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In this special “On the Go” episode of Under the Radar, finance presenter Chua Tian Tian headed down to Suntec Tower 3 for an interview with the leadership of a company that invented the Portable Document Format or the PDF format in 1993. Founded close to 45 years ago in 1982 to revolutionise printing and publishing with an all-digital approach, Adobe has since evolved into a design software company that empowers everyone to imagine, create and bring any digital experience to life. Its Creative Cloud suite of solutions, from Photoshop to Illustrator and Premier, helps customers from creators, students, small businesses to global enterprises create multimedia projects efficiently to drive business outcomes. Adobe is an interesting company to look at, particularly given recent developments surrounding generative AI, which can help users create images, videos and even movies with a simple text or voice prompt. To tap the technology advancements in AI, Adobe had in April 2026 launched a suite of artificial intelligence tools to help corporate clients automate and personalise digital marketing functions. Called the CX Enterprise, the products make use of AI agents to help customers manage their interactions with customers. At the same time, the firm is also said to be working with US big tech players like Amazon, Microsoft, Anthropic, OpenAI and Nvidia to ensure that its new AI system works across multiple platforms. But how does the firm define its value proposition in the age of generative AI given its in-depth knowledge and expertise in the design and creativity space, and how does the firm assess the competitiveness of its products against say Anthropic’s Claude Design? How is competition like in Asia Pacific with Chinese AI-tech firms coming in fast and furious? Tian Tian posed these questions to Ben Goodman, President of JAPAC (Asia Pacific and Japan), Adobe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Artificial intelligence is no longer an experiment for most businesses. The question now isn't whether AI matters, but how organisations can use it to improve productivity, create better customer experiences and grow faster.Sean Aylmer speaks with Ben Goodman, President of Asia Pacific at Adobe, about how businesses are moving beyond the AI hype cycle and focusing on real-world outcomes. Ben explains how AI is transforming creativity, marketing and productivity, why organisations are increasingly using AI as a co-pilot rather than a replacement for people, and how companies can balance personalisation with trust.Adobe is a supporter of Fear & GreedFind out more: https://fearandgreed.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Summary In this episode of Chattinn Cyber, Marc Schein is chattin' with Ben Goodman, the founder and CEO of CyRisk, about the evolution of cybersecurity and the growing concern of privacy in the industry. Ben shares his background in technology and his experience working with companies to improve their security and compliance. They discuss the increasing importance of privacy in the cyber risk landscape, with privacy settlements surpassing security settlements in recent years. Ben emphasizes the need for organizations to focus on pre-incident planning, training, and preparation to mitigate privacy risks effectively. When discussing how carriers are handling privacy risks, he notes that carriers are still figuring out how to underwrite the risk in a soft market. He highlights the challenge of carriers not having access to comprehensive data and organizations themselves often being unaware of their own exposures. He suggests that carriers should focus on differentiating themselves and finding ways to underwrite privacy risks effectively. They also touch on the different industries and technologies that are more susceptible to privacy exposures. Regulated industries, such as healthcare, are under scrutiny and face regulatory actions and fines. Advertising and marketing technologies also pose significant risks, and organizations should take steps to mitigate these risks. Ben explains how CyRisk helps policyholders with privacy issues through their platform. They offer real-time detection of exposures, analysis of policyholders' active policies for compliance, and provide detailed reports with recommendations. CyRisk's privacy attorneys contribute to building out the platform and offering solid advice to policyholders. Looking ahead, Ben predicts that privacy risks will continue to be a significant issue. He mentions the increasing use of micro-targeting AI and the potential challenges it poses in terms of privacy and bias. Governments and regulators will need to keep up with these developments to protect individuals' privacy. Overall, the interview covers various aspects of privacy risks in the cyber risk landscape and provides insights into how organizations and carriers can address these challenges. Key Takeaways Privacy is becoming a major concern in the cyber risk landscape, with privacy settlements surpassing security settlements. Organizations need to prioritize pre-incident planning, training, and preparation to effectively mitigate privacy risks. Carriers are still grappling with how to underwrite privacy risks in a soft market. Differentiation is challenging, and the lack of comprehensive data and organizations' limited awareness of their own exposures pose difficulties. Certain industries, such as healthcare, are under scrutiny and face regulatory actions and fines due to privacy breaches. Advertising and marketing technologies also present significant risks that organizations should address. CyRisk offers a platform that helps policyholders with privacy issues. It provides real-time detection of exposures, compliance analysis of active policies, and detailed reports with recommendations. Privacy attorneys contribute to the platform, offering solid advice to policyholders. The use of micro-targeting AI poses challenges in terms of privacy and bias. Governments and regulators will need to keep up with these developments to protect individuals' privacy. Privacy risks are expected to remain a significant issue in the future. Key Quotes "The confluence of privacy risk in cyber insurance and the associated cyber risk... there's the data leakage part of it, there's real data breach exposure with this privacy risk." "Last year, 2022 privacy settlements actually exceeded security settlements by about 180 million." "The more that organizations could do from a pre-incident perspective, from a planning and training and preparation, I think the better off they are."

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In this episode, Mattias is joined by Ben Goodman, the founder of dragondrop.cloud, a platform that offers Terraform Best Practices as a Pull Request. They discuss the best workflows for Terraform, open-source tools that can be used in conjunction with Terraform, the most effective best practices, and common pitfalls to avoid when implementing infrastructure as code using Terraform. Connect with us on LinkedIn or Twitter (see info at https://devsecops.fm/about/). We are happy to answer any questions, hear suggestions for new episodes, or hear from you, our listeners.

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Harmful online content can affect people of all ages and demographics. Singapore is calling for more laws to empower those affected by cyberbullying and online sexual harassment, to take action - as a recent study by SG Her Empowerment found that 38 per cent of respondents have encountered such content.  On this episode of Morning Shot, we'll be explore that and more Ben Goodman, Senior Vice President & General Manager for Asia Pacific, at identity and access management firm, Okta (Ok-tuh), as well as Lorraine Lim, Centre Head of SHECARES@SCWO, a one-stop centre providing holistic support for victims of online harms. Presented by: Emaad Akhtar This podcast is produced and edited by Yeo Kai Ting (ykaiting@sph.com.sg)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Ben Goodman, Pastor of Leadership Development, Prayer and Prophetic Ministry at Manna Church in Fayetteville shares what it's like to walk with Jesus. He digs into different biblical passages to explain what living them out looks like practically. If you want to walk in the abundant life that Jesus has for you then this message is for you.To learn more about our church, visit the Manna Church Stafford/Quantico website at mannastafford.church.Looking for a church in Stafford, Virginia? We would love for you to visit us onsite. Get directions to our church at mannastafford.church/visit-manna-church-stafford-quantico/Connect with Manna Church Stafford on Facebook at facebook.com/MannaStafford and on Instagram at instagram.com/manna.stafford.

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The State of Automotive with NIADA “Automotive customers are being pushed down the credit funnel. If they could qualify on the retail side with a 650-680, now that paper is being turned away, so they have to go with the Independent or the buy-here-pay-here sector.” -Herb Anderson Collectively, the NIADA moderators — Ben Goodman, Bill Elizondo, and Ed Curry — bring more than 100 years of experience to the table, working on almost every level of the car business. Join us for an engaging conversation about the great year buy-here-pay-here is anticipating. Vendor Partners

Join Timbo's Membership and take control of your marketing Ben Goodman seems to have the Midas Touch, having built and exited one, seven figure business, along with his current 2-year old business recently being valued at $20M. But, like most successful business owners, his entrepreneurial journey hasn't been without some failures along the way.  Join me as Ben shares lessons from those failures, along with his tried, tested and wonderfully simple methodology for business success. It's an intriguing episode 627 of The (13 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast. A little more about Silvi founder, Ben Goodman Ben Goodman is the co-founder of Silvi, a brand that aims to cure acne with his patented pillow case containing, of all things, silver!  In this chat, Ben shares how the inspiration for the company came from his own struggle with acne and his determination to find the root cause. After discovering that pillowcases can harbour up to 1000x more bacteria than a toilet seat, he and his business partner embarked on a journey of R&D to develop silver ion treatments that can reduce acne and other skin concerns.  After launching in late 2020, Silvi has had tremendous success, with the company now valued at over $20 million and high-scale investors, including Hezi Leibovich, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Catch.com.au and Luxury Escapes founder (and past guest) Adam Schwabb. Interestingly, Silvi isn't Ben's first rodeo, having previously launched and sold a seven figure business, along with a few failures along the way.  So, join me as he candidly shares lessons from those failures, along with his tried, tested and wonderfully simple methodology for business success. We start with Ben talking about his entrepreneurial journey so far.   Resources mentioned in today's episode ... Typeform for creating forms Judge Me for reviews Charm for business ideas Big Spy for ad scraping Ad Spy for searching facebook ads Businesses that make this podcast possible - Please support them DELL Technologies - Small business IT solutions Book Tim Reid to speak or emcee at your next business event   As always, thanks for your support. May your marketing be the best marketing.   Timbo Reid P.S. Tell me what marketing is working for you - 0480 015 150.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I spoke with Ben Goodman, Co-founder of Silvi. Ben and his partner, Max Hertan, started the company after struggling with skin conditions and being unable to find a solution that worked for them.Determined to uncover the root cause of their skin troubles, the duo embarked on a journey of research and development. They discovered that pillowcases can harbor up to 1000x more bacteria than a toilet seat, which inspired their first product during the COVID-19 lockdown.The team worked tirelessly for over a year to perfect the silver ion treatment used in their products, testing it across various pillowcases and other items. Since launching in late 2020, Silvi has seen tremendous success and is now valued at over $20 million.Before starting Silvi, Ben founded Pod & Parcel, which he turned into a full-time business within six months, before eventually selling it. Ben believes that entrepreneurs must have a "learning mindset" to grow their business and adapt to stay afloat.In this episode:Ben's biggest lessons and take aways from building and exiting his first 7 figure e-commerce brand, Pod & ParcelHow to develop a learning mindset and why your business can't grow if you don'tThe testing strategies Silvi used to ensure they were going to be successful before they even spent a cent on productThe key metrics you should be looking when launching a new brand or product lineWhat Silvi did to make $350k within their first 6 weeks!How to prepare for future challenges and protect your brand from potential downfallHow to effectively test and launch products to market with almost guaranteed successEssential personal development strategies for business owners to enhance the growth of their business---Follow Ben here

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Consequentialists: One-Way Pattern Traps, published by David Udell on January 16, 2023 on LessWrong. Generated during MATS 2.1. A distillation of my understanding of Eliezer-consequentialism. Thanks to Jeremy Gillen, Ben Goodman, Paul Colognese, Daniel Kokotajlo, Scott Viteri, Peter Barnett, Garrett Baker, and Olivia Jimenez for discussion and/or feedback; to Eliezer Yudkowsky for briefly chatting about relevant bits in planecrash; to Quintin Pope for causally significant conversation; and to many others that I've bounced my thoughts on this topic off of. Introduction What is Eliezer-consequentialism? In a nutshell, I think it's the way that some physical structures monotonically accumulate patterns in the world. Some of these patterns afford influence over other patterns, and some physical structures monotonically accumulate patterns-that-matter in particular -- resources. We call such a resource accumulator a consequentialist -- or, equivalently, an "agent," an "intelligence," etc. A consequentialist understood in this way is (1) a coherent profile of reflexes (a set of behavioral reflexes that together monotonically take in resources) plus (2) an inventory (some place where accumulated resources can be stored with better than background-chance reliability.) Note that an Eliezer-consequentialist is not necessarily a consequentialist in the normative ethics sense of the term. By consequentialists we'll just mean agents, including wholly amoral agents. I'll freely use the terms 'consequentialism' and 'consequentialist' henceforth with this meaning, without fretting any more about this confusion. Path to Impact I noticed hanging around the MATS London office that even full-time alignment researchers disagree quite a bit about what consequentialism involves. I'm betting here that my Eliezer-model is good enough that I've understood his ideas on the topic better than many others have, and can concisely communicate this better understanding. Since most of the possible positive impact of this effort lives in the fat tail of outcomes where it makes a lot of Eliezerisms click for a lot of alignment workers, I'll make this an effortpost. The Ideas to be Clarified I've noticed that Eliezer seems to think the von Neumann-Morgenstern (VNM) theorem is obviously far reaching in a way that few others do. Understand the concept of VNM rationality, which I recommend learning from the Wikipedia article... Von Neumann and Morgenstern showed that any agent obeying a few simple consistency axioms acts with preferences characterizable by a utility function. MIRI Research Guide (2015) Can you explain a little more what you mean by "have different parts of your thoughts work well together"? Is this something like the capacity for metacognition; or the global workspace; or self-control; or...? No, it's like when you don't, like, pay five apples for something on Monday, sell it for two oranges on Tuesday, and then trade an orange for an apple. I have still not figured out the homework exercises to convey to somebody the Word of Power which is "coherence" by which they will be able to look at the water, and see "coherence" in places like a cat walking across the room without tripping over itself. When you do lots of reasoning about arithmetic correctly, without making a misstep, that long chain of thoughts with many different pieces diverging and ultimately converging, ends up making some statement that is... still true and still about numbers! Wow! How do so many different thoughts add up to having this property? Wouldn't they wander off and end up being about tribal politics instead, like on the Internet? And one way you could look at this, is that even though all these thoughts are taking place in a bounded mind, they are shadows of a higher unbounded structure which is the model identifie...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Consequentialists: One-Way Pattern Traps, published by David Udell on January 16, 2023 on LessWrong. Generated during MATS 2.1. A distillation of my understanding of Eliezer-consequentialism. Thanks to Jeremy Gillen, Ben Goodman, Paul Colognese, Daniel Kokotajlo, Scott Viteri, Peter Barnett, Garrett Baker, and Olivia Jimenez for discussion and/or feedback; to Eliezer Yudkowsky for briefly chatting about relevant bits in planecrash; to Quintin Pope for causally significant conversation; and to many others that I've bounced my thoughts on this topic off of. Introduction What is Eliezer-consequentialism? In a nutshell, I think it's the way that some physical structures monotonically accumulate patterns in the world. Some of these patterns afford influence over other patterns, and some physical structures monotonically accumulate patterns-that-matter in particular -- resources. We call such a resource accumulator a consequentialist -- or, equivalently, an "agent," an "intelligence," etc. A consequentialist understood in this way is (1) a coherent profile of reflexes (a set of behavioral reflexes that together monotonically take in resources) plus (2) an inventory (some place where accumulated resources can be stored with better than background-chance reliability.) Note that an Eliezer-consequentialist is not necessarily a consequentialist in the normative ethics sense of the term. By consequentialists we'll just mean agents, including wholly amoral agents. I'll freely use the terms 'consequentialism' and 'consequentialist' henceforth with this meaning, without fretting any more about this confusion. Path to Impact I noticed hanging around the MATS London office that even full-time alignment researchers disagree quite a bit about what consequentialism involves. I'm betting here that my Eliezer-model is good enough that I've understood his ideas on the topic better than many others have, and can concisely communicate this better understanding. Since most of the possible positive impact of this effort lives in the fat tail of outcomes where it makes a lot of Eliezerisms click for a lot of alignment workers, I'll make this an effortpost. The Ideas to be Clarified I've noticed that Eliezer seems to think the von Neumann-Morgenstern (VNM) theorem is obviously far reaching in a way that few others do. Understand the concept of VNM rationality, which I recommend learning from the Wikipedia article... Von Neumann and Morgenstern showed that any agent obeying a few simple consistency axioms acts with preferences characterizable by a utility function. MIRI Research Guide (2015) Can you explain a little more what you mean by "have different parts of your thoughts work well together"? Is this something like the capacity for metacognition; or the global workspace; or self-control; or...? No, it's like when you don't, like, pay five apples for something on Monday, sell it for two oranges on Tuesday, and then trade an orange for an apple. I have still not figured out the homework exercises to convey to somebody the Word of Power which is "coherence" by which they will be able to look at the water, and see "coherence" in places like a cat walking across the room without tripping over itself. When you do lots of reasoning about arithmetic correctly, without making a misstep, that long chain of thoughts with many different pieces diverging and ultimately converging, ends up making some statement that is... still true and still about numbers! Wow! How do so many different thoughts add up to having this property? Wouldn't they wander off and end up being about tribal politics instead, like on the Internet? And one way you could look at this, is that even though all these thoughts are taking place in a bounded mind, they are shadows of a higher unbounded structure which is the model identifie...

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This week, General Gross chats with National Director Ben Goodman, who is saying goodbye to Mission: Readiness for a new opportunity in his home state of Maine. They discuss Ben's time at Mission: Readiness, why he was motivated to work on early childhood nutrition issues, the progress he's seen on early childhood and nutrition policy during his tenure, and special memories he's gained over the years.

Helping people safely and securely access the connected world through the internet is no small feat, but one of the highest importance. To achieve this, it takes the right kind of leadership and the right partners. Ben Goodman, Senior Vice President, Global Business and Corporate Development at ForgeRock, discusses the challenges of aligning partners, scaling, tracking the pipeline, and what's next for the company. In this episode, we discuss: The current projects at ForgeRock and what's on the horizon Managing and aligning 130 partners Scaling with intention Here are some additional episodes featuring other ecosystem leaders that might interest you: #121 Aligning Ecosystem Strategy with Your Customer as the North Star with Lara Caimi, Chief Partner Officer, ServiceNow  #122 There's No Easy Button For Partnering with Nicole Napiltonia, VP Of Alliances and OEM Sales, at Barracuda  #106 The Secrets to Managing Alliances Like Microsoft with David Totten, Chief Technology Officer, US Partner Ecosystem at Microsoft  #97 Why Quality Always Beats Quantity in Software Ecosystems with Tom Roberts, Senior Vice President at the Global Partner Organization over at SAP.  Links & Resources Learn more about how WorkSpan helps customers accelerate their ecosystem flywheel through Co-selling, Co-innovating, Co-investing, and Co-marketing.  Subscribe to the Ecosystem Aces Podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, St itcher, Google Podcast.  Join the WorkSpan Community to engage with other partner ecosystem leaders on best practices, news, events, jobs, and other tips to advance your career in partnering. Find insightful articles on how to lead and get the most out of your partner ecosystem on the WorkSpan blog.  Download the Best Practices Guide for Ecosystem Business Management  Download the Ultimate Guide for Partner Incentives and Market Development Funds   To contact the host, Chip Rodgers, with topic ideas, suggest a guest, or join the conversation about modern partnering, he can be reached on Twitter, LinkedIn, or send Chip an email at: chip@workspan.com   This episode of Ecosystem Aces is sponsored by WorkSpan.   WorkSpan is the #1 ecosystem business management platform. We give CROs a digital platform to turbocharge indirect revenue with their partner teams at higher win rates and lower costs. We connect your partners on a live network with cross-company business applications to build, market, and sell together. We power the top 10 business ecosystems in the technology and communications industry today, managing over $50 billion in the joint pipeline.

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"It's better to do it, learn, fail and try again, that to not do it." Max Hertan and Ben Goodman have taken Silvi to 7 figures in revenue in a matter of months — expanding distribution channels, product range, and team along the way. Today, the co-founders reflect on their journey to date. They unpack the ups and the downs, the secrets to success, and the tactics that helped facilitate rapid growth. Full of actionable insights, the conversation explores concepts like: - Major tactics missed by most e-commerce owners - Idea validation and focusing on the 80/20 - The three crucial learnings in growing to 8+ figures - Importance of finding what works without reinventing the wheel - Importance of delegation - Developing linear growth patterns - Finding the right business partner Software mentioned: BigSpy, Charm.io Books mentioned: $100 million offers - Alex Hormozi Great Leads - Michael Masterson Ready Fire Aim - Michael Masterson We hope you enjoy the conversation! Want to join the discussion? Join our Facebook Community: MegaMinds (E-commerce growth community). We'd love to chat with you! We'd love to chat with you! You can also message Max, Ben and Evan on LinkedIn. Thinking about getting some advice on how to scale your business? Get in touch with Megaphone for a free strategy session.

Join us for a message from guest Speaker Ben Goodman. Pastor Ben brings us part two of The Fear of the Lord and challenges us in how to restore the fear of the Lord in our lives.

