indigenous significance, culture and stories in our design for places and infrastructure? How does this help us create better places for everyone, and how does this help us achieve our sustainability goals?Special guests: Ailsa Walsh, a proud indigenous woman of the Yuggera, Lardil, and Kullili Countries.  Ailsa is an incredible aboriginal artist who helped us bring our new Brisbane office to life with her paintings. Michael Hromek, Technical Executive in WSP's Indigenous Specialist Services team.  Michael is also a researcher and Professional Tutor at the University of Technology, Sydney's Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research.Ben Gibbs, an associate in our Sustainability team whose work helps many different organisations to achieve their sustainability goals.Show-notes: 02:00  What is Indigenous knowledge?03:12  About 900 Anne Street04:08  The origins of the Aboriginal led co-design methodology adopted to 900 Anne Street06:06  An Aboriginal artist's experience of the co-design methodology09:28  What is a yarning circle?10:31  The yarning circle in a corporate space

McKay Coppins of The Atlantic on election disinformation. Jonathan Richardson, Univ of Richmond on pest control's evolutionary dangers. Tom Menighan of the American Pharmacists Association on pharmacists' struggles. Brian Earp of Yale Univ on “Love Drugs: The Chemical Future of Relationships." Ben Gibbs and Thomas Murillo of Brigham Young University on first-generation students. Rachel Wadham of Worlds Awaiting on singing to babies.

Ben Gibbs, who leads the Afero Customer Enablement (ACE) team, is back and this time he and Shahin Khan discuss why doing multiple IoT projects is so hard. They track how complexity increases as you go from 1) One IoT project for yourself, 2) One IoT project that you productize to be used by many, 3) Multiple IoT projects for multiple devices and device types that are built by one manufacturer, and 4) Multiple IoT projects that must work consistently across devices built by several different manufacturers.

Ben Gibbs, who leads the Afero Customer Enablement (ACE) team, and Shahin Khan discuss processing payments in IoT. This is another IoT "Killer App" that represents a big emerging market.

Ben Gibbs, who leads the Afero Customer Enablement (ACE) team, joins Shahin Khan again, this time to discuss IoT "Killer Apps" with a special emphasis on consumer appliances.

Ben Gibbs leads the Afero Customer Enablement (ACE) team. He joins Shahin Khan to discuss best practices and typical considerations for a successful IoT deployment.

BYU's Ben Gibbs talks welfare programs and poverty in the US. Brett King of Yale discovered new treatment for vitiligo. Hiba Baroud of Vanderbilt Univ on America's failing infrastructure. John McGann of Rutgers Univ explains how our sense of smell is just as good as other animals'. Jacob Rawlins describes corporate myths that shape company culture. Entomologists Lois and Charlie O'Brien on their 60-year love affair with bugs.

  Our very own Ben Gibbs just released an album in collaboration with a trained opera singer from Asheville, Alex Nuesse. While listening to a couple songs from the album, we talk about the process of writing and recording, the job market for opera singers, and trained vs. non-trained musicians. During the intro we talk about the House Ethics Committee's investigation in to sexual harassment within Mark Meadows staff and lying Olympic swimmers. Listen and buy the album over at CD Baby! Ethics Report: Meadows' Staff Complained of Harassment THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY