Podcast appearances and mentions of Ben Gray

Given 14th April 2024

Given 4th February 2024

How can we as Christians care for those who are on the margins of society? How can we share the hope of Jesus with those who, from a worldly perspective at least, look like they have the least reason for hope? In this episode of the CCL podcast, Peter Orr speaks to Ben Gray, minister of All Saints Petersham in Sydney's Inner West, about how as a church they reach out to the homeless with the hope of the Jesus. For an edited transcript and show notes, visit https://ccl.moore.edu.au/resources/podcast-episode-110/

"We want people to invest with us because they like and trust us and we encourage people to diversify so they can have the ability to work with who they like." Reed Goosens   Today I am interviewing Reed Goosens and Ben Gray who are both the brains behind RSN Property Group which specializes in fix and flip multi-family apartment complexes. Although they both are from Australia, Reed and Ben both live and invest in the US. Reed has previously been a guest on this show, as well as presented at both my FIBI Pasadena Meeting as well as my ITI Meeting. Reed is a national speaker and is the host of the Investing in the US Podcast. TOPICS COVERED IN THE EPISODE   How Reed and Ben met  How to be sustainable as a multifamily syndicator  Investors should diversity  Keeping a tight team  How to reduce building cost The worldwide issue of unaffordability  What are they investing in How to incorporate other passions into real estate Maintaining a sense of curiosity  How do you keep a clear head Why is having a business partner necessary  How to stay connected to your purpose The uncertainty of entrepreneurship Get comfortable with being uncomfortable  Current challenges in the multi-family market Are we in a recession How have interest rates affected the market  What are operators currently challenged with    Listen now and find out how Reed and Ben found their Real Estate Breakthrough!   The Real Estate Breakthrough Show with Christina Suter is where we talk about the reality of real estate, the mindset you need and the tips and tricks to get you moving forward in investing. Join us every other week and learn everything you need to know to invest in real estate on Youtube, iTunes, Spotify, and more. You can watch Reed and Ben's interview on Youtube here.    Find out more about RSN Property Group here:    Website RSNPropertyGroup.com

As the demand on food banks continues to climb, we hear how one non-profit is responding to better meet the needs of its growing client list. Ben Gray of the Sussex Sharing Club speaks with host Julia Wright about what they are doing to try to improve their services.

Is there someone you need to forgive and you know it, but yet you have not followed through? Have you ever heard someone talk about a hurt from 50 years ago, and it sounds like something that just happened yesterday? They just don't seem able to let it go.Dr. Gray who is not a neuroscientist but has done some research in neuroscience believes that he has isolated a part of the problem. Dr. Gray takes us on a journey that's easy for the average person to understand. He gets rid of the big words and lays out an amazing story.

Given 6th August 2023. Prayer is the oxygen for your soul

“I don't ever want us to be preying on people's hope that we can make a difference. I want to make a difference.” -Ben GrayTodd and the entire Todd-versations team were inspired by this chat. Listen as Ben Gray lays out what they do, working to change the narrative about food-to-market standards. Why they do it, it's a massive, almost inconceivable, waste problem. And how they will bring consumers, growers, shippers, retailers, and manufacturers along. It is a tremendous opportunity to change perceptions and lives by working with viable, valuable, and sometimes slightly imperfect food that can make it into the supply chain.

Ben Gray is a philosopher. He taught philosophy as a professor for around 15 years. His degrees are in psychology and philosopher and a masters degree in philosophy.

Season 2, Episode 33The New Wave Music Podcast present another new music spotlight with the band Dear Boy.  Steve had the opportunity to chat with Dear Boy's lead singer, Ben Gray.   They discuss the bands history and touring with The Psychedelic Furs.  In addition, they talk about the release of their first full album Forever Sometimes and much more. Dear Boy Website and Social Media Linkshttps://www.dearboyofficial.com/https://www.facebook.com/dearboyofficialhttps://www.youtube.com/dearboyofficialhttp://instagram.com/dearboyofficialDear Boy on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/4FMlCZsSwNgGiNk6PHo796Dear Boy on Apple Musichttps://music.apple.com/ag/artist/dear-boy/688864108Our official website:http://newwavemusicpodcast.comPlease help support our podcast:https://glow.fm/dontyouforgetaboutme-thenewwavemusicpodcast

Given 7th August 2022. Text taken from Romans 12:11.  “Whatever it takes Lord … increase my ZEAL to do your will and my URGENCY to make the best use of my time during these days of evil, crisis and confusion.In Jesus name, Amen.

On this weeks episode, Blake covers the mysterious death of Captain Charles Wyman, and his ghost that lingers to this day with special guest Ben Gray! Email your ghost stories to hauntedhometownspodcast@gmail.com cause everyone loves a ghost story!!