Join us for a message from guest Speaker Ben Goodman. Pastor Ben brings us part two of The Fear of the Lord and challenges us in how to restore the fear of the Lord in our lives.

Join us for a message from guest Speaker Ben Goodman. Pastor Ben challenges us to refuse fear and live in trust that our creator has it all in His hands

Join us for a message from guest Speaker Ben Goodman. Pastor Ben challenges us to refuse fear and live in trust that our creator has it all in His hands

Donna Cryer, President of the Global Liver Institute, sits down with Ben Goodman for a discussion about liver health. Cryer speaks about the alarming global rise in nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), severe liver inflammation and damage caused by buildup of fat in the liver. Donna explains the connection between obesity and NASH, and what the disturbing increase of the condition among children means for future health outcomes and military readiness.

Mission: Readiness shares a recent conversation from the Mainely Matters Podcast, hosted by Brigadier General (Ret.) Rob Carmichael. General Carmichael interviews former Maine Adjutant General Bill Libby and Mission: Readiness National Director (and Maine native) Ben Goodman about the unique challenges rural families face in accessing early care and education.

Rob Carmichael discusses the lack of sufficient, high quality early childhood care and education in Maine with Ben Goodman, National Director of Mission: Readiness, and Major General (Retired) Bill Libby.

Looks like it's Oscar season! Tonight, for their 40th episode spectacular and in anticipation for the 93rd Academy Awards, Nick and Dain bring an ensemble of guests from Ben Goodman, Jon Swann, and Joe Teminsky to reveal their favorite films of 2020. Although 2020 was a rough year for cinema, it managed to deliver plenty of memorable movies. With movies such as “Mank”, “The Invisible Man”, “Nomadland”, and “The Sound of Metal”, last year was full of unforgettable films that amazed, shocked and inspired audiences. To cap it all off, the gang share their thoughts and predictions on the Best Picture nominees for this year's awards show! And the Oscar goes to…

This podcast is a deep dive into an issue that impacts you, and all FCA regulated firms – treating vulnerable customers fairly. It features Karen Anderson, Cat Dankos and Ben Goodman from our contentious financial services regulatory practice in London, discussing the FCA’s aim of ensuring that vulnerable consumers experience outcomes as good as other consumers and receive consistently fair treatment across all FCA-regulated firms and sectors.Speakers: Karen Anderson (Partner), Cat Dankos (Regulatory Consultant) and Ben Goodman (Of Counsel)

This podcast is a deep dive into an issue that impacts you, and all FCA regulated firms – treating vulnerable customers fairly. It features Karen Anderson, Cat Dankos and Ben Goodman from our contentious financial services regulatory practice in London, discussing the FCA’s aim of ensuring that vulnerable consumers experience outcomes as good as other consumers and receive consistently fair treatment across all FCA-regulated firms and sectors. Speakers: Karen Anderson (Partner), Cat Dankos (Regulatory Consultant) and Ben Goodman (Of Counsel)

In today’s podcast episode we’ll be covering passwordless and username-less authentication can increase security by reducing the risks of phishing and all forms of username and pass word theft and to provide for a more frictionless authentication experience. To learn more, we spoke to Ben Goodman, a CISSP and SVP at ForgeRock.

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Pastor Jeremy discusses the importance of leadership with Pastor Ben Goodman.

Pastor Jeremy discusses the abuses of the prophetic gift with Pastor Ben Goodman.

Pastor Jeremy discusses the New Testament prophetic gift with Pastor Ben Goodman.

Pastor Jeremy kicks off four episodes with Ben Goodman, the leadership development pastor of Manna Church in Fayetteville, NC.