Class of 2021 senior Ben Gray discusses his dynamic fine arts experience at ECS, including his recent nomination for outstanding lead actor in the 2021 Orpheum High School Musical Theatre Awards. He also shares how ECS has shaped him and provided exciting opportunities in the classroom, on the stage, and on the field.

More than 1000 people are expected to request to end their lives in the first year of New Zealand's assisted-dying regime.Chief medical officer Andrew Connolly said the Ministry of Health was expecting about 1100 patients to make the request, although it was predicting only about a third of those would carry through with euthanasia.The demand for assisted dying will have to be met by a workforce overwhelmingly opposed to being involved and a health system some doctors say is already struggling with a lack of resources.Only 10 per cent of health practitioners described themselves as "definitely willing" to provide assisted dying with a further 20 per cent saying they are "possibly willing", according to a Ministry of Health workforce survey.The lack of doctors willing to carry out assisted dying may lead to those doctors who are willing to have to travel the country administering euthanasia if the service is not available in all areas.Connolly said having a ready and willing workforce was the biggest challenge to setting up the assisted-dying regime, which comes in on November 7.The Ministry of Health initially said its survey of nearly 2000 health practitioners showed 30 per cent were definitely or possibly willing - a number the Minister of Health Andrew Little said gave him confidence the workforce to deliver euthanasia would be available.But the breakdown now provided to RNZ describes a less enthusiastic workforce, with just 10 per cent saying they were "definitely" willing and a further 20 per cent saying they were "possibly" willing.Napier GP Dr Keryn Powell is opposed to euthanasia and said most of her colleagues did not even want to focus on it."I think a lot of us have got our head in the sand about it. We are so focused on Covid, focused on the flu, and the end of the year is going to come upon us and we're all just going to be praying like mad that no one asks about it."Health practitioners who conscientiously object to euthanasia can opt out but if a patient asks them for assisted dying they have to refer them to Support and Consultation for End of Life Care New Zealand (SCENZ).SCENZ, due to be set up by June 30 after appointments are made by the director general of health, will keep a register of medical practitioners willing to provide the service."Until we really get names and people fully committed, I think that is probably the area that is of greatest concern," Connolly said."Geographical disparities will have to be solved. There will be options there, around whether we can move practitioners around the country."But End of Life Choice Society president Mary Panko said supporters of euthanasia were encouraged by indications of health workforce participation."I think that it will start slow and ... will gradually increase as everybody gets used to this. It's no longer an outlandish idea but a way of taking control of your own life and your own death."While the ministry expected 1100 people a year to ask for euthanasia and about 350 people to actually follow through (estimates largely based on the demand in Victoria, which introduced euthanasia in 2019), international experience shows demand has increased over time in some countries.A Ministry of Health literature review, released to RNZ under the Official Information Act, looked at demand in Belgium between 2003 and 2013.It found cases increased every year, from 235 in 2003 to 1807 in 2013.Otago University's department of primary health care and general practice associate professor Ben Gray is concerned assisted dying may increase inequality in the health system.He said Oregon's experience showed most people seeking euthanasia in the US state were wealthy, educated, white people.Of 188 people who opted to end their lives in Oregon in 2019, 96 per cent were white and most were well educated, with 53 percent having at least a bachelor's degree.Gray expected similar demographics to apply in New Zealand and was concerned this could take...

Given 14th February 2021. Text taken from Zechariah 4:6.

This week's episode features more conversations with host Grant Williamson, Paddy Boyer and Chris Davies. With Gregor Hunter absent from the class, the gang caught up with Chieftains Full Back Charlie Brett to discuss his and Toby Gray's 24hr 360km Endurance Challenge where they raised over £20,000 for Cancer Research UK.  Also in this weeks episode, the panel talk about more good deeds such as supporting the local vulnerable residents in the area, Ben Gray's charity work climbing the 3 tallest "Ben" Munros and finishing off with which club provides the best post match feed on this week's 'Shree is the Magic Number' feature. 

The RUNATL Podcast is hosted by Big Peach Running Co. Founder, Mike Cosentino, and Director of Marketing, Dave “D2” Martinez. This week on the RUNATL Podcast we welcome a good friend, Ben Gray. He shares how he got started in running 10 years ago, living/running in Jerusalem, and his return to Atlanta continuing his work as a photojournalist covering recent events.