General Gross kicks off a new season of the podcast with a behind the scenes interview with the Mission: Readiness national team. Jenny Wing Harper, Ben Goodman, Abby Ware, Megan Adamczewski, and John Connolly join the podcast to talk about how they got involved with Mission: Readiness, upcoming work in 2021, and how they've been spending their time during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An ‘Aha’ Moment from 2 Kings 3:9-16 …But now bring me a harpist.” While the harpist was playing, the hand of the Lord came on Elisha 16 and he said, “This is what the Lord says… The Kingdom Principle of Indirection • Matt 6:33 • 2 Peter 3:1 • Eph 4: 32 • John 13:34. • Luke 6:41-42 • 2 Chron 7:14 • Luke 10:38-42 “Return to The Basics” o Fasting o Prayer o Read your Bible o Confess and Repent o Obey #reachccathome #churchathome #church #brunswickcounty #nc Visit reachcommunitychurch.com for information, contact links, and giving. Follow us on social media at: https://instagram.com/reachcc https://facebook.com/reachleland https://twitter.com/reachcc

An ‘Aha’ Moment from 2 Kings 3:9-16 …But now bring me a harpist.” While the harpist was playing, the hand of the Lord came on Elisha 16 and he said, “This is what the Lord says… The Kingdom Principle of Indirection • Matt 6:33 • 2 Peter 3:1 • Eph 4: 32 • John 13:34. • Luke 6:41-42 • 2 Chron 7:14 • Luke 10:38-42 “Return to The Basics” o Fasting o Prayer o Read your Bible o Confess and Repent o Obey #reachccathome #churchathome #church #brunswickcounty #nc Visit reachcommunitychurch.com for information, contact links, and giving. Follow us on social media at: https://instagram.com/reachcc https://facebook.com/reachleland https://twitter.com/reachcc

In this weeks episode, I managed to sit down and talk to Ben Goodman. Ben is a dear friend, and Personal Trainer based in Brighton, UK. He introduced me a few years ago to the techniques, tricks and tips that are used in Powerlifting. Powerlifting was always a scary word for me. I was very afraid of it, as I am not a "big guy" and I always thought it wasn't for me. But to have someone like Ben be able to open the world up to me, and reveal the benefits of it, combined with just how nice thew Powerlifting community is was truly wonderful, which is why I wanted to get him on the Podcast today. Follow Ben here: https://www.instagram.com/bennyfit.strengthandpower/

Our willingness to live out a life of "yes" to God determines our fruitfulness. Great message from our guest speaker, Pastor Ben Goodman.

When some ghosts from Tom's past return in dramatic fashion, the boys realize they have no choice but to resurrect senior relationship expert correspondent Kait Emery to inject once again some much-needed wisdom into their well-intentioned mania and neuroses.[NOTE: For the full context of these stories, please listen to episodes 13-15 of season two.]It's been a long season, y'all. We laughed. We cried. We contracted (and importantly, cured) chlamydia. But things are coming to a stop here for a little bit while we regain our sanity and maybe kiss a person or two off mic for a bit. Thank you all for continuing to listen as we publicize our ignorance. Thank you to our guests, Dr. Deanna Richards, Rachel Kidd, Will Gleason, Laura and Dylan Petro, Lindsey Metselaar, Ben Goodman, Peter A., Tori Piskin, Kait Emery, Dr. Maggie Dancel, B & L, James Petrine, Pete and Josh, and then Kait Emery again.See you again soon!If you like what you hear, please leave a five-star review on iTunes; it really does make a difference! Give us a shout on social media, share us with a friend, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter or Instagram: @undesirablespod @mrthomasella @tuckerwins.Photography by the talented and patient Sam Liebeskind who you can find at samliebe.com.

Tom sits down with Ben Goodman from CitySwoon to find out what the hell is "speed dating 2.0" and how fast is he going to get rejected by how many people, exactly? Then, Tom and Tucker debrief on how it went, the most notable characters of the night and who Tom brought home with him.Read Tom's first article for Tinder here: Tinder Diaries: A Single Guy Invests Recklessly In Almost Everyone. His second article, mentioned in the intro, isn't out just yet, but follow along @mrthomasella to read it first. It's a good one.Special thanks to Peter A! Listen to his My Little Underground music podcast at peteraradio.com.If you like what you hear, please leave a five-star review on iTunes; it really does make a difference! Give us a shout on social media, share us with a friend, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter or Instagram: @undesirablespod @mrthomasella @tuckerwins.Photography by the talented and patient Sam Liebeskind who you can find at samliebe.com.

Co-captains Ben Goodman and Montell Cozart discuss KU's effort in loss at Rutgers.