Defining something as important and meaningful as “Upcycled Food” takes a large vision, incredible dedication, input from many different stakeholders, strong leadership and passionate collaboration. In this episode, we talk with Ben Gray who led the Upcycled Food Definition Task Force and learn about how it was defined, what it means, and what the future holds. For more information, videos and links, check out the Show Notes at https://www.toogoodtowastepodcast.com/post/ben-gray-ep-06 Thanks to our sponsors: NETZRO, SBC - www.netzro.us Upcycled Food Association - www.upcycledfood.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toogoodtowaste/message

In this special interview episode, we hear from actors Gillian Jacobs and Josh Gad about what it was like to work on Blood Ties, what podcasts they listen to, and when they realized they’d met decades earlier. We also hear from writer Ben Gray and director Marshall Lewy about the ripped-from-the-headlines inspiration, and what’s coming in Season 2. With Lindsay Graham, host of American History Tellers, American Scandal and Executive Producer of "1865." Listen and subscribe to the historical audio drama "1865" here: https://wondery.com/shows/1865/Support us by supporting our sponsors!Simplisafe - Get a free security camera and 25% your system at simplisafe.com/bloodtiesTidal - Get 5 months of any plan for just $5 when you visit tidal.com/bloodtiesBetter Help: Take charge of their mental health with 10% off at betterhelp.com/bloodtiesPolicy Genius: Give yourself the gift of savings on home insurance at policygenius.comAudible: Get 53% off your first 3 months when you visit them at audible.com/bloodties or text BLOODTIES to 500-500

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Given at the Ministry Leaders Meeting 3rd August 2019

Given 4th August 2019

Dog musher, hunter, trapper, and outdoorsmen, Ben Gray, is a home-schooled young man. Listeners will learn a great deal about the outdoors from Ben. The show will close with another bit of young men wisdom with One Last Cast, The Maker of the Moose and Me.

Given 10th February 2019

How do you set up international investors so they can take their money and invest in your deal? Today’s Best Ever guest shares with you the process. Ben Gray’s real estate background: –        Founder of American Properties International based in New York City –        Match up international investors with turnkey American investment properties –        Say hi to him at –        Experience raising money and working with international investors to invest in United States properties

One of the key elements of living immediately is to be deliberate with our actions, mindful of the direction we are heading in. My guest today is Ben Gray, a great guy who loved life in Australia with his wife and two kids. But he also had this feeling that he didn’t want to be living the same day for the next 65 years. So a few years back he decided to spice things up a little and pack the family up in a motorhome and travel across North America. As exciting as his adventure was, I personally gravitated towards Ben because of the way he has decided to live his life since his road trip. He has recently purchased a property in the countryside of Canada to allow his kids to grow surrounded by nature and to help instil his three C’s - Curiosity, Creativity and Courageousness In this episode we discuss living a predictable life, chasing the imaginary finishing line, and the importance of setting a date to achieve your dreams. Ben is as laidback as you’d expect any boy from the Sutherland Shire of Sydney to be, and a great father trying to guide his kids through life with as many experiences as possible. I hope you enjoy x

I interview Ben gray from americanproperties.com.au about the process of getting set up in the U.S. before you start purchasing your first investment property.

Episode 143 - Today we meet Ben Gray. Ben ran 100 miles around the city of Atlanta one day, for the story not the glory. He also ran in the first AND last wave of this year's Peachtree Road Race. Ben's job for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution has him writing and taking pictures at some very cool places and events. Some times running gets to be part of the assignment as well. It is safe to say Matt wants to be Ben when he grows up. Listen in as they discuss running, journalism, and lots of things Atlanta. Today's show is sponsored by BattleFrog Series - BattleFrog just launched 30 plus events for 2016! Register for 2015 or 2016 and get 40% off!  Men's Health Urbanathlon- Use code ORM for 10% off this year's San Francisco and New York locations!  

How do you set up international investors so they can take their money and invest in your deal? Today’s Best Ever guest shares with you the process.   Tweetable quote:   Decide what you want not what you think is possible.   Ben Gray’s real estate background: -        Founder of American Properties International -        Match up international investors with turnkey American investment properties -        Say hi to him at -        Experience raising money and working with international investors to invest in United States properties        Subscribe in  and  so you don't miss an episode!     Sponsored by: Twenty Four Sound – visit and mention "bestever" for an exclusive 20% discount on your purchase. 

Today's show is a big mix of topics, first I talk to a cancer survivor and learn how diet played a key role in beating his cancer, then I make a few key announcements, then finally I talk about how myself and Ben Gray plan to reverse the issues surround diets and create a new slimming club like weight watchers with our new venture Ditch the Diet by talking to one of the women from the original pilot group. 

Wellington GP and researcher Ben Gray talks to New Zealand Doctor reporter Virginia McMillan about the health inequity in the care of people with limited understanding of English